Athens Society Notes Highlight Northern Visits and Travel
Columbus architect Mr Harry Clyde Holbrook, nephew of Mrs E R Lash Sr, visits Athens. many locals plan trips to Columbus New Lexington Washington New York City Norfolk Va and Toledo Akron Cleveland. Families journeying for vacations visits and extended stays include Misses Blanche Rose Price Addie Marie Grones and Mrs E G Campbell with relatives in Enid Parsons Texas and Chicago.
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Harry Clyde Holbrook
Columbus
E. R. Lash
Athens
Mr. Holbrook
William Holbrook
Warden Packing Company
North Court Street
Blanche
Rose Price
East
Washington
Norfolk, Va
New York City
Addie Marie Grones
Cleveland
Frank S. Grones
Church Street
Shi
Dow Grones
E. G. Campbell
Enid
Okla
Parsons, Kan
Texas
Davis Returns With Pilgrims to Visit Home
American secretary of labor James J. Davis returned with about 1000 Americans to his birthplace in Tredegar Wales a mining town. He visited the small gray stone house where he was born with his wife and two children. The Moose International Congress members joined the pilgrimage and listened as Davis recalled his childhood landmarks and stories from his mother about the land of promise America.
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Cardiff
Wales
James J. Davis
Tredegar
The
Moose International
Davis
Candidate Defends Hoover's Policies
MECHANICSBURG Aug 2 The farmer's main handicap is the gap between producer and consumer Congressman Theodore Burton Republican senatorial candidate said in an address here last night Burton defended Herbert Hoover as the best and truest friend the farmer has An unjustified campaign based on inaccuracies has been waged against Mr Hoover
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Mechanicsburg
U.P
Theodore Burton
Republian
Burton
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Wife and Children Shot by Dentist in New Jersey
Dr. Arthur M. Woolsey, a Roselle Park dentist, killed his wife Marguerite and two children aged 5 and 7 as they slept. He stayed with the bodies until noon, then called police and surrendered after saying he had domestic troubles.
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Roselve Park
N. J
Arthur M. Woolsey
Marguerite
Woolsey
Manistee Chippewa Elder Pacotushk Sam Reaches 116
In a log cabin above the Big Manistee river Pacotushk Sam a pure-blood Chippewa Indian sits serenely reflecting on 116 years of life. He born a son aged 69 and a daughter aged 67. He has used tobacco and alcohol all his life and never has been sick.
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Big Manistee River
Manistee, Mich
Pacotushk Sam
Pacotushk
Pay raise for Pennsylvania Railroad workers announced
Nearly 20 000 employees of the Pennsylvania railroad will receive a wage increase effective July 16. The raises range from 1 cent an hour to 17 dollars a month, announced by Calvin M. Long, chairman of the executive board of the Pennsylvania System Fraternity.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Calvin M. Long
Pennsylvania System Fraternity
Pope cites modesty in early Christian martyrs
In Rome on August 2 the pope described early Christian women dragged to the circus who preferred covering their nudity to seeking survival. He said Christianity transformed pagan women, making modesty a primary concern even amid a horrible death.
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Rome
Pilot forced down by dense fog over Columbus area
Pilot BE J Hart of the Cleveland Louisville mail line was forced to land three times due to dense fog on the second day of service. He landed near Lancaster first, then near Canal Winchester before a final stop east of the city and later continued to Columbus as fog lifted.
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Columbus
U.P
BE. J. Hart
Cleveland-Louisville
Hart
Dayton
Lancaster
Columbus Field
Canal Winchester
Executives Dispose Of Routine Work At AFL Meeting
Atlantic City August 2 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor disposed of routine business and prepared to present the non partisan political committee report. Members debated potential endorsements for the presidential race but no pledge or likely nominee was announced.
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor Today
Hoover
Smith
Quarrel Fams Foul Shootings In Cleveland
Cleveland police say Thomas Lear 49 a railroad detective shot his wife seven bullets then killed his step son Frank 24 before shooting himself in a pre dawn quarrel. Mrs Lear had filed divorce papers July 27 for neglect and non support and neighbors noted frequent disputes.
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Cleveland
U.P
Thomas Lear
Frank
Lear
Lears
Harriet Taylor Upton backs Cooper for governor nomination
Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton a prominent War ren suffrage leader announced on Wednesday her support for Myers Y Cooper in the Republican nomination for governor.
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Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Myers Y. Cooper
Moose National Auditor John W. Hauge Dies in Petersburg
John W. Hauge aged 42 from Chicago, national auditor of the Loyal Order of Moose, collapsed and died in Petersburg, Indiana, today.
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Petersburg
John W. Hauge
Chicago
National Auditor of the Loyal Order of Moose
Ballot Change Alleged in Ohio Gubernatorial Campaign
Campaign HQ for Myers Y. Cooper alleges that a ballot endorsed by Mrs. Lawrence D. Richards and Mrs. S. F. Edwards was altered after being printed. The statement claims the W C T U backed Cooper due to unanswered questions by rival candidates James T. Begg and Edward C. Turner.
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Columbus
Ure
Myers Y. Cooper
Lawrence D. Richards
Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union
Cooper
Richards
F. Edwards
Leipsic
James T. Begg
Edward C. Turner
Missing Western Reserve Instructor Believed Amnesia Victim
Cleveland August 2 police say R Clark Gilmore Western Reserve University instructor missing since Saturday is an amnesia victim.
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Cleveland
U.R
R. Clark Gilmore
Western Reserve University
Republican party forms colored voters division
Organization of a colored voters division of the Republican national committee was announced today by Chairman Work. The division will direct the Republican campaign among the negroes.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Work
Star Sued Vernon Stiles in High Profile Divorce Case
Los Angeles petitions reveal former opera star Vernon Stiles sued for divorce by Mrs. Hester Stiles alleging misconduct with Eloise MacGinnis wife of a Montana mining man. Mrs. Stiles also sues Mrs. MacGinnis for 250000 dollars for alienation of affections. Mr and Mrs Stiles are pictured.
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Vernon Stiles
Hester Stiles
Los Angeles
Eloise MacGinnis
Montana
Stiles
Tigert resigns to become University of Florida president
Dr. John T. Tigert, commissioner of the Bureau of Education, tendered his resignation effective Sept. 1 to Interior Secretary West to accept the presidency of the University of Florida.
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Washington
John T. Tigert
Bureau of Education
West
Interior Department
University of Florida
Finland's Larva Wins 1500m. Ray Lopez Falls Short
Amsterdam August 2 Larva of Finland won the Olympic 1500 meters as American runner Ray Con ger failed to stem the tide of defeats. The race ended with Larva in front and Con ger trailing.
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Amsterdam
Ray Conger
Larva
Finland
Harvard Crew Eliminated by Germany in Olympic Rowing
The Harvard university crew was eliminated by Germany in the fourth heat of the four oared shells with coxswains on the first day of Olympic rowing. Harvard lost by inches.
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Amsterdam
U.R
Harvard University
Germany
Harvard
Jacob Sheppard Injured After Fall at Home
Jacob Sheppard suffered a severe back injury from a fall on stone steps in his yard at McArthur. His son Attorney Carl D. Sheppard returned from Akron to tend him, but reported improvement and expected early recovery barring complications.
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McArthur
Jacob Sheppard
Carl D. Sheppard
Akron
Millionaire Found Dead by His Son
Benjamin Dansard a 45 year old Detroit bond broker was found dead by his son Joseph near the Dansard summer estate boathouse on Lake Erie. The death from a gunshot wound over the heart is believed accidental and funeral plans await Mrs Dansard from New York. Roger W Watkins a West Hartford broker was arrested in Lorain on a $600000 embezzlement charge and was en route to Hartford.
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Monroe, Mich
UPK
Benjamin Dansard
Detroit
Dansard
New York
Joseph
Boller Hartor
Here
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Roger W. Watkins
West Hartford
Conn
Lorain
Hartford
Typhoon Knocks Out Japanese Town. Death Toll Rises
Typhoon HITS Japan’s Tori o area on Aug 2 leaving at least twenty dead and many injured in the worst storm here in 18 years. Emergency crews search wrecked homes as floods sweep villages and communications fail. Official figures may rise as rescuers reach remote districts and collect reports from shattered communities.
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Japan
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J. H. Williams
New Lexington
Mrs
Henry C. Everett
A. L. Johnson
Forrest Brown
Justus Brown
A. V. Linscott
Josephine Kircher
Buckeye Lake
Charles P. Kircher
Summerland Beach
E. G. Hall
F. H. King
East State Street
King
Phillip Carey Routing Company
Lynchburg
Jean Masters Tippie
Emma Vorhes
Fisher
Frances Nichols
New Marshfield
L. B. McCune
Mary
Toledo
Kenneth von Dietrich Kienth
Louise Angell
E. G. Angell
Congress
Ruggist
Spurlock- Neal Co
Nashville
Tenn
Georgettes
Style Shop
Ross Tiger
N. Court St
Ohio
Eastman Kodak Films
All Kodaks
Entire Stock High Grade Women’s Apparel & Footwear
8 & B Book Store
Inc
Clines
Champion Phonograph
Variety Store
Rayon
Beverly
S. Court St
MOOSE
Blazer
Coats
Haney- Goodrich Co
So. Court St
Turner and
Begg
W. CT
Star
Jac
Quard
AAG
Laleuleu Real Aoe
Caithens
Summer Yard
Tigers
Ray
McKee Drug CO
Security Bank Bldg
Big Daylight
Bamberg
Skep
the Big Dayliz Paccos
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