Buckeye State Building & Loan invites savings
Has Always Been and Is Still Excellent Advice Money Provides Comfort in Old Age When Comfort Is Often Needed Therefore save and invest it The Buckeye State Building & Loan Co 22 West Gay St Columbus O Invites your account It offers you safety and 5 per cent interest It is one of the largest strongest and best known savings institutions in Central Ohio Call or write You will receive prompt and courteous attention
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
West Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Public asked to aid state in Athens county price probe
The Athens county probe opened with William A Moorhead named special investigator by Prosecutor Bartels. Public help is sought to list daily food purchases with prices to aid the investigation, covering potatoes butter eggs vegetables and other necessities. Names and addresses will be confidential and lists should be sent to Prosecutor Bartels at once.
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Athens County
William A. Moorhead
Moorhead
The
Food Administration
Bartels
Ohio
Scout Meeting Moves to High School Amid Repairs
Most Everything All Scouts of Troop One will meet Tuesday at 7 in Room 16 of the high school due to repair work at the Presbyterian church. Uniforms required. Ace medals to be awarded. Supt. Morgan to recount a two day visit with Orville Wright. Buckeye Lake camp plans outlined. ice cream and cake to be served.
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Presbyterian Church
Morgan
Orville Wright
Buckeye Lake
Dying Becomes Cheaper as Coffins Tax Exemption Declared
Los Angeles gains a tax break as coffins with metal ornaments are no longer taxed by the internal revenue collector. The ruling suggests lower burial costs while the cost of living remains a concern.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Internal Revenue Collector
Monoplane From Seed Aims at New Flight Era
In Chicago Illinois a 15 year old boy Lee Ross dreaming of outside fell from a second story window and broke something. A French inventor modeled a monoplane from a winged maple seed. Englishman invents wallpaper from rubber.
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Chicago
Ili
Lee’ Ross
Obituary of Audree Cary Burson of Shade Ohio
Audree Cary Burson aged 19 of Shade Ohio died June 2 1919 after illness including flu and endocraditis. She was an organist at Pleasant Valley Christian church and a Sunday School worker known for kindness and devout faith. Survived by her parents four sisters and two brothers and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audree Cary Burson
Arthur C. Burson
Libby M. Burson
Shade
Caryl
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Epworth League
Jesus
Roscoe
Inez
Catharine
Andrena
Mary
Theodore
Fouch
Traveling Man Recalls Cholera Morbus Recovery
W H Ireland of Louisville Kentucky writes of a severe 1888 attack of cholera morbus. He paid a porter fifty cents to buy Chamberlain's Cough and Diarrhoea Remedy and took a double dose. He slept and woke well at five the next morning ready for work.
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W. H. Ireland
Louisville
Bar Negroes from Stock Yards
Packers in Chicago announce an indefinite ban on reemploying African Americans at the stockyards following race troubles and fires. The move aligns with orders by Governor Lowden and the military authorities who sought to curb racial tensions after riots that left thirty five dead and many injured. Over 10,000 black workers had been employed at the packing houses, many imported from southern states.
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Chicago
Lowden
War Heroes and Oddities From The Great War
Paris dispatch details Major Vanhee's large brood and losses among his 36 children with 20 serving in French ranks. Roger Baxoux earns Croix de Guerre at eight for resisting Germans in Alsace. German air routes touted. salmon shipments to Italian forces. poilu candidate for French Academy. army dentists extract 67,133 teeth in a month. pardoned bigamist soldier Abele wins acquittal after two marriages reveal.
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United Press
Paris
Lille
Monsieur Vanhee
Reminghe
Ypres
Alfred
Dunkerque
Little Roger Baxoux
Saint Die
France
Roger
A. EB. F
Tyrol
Marseilles
Genoa
Joffre
Foch
League of Poilus
League
Louis Arnould Gremilly
A. BE. F
America
Jean Abele
Commines
Mile. Meurchier
Mile
Detroit
Mme. Abele
Abele
Permit Day brings unusual batch of marriage licenses
Probate Court Saturday issued a surprising number of marriage permits amid a steady rush of applicants. Judge Phillips refused one couple, citing unfitness for matrimony, while others received licenses. Issued licenses included Carl M. DeLand, 23, truck driver, and Beulah McCombs, 17, domestic.
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Phillips
Carl M. DeLand
Beulah McCombs
Nelsonville Names and Residents in List
The record lists residents from Nelsonville and nearby towns including Arthur M. Hawk 22 a teacher Velma Johnson 25 Coolville Dewey Cubbison 20 R R foreman Coolville Beatrice Clark 19 Beaumont Oren B. Tubbs 24 farmer Pratts Fork Pearl A Woodyard Shade R D 1 Jesse Peters 26 farmer Esther Dugan 16 Coolville Shearley E. Northrop 24 miner Glouster R D 1 Clara Witham 20 Glouster Carl Antle 23 carpenter Trimble Vernice White 20 teacher Glouster Arthur H Dowler 21 mechanic Columbus Grace Goldie O Neal 20 Athens R D 2.
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Nelsonville
Arthur M. Hawk
Velma Johnson
Coolville
Dewey Cubbison
R. R. Foreman
Beatrice Clark
O Beaumont
Oren B. Tubbs
Farmer
Pratts Fork
Pearl
A. Woodyard
Shade
R. D
Jesse Peters
Esther Dugan
Shearley E. Northrop
Miner
Rail shopmen press wage demands as strike vote unfolds
Bert M. Jewell, head of the AFL railway department, plans to urge President Wilson to act on wage demands as 500000 U S shopmen and 100000 Canadian shopmen vote on strikes. Directors say no funds exist for a 25 percent raise, while unions push Congress for extra appropriations to avert a walkout.
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Washington
Bert M. Jewell
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Jewell
United States
Canada
Hines
Railroad Administration
Contrv
Rail
Congress
Rail Administration
Costa Rica’s Peaceful Balance between Teachers and Soldiers
Costa Rica maintains strong internal peace with a small military of about 500 personnel while about 2,000 teachers serve in active duty. The country has enjoyed relative stability for roughly 45 years.
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Costa Rica
Grand jury called to probe food profiteering in Toledo
Lucas county Assistant Prosecutor Ralph Doty ordered a special grand jury to investigate food profiteering in Toledo. Indictments would be pursued under the Valentine anti trust and Smith cold storage laws.
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Toledo
Lucas County Grand Jury
Ralph Doty
Valentine
Ohio preps for federal Americanization drive plans
Ohio outlines steps for federal state and local cooperation on Americanization. An Ohio Institute for Public Efficiency plan calls for manuals for local use, forming 500 plus foreign language literate communities, full time directors in affected towns, and potential $300 000 for teacher salaries under a Smith Bankhead bill proposal.
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Columbus
State
Ohio
Ohio Institute
Highwayman Threat Forces $200 Ransom in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn a robber menaced Louis Barber and his eighteen month old child. His partner covered Barber as the highwayman demanded money and threatened to kill the baby. Barber surrendered $200 to escape harm.
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New York
Brooklyn
Louis Barber
Barber
Ohio War Savings stamp sales rise statewide profits
Ohioans hold War Savings Stamps valued at 125 million dollars with a six million dollar year increase. The War Savings Committee reports weekly sales averaging over one million dollars amid varied purchase amounts from 36 cents to 1000 dollars. Bankers call the savings a statewide economic boost and a sign of continued public gratitude.
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Columbus
Ohio
War Savings Committee
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W. A. Moorhead
County Price Investigation
Ainty
Dorothy
H. P. I. H. C. Motor Press
Brooks & Fierce
Waterloo
New Marshfield
House of Justice
East State Street
Fred Beckler
Hudson
Beckler
Athens
Ray Duffee
77Th Regiment
Camp Sherman
T. W. Duffee
Union Depot
Camp Taylor
M. E
Prof. Copeland
Martzolff
Cotton
Hocking Valley
Woodworth
Miss Burson
Henry Wood
Germany
Berlin
Hamburg
Hanover
Leipzig
Weimar
Court House
Willard Service
Willard
Nhe
Lostro’s
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