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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1920

Page

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Polish Resistance Crushed As Reds Rapid Toward Warsaw

Red Army drives through Galicia and Lemberg fronts as armistice talks break off. Polish First and Fourth armies defeated, Warsaw within 48 miles. Bolsheviks push toward Galician oil fields while allied officers defend the capital.

London Warsaw Moscow Minsk Lemberg Foreign Office Galicia Brody Busk Lenine Trotsky

Northern Ohio Traction Plans $1 340 000 Rolling Equipment Purchase

The Public Utilities Commission authorized the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company to buy additional rolling equipment for 1 340 000 dollars. The action follows an application filed last week and is to expand their railway fleet in Columbus.

Columbus Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company Public Utilities Commission

Fair Price Board Named for Muskingum County

John Pfeifer names a fair price commission for Muskingum County. L. H. Gibson of Zanesville Publishing Co. is chairman representing the public. Other members include Mrs. F. L. Carey and James W. Knapp of Zanesville, Frank Rowland, labor, and John McLaughlin, Frazersburg Road, farmers.

Columbus Muskingum County John Pfeifer Ohio L. H. Gibson Zanesville Publishing Company F. L. Carey Zanesville James W. Knapp Frank Rowland John McLaughlin Frazersburg Road

Convicted radicals face sentences in conspiracy case

William Bros Lloyd and 19 other Communist Labor party members were found guilty of conspiracy to overthrow the U S government. The verdict followed ten hours of jury deliberation with penalties ranging from fines to years in prison, and an appeal was filed after a denied new trial.

Chicago William Bros Lloyd Communist Labor Party United

Paving discussed as council weighs street costs and claims

City council notes street matters as Maple Pratt and Hanlin paving awaits new estimates. Retaining wall damage on Carpenter street prompts compensation talks with contractor. Athens township may fund indigent care, city fines total $155, and several water and fire department pay adjustments are approved.

W. B Bartels Council Carpenter Street Maple Pratt Hanlin Maple Street Athens Township Roush John Carsey

Hewitt and Boden Co to Resume Operations on August 4

The Hewitt and Boden Company announces the factory will resume operation on Wednesday August 4. Employees are notified to report as usual.

Hewitt & Boden Co

Harding presses on campaign with domestic focus

Marion Aug 3 Warren G Harding continued work on a second front porch speech to be delivered tomorrow as a Wayne county delegation arrives. Farmers lead visitors and requests to elaborate positions grow on League of Nations prohibition health costs taxation labor education and clergy salaries. He delays positions until Cox speaks and avoids broader issue pledges.

Marion Warren G. Harding Wayne County Ohio Harding Cox League of Nations Drys Congress Interstate Commerce Commission Department of Public Health Department of Education

Murder Probe in Warren Narrows Lead to Car Lure

Sheriff Evan Thomas and Detective P. J. Gillen investigate the murder of Nick George 22 an Italian man found shot four times in Warren near Hubbard. Neighbors report hearing yells and four gunshots after he was lured into a car and moved to the scene.

Warren Aug Evan Thomas P. J. Gillen Nick George Hubbard George

Bank Robbery in Clinton Sees $15,000 Stolen

Four bandits held up the Commercial Savings Bank of Moline Illinois branch in Clinton Iowa. They locked six employees and several customers in the directors room and escaped in an automobile with about $15,000. A barber named Charles Mohler was seriously wounded in a post robbery gunfight.

Clinton Iowa Commercial Savings Bank of Moline Lls Charles Mohler

American Ace Narrowly Escapes Injury in Omaha Crash

Eddie Rickenbacker, famed American flying ace, was unhurt when a plane carrying him dashed into a frame house in Omaha. The all metal plane, one of three on John Larsen’s aerial mail route from New York to San Francisco, damaged the residence.

Omaha Eddie Rickenbacker John Larsen New York San Francisco

France to Recognize Bolshevik Government on Debt

Premier Millerand told United Press France would recognize the Bolshevik government once it assumes all obligations of the former Russian state. He specified acceptance of debts and treaties as conditions for diplomatic restoration, and noted U.S. policy remains unclear. He said France would aid Poland with officers and matériel if Polish armistice talks fail.

R. C Berlin Red Cross Poland Paris Bialystok Warsaw Foreign Office North Front Narew Moscow United Press Pars Francé Millerand Boulogne France United States Washington

Noted flyer Orme Locklear Dies in Plane Crash

Los Angeles broadcast reports Lt Orme Locklear famed stunt aviator and his aide Lt Milton Elliott were killed when their aircraft plunged from about a thousand feet during an exhibition flight. Fireworks lit the plane and may have blinded him, causing an unrecovered nose spin before impact. Locklear, a Fort Worth native and war aviation instructor, was praised for daring aerial feats.

Los Angeles Orme Locklear Milton Elliott Locklear Fort Worth Texas

Wood River Ills Records 4038 Percent Population Gain

The Census Bureau reports Wood River Illinois had the largest population increase from 1910 to 1920, rising from 84 to 3376 residents, a 4038.1 percent gain. Georgia's 1920 population reached 2,893,601, up 10.9 percent since 1910.

Washington Woodriver Ills State of Georgia

League of Nations to hold assembly meeting in Geneva

An Exchange Telegraph despatch reports the League of Nations council in San Sebastian has set a November date for a league assembly meeting in Geneva.

London League of Nations Council San Sebastian Spain League Assembly Geneva

League of Nations Considers Economic Blockade as Peace Tool

The League of Nations council approved using a blockade to isolate offenders even against non member states. A joint commission may draft blockade procedures for Geneva the plan faces debate about limited power without naval strength and aims to deter breaches of international law.

San Sebastian League of Nations Council League of Nations League Assembly Geneva Assembly Council League Brockade League Council M. Bourgeoiise International Court of Justice M. Tittoni M. Decusna International Health Organization India

Auto license pond distribution in Ohio totals over two million

Columbus August 3 distribution of automobile license money totaling 2 142 793 04 will be made Wednesday according to Secretary of State Smith Fifty percent go to counties and municipalities and 50 percent to the State Highway Department under the new law Tomorrow's payments bring this year total to 3 158 595 31 more than half of the 1920 auto license money Practically all of the remainder will be distributed later this month as funds arrive

Columbus Smith State Highway Department

Rate Increase Not to Raise Living Costs Says Expert

Price expert J Lauck representing road labor groups warns rate hikes will not meaningfully lift living costs. He argues freight increases are a minor factor, with wholesale price impacts under four cents per pound and limited effects on consumer prices. The remarks come amid discussions of broader costs linked to wage and industrial conditions in Washington.

J Lauck Lauck Philadelphia Washington

Two Bank Employees Face Theft Charges in Cleveland

Two 22 year old employees of the First National Bank of Cleveland are to be charged with theft of 530,000 in Liberty bonds. They confessed to stealing the bonds but blamed a organized gang in Chicago, Cleveland, and Toledo, noting the bonds were never mailed.

Cleveland First National Bank of Cleveland Post Office Second National Bank of Toledo J. R. Kraus First National Bank Toledo

William F Patton Denies Partnership in Bircher Firm

Notice states William F Patton of Deanville and F Patton Grocery Co Nelsonville Ohio is not a partner of Robert Bircher Jr in any business and will not be responsible for any transactions connected with ce power.

William F. Patton Robert Bircher Jr Deanville F. Patton Grocery Co Nelsonville, O

Indiana and Illinois Coal Mines Near Normal Reopen

Reports from Indianapolis and multiple Indiana locations indicate striking miners are returning to work and operations near normal by week’s end. Officials in Illinois and Kentucky predict production restoration, with most southern Indiana and Northern Kentucky mines already active after the strike.

Indianapolis United Mine Workers Indiana Kentucky Illinois Iowa Lewis Springfield Ill Harry Fishwick Illinois Miners Union Terre Haute Ind Indiana Coal Coal Trade Bureau Evansville Henderson

Planes Reach Prince George After Northward Flight

Planes 2 3 and 4 of a four plane army squadron completed a bid toward New York Nome arriving at Prince George from Jasper B C last night in two hours forty minutes Captain Street commander of the party was forced to return to Jasper after an engine fire damaged his plane he is reported to have reached Jasper safely

Prince George B. C New York Nome Jasper Captain Street

Costa Recognition by U S State Department Announced

Washington reports the State Department announced that the government of Costa Rica is recognized by the United States. The brief note notes diplomatic recognition and outlines the response of U S officials amid ongoing regional affairs.

Washington State Department Costa U. A

McCulloch Hammers Waste in Ohio Campaign Speech

Canton speaker Roscoe G. McCulloch outlines a platform to cut government waste and pensions if elected Ohio governor. He attacks Wilson era policies as wasteful and urges a Republican ticket to demobilize excess government, calling Ohio's current administration among the most expensive. Ralph D. Cole also criticizes the League of Nations covenant in two campaign pitches.

Columbus Roscoe G. McCulloch Canton Ernor Ohio McCulloch McCabloch Ralph D. Cole League of Thns

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