Ohio Voters Face Crucial Primary With Harding at Center
The piece urges Ohio Republicans to choose between loyalty to party and personal preference as they vote in the upcoming primary. It notes Ohio’s pivotal role, the potential impact on national leadership, and the view that 1920 will be a Republican year with Warren G. Harding as a leading candidate.
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Ohio
United States
Warren G. Harding
Mr. Harding
Hayes
Grant
Garfield
McKinley
Chicago
Harding
Labor and Politics Stir Athens County Primary
Local labor factions condemn Harding and Pomerine for Esch Cummins votes while miners press for a six hour day. The piece questions Gen Wood’s capital backing and militarist stance, urging labor to choose consistency and vote in Tuesday’s primary.
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Athens County
Harding
Pomerine
Foster
General Wood
Opinion excerpt on Berlin revolt and postwar leadership
Reprinted opinion from the New York Tribune argues the Berlin overturn returns the war’s crew and ruthless rule. It states the Scheideman Ebert republic is a deceptive camouflage and the Kaiser serves Ludendorff’s interests.
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NEW York Tribune
Berlin
Kaiser
Ludendorff
Women Consider Gingham Calico Clubs To Cut Costs
Idith F. Moriarty argues that women forming clothing clubs to wear gingham and calico could backfire. High prices for cheap fabrics would hurt stores and push up costs for all, creating a vicious cycle. Proposes thrift clubs using old garments instead of new purchases.
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H. C
Idith F. Moriarty
Despot Cabrera Ousted After 22 Years Rule in Guatemala City
The long rule of Manuel Estrada Cabrera ends as rebels attack Guatemala City and officials say he may be captured. Born 1857 at Quezaltenango, Cabrera rose from vice presidency to dictator after Barrios’s 1898 death. Supporters point to finances, public works, and modern schools despite cruel methods.
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Manuel Estrada Cabrera
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Cabrera
Quezaltenango
Department of Retalhuleu
Barrios
Vna
War aims and propaganda in postwar Europe
The author argues that Germany sought lenient terms by presenting itself as reformed to gain favorable terms from the Allies. It condemns the spread of propaganda that credits the war’s outcome to moral awakening and Creel’s circulars rather than brave soldiers and sacrifice. The piece denounces an imagined modern campaign of deceit shaping public opinion.
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Germany
Wilson
Creel Circulara
For Sale Second-hand Bicycle by a Lady
A used bicycle offered by a woman seller features a bent handlebar and practical condition. The ad notes its appearance and fitness for daily use with no other details provided.
Amesville Weather Strikes Hit Bridges Roads Flooding
Heavy rains and winds crippled Amesville area causing widespread ground damage and floodings. Bridges near Hines Crossing and Sharpsburg settled or broke, tunnels north of town suffered damage while rail traffic faced disruption.
Local visitors and moves fill weekend notes
New Marshfield hosts Mr and Mrs Chester Carmichae of Barberton while Mrs P Jones welcomes the couple. Mrs M L Sherman and Edna visit Athens relatives. Mr and Mrs Joseph Estep of Athens visit Ed Pidcock's parents. Ancil Davis moves into Bowman property. Miss Leola Wolf visits from Bicknell for summer with Mrs Fred McLead. Mrs Fred Herron visits her mother in Athens. Bernice Bratton goes to Athens for a job with Lancaster Creamery. J W Boyd of Caldwell visits town. Rev Wm Genheimer and Rev Leslie Dabritz plan church meetings at the M P church next Sunday night. all are invited.
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Chester Carmichae
Barberton
P. Jones
M. L. Sherman
Edna
Athens
Joseph Estep
Ed. Pidcock
Ancil Davis
Bowman
Leola Wolf
Bicknell
Fred MclLead
Fred Herron
Bernice Bratton
Lancaster Creamery Company
J. W. Boyd
Caldwell
Wm. Genheimer
Leslie Dabritz
M. P
Eight Grade Commencement at Alexander Township
Hebbardsville held an eight months term closing with a noon picnic dinner. Visitors included William Clendenin and wife of Five Points and many from Athens. George Wakefield bought a Ford truck. The eighth grade graduates’ commencement is set for Sunday evening May 2 at the Presbyterian church with all welcome.
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Clarence Johnson
William Clendenin
George Wakefield
James Klingenberg
Athens
Ellery Michaels
Henry Rhodes
William Hahn
Clark Hindwell
C. B. Hahn
Charles Whaley
James Whaley
William Austin
Alexander Township
Presbyterian Church
Mine foreman fired for cruel handling of pony
Messenger reports John Cox was dismissed for allowing abuse of a pony at L D Poston Co mine. Testimony claims a 250 volt current was applied and the animal burned with calcium carbide to force movement, a point the Humane Society official Candus Martzolff disputes as intentional.
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the Messenger
Messenger
John Cox
L. D. Poston & Co
Candus Martzolff
Sec
Athens Co
Humane Society
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a mild laxative substitute for calomel with quick liver relief and no after effects. They preserve teeth, reduce dullness and constipation, and lift spirits. available in 10c and 50c sizes.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
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CasRera
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Hines Crossing
Sharpsburg
Russ Porter
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Standard Oil Co
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James Shoop
Marietta
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Gibson
India
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Sebring
Wolf
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New Marshfield
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Public Forum
Leonard Wood
Frank B. Willis
J. Warren Keifer
William H. Boyd
James R. Garfield
H. M. Daugherty
J. Warren Keijfer
John Galvin
Myron T. Herrick
Edward C. Turner
Birst
Charles A. Cottrill
Kirst
Edwin Jones
Hirst
Harry L. Vail
Hiram W. Johnson
Daniel C. Brower
Warren Keifer
Thomas A. Jenkins
H. T. Phillips
Biret
Robert M. Switzer
A. R. Johnson
Edgar Erwin
Leonard Woop
A. Goddard
Warren G. Hardington
J. W. Miller
S. F. Beckley
TY Strong
Athens County Harding For
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Secy
J. P. Wood, Pres
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