Futon Moves the Trade Raises German Drive in Russia
London reports detail Germany's push to revive trade with Russia through new organizations and concessions. Berlin partnerships with Hamburg America, Stinnes, and others seek control of Baltic ports and Petrograd, eyeing rail and mining deals while seeking American finance and Russian concessions.
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David M. Church
I. N.S
London
Germany
K. Muller
Konisberg
East Prussia
Moscow
Berlin
Baltic
Hamburg America
Stinnes Group
Arms Long
Petrograd
Russia
Great Britain
Ted States
Britton Labor Flares Over Arms Conference Critique
Nottingham England April 15 The Washington Conference was scrutinized by the independent labor party in its thirtieth annual convention. A Kirkintilloch faction resolution denounces the Washington talks as a sham, arguing true disarmament is impossible under capitalism and urges support for socialism. Other measures praise Ireland’s free state, and back similar government for India and Egypt. Restoration of trade with Central Europe and Russia is on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Eng
Washington
Independent Labor Party
Kirkintiloch
Ireland
Free State
India
Egypt
Treland
Europe
Russia
Bond posted on perjury charge in livestock dispute
R F Watkins faced perjury accusations after swearing he delivered half a hog to the Males brothers at the forks near McDougall. Freed on a $500 bond, he will appear before the grand jury next term. The Males men are charged with hog theft and had Watkins testify to support their claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Watkins
Forks of the Road
McDougall
Watkins
Postmaster Sought in Ohio Defalcation Case
Federal and county officials are searching for William Larkins assistant postmaster at Sebring near Canton Ohio to explain a $3500 shortage in postal funds. The new postmaster took office last week and Larkins disappeared. Bond will be demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
William Larkins
Sebring
Here
Larkins
Larkins Tely
Weather outlook for next week in Ohio valley
The weather bureau forecasts unsettled mild and showery conditions to begin the week and again Friday or Saturday. Otherwise expect fair skies with normal temperatures across the Ohio valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Impeachment Talk Lands on Two Federal Judges
Washington April 15 Impeachment may be started in Congress against Federal Judge Charles P Orr of Pittsburg and George W McClintic of Cheries ton W Va over rulings affecting striking coal miners Orr denied citizenship papers to miners and Mc Clintic ordered tents in Mingo County WV abolished Chairman Nolan of the house committee said the actions show partisanship and unfairness and he would introduce a resolution for impeachment if reports are correct
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
Charles P. Orr
Pittsburg
George W. McClintic
Cherieston
W. Va
Nolan
House Committee
Orr
McClintic
Mingo County
Labor Committee
House
Big Navy Vote Expected in Town Final Debate
At a house session with about 75 percent present, leaders planned to vote at 5 p.m. on the navy size. Vare proposed 86,000 ships, McArthur sought higher pay, and observers expected the big navy faction to prevail by a small margin.
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McArthur
Oregon
Social News From Athens and Surroundings
Buchtel Raymond Andrews visits Athens on Wednesday. Mrs. George Worthington in Logan on Saturday. K of P lodge dance with King's Orchestra Monday night. Ruth Spurgeon ill with appendicitis. Miss Mary Richardson in Nelsonville guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Oakley. William Brown returned from Glouster. Mrs. Charles King shopping in Nelsonville. Joseph Shesky ill with pneumonia. Parker Shirley and Albert Corwin hosted a gathering at the Corwins with ice cream and cake, games and music. Kenneth Kinneer visited Columbus over the weekend. Gladys Shesky back to work Friday. Nurse Lena Shesky from Columbus caring for Joe. Beatrice Crabtree returned to school Tuesday. Virgie Alloway and Florence Dixon visiting home in Bliss College and Columbus respectively. Notables listed among guests and hosts.
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Raymond Andrews
Athens
George Worthington
Logan
K. of ”. Lodge
King’s Orchestra
Ruth Spurgeon
Mary Richardson
Nelsonville
William Oakley
William Brown
Glouster
Charles King
Joseph Shesky
Parker Shirley
Albert Corwin
Harry Corwin
Cletus Shesky
Sylvia Glover
Nellie Richardson
Bernard Miller
Clancy Daugherty
Richard Russell
Helen Brown
Laura Grimm
Viola Culp
Sarah
Eva Pierce
Mary
Evelyn Desman
Ralph Wright
Albert Shesky
Walter Glover
Harry Taylor
Marion Bruce
Kenneth Kinneer
Columbus
Gladys Shesky
Lena Shesky
Joe Shesky
Beatrice Crabtree
Virgie Alloway
Bliss College
George Alloway
Florence Dixon
George Dixon
Peasant belief links paper third needle to luck in France
The belief among French peasant women holds that drawing the paper's third needle brings luck. The custom is noted as a common charm when opening a paper in various rural regions of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Floods Hit Indiana Rivers And Wisconsin Mississippi
Indiana streams surged with cloudburst rains as White river rises threaten Muncie Anderson and Noblesville farmland. Four deaths linked to recent storms reported across the state. In Wisconsin, La Crosse merchants move goods as Mississippi reaches 13.4 feet. eight blocks flooded in North La Crosse with crest not expected for two days.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
White River
White Muncie
Anderson
Noblesville
Indiana
LA Crosse
Wis
Mississippi
North Lacrosse
Obituary of Mary Trainer Pioneer Resident of Guernsey County
Mary Trainer daughter of James and Mary Patterson Trainer born in Pennsylvania October 2 1831 died at sunset on the 67th anniversary of her marriage to Asa Cline. She lived most of life in this community and joined Temple MFE church over fifty years ago. She leaves nine children Isabel Kayser Amanda Ralston Marion John Mary McCarley Mattie Minnie and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. One sister Mrs Mellisa Howe survives a large pioneer family with fourteen children. She lived 90 years six months nineteen days in this community and kept a life above reproach.
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Mary Trainer
James
Mary Patterson Trainer
Pennsylvania
Guernsey County
Wilkesville
Asa Cline
Temple M. FE
Wallace
Isabel Kayser
Athens
Amanda Ralston
Near Vinton
Marion
Wales Mills
John
Mary McCarley
Wellston
Mattie
Minnie
McCormack Remains Critically Ill Amid Updated Health Report
New York April 15 John McCormack the Irish tenor remains in serious condition after a night described as fairly comfortable by Dr. Harmon Smith who attends him. The doctor said McCormack is holding his own but not yet out of danger, despite earlier reports that he was entirely out of danger.
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New York
John McCormack
Harmon Smith
Mine tipple wrecked at Mingo Junction
Terrific rains flood the Ohio river and collapse the Brettel Coal Company tipple at Mingo Junction. The wreck drags a garage, automobiles, and trucks, causing an estimated loss of fifty thousand dollars.
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Mingo Junction
Brettel Coal Company
Ohio River
Night prowler shot by Columbus officer
Police identify a man found dead after being shot by Officer Cleve Ham during a prowling incident near 1404 Wesley Avenue. The intruder held a revolver and a screwdriver. a screw driver mark was found on a Schneider home window sill. The officer fired as the man did not comply with an order to raise his hands.
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Columbus
Cleve H.m
C. R. Schneider
Wesley Avenue
Schneider
Ham
Italian King to greet delegates in Genoa on warship
King Victor Emmanuel will arrive in Genoa aboard an Italian warship on April 21 to greet delegates at the International Economic conference and hold a reception. Russian attitude remains unyielding, but mediation by Lloyd George and Italy may push for conciliation. Lloyd George backs limits on land armaments and a pacific ten year treaty mirror to the Washington agreement.
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Frank E. Mason
SN. S
Genoa
King Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Lloyd George
England
Lloyd Georges
Pacific
Three Youths Die in Fairfield Crash
Dayton April 15. A spring storm is believed to have caused a collision near Fairfield between an Ohio Electric car bound for Columbus and another auto. Three Fairfield high school male students, returning home after Easter vacation, were instantly killed in the crash.
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Dayton
Ohio Electric
Columbus
Fairfield
Fairfield High School
Arbuckle Case Review Set by Ohio Censor Board
Ohio education director Riegel says no action on exhibition of Arbuckle films until the state advisory board of the motion picture censor bureau meets next week. The announcement came from Columbus today via International News Service.
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Columbus
International News Service
Ohio
Motion Picture Censor Bureau
Riegel
Judge Bars Dividend Payment by Minneapolis Railroad
Judge Wilbur F. Booth in United States district court restrained the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie railroad from paying a two percent dividend on both common and preferred stocks. The payouts were scheduled for today April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Wilbur F. Booth
United States District Court Today
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Professor Loses Dismissal Suit Over Kiss Claim
London courts ruled against George Joseph Jones a junior chemistry professor at the University of London who was dismissed after allegedly taking pupil Margaret Hughes Brown to a dark room at a university dance and kissing her. The suit for wrongful dismissal failed.
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International News Service
London
George Joseph Jones
Junim
University of London
Board of Trustees
Margaret Hughes Brown
Jones
Radiophone Called Seventh Modern World Wonder
Gainesville Ga April 15 Dr H J Pearce president Brenau College for Women said the radiophone installed at Brenau is the first in a women's college and listed the seven modern wonders as the automobile aeroplane phonograph NX ray anaesthesia and radium He contrasted them with ancient wonders led by the Pyramids and argued the modern wonders are ether and air adjusted by intellect and are universal rather than nation bound.
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International News Service
Gainesville
H. J. Pearce
Brenau College For Women
Pearce
Brown to seek Ohio senate seat in upcoming race
Toledo reports Walter F. Brown plans to run for United States senator from Ohio this fall. Local politicians say Brown would announce his candidacy within 48 hours.
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Toledo
International News Service
Walter F. Brown
United States
Ohio
Brown
Epiphany Church Announces Easter Services and Music
Nelsanville Church of the Epiphany led by Rev. A. H. Marshall schedules church school at 9 20 A.M. and an evening service with a sermon and special Easter music.
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Church OF the Epiphany
A. H. Marshall
Rector Church
Mrs Warrington Hosts St Agnes Guild Social Night
Mrs John Warrington entertained the St Agnes Guild at her Walnut Street home Wednesday evening. After business a social hour followed with refreshments for Mesdames Barber Gibson Hall Evans Hall Lins ton Otis McCarty McKee Rodda Sayers Warner Wilds Tedrow McKee Bryant and daughters Mayme. Visitors included Mrs McCuley Colgrove Roy Sayers and Mrs Hitchings.
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John Warrington
St. Agnes Guild
Walnut Street
Mesdames
Joe Barber
Ted Gibson
John Hall
James Evans
Fred Hall
Charley Linston
Harry Otis
Charles McCarty
James McKee
Harry Rodda
John Sayers
Ike Warner
Fred Wilds
Mayme Tedrow
Lillian McKee
Fanny Bryant
McCuley
Far Colgrove
Roy Sayers
Hitcchings
Early Oats planted by April 7 sets state mark
Wellington reports T G Mcdonald claims the state record for early planting of oats with a crop in the ground by April 7.
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Wellington
T. G. Mcdonald
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