Arish Border Crisis Flares Over Ulster Boundary Talks
London April 25 A delicate situation risks hostilities after the breakdown of the Free State Ulster boundary conference. The cabinet may act within days with possible mediation to avert an internal Irish war. England may name a boundary commission member as the Free State has appointed a representative while Ulster refuses to recognize the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Church
London
Leion
Englana
Boundary Commission
Free State
Ulster
Miner Bertak Held in Yorkville Dry Goods Cooler
In Yorkville Ohio John Bertak a miner drifted into a dry goods store and ordered wet goods. Marshal John Ferguson was present and placed the miner in the cooler where Bertak was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
John Bertak
Glen Robbins
John Ferguson
Bertak
Rev. R J Warner Accepts Warsaw and West Carlisle Posts
The Rev. R J Warner of Piedmont has accepted a call to serve the Warsaw and West Carlisle churches in Harrison county. He becomes pastor of the Nottingham church and the new charges lie about ten miles west of Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
R. J. Warner
Piedmont
Warsaw
West Carisle
Presbyterian Church
Nottingham
Harrison County
Coshocton
Bethesda Clay Products to Build Pottery Plant
Bethesda has repurchased a site for a new clay products plant. The firm will manufacture pottery using clay found just east of town, supporting local industry and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda, C
Bethesda Clay Products Company
Legion Band Makes Good Impression In First Concert
Logan Ohio April 25 The American Legion band under director W H Wood delivered a well received first concert at the Ruble theatre with band numbers violin and vocal solos by William Smith Harburger and Smith. The Buckeye Harmony Four and the Knights of Pythias Hawaiian Trio also won applause as the audience supported plans for weekly summer performances and band members bore rehearsal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harburger
Smith
Buckeye Harmony Four
Knights of Pythias Hawaihian Trio
Logan
Wood
RANK THIN IN POMEROY OHIO CIVIL WAR VETERANS
In Pomeroy eight Civil War veterans remain, a drop from former ranks. Survivors include H. M. Horton Captain Co I 33rd Ohio Oliver I Bradbury Seventh Ohio Heavy Artillery J M Lyman Gotlib Bentz Conrad Ohlinger all three of Co K 187th Ohio J M Howell F W McCullough and Aaron Tewksbury. Some live on Thomas Fork with locals noting more Spanish American War vets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy, O
Pomeroy
H. M. Horton
Co. I
33Rd Ohio
Oliver I. Bradbury
Seventh
Ohio Heavy Artillery
J. M. Lyman
Gotlib Bentz
Conrad Ohlinger
Co. K
187Th Ohio
J. M. Howell
F. W. McCullough
Aaron Tewksbury
Thomas Fork
Flapper Bandit Celia Cooney Awaits Sentence in New York
Celia Cooney known as Brooklyn flapper bandit and her husband Edward Cooney plead guilty upon arraignment after returning from Jacksonville Florida. They terrorized Brooklyn storekeepers for weeks and were arrested there soon after the burial of their 10 day old baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Cooney
Brooklyn
Edward Cooney
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Veterans bonus insurance plans face staff strain nationwide
The United States Veterans Bureau moves to administer the bonus act insurance if it becomes law as thousands of veterans seek service certificates. The Adjutant General reports potential staff increases to replace lost papers and handle rising applications. Director Frank T. Hines considers a separate division for insurance, else use the bureau's existing insurance section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts. Thornburg
U. N.S
Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
War and Navy Departments
Adjutant General of the Army
Adjutant General
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Denver Snowstorm Buries Region With Heavy Wet Snow
Denver reports more than six inches of snow with continuation into the morning and a sharp temperature drop. The Rocky Mountain region is blanketed by one of the heaviest late season storms on record for this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Village Claims Modern Style In School Hair Standards
Chatfield Minnesota report notes strict grooming policy in its high schools. Only five girls are described with long hair with two considering joining a group named the shingle belles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatfield
Madrid Tops Europe for Highest City Altitude
Madrid holds the record as the highest altitude capital city in Europe. The distinction emphasizes its elevated location compared with other major European cities and underscores its geographic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Europe
Democrats drift toward Smith as potential VP in Madison Square fight
New York April 25 Railston and Smith weigh in the national scene as Tammany’s craftily backed ticket for the Madison Square Garden convention takes shape. Iowa Indiana senator Railston may win the nomination if early betting holds. Smith favored for vice presidency though party leaders doubt a Smith nomination can win the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indiana
Grover Cleveland
al Smith
Tammany
Rosie O’grady
Ralston
Railway unions deny Lafollette endorsement by Big Four
In Cedar Rapids on April 25 L E Sheppard of the Order of Railway Conductors said Warren Stone did not speak for the Brotherhoods. He affirmed no endorsement was made and no candidate was decided until nominations and platforms are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Robert M. Lafollette
Warren 8
Stone
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railway Engineers
L. E. Sheppard
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhoods
Sheppard
Board of Directors
Aged Man Stricken In Ames Township
Loring Hill aged 87 resident of Ames township on the Walker farm was stricken Thursday evening with paralysis. He became entirely helpless and no hope for recovery is entertained. The attack occurred in the yard of his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Loring Hill
Ames Township
Coal wage talks denied at Cincinnati meeting
Kanawha coal operators denied that the wage scale issue was discussed at a Cincinnati meeting yesterday. Freight rates on coal to the lake region were the main topic, countering efforts by Ohio and Western Pennsylvania operators to widen the differential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. VA
Kanawha
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Old Pen Maker Dies in Cincinnati
John G. Holland, 86, president of the John Holland Pen Co., died today after several months of illness in Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, O
John G. Holland
John Holland Pen Co
Perhaps the Strangest London Street XX Place
A note about London street naming highlights XX Place as one of the city’s most unusual monikers. The quirky name draws curiosity from locals and visitors, reflecting the capital’s playful toponymy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
XX Place
Mysterious Yearly Message From Old Jerusalem
President Coolidge spoke to Associated Press journalists in New York yesterday. He touched on ideas about America, freedom, and the nation’s ideals, suggesting the core ideal remains the pursuit of freedom, as outlined in Independence and the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Associated Press
New York
America
Divorce Ends 36 Years of Marriage in Logan Court
Elizabeth McMullen was granted a divorce from George McMullen by Judge Pettit in Logan Ohio. The petition alleges willful absence for three years. The couple married February 10 1886 in Pleasant county West Virginia and had four children, oldest 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nelsonville Rotary Club Installed at Community Meeting
Nelsonville hosts a joint installation with 210 Rotarians from 22 districts attending to start the new club under Governor James A. Maddox. Logan club led the program with a parade, banquet, and floral gift from the Kiwanis, while Circleville and Wellston sent leaders and telegrams of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rotary Club
James A. Maddox
Columbus
Logan Club
N. M. Whitcraft
Logan Rotarians
New Nelsonville Organization
Christian Auditorium
Church
Rotary
American Legion Band
Logan
American
Cty
Nelsonville Kiwanis Club
Nelsonville Rotarians
Robinson
Wellston Club
Whitcraft
Chillicothe
Athens
Lancaster
Circleville
Dr. Meisse
Chillicothe Club
Harry W. Chapman
Breamer
Circleville Club
C. C. Chappelear
Times
Ohio
Athens County
Observance of Boys Week Planned in Athens
Special services in Athens churches and a city tour will kick off National Boys Week. Dr. John W. Wilce and Dr. KE Bryan head the events with high school convocation addresses at Ewings Hall. Rotary and Kiwanis clubs sponsor the week culminating in a 370 boy dinner at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
John W. Wilce
Ohio Stats University
KE. B. Bryan
Ohio University
John Hancock
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Rotary and
Armory
Ray Gardner
The
Windsor
Ewing Hall
Wilco
Bryan
Rey. Brindley Abbot
Episcopalian Church
F. Brown
Daniel McGurk
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. M. Bond
First Christian Church
H. 8. Foster
Baptist Church
J. W. Byrne
St. Paul’s
Wilcox
Logan Veteran Music Leader to Resign Post
Mrs. Lawrence Yerges will leave her long time role as Logan high school music instructor at the end of the current school year. She has led hundreds of pupils and contributed to the annual festival which has become a highlight of the school year. A festival pageant is planned for this year with contributions credited to her efforts, though future plans remain undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan, O
Lawrence Yerges
Logan High School
Yerges
Primary tickets explain ballot design for Ohio presidential primary
The Ohio presidential preference primary on Tuesday April 29 allocates seven delegates-at-large and seven alternates, plus two delegates and two alternates from the Tenth district. Voters receive a ticket listing delegates pledged to Coolidge or Johnson, with smaller print showing each helper and alternate, to avoid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
Tenth
Athens County
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
A. R. Johnston
John E. Jones
RR. A. Miller
QO. E. Vollenweider
Allies Accept Dawes Plan as Basis for Reparations Talk
England Belgium and France notified the inter allied reparations commission they accept the Dawes plan as a basis for discussion and settlement of reparations. Italy’s acceptance is expected tomorrow. The commission will meet Tuesday to review the situation. President Coolidge in New York supported the plan though the United States has not officially accepted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
England
Belgium
France
Inter-Allied Reparations Commission
Italy
Coolidge
New York
United States
Death of Tammany Hall Leader Charles Murphy
Charles F. Murphy longtime head of Tammany Hall and a dominant Democratic figure dies in New York on April 25. His passing comes just before the Democratic national convention due to assemble in June, after a career shaping the party for decades and a likely influence on the 1924 ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
New Mayor in Middleport Proves No Nonsense
Worley W. Brown, recently elected mayor, used his first act to curb street disputes in Middleport Ohio. He fined Mrs. William Estep $25 plus $8.70 costs for disturbing the peace after a quarrel with her husband.
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Middleport
Progressive Republicans push for tax overhauls in Senate
Kenneth Cla says Senate Progressives attack both parties on tax reform. They back Brookhart of Iowa while absent Wisconsin’s La Follette, proposing higher surtaxes on incomes above 500000 and a 40 percent estate levy, plus continuation of estate and corporate taxes. They pledge no compromise, aiming to raise taxes on the rich and keep capital stock and profits taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cla
N.S
Washington
Senate
Brookhart
Brookhaert
Mellon
Easter parade of is the number which passed on the highway
Fragmentary report notes a neighbor share of road maintenance funded by the state. R. H. Bare worked during the period and a march or parade on the highway is mentioned as part of the scene in St. Clairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Clairsvivlle
Ehne
R. H
Gulem
St. Clairaviliec
Fragmentary report on a city jail incident in Bellaire
Ambiguous OCR text describes a disturbance near a city lockup in Bellaire with references to a gang, bums, and liquor storage. Details are unclear and outcomes not stated.
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Bellaire
Residents Back Mandatory Bible Reading Vote in Lima
In Lima Ohio residents voted in a sweeping referendum on compulsory Bible readings in public settings. The measure passed by a strong majority exceeding 12,500 votes, reflecting broad local support for the regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Crestline Elects Assistant Secretary to Succeed Ashland Official
Crestline selects an assistant secretary to replace the retiring official who previously served as secretary at Ashland, marking a manpower shift in local administration. The move formalizes the succession and outlines new duties within the municipal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civik
4Man
Ashland
Teach the Children to Sew Time to Begin
Fragmentary note urges teaching sewing to children highlighting importance of skill but lacks clear details, names, dates, or places.
Cantons Halt Copy of The Aie Os
A mistyped local item notes cantons halting a copy of an article titled The Aie Os. Details are unclear due to illegible OCR fragments. No further names, places, or dates are readable from the fragment.
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Flapper Bandit
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Great Rail Union
White House
Old Jerusalem
Arthur Brisbane
Nelsonville Club
Southeastern
Dr. Wilce
Ohio State
Athens Messenger
Cline’s Ice Cream
McBee Bindery
Athens Power and Light Company
Athens State Hospital
Grayson's Stove Works
State Hospital
Athens Chick Hatchery
Dorothy
Arthur Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Miss Dalton
Dorothy Dalton
Chicago
Lew Cody
Johnson
M. H. Jenkinson
Db. J. Farmer
Guy
Thompson
Oval D. Farmer
A. J. Crawford
Geo
W. Hose
J. M. Voster
H. J. Parker
W. A. Carpenter
John Pinsterwald
M. Johnson
Georgia HH. Mush
G. A. Linscott
Howard Cline
Porter Sweazy
Chas Murphey
New York Tammany Fame
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Cantons
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