Trial at Charleston: Twenty three miners face treason charges
The Jefferson County court house in Charleston, Virginia, linked to John Brown's treason trial, again hosts treason proceedings as twenty three miners are tried for involvement in last fall's Mingo mine war after federal troops dispersed the miners.
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Emportia Kans Sees Water Woes End With Soak
Emporia Kansas ends drought era as rainfall restores water supply. Town relaxed rationing and bath water restrictions, allowing two baths in rapid succession and a vogue for a grand soak. Community cheers a cleaner era with plenty of water after a long drought.
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Senator Willis Honors Ohioans at Grant Morris birthday event
Senator Frank B. Willis spoke at a joint celebration in Bethel honoring the 100th anniversary of Ulysses S. Grant and Ohio Senator Thomas Morris. He warned that fame can cast a strange light on character while underscoring human qualities and the enduring significance of these figures.
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International News Service
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Thomas Morris
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Elks Plan Summer Fun Fest in Athens
Athens Elks announce a week long Fun Fest July 3 to July 8 on the brick plant lot with a July 4 fireworks display. The event promises wholesome home talent amusement. A local observer notes strong cigar smoking among Paris women, estimated at half of younger residents.
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Athens
Mississippi Levees Hold Back Big Flood Threat
Memphis report describes 1500 miles of levees along the lower Mississippi, protecting millions of acres and major plantations. Patrols and government barges guard the system as floodwaters rise, with Memphis and Scot areas highlighting enduring flood risks and island inundations.
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Birth of Dailey Boy in Albany Area
Mr and Mrs Eldon Dailey of near Albany announce the birth of a seven and one quarter pound son born Friday April 28. He is the child of Mr and Mrs Blas Dail.
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By the Way Elsie Bookman Visits Athens Guest
By the Way reports substitute teacher By-the-Way-Elsie Bookman visiting Athens on Wednesday and Thursday as a guest of Anna Gray a Buchtel student at Ohio University. Also notes Circle Hill dance hall torn by flood debris and Ferd Conner of Buchtel hosting Edward Conner of Lemon South Dakota. Ben Conner of the family to visit June 1 after 61 years apart. Ford recently turned eighty four on April 19.
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Lemon
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Nurse president questions whiskey in medical practice
Laura R. Logan, president of the Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses, opined that most nurses share physicians’ view that whiskey is not necessary in medicine. She noted she has not polled the nurses and spoke as her opinion only.
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Ohio State Association of Graduate
Wilson to appear for first time since armistice day
Woodrow Wilson will leave his seclusion at his New York Street home this afternoon to be greeted by thousands of women. The demonstration will be led by Lady Nancy Astor and Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago, with delegates from the Women’s Pan American Conference and the National League of Women Voters in attendance.
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International News Service
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Samuel Fallows
Chicago
National League of Women Voters
Pilgrimage to Wilson home in Baltimore prompts police buildup
Baltimore schedules a pilgrimage to the Wilson residence with extra police assigned to manage anticipated crowds. Van Swergengen and other Cleveland capitalists have bought the Lake Erie and Western railroad. The line will run in concert with the Clover Leaf and Nickel Plate but maintain its separate identity per a statement from Van Swergengen.
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