Glouster Notes Board Rates and Local Happenings
Glouster board of public affairs adopts minimum water and electric rates effective next Monday. Electric light 75 cents per month. water private dwellings 75 cents, bath or toilet 1 dollar, business 1 dollar. Cleanup campaign progresses with rubbish hauled from precincts 1 and 2 this week and 3 and 4 next week. Street Embrey named to extend mail delivery and allow numbered houses. Local obituaries and personal visits noted. various residents travel to Columbus and Germany for family matters and business.
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Board of Public Affairs
Glouster
L. E. Munden
George Fultz
Embrey
Post Office Department
Leading People and Secrets in Sharpsburg Letter
A Sharpsburg note dated April 25 quotes a W B urging the writer to describe leading locals and current events while avoiding complaints. The letter counsels silence on troubles, suggesting they vanish like bubbles as one surveys friends.
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W. B
Circus Visit Tangles Athens Police After Purse Theft
Constable Mariner arrested three colored men on suspicion of pickpocketing after Hagenbeck Wallace circus came to Athens. The suspects were released after Charleston authorities did not press charges. Miss Elsie Mariner reported a $2 cash loss while watching the elephants, amid an otherwise quiet day.
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Constable Mariner
Hagenbeck & Wallace
Athens
Elsie Mariner
Charleston
Miss Mariner
Battle at Dunmanway Cork Kills Three
Three people were killed today when armed bands attacked the town of Dunmanway in Cork county. An exchange telegraph dispatch reported the incident this afternoon.
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London
International News Service
Dunmanway
County Cork
Virginus St Julian Mayo Charged With Bigamy
Virginus St Julian Mayo wealthy radio manufacturer was placed on trial in the criminal branch of the supreme court on a charge of bigamy in New York on April 27.
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New York
International News Service
Virginus St. Julian Mayo
Supreme Court Today
Woman Rescues Aunt From Fire in Toledo
Miss Edith Klussman, described as helpless, was rescued from a burning home by her niece Helen Klussman aged 18 in Toledo. The dramatic incident occurred early today with both women escaping unharmed.
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Toledo
Edith Klussman
Helen Klussman
Ohio notable births and political milestones across years
The record lists John Waddle born in Chillicothe in 1814 and Ulysses S. Grant born in Point Pleasant in 1822. It notes Grant’s death in 1885 and 1892 Ohio’s Republican convention in Cleveland nominating Samuel H. Taylor for secretary of state, plus 1897 Ohio’s delegation to the York City Grant tomb dedication.
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John Waddle
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Chillicothe
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
Point Pleasant
Mt. McGregor
N. Y
Cleveland
Samuel H. Taylor
Ohio
York City
Grant
New
Court Asked to Remove Athens County Surveyor Baker
Petition filed Thursday seeks removal of Fred R. Baker as county surveyor over charges including failure to file a 1921 inventory, neglect to report road conditions, improper use of engineers, private use of county cars, underreporting road work, and incorrect accounts with Wetherbee and George. The move aims to replace him to restart road construction in Athens County, with funds about $500,000 annually at stake.
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Baker
Ohio
Wetherbee & George
Fred R. Baker
Board of Commissioners
Athens County
Warren's Barn Now a Memory
The Warren Brothers livery business in Athens, run by Sam and Jesse Warren for 34 years, is described as a once thriving institution with top horses and polished coaches. The rise faltered with the advent of the automobile, and after Sam's death last July, Jesse ran the business alone.
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Warren Brothers
Sam Warren
Jesse Warren
Ohio
Sam
Jesse
Federal control urged over radio communication
The national conference of radio telephony released a report advocating federal government possession and control of radio communication. The document was made public today in Washington during April 87 proceedings reported by the International News Service.
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Washington
International News Service
National Conference of Radio Telephony
Refugees Flee Louisiana Town After Break in Levee
Seven hundred refugees, mostly black plantation workers, arrived in Vidalia Louisiana from the Ferriday area by noon as a levee breach forced evacuation. The situation centers on the flood emergency and displacement of residents.
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Vidalia
Yesterday's baseball results across major leagues
The American Association saw Columbus 3 over Minneapolis 1 and St. Paul 6 over Toledo 1. Louisville defeated Kansas City 3 2, Indianapolis 6 over Milwaukee 2. In the American League Philadelphia 4 over New York 2. Chicago 7 beat Cleveland 3, Washington 15 defeated Boston 6, Detroit 2 over St. Louis 6. National League results include Philadelphia 6 over New York 4, Brooklyn 10 over Boston 1, Cincinnati 2 over St. Louis 0, Chicago 4 over Pittsburgh 3 in 10 innings. International League games: Toronto 6 Jersey City 5, Rochester 12 Newark 5, Reading 8 Syracuse 6, Baltimore 16 over Buffalo 11.
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New York
Cleveland Tates
Philadelphia
Washington
S.ce
Worpote
National League
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
International League
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Reading
Syracuse
Baltimore
Buffalo
Baseball schedule shows league matchups across leagues
American League teams have Detroit at St. Louis. National League features Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia. Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh while St. Louis travels to Chicago.
College Scores From Weekend Games Across Regions
Wilmington 10 Cedarville 2 and Waseda 1 led by wide margins as Holy Cross 9 Princeton 1 and Georgia Tech 12 Navy 1 dominated. Harvard 3 Maine 0 and Army 4 Lafayette 7 highlighted the slate with strong showings.
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Wilmington
Cedarville
Waseda
Indiana
Holy Cross
Princeton
Trinity N. C
Fordham
Harvard
Maine
Georgia Tech
Navy
Michigan Aggies
Kalamazoo
Local residents and visitors seen around Lan caster area
Rockbridge reports Mrs Sara Stalder visiting Tuesday. Miss Susan Troxel from Ohio State visits her parents here. Mrs Bessie Foss and daughter Rowenia shop in Lan. Mr and Mrs William Carpenter and children of near Baltimore visit L Shaffer's family. Mrs Mary Mathias and Miss Myrtle Hensel ill. A country dinner shared with Pearl Dupler family. Ll Shaffer's accident with new horses last week. Woman’s health note ends with remark on longevity.
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Sara Stalder
Lancaster
Susan Troxel
Ohio State
Bessie Foss
Rowenia
William Carpenter
Baltimore
L. Shaffer
Mary Mathias
Myrtle Hensel
Pearl Dupler
Fred Foss
WL. Shaffer
Rev. Davis
Ll. Shaffer
Fred
Shaffer
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