Mant Control of Poolroons Taken by Git
A brief note reports Mant control of poolroons captured by Git. The item mentions use of old bricks in the process and references a local or regional setting with limited readable context.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1924
Page
6
A brief note reports Mant control of poolroons captured by Git. The item mentions use of old bricks in the process and references a local or regional setting with limited readable context.
Athens council approves licensing of poolrooms with a 5 dollar annual fee and stricter rules. Minors under 18 are barred, gambling prohibited, and school schedules coordinated to curb after school play. Sidewalk repair on West Union Street moves forward with brick paving and bond requirements.
Yorkville residents report goats running loose near Bow Street. City council vows to curb the issue with fines from $1 to $25 and new enforcement measures.
Seven members of the U S Department of Agriculture led by John W Baringer conduct a countywide campaign in Lorain County to eradicate European barberry bushes. The bushes harbor a fungus that causes black stem rust disease in wheat oats barley and rye, causing substantial losses to farmers.
Authorities trace source of bootleg whiskey bought by Oberlin High School boys. One student suspended after reporting to school intoxicated. Another student arrested for intoxication. Three more boys too drunk to return home, kept overnight at a local hotel.
Prof. Byron T. Rees of 14 North Lancaster street, Hamden public schools, was elected Logan Iowa public schools superintendent from 107 applicants. Logan, county seat of Harrison county with 2000 residents, about 30 miles from Omaha, Nebraska. Hamden schools closed for funds. Rees will move to Defiance to teach education after one week of rest.
A $4000 damage suit filed in common pleas court by G. E. Parker and Herb Parker against Clarence Barnhill alleges faulty workmanship and inferior materials in a house built in 1923 on East State Street. The petition claims the quality detracts from property value.
A bold claim promotes Emerald Oil as a cure for enlarged glands. The advertisement urges daily use of two ounce original bottles to discharge germs and secretions, speed healing, and avoid scarring. It also states the product reduces swollen veins and dissolves goitre.
Columbus Ohio April 2 An unconditional pardon was granted to William Mapass of Youngstown by Governor Nonahey. Mapass began serving a life sentence in 1917 for second degree murder of his wife in Mahong county. Clemency was recommended by city and county officials and the judge, with the governor announcing the pardon.
Word comes of the death in Syracuse New York of Hary C Pierce 51 former manager of the Solvay Process Company plant here He died suddenly while driving with his wife and daughter collapsing at the wheel of his car.
Arlington April 22 two officials Harold Knutson Republican of Minnesota and Le Roy M Hull a government clerk were indicted by a county grand jury on a grave moral offense charge Their trial is set for April 30 in Virginia
Clemmeyer and Johnson of Akron secured the contract to erect a new parochial school for St. John's Catholic parish in Bellaire. The project is valued at $117,535 for construction.
The Bursum Pension Bill, aiming to increase pensions for veterans of wars after the World War, passed the House in Washington. The measure had been discussed previously and now moves forward on approval steps.
During the first week of the local drive for recruits six Athens county youths have applied for enrollment in the Citizens Military Training Camp to be held at Camp Knox Kentucky next July. The camp starts July 2 and lasts thirty days with government provided fare uniform equipment food quarters and medical care for about 5300 students from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. The applicants include Guy Brewer Trimble Ellsworth Reigle Clyde Vorhees Nelsonville and Franklin Dean John Shrigley Athens. Ohio board of judges will issue national prize essays for girls on Why a Young Man I Know Should Attend a Citizens Military Training Camp with a Washington D C trip as a prize.
Lima patrons challenge the legality of mandatory daily Bible reading in public schools after a recent board order. Many letters support the course, citing Scriptures and authorities.
In Defiance Ohio four candidates including one woman began campaigns for U S House seats. Speakers denounced Republican graft and mismanagement and urged the Bible based slogan Thou Shalt Not Steal as a political motif.
A burglar shot and killed 66 year old James Gibson who was bedridden by paralysis in Lancaster Ohio. Mrs Gibson woke to a disturbance as the intruder spoke with the victim. Authorities pursue the suspect who fled with unknown securities and money.
Fragment lists illnesses such as dengue fever malaria and headache unnamed. No clear event date or source organization provided and text is garbled.
A B O freight train struck and killed a deer just west of Little Hocking Ohio on April 22. Train crew recovered the carcass and displayed the animal at Torch during a short sidetrack, believing the deer swam from West Virginia to seek refuge in Ohio.
Additional marriage licenses issued by the Athens county Bureau list three couples. Fred Doughty 20 of Glouster weds Esther Danes 17 of Trimble under Rev. M. FE. Chatley. Clyde V. Shipley 21 of Athens weds Grace M. Sanders 21 of Athens under Rev. M. FE. Chatley. Edward Birtcher 22 of Nelsonville weds Anna Chapman 17 of Nelsonville under Rev. Tift.
Cleveland forms a police woman bureau within the police department to oversee female officers. The new unit will report directly to the chief of police.
Representatives from 29 American nations finalize plans for Latin American Week in Paris to begin May 5. Argentina Chile and Brazilian films will be shown with lectures accompanying the program.
Moscow report states M. Zinoviev, a top Soviet leader after Lenin, told the mineral convention that the Soviet Union will not hurry to grant concessions that are only for brief periods. He emphasizes a long term approach rather than short term benefits.
In Madrid a socialist manifesto urged the directory to restore the constitutional regime end the Moroccan war and adopt measures to lower living costs for citizens.
The Kentucky mountain boys from Carey Creek Ay under Rural club of Whio university will appear at the Presbyterian church at 7 45 instead of 7 50 as previously announced by the club.
Logan O April 22 A successful eight month term of school at the county children's home ended with an average attendance of 99 1 2 percent the best in the county for the year. One pupil missed two days due to illness, the only sickness among the pupils. Mr Kreider reports the health conditions are excellent and the girls and boys were proud of the record. No program was held as several children were moved under a new county placement system.
Dr H L Willett editor of the Christian Century and University of Chicago professor will tour Ohio University this week with talks on The Religion of the Bible. He will speak at Ewing Hall in public sessions Wednesday morning, then cover Science and Religion. Background and Preparation. The Founder of Christianity. and The Beginnings of Christian Society in evening lectures.
A defined movement arises to block the Pax Specs peace delegation's visit to Cincinnati next month. The Kiwanis Club joins American Legion representatives in opposing the planned visit, signaling broad local protest among civic groups.
A broad rail strike crippled transportation nationwide in New Zealand. The action disrupted services across cities including Auckland and affected goods movement and commuter travel. No immediate resolution reported.
Mrs Virginia Leslie of Cambridge Ohio writes she was run down and weak before using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. One bottle restored her strength and she endorses the tonic for women who are weak or rundown. She urges readers to obtain the prescription from a druggist or send 15 cents to Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY for a trial package.
In Columbus on April 22 one woman, Mrs. Anna Guerinjean, joined five tentative jurors as the trial of Sheriff L. Holycross opened on bribery charges. The case before Common Pleas Judge Warner involves one of five counts stemming from alleged protection for a whiskey shipment involving $1600 to Wheeling, West Virginia.
Attorneys claim Governor Donahey lacks power to try charges against Canton safety director EF Curtis and his brother Canton Mayor CC Curtis who has been suspended as the hearing before the governor begins in Columbus Ohio.
Norwood police now carry tear gas bomb guns fitted into ordinary night sticks as part of their regular gear. The addition aims to improve crowd control and officer safety in the field.
Send name and address with 5 cents to Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial package including Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds and flu, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and biliousness, and Chamberlain's Salve for burns wounds and skin issues.
The writer argues that 1914 marked the end of the Gentile Age and that Nebuchadnezzar and Dives symbolize a reawakening of reason and the return of Jews to the promised land. He cites Malachi 4, II Peter 3, and Revelation to claim a coming Armageddon and a selective preservation of some alive. Athens, Ohio.
Police search for George Gaston, 24, after he fatally shot his father Allan Gaston, 50, during an argument in Columbus on April 22. The son and mother returned from shopping to find their home door locked against them.
In a severe domestic dispute a son fired a double barreled shotgun at his father, fatally wounding him. The assailant fled after fracturing the gun against a tree in the yard and escaping the scene.
Columbus April 22 plans for the National Pharmaceutical Association headquarters were to be discussed at the Midwest Drug Health Show by E. L. Newcomb of the University of Minnesota.
A vintage health ad urges relief from constipation with Kellogg's Bean and Kellogg's Bran. It claims ALL bran is 100 percent effective, promotes natural digestion, and offers recipes and serving suggestions. It cites doctors and money-back guarantees, with production in Battle Creek and distribution at hotels, restaurants, and grocers.
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