Harding arrives for Grant Centenary in Point Pleasant
President Harding reaches Cincinnati on the Cayuga amid a harbor salute and crowds. He heads to Point Pleasant for the Grant centennial program, with plans for a 2 PM appearance and a dinner at Charles Taft's home.
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International News Service
Union Central
Harding
Point Pleasant
Warding
Cayuga
U.S. Grant
Morning Star
St. Louis
America
Homer Smith
Tie
Jess Grant
Grant Homestead
Grant
Charles P. Taft
Washington
Florence Kling Harding
Girl Scouts of America
Taft
Republic
United States
Ohio
Karding
Altho Grant
Appomattox
Quote on armament and peace after surrender of independence
A passage discusses arming for peace and notes that surrender did not give up independence or nationality. It asserts that safeguards and assurances of peace were advanced, reflecting a viewpoint that wartime measures can coexist with national dignity.
Germany May Aid the Reds Officers for Soviet Army and Navy
London reports semi official information that Germany will furnish officers for the soviet army and navy. The claim heights anxiety in Whitehall and is linked to Lloyd George's Genoa speech.
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International News Service
London
Britain
Germany
Whitehall
Lloyd George
Genoa
League of Women Voters Convenes Amid Wilson Debate
In Baltimore on April 27 delegates clash over Woodrow Wilson's legacy as Republicans accuse Democrats of injecting politics into the league. A proposed resolution would endorse an association of nations echoing Wilsonian ideas, with a reception at the Wilson home slated as a potential propaganda moment. A stormy session is anticipated.
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Wilson
League of Nations
League of Women Voters
Association of Nations
Rich editor plans world tour on 47 country honey moon
Lisbon April 27 R J Jeffries editor of the Columbiana Letter and Miss Pauline L Mayo of Omaha Nebraska have applied for passports to visit 47 countries on an automobile honeymoon tour of the world.
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Lisbon
R. J. Jeffries
The
Columbiana Lectter
Pauline L. Mayo
Omaha
Neb
Must Iron Out Own Troubles
London officials announced the British government will not intervene in the latest breach between North and South Ireland. Both regions have established governments and must settle their own differences.
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London
North
South Ireland
Colonial Office
County Clerk Raises Deposit Fee to Fifteen Dollars
Elyria april 27 county clerk cooper m williams raises the deposit fee to fifteen dollars from ten dollars citing increased court costs making the old retainer inadequate.
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Elyria
Co. M. Williams
Trial to Begin in Blizzard Treason Case at Charleston
State land defense pressed into court in Charleston as William Blizzard faces treason charges linked to the Logan border miners army. An amended bill of particulars on unions financing arms will be filed before Judge Wood to move the case forward. Jury venire drawn yesterday may be questioned today as the defense reviews venue and weighs peremptory challenges against opponents of union labor.
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Charleston
Treatson
William Blizzard
Miner's Army
Logan
Wood
Electrician Killed at Steubenville YMCA Transformer
William Henry Fell, 32, an electrician, was instantly killed when working on a transformer inside the YMCA building in Steubenville. The accident occurred late last night and authorities are investigating the cause.
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Steubenville
Willam Henry Fell
Gunmen in Police Uniforms Terrorize Family in Ottawa Hills
Two armed men dressed as police invaded the home of Dr. A. T. Barnum in Ottawa Hills late last night and terrorized the family, demanding entry and valuables as Police were notified today.
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Toledo
Ottawa Hills Colony
A. T. Barnum
President Harding on Train Passes Ohio Visit to Grant Memorial
President Harding, traveling on a special train en route to Point Pleasant Ohio, shows high spirits after a night through the Cumberland mountains. He plans to deliver a memorial address for General Ulysses S. Grant and greets crowds at Martinsburg and Cumberland during brief stops.
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PT Pleasant
Cumberlands
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Marion
Chillicothe
Point Pleasant
Ulysses S. Grant
Washington
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland
Marines Arrive in Peking to Guard Legation as Tourists Depart
One hundred seventy American Marines from the flagship Huron arrive in Peking to defend the American legation. The British guard is increased. Seven hundred fifty tourists depart for Tokio, the largest exodus of foreigners in Peking's history as mediation efforts continue amid unrest.
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Peking
International News Service
Legation
Tokio
Ten Charges of Misconduct in Office Against County Surveyor
A petition filed in the Athens county common pleas court Friday accuses Fred R. Baker, county surveyor, of ten misconduct charges including neglect of duties and wasteful county expenditures. Petitioner William Hier, backed by the Good Roads Federation, seeks Baker’s removal. the case cites orders for slag, alleged threats to misuse funds, and use of unsuitable materials on the Canaanville Stewart road.
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Fred R. Baker
Athens County
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Baker
William Hier
Canaanville
Good Roads Federation
Troy
Rome
Carthage
Troy Townships
John J. Woolley
A. B. Wells
Board of County Commissioners
Kimberly Road
Canaanville- Stewart
Guysville
Stewart
Surveyors Office
Open Drive Toward Peking Under Wu Pei Fu Action
General Wu Pei Fu opens a northern campaign directing 30 000 troops moving from Liu Li Ho toward Chang Shen Tien south of Peking. His forces threaten General Chang Tso Lin’s lines as Madame Wu Pei Fu tours Paoting Fu engaging local residents.
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Epna Lee Booker
Pao Ting FU
China
Wu Pei Fu
Peking
Liu Li Ho
Chang Shen Tien
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang
Madame Wu Pei Fu
Fire fighting aid rushed to Canal Winchester from Columbus
In response to an aid appeal, Columbus firefighting equipment was sent to Canal Winchester, a village near Columbus. A telephone report said barn fires threaten to wipe out the village’s business district.
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Columbus
International News Service
Canal Winchester
Here
New Oil Negotiations Shift Field Exploration Focus
Mexico City April 27 news says major American producers and Obregon officials clarified talks. The talks center on exploiting new oil fields by American interests, amid fears of exhausting existing fields in 10 to 20 years.
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Obregon
Dow Bemitoriga
Athletic head at University of Alabama named to Ohio University
Lo Announced athletic head at University of Alabama had accepted President Bryan's offer to lead the physical education department at Ohio University in Athens. Bird's role will be supervisory with no changes to coaches or trainers. Former Oberlin and Ohio State athlete hailed as qualified and a boost to Ohio University's program.
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Oo. C. Bird
University of Alabama
Columbus
F. B. Dryan
Ohio University
Bryan
Bird
Finsterwald
Grover
Thor Olson
Bid
Oberlin
Ohio State University
Ht. A. Miller
Columbus Sport
Athens
Ohio Universit
Funeral service notice for Amesville Masonic lodge members
All members of Amesville lodge Vv. & A. M. are requested to meet at lodge room promptly at 12 o'clock Friday to attend the funeral of C. BL McCune W. L. Heston W. M. R. V. King See
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Amesville Lodge Vv
A. M
C. BL McCune
W. L. Heston
W. M. R. V. King
Treasury chief denies bond flood rumor in Congress inquiry
Secretary Mellon rejected reports that counterfeit bonds flood the market but announced a new investigation in response to congressional charges. The action aims to verify the extent of any spurious securities and protect public finances.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon Today
Congress
United States Extends Egypt Recognition With Safeguards
The United States extends recognition to Egypt’s new government, conditioned on maintaining American rights in Egypt. The State Department also warns Cuba to straighten its economic affairs or face financial intervention by the United States.
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Washington
United States
Egypt
State Department
Cuba
France weighs Genoa conference attendance decision
Paris reports a cabinet session debating France's potential refusal to attend the Genoa conference of Versailles treaty signatories. The discussion centers on France’s stance and possible diplomatic steps if attendance is declined.
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Paris
France
Genoa
Senate aims to push tariff and soldiers bonus bills
Washington April 27. Senator Lodge and Republican leaders say the tariff and soldiers bonus bills are "nicely oiled and running smoothly" and expect quick senate passage. They plan to displace the tariff bill temporarily to clear the bonus legislation, with June end as a probable target and strong Republican support from the agricultural tariff bloc.
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J. Bart Campbell
1. N
Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Republlican
Lodge
Chauncey va Jacksonville Ford car giveaway at Salt Park
Chauncey plans a Sunday event in Jacksonville on April 30 offering a Ford car as a prize at Salt Park with parking space for all attendees. The notice mentions a 427-3 reference.
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Chauncey Va
Jacksonville
Chauncey New Salt Park
Bethel Bates Trampled by Horse in Oxford Incident
Bethel Bates a 70 year old retired Noble county farmer escaped serious injury after being trampled by a horse he attempted to mount in Cambridge on April 27. The incident involved Bates seeking to mount a horse at a local property. Bates sustained only minor injuries and received medical attention at the scene.
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Cambridge
Bethel Bates
Noble County
Attorney Metcalf Returns Home After Sea Voyage
Elyria Ohio April 27 Attorney G A Metcalf forced ashore at Halifax due to seasickness while returning from Holy Land voyage He recuperated in Halifax hospital before traveling by rail to Elyria He has practiced law in Elyria for 50 years.
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Elyria
G. A. Metcalf
Ioly Land
Halifax
Petitions by Truck Deliver Signatures for Soldiers Bonus
A motor truck carrying more than a million signatures to the soldiers' bonus tax petition left New York and was sent toward Washington by Mayor Hylan, circulating nationwide via Hearst papers.
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International News Service
New York
Hearst Papers
Washington
Hylan
Blind and Deaf Girl Amazes Medical Men in Chicago
Willem Huggins a 17 year old inmate at the Wisconsin School for the Mind in Janesville demonstrates telepathic like abilities. She reads via touch and scent reading headlines with her fingertips and senses paper money colors hats and photo compositions. Physicians at the Chicago Medical Society meeting affirm the demonstration as remarkable and genuine.
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Chicago
International News
Willem Hugging
Wisconsin School For the Mind
Janesville
Chicago Medical Society
Mullingar Night Battle Yields Casualties and Prisons
Free State troops clash with mutineers in Mullingar for over two hours. Two killed and seven wounded in the night action. Sixty five prisoners taken and rifles and German type ammunition captured as residents flee and houses are commandeered.
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London
International News Service
Mullingar
Free State
Prewar B&O Adds Wheeling to Chicago Train
Old Time Service in Bellaire notes Baltimore and Ohio to run an extra Wheeling to Chicago passenger train next Sunday. The service expansion marks an enhancement of prewar schedules according to local railway observers.
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Bellaire
Baltimore & Ohio
Farewell Sermon in The Plains District
Rev. Loveless of the Nazarene church will preach at The Plains M E church on Saturday evening April 29. He is leaving this circuit and his sermons Saturday and Sunday will be his last appearances in the district.
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the Plains
Loveless
The
Nazarene Church
Plains M. E
Carnes Couple Rewed in Crestline Ceremony
Mrs Eugeania Carnes and Wilbert Carnes both of Crestline were remarried in Bucyrus. The groom works as a machinist in Crestline's Pennsylvania shops. They first wed in 1918 and later separated. Farmers Supply company stockholders meet Saturday April 29 at 1 PM in the company warehouse.
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Bucyrus
Eugeania Carnes
Wilbert Carnes
Crestline
Pennsylvania
Alt Crestline
Farmers’ Supply Company
F. P. Linscott
Debts and Peace Meet at Genoa Conference
Lloyd George seeks a ten year anti aggression pact as France demands sanctions. Russia’s warlike moves and Russo Polish friction loom over Genoa. Britain weighs open sessions to reveal responsibility for obstruction while France pushes for backed alliances.
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D. Weyer
Ft. N
Genoa
Lloyd George
France
Russia
Poland
Riga
Europe
Ruhr
Poincare
Rhin
International
Athens banks close Thursdays noon May to Sept end
Banks in Athens will close at noon each Thursday from May 4 until September 28, with operations resuming afterward. The notice cites city branches including The Athens National Bank and The Bank of Athens as affected institutions.
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Banks of
Athens
Athens Nat'l the See
Bank of Athenss
Start Buying In the Kitchen Meat Economy Guide
An article promotes economical meat buying and proper selection of cuts. It highlights the value of pricier cuts for better nutrition and outlines a free government Meat Booklet from the Washington Information Bureau. Readers may request by mailing stamps and the coupon provided, addressed to Frederic J. Haskin, Director.
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Department Agriculture
Washington Information Bureau
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