Memorial Service for President Harding by Ku Klux Klan
The Ku Klux Klan plans a memorial service at 7:30 pm at the city playgrounds honoring President Harding. Rev. Geo. E. Tifft of the Methodist church will deliver the memorial address. Public attendance welcomed. William Freck family visiting Zanesville. Wright's Grove hosts a weiner roast. A family departs for an Eastern Northern motor trip visiting Canada with Montreal as the destination.
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Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Harding
Geo. E. Tifft
Methodist Church
Wright's Grove
Canada
Montreal
Caldwell man visits sister as relatives gather at Buckeye Lake
Edwin Keck of Caldwell stays with his sister Mrs E B Acomb while Harley Shivers and son Bernard travel to Columbus with Everett Keck from Grant hospital after a motorcycle crash. W L Hudson family Mrs Frank Tedrow and Violet visit Buckeye Lake. Mac Bartlett joins Mr and Mrs William Mills for a weekend at Buckeye Lake.
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Edwin Keck
Caldwell
E. B. Acomb
Harley Shivers
Bernard
Columbus
Everett
Grant Hospital
W. Ll. Hudson
Frank Tedrow
Violet
Buckeye Lake
Mac Bartlett
Mrs. William Mills
Families Headed to Ohio for Harding Funeral
The Troves and Loves travel from Akron after visiting the former’s parents in the area. Mr and Mrs John Love accompany them to Columbus, then with Dr Gilbert Love proceed to Marion for Warren G Harding’s funeral.
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Arthur Trove
Betty
Columbus
Akron
John Love
Gilbert Love
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Edward Newman has finger amputated after coal crush injury
Edward Newman of Orbiston required amputation of the little finger on his left hand after a crush at coal. The New York No 24 tram worker was treated by Tr C W Cable with Dr Hill assisting, following the accident yesterday.
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Edward Newman
Orbiston
Newman
New York No 24
Tr. C. W. Cable
Hill
Fimner and Siddie Visit Miss Kemper in Little Rock
Fimner and Evelyn Siddie left Wednesday night for Little Rock Arkansas to visit Miss Catherine Kemper. Dr and Mrs F BR Acomb and children and Erwin Quick of Caldwell spent the day in Columbus.
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Fimner
Evelyn Siddie
Little Rock
Arkansas
Catherine Kemper
F. BR. Acomb
Erwin Quick of
Caldwell
Columbus
Funeral services for Wilbur McKee held at 2 oclock
The body of Wilbur McKee arrived Wednesday and was taken to the home of his brother Amos Ailes on East Columbus Street. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Geo Tift at 2 PM and burial followed at Greenlawn.
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Wilbur McKee
Amos Ailes
Moonshining raid nets four in Hocking county
Sheriff Shaw and a posse raided Lost Hollow early Wednesday arresting John Cable and three others, including his sons Pearl and Charles and Charles Blosser of New Straitsville. A large still, mash, beer, and liquor paraphernalia were seized. Ed Simpson was also taken on a possession charge. The suspects were arraigned in Logan later that afternoon.
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Hocking County
Shaw
Lost Hollow
John Cable
Pearl
Charles
Charles Blosser
New Straitsville
Cable
Logan
Ed Simpson
Simpson
Ribbon Trimming for Felt Hat With Two-Tone Ribbon
A grosgrain ribbon is folded in multiple figures and attached to the brim edge and crown band of a small felt hat. Two-toned fog grey and or chid ribbon creates a simple bonnet like style that a Pasisisane might admire.
Moonshining Ring Pleads Not Guilty. Bonds Set
Koppe and Judge Pettit hear pleas from Blosser and the Cable brothers on liquor manufacturing charges. Blosser bound at 2500, the Cable trio at 3000 each, elder Cable pleads guilty with 8500 bond, Simpson arraigned with укреп 1600 bond. Sheriff Shaw tightens guard to stop escapes of the group led by a feared moonshiner reported to carry guns.
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Koppe
Pettit
Blosser
Cable
Simpson
Ile
Kiwanis memorial honors late President Harding
Rev J W Blair spoke at a Kiwanis memorial service Tuesday praising Harding as a kindly man with notable life achievements. The club discussed ditching playgrounds for drainage, underway under engineer Fachnle, and appointed a committee to draft a sympathy resolution for Mrs Hardine.
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J. W. Blair
Kiwanis
Harding
Blair
Fachnle
Hardine
Kings Daughters Picnic Postponed After Harding Funeral
Society officers announce the Kings Daughters picnic scheduled for Friday has been postponed one week due to President Harding's funeral. The change was made Thursday.
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Harding
Kings Daughters
Society
Logan Camp Adopts Twenty Members in M W A Meeting
Twenty candidates were admitted by Logan Camp 10905 M W of America at the Moose hall on Tuesday evening. N R Roehr sen, special deputy, assisted in securing new members as Newark camp leaders conferred the work. The Newark drill team demonstrated publicly on the square, drawing a large crowd. The Newark team, among the eastern United States’ best, plans to compete in the 1925 national drill. Koehrson will stay in Logan to assist forming another class in two weeks.
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Logan
M. W. of America
Moose Hall
Koehrson
Harding's Prohibition Plan to be Enforced
President Coolidge plans a White House conference with governors to discuss prohibition enforcement. The meeting will proceed along lines laid out by the late President Harding and has received support from Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania and other administration dry leaders.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Hading
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Cabinet approves draft reparations memorandum to France
London reports the foreign office announced that the cabinet has approved the draft reparations memorandum to France. The wording suggests an opening for continuation of reparations talks and future arrangements.
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London
Foreign Office
France
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ki. Richey Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ki Richey will be held Friday morning at 10 o clock at the First Mble church and interment will follow at West Union Street Cemetery.
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Mary Ki. Richey
Mble
West Union Street
Trainmen Meet to Discuss Wage Revisions in Cleveland
Members of the Eastern Association of Conductors and Trainmen met behind closed doors in Cleveland to discuss matters of general interest including a possible revision of wage scales. The session began shortly before noon and will continue for several days.
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Cleveland
Eastern Association of Conductors & Trainmen
Chicago
Ohio River
Rain Shower Falls Briefly Near Grant Ham
A brief meteorological event was observed on March 21 near Grant ham with rain falling from a clear sky. The shower lasted about one minute and caused little disruption.
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Grantham
Coolidge hosts first outside White House diplomatic reception
President Calvin Coolidge held a public reception for foreign diplomats in the Willard hotel's crystal ballroom, breaking precedent by receiving the diplomatic corps outside the White House. State officials noted it was the first such formal outdoor reception since 1890, prompted by Harding's death and the need to start official acts promptly.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Willard Hotel
White House
Coolidge
State Department
Harding
Krupps Directors Denied New Trial in Paris Cassation
The criminal division of the Cassation court today refused the Krupps directors a new trial and ordered them to serve prison terms set by the French court martial at Werden.
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Paris
Cassation Court
Krupps
Werden
Japanese Belief on Sleeping Position for Lone Living
The belief states a person living alone should sleep with the head pointing north. This custom reflects cultural notions about orientation and harmony in daily life.
Flags Out Friday for Haing Funeral Day
Hundreds of Athens homes will display the national flag Friday to honor the late President Haing. Flags will fly at half mast for those who have flags, while others will show the banner to best advantage to mark the funeral day.
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Athens
Haing
Funeral flowers for late President Harding arrive in Marion
Aug 9 in Marion reports funeral flowers from various cars arrive to honor the late President Harding as funeral services are planned for the afternoon. The scene reflects local grief and the nationwide tribute to the former leader.
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Marion
Dr Thacher Liver and Blood Tonic Ad Urges Quick Health Restore
An ad promotes Dr Thacher liver and blood tonic as a remedy for hot weather fatigue poor digestion and constipations. It claims improved appetite better sleep and stronger nerves with a tablespoonful after meals. Availability listed in Athens McKee Co Gloucester Le Pharmacy Nelsonville The Gem Pharmacy.
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H. & Thacher
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