Parking Change Will Be Sought by Kiwanis
L. W. Roberts will head a Kiwanis committee to confer with Safety Director R. R. Johnson and city officials on Court street parking rules. The group discussed congestion at their Thursday meeting and announced no meeting next week as members will aid in presenting a Kiwanis charter in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Roberts
Kiwanis Club
R. R. Johnson
Court Street
Athens
Logan
Kiwanis
Ban on amateur radio set construction issued in Wheeling
Wheeling city manager Charles B. Dowler ordered a ban on building amateur radio sets to curb indiscriminate construction after recent fatalities in Cleveland and other places. This action aims to prevent further radio equipment related tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles B. Dowler
Cleveland
Tacoma Plans Separate Court for Women Offenders
A Tacoma proposal calls for a distinct court to handle trials of women offenders, aiming to streamline proceedings and address gender related factors in sentencing. The plan outlines court structure and anticipated impact on existing judicial resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Girl Body 13 Found Hidden in Parsonage
Miss Gertrude Hanna 25 a town resident was found dead in the basement of the vacant United Presbyterian parsonage in Hoope ston. The manner of death is undetermined though wrists show bindings. The discovery was made by a carpenter preparing the parsonage for a new pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoopeston
International News Service
Gertrude Hanna
United Presbyterian
Hanna
Miss Hanna
J. C. McKibben
Three locals to begin long sentences for Steelton bank robbery
John Hill and Charles Johnson both colored, and Ralph Fields, also a negro, start 45 and 40 year prison terms today in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to robbing the Steelton bank on South Parsons avenue and taking part in other local holdups. The trio were arrested after the April 18 robbery, confessed, were indicted, arraigned and sentenced within ten days, a Franklin county speed record.
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Columbus
John Hill
Charles Johnson
Ralph Fields
Common Pleas
Warner
Steelton Bank
Parsons Avenue
Lato
Speen
Franklin County
Murder of Boy in Clonakilty Ireland Reported
Armed assailants broke into the home of an under sheriff at Clonakilty County Cork and killed his son. The attackers also burned the town’s masonic lodge, according to a dispatch received in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International News Service
Clonakilty
County Cork
Coroner Opens Probe Into Fatal Shooting in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia Coroner R G Hobbs starts a murder inquiry into the fatal shooting of Howard Christian a Black resident of Washington D C by Charles Casey a student detective the incident occurred yesterday as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
R. G. Hobbs
Howard Christian
Washington, D. C
Charles Casey
President Bryan of Ohio University Burned in Accident
President Bryan of Ohio University injured while lighting a gas furnace at his Congress street home on April 19. He spent a week confined at home and returned to duties yesterday.
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Congress Street
Bryan
Ohio University
Fire Losses Hit Canal Winchester After Oil Store Blast
A fire sparked by an oil store explosion at Wesley Kearns Hardware in Canal Winchester Ohio caused about 35000 in damage. Adjacent George W Miller furniture and Rickett and Palsgrove grocery suffered losses as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Winchester
Wesley Kearns Hardware
George W. Miller
Rickett and Palsgrove
Kearns
Critics Fault Diplomats Over World War Causes
Sigmund Munz argues in the Contemporary Review that press excess and weak pre and postwar diplomacy fueled the war. He faults American and Central European diplomats for ignorance, cites Marsh and White, and says some relied on money and political influence, not skill.
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International News Service
London
England
Sigmund ‘Munz
Contemporary Review
America
Marsh
Andrew White
Elihu Root
Oscar Strauss
Vienna
Open shop debate splits Marietta and Ohio teams
Ohio University defeated Marietta College 3 to 0 on the open shop topic while Marietta won 2 to 1 against Ohio in the local contest. The evening featured Professor F S Coultrap and judges R B Bills H Stewart and H M Whitcraft. The article notes the cotton weaving industry in Korea is largely done by rural women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Ohio University
Marietta
Notable Ohio Biographies and 19th Century Events
Highlights from yesterday in Ohio list notable figures born in Salem and New York in the 18th and 19th centuries. It notes deaths of Gen Joseph Bailey and Duncan McArthur near Chillicothe and Xenia, a 1867 murder, and the 1890 formal recognition of Labor Day as a legal holiday. It also records William R. Day becoming Secretary of State under McKinley.
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Joseph Bailey
Salem
Missouri
Duncan McArthur
Congress
Ohio
Chillicothe
New York State
James J. Winans
Xenia
Maysville
William R. Day
McKinley
Toy Making Rebuilds Shell-Shocked Vets
Edward G McGand ish, war veteran and artist, has formed a toy making class at St. Elizabeths hospital Washington to cure shell shocked veterans. The method aims to develop initiative and provide constructive work for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward G. McGandish
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Public sale of Nelsonville coal mine equipment in Ohio
Receiver announces an on site public sale on May 26 1922 at 10 am for the Nelsonville Coal Company and Nelsonville Mining Company. The go ing mine plant located on John Beckler farm near Kimberly Athens County includes rails loppers tipple scales shanties generator mining machine ponies and more with bid minimum two thirds of appraised value and sale as a going concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Beechler
Nelsonville Mining Comany
Nelsonville Coal Company
Nelsonville Mining Company
John B. Beckler
Kimberly
York Township
Athens County
Ohio
Vic Nevonville Mining Company
John F. Beckler
John F. Beckler Et al
Public Notice of Tentative Property Assessment Near Chauncey
The surveyor of Athens county Ohio files a tentative apportionment for properties within one mile of TI C H No 158 Section Q from Chauncey north to Trimbic township. Objections to the assessment may be filed in writing before the commissioners hearing on May 2 at 1 pm. Representatives Andrew Murphy A J L Johnson J W Hawk oversee the notice dated 4 21 20tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio
Board of Commissioners
Chauncey
Trimbic Township
County Commissioners
Earl Commissioners
Andrew Murphy
A. J L. Johnson
J. W. Hawk
Wood sues Triton Oil to quiet title in four Ohio river tract claims
Joseph M. Wood files in the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio to quiet title to four tracts totaling about 160.70 acres, 60.61 acres, 0.83 acres and 4.15 acres, alleging ownership in fee simple and that Triton Oil Company claims some interest. defendant must answer by June 16, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triton Oil Company
Joseph M. Wood
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
State of Ohio
Fea
Ohio River Survey
Mary FE. Pratt
Ohio University
Willtiam F. Pennell
Tritonal Company
Ohio notice names Mabel Taylor in 1922 cross petition
Edith Briggs filed an answer and cross petition against Mabel Taylor in Athens county common pleas court case no 12414. The suit seeks 1740 dollars with 8 percent interest from March 19, 1922, and seeks liens and equitable relief. Briggs attached monies due to Taylor. Taylor must answer by May 20, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Taylor
State of
Ohio
W. 45Th Street
Los Angeles
California
Edith Briggs
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
James B. Newman
Abel Taylor
Nelsonville bids sought for school repairs and sanitary work
Notice to contractors invites sealed proposals for repairs and sanitary equipment at Central school in Nelsonville Ohio. Bids due 1 p.m. Thursday in May 1922 with 10 percent certified check. plans available at board clerk or architect. owner may reject bids. Edward J Baker appointed administrator in Athens County probate 1929. Eyeglass fashion noted among Berlin women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zeller
Board of Education
Nelsonville
Ohio
Wm. Mills
Nelaunville
Edward J. Baker
William S. Baker
Athens County
M. Johnson
Said County
Veterans plan for neuropsychiatric care in World War effort
Washington report details US Veterans Bureau push for government operated hospitals to treat shellshocked veterans with neuropsychiatric illnesses. Col. Charles Forbes to implement recommendations including 12 000 anticipated cases, 4950 beds, and $10 000 000 cost, plus training centers for medical staff and continued use of contract hospitals until federal facilities are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Reynolds
Washington, D. C
Federal
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Chas. R. Forbes
Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
Forbes
Minnesota May Nominate Woman to Senate
Mrs. Peter Oleson of Cloquet leads Minnesota Democratic bid for the U S Senate. The convention praised her as the brainiest woman in the state and she spoke against liquor while securing the nomination. Her campaign profile cites past tours with Cox and Roosevelt and a debut as a strong force in progressive legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
United States Senate
Peter Oleson
Cloquet
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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