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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1924
Page
2
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On April 18 Lucius Henry Wilson and Dalton were executed by jail sentence following a murder and robbery tied to policeman Vincent Skiba’s death on January 7. The escort began at 6 26 A M as officers moved toward the shop and the trap was sprung in a Good Friday dawn.
Dr A Wilcox delivered the final sermon of the series at the paist church last night. He discussed Jesus washing feet and the law of service and sacrifice as shown in John and stressed future life lessons in John fourteen and the new commandment of love. Miss Sarah Lane sang a hymn, and Holy Week observances will culminate by Easter across all churches.
A veteran white boxer from Cleveland was charged by federal authorities in Macon with possessing and selling liquor and maintaining a nuisance in violation of the federal prohibition act. The report notes a boxing show may be announced for May 7 with an unnamed opponent.
Illinois text shows Ohio scientists gathered in Columbus for the 34th annual Ohio Academy of Science meeting at State University Zoolery building. Granville resident Giley Mather was to open with a talk on “The Value of 16,000 Buckae in 1923” as Dean William Ve welcomed them. An annual banquet was set for 6:30 PM.
WMBUS reports the Ohio Miners' Education Convention opens today. L. T. Thatcher of Wooster Experiment Station warns United States may need to import agricultural products as population grows and land for cultivation declines.
Mrs. Julian M. Snyder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Bush recently joined the Cleveland Press as a reporter after Ohio State journalism studies. Her first week included a headline page piece with a four column photo of her holding a two day old tiger from the Robinson circus.
Davy Fling, Haydenville boxer, suffered a severe fracture to the right forearm after a horse kicked him while he worked with a team. X rays by Dr Zomers of Maydenville showed both bones shattered, likely ending his boxing career. Fling has been a familiar figure in Logan and valley towns, earning fans for grit and spirit.
A call goes out in Athens for help to identify every soldier buried in the West State Street Cemetery. Citizens and relatives are urged to report names to Captain B. Aen. to ensure the burial records are complete.
An Ohio reader cites improved health after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for rundown vitality and liver trouble. The testimonial urges fans to visit local drug stores or write to Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel for trial pricing and free medical advice.
Washington April 18 A row erupted in the House as the Farm Bloc pushes to discharge the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee over railroad policy. Rep Barkley led a petition with 143 signatures aiming to abolish the railroad Labor Board and create regional mediation boards. Chairman Winston criticized the move for bypassing committee jurisdiction and warned against hastily moved railroad bills.
The Albanian legation in Rome denied a report that two more Americans were killed near Tirana after communicating with the Albanian government.
A determined figure speeds through setbacks, seizing opportunities with decisive moves. The narrative spotlights ambition, risk, and resilience as the central traits driving timely financial or professional gains.
An advertisement claims The Williams Treatment cures rheumatic pains sore muscles and bladder troubles caused by excess acidity. It promises a free 32 dose bottle and a $6 price bottle by mail order, with a 10 cent postage request and a single bottle per address policy.
The notice describes a dress pattern available inBatiste or voile with hems and embroidery. It notes sleeve options and multiple fabrics including peresic crepe and gingham. The pattern is cut in five sizes labeled 1 to 5 and years. A four year size needs 2% yards of 22 inch material. Pattern mailed upon receipt of 12 cents in stamps.
The Athens commandery Knight Templar will attend services at the First Christian Church on Sunday with Rev. M F Charley delivering a special sermon. A featured choir and specially selected music will accompany the ceremony.
In Elyria Ohio a report says riders of freight trains face hostility from the railroad across its lines. Three transients were fined by Mayor Winckson after leaving town, though details remain unclear.
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