Durand Leads Nelsonville GOP Primary Vote
Unofficial results from Nelsonville show Homer C. Durand leading the governor primary with 341 votes across 12 precincts. Other top names include White, Davis, Sieber, and Burke, with Foster and Morgan also carrying strong statewide totals. Local races show outcomes for county commissioner, surveyor, treasurer, and General Assembly, amid noted Klan endorsement rumors and light overall turnout.
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Durand
Nelsonville
Ohio
Homer c. Durand
White
Anti- Saloon League
Harry L. Davis
Sieber
Burke
Harris
Smith
Cable
Congress
Foster
Jenkins
T. L. Morgan
Athens
Margaret Lax
Jones Nor
Bennett
Morgan
Lax
Jones
Martin Ohlinger
York Township
Eddy
McLeod
Moore
Campeloli
Daugherty
Hawk
Christman
Johnson
Grosvenor
Dalton
Shilling
Sands
Garrett
Raphael Johnson
Mosure
General Assembly
George Rose
Davis
Sanders
Coronr
Antle
Vic Donahey
McGovern Talks Business Conditions at Rotary Meeting
Columbus shoe industry figure Thomas McGovern head of the Mc Govern Nelsonville Co. outlined optimistic views on general conditions and urged practical, efficient operation. He contrasted rising and falling markets and noted becoming ready for heavy output as a new building nears occupancy.
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Thos. McGovern
Columbus
McGovern-Nelsonville Co
Rotary Club
McGovern
Lloyd Evans
Charles Poston
Funeral in Columbus for Rev. Father Boden
Rev. Father Boden lay in state at St Andrews Catholic church while hundreds viewed the remains. The 10 o'clock funeral service, led by Father Mattingly with Bishop Hartley and Father Owen, drew about a crowd and left many turned away. Mourners included priests from nearby towns and cities. Burial will occur in Montrose, Missouri beside Boden's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith and Mrs. Clara Stage traveled to Columbus to visit.
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Father Boden
St. Andrews Catholic Church
Father Mattingly
Lancaster
Hartley
Columbus
Father Owen
Floyd R Gang
Father Byrne
Athens
Montrose
Missouri
Davis Countywide Victory Leads Election Round-Up
Unofficial results from 32 of 40 precincts show Davis winning the county with a clear plurality. Lieber and White trail. Logan voting above average. Multiple races listed with figures for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, supreme court, auditor, treasurer, and representative contests. Some races no opposition on Republican or Democratic tickets. school bond appears to carry. Official tallies to follow.
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Election Board
Davis
Sieber
White
Logan
Lieber
Durand
Burke
Smith
Cable
Harris
Donahey
Beatty
Lewin
Atwood
Bloom
Black
Brown
Hummel
Crabbe
Buckley
Geiger
Robinson
Supreme Bench
Tracy
Day
Newman
Riddle
DeWeese
Dennne
McDonald
Morrow
Dunlavy
Valentine
Butler
Clark
Supreme Court
Kinder
O'Neil
Starn
Ricketts
Underwood
Randolph
Mauller
State Central Committee
LeFever
Young
Snyder
Brashares
Briley
Register
Stephenson
Chas
Steward
Higgy
Wright
Spencer
Shaw
McGrady
Iand Henderson
Rizer
Kreider
Acker
Leach
J. Clair
Zeigler
St. Clair
Nimon
Jones
True
Morris
Picken
Blum
Ulrich
Graham
Moore
Hunter
Struble
Allen
Kelch
Ruble
Wyskiver
Nixon
Oakley
Eph Shaw
Ellinger
Sloan
Stevens
Unof
John Kesterson Pleads Guilty on Liquor Possession Charge
John Kesterson, arrested earlier, pleaded guilty before Judge Pettit on an affidavit charging possession of intoxicating liquor. He received a $600 fine plus costs and faces Dayton workhouse confinement if unable to pay.
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John Kesterson
Brandt
County Picnic Set With Demonstrations At Fair Grounds
Farmers plan a county picnic at the fair grounds on Thursday featuring boys and girls club demonstrations. Mrs Wallace wife of Chillicothe county agent will judge the events and medals will be awarded for athletic winners. A banner goes to the top club and the poultry clothing and food club demo winners receive a free trip to the state fair. County agent Long notes state officials will visit to assist the farm bureau membership drive already led by locals.
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Wallace
Chillicothe
Long
State Department
Farm Bureau
Local Mining Victims List From Murray City Area
Readable item lists four individuals with ages and occupations from Murray City and nearby areas. Harvey Lanning 33 miner and Freda Dixon 21 at home appear alongside Robert Wilson 21 miner of Gloucester and Lucille Peacock 20 at home in Murray City.
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Harvey Lanning
Miner
Murray City
Freda Dixon
Robert Wilson
Glouster
Lucille Peacock
War on Bad Teeth Promotes National Dental Hygiene
Dr. George N. West asserts American children lead the world in dental care with half of public school pupils already indoctrinated and the rest to follow. He notes adults are improving and praises sanitary brushing methods, small specialty brushes, and air drying as vital to sound teeth, warning against neglect and improper brushing.
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Schoo
George N. West
Chicago
West
Local notes of travels and visits around town
Mr and Mrs Harry Beil and their little Betty plan Gibsonburg visits then return with Mrs Charlesell joining them after a stay with relatives. F Wyatt Frost of Towanda Pa arrives in Logan for a brief visit with the Scheides joined by Clayton Jr and Charles Riggs. Dr K L Long departs Aug 24 for Indianapolis for the American Drugless association convention then tours Montpelier Ind where Mrs Long and two sons join on the return trip.
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Harry Beil
Betty
Gibsonburg
Charlesell
F. Wyatt Frost
Towanda
Logan
Clayton Scheide
Local Arrest After Alleged Profanity and Liquor Charge
Constable Shaw and a deputy pursued Harry Lovett on a warrant alleging profane language. He allegedly fled to the back door, was found hiding a whiskey bottle, and was arrested in Logan. He faced charges of intoxication and possessing liquor. a hearing was set for Thursday with bond fixed at 1000 by Magistrate Miller.
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Shaw
Aie
Harry Lovett
Lovett
Logan
Miller
Local Socials Report From Plains and Surroundings
The Plains community hosts a steady stream of weekend visitors and out of town relatives. Families from Athens Nelsonville Columbus and Chillicothe share meals dinners and gatherings with local residents including the Smiths Courtneys Hutchins Browns Tate and McPhersons among others.
West and Aunt Visit Cit y Parents Return Home
West and aunt Mrs Benton Penn motored to the city Tuesday to spend a few days with Mr and Mrs 8 A West. Mr and Mrs Pat Moore of Ath family returned to Athens Sunday after visiting Mrs Rex Ackley’s parents, Mr and Mrs 8S A West.
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West
Benton Penn
Mt. Herman home coming weekend fills with music and memories
The Sharpsburg Mt. Herman annual home coming drew about 150 attendees for services and fellowship over Saturday and Sunday. Westerville guests Dr. J. H. Harris Rev. L. W. Roberts and Mrs Hannah Mayne led talks and a patriotic children's drill.
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Mt. Herman
J. H. Harris
Westerville
Hannah Mayne
L. W. Roberts
Mary Edith
Armstrong
Daisy Burns
Marie
Delbert Beard
Ohio
Carmel
Harris
Roberts
Melta Selby Glazier
F. A. Mann
Helpre
William Bardin
C. E. Endicott
Local Social Calls and Visits Across Albany and Columbus
Chase Mr and Mrs Edward McVay of Albany and Mr and Mrs Arthur McVay of Logan visited Lewis Jeffers and wife Sunday. Ira Haning family visited relatives in Columbus. Oma Branley returned home after Athens employment. Ava Graham visited Meigs county. W B Woodyard and Lois joined Leonard Woodyard’s family near Albany. E H Carbaugh visited Columbus Saturday. Rev Silas Moore preached at Chase church and Haning. Ice cream social drew locals Saturday. Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York holds jade collections.
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Edward McVay
Albany
Arthur McVay
Logan
Lewis Jeffers
Ira Haning
Columbus
Oma Branley
Athens
Ava Graham
Meigs County
W .B. Woodyard
Lois
Leonard Woodyard
E. H. Carbaugh
Silas Moore
Chase Church
Haning
Brooks
Child Mary Catherine Mitchell Found Safe Near Midland
Four year old Mary Catherine Mitchell of Uniontown Pennsylvania wandered in Maryland woods for over 45 hours after disappearing Sunday. She is recovering at a farmhouse near Midland with bruises cuts and exhaustion.
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Frostburg
Mary
Catherine Mitchell
James W. Mitchell
Uniontown
Midland
Maryland
Athens Plans Tight New Traffic Rules This Thursday
Beginning Thursday August 14 Athens will enforce strict traffic ordinances with small fines for first offenders and escalating penalties for repeat violations. Key rules ban double parking on Court street and stops beyond 30 minutes during the day. Reverse turns at Court street intersections are banned except for trucks. Two offenders were arraigned in Mayor's court with varied outcomes. A bicycle left on Court street is held at the Police Station awaiting its owner.
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City of
Athens
RR. J. Jones
Court Street
Mayor's Court
Harold Liggett
Carl Meighen
Cline
Lassoed Engine Cowboy Jeff Cowden Ends Riding Career
Midland Tex pioneer Jeff Cowden famed as the wild Texan who roped a railway train on first sight has left the saddle. At Strawn he roped the engine smoke stack but was injured. Recently aged and with oil wealth he retires from riding.
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Jeff Cowden
Midland
Tex
Cowden
West
Texas & Pacific
Strawn
Film actor learns wife already wed to another
Reed A. Chapman, a film actor, obtained an annulment after testifying he married Lillian Hall on September 2, 1921 and learned she was already the wife of vaudeville figure Philip Lord. Records show Hall filed for divorce from Lord, the interlocutory decree pending.
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Los Angeles
Lillian Hall
Hollywood
John L. Mieming
Reed A. Chapman
Miss Hall
Philip Lord
Ethel Barrymore
Lord
Chapman
Rome Starts Plans to House Holy Year Pilgrims
Rome moves to accommodate thousands of pilgrims arriving for Holy Year from around the world. The observance begins Christmas Eve and runs through Christmas Eve 1925, prompting plans for shelter and facilities.
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Nome
Rome
Pests at Work In Yellowstone Forests
Hordes of timber destroying insects threaten Yellowstone National Park forests. Spruce budworm is active in the Camp Roosevelt region in the northeast, while sawfly attacks lodgepole pine across the area.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Camp Roosevelt
Calcutta Aviator Struggles To Takeoff
Major Zanni an Argentine round the world flyer met with bad luck in Calcutta today trying to depart for Rangoon. He made five attempts to hop off and burst a tire on each try.
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Calcutta
India
Major Zanni
Rangoon
Banker's Friends Laud Twelve Year Stomach Remedy
A letter from a banker describes prolonged stomach trouble and prostrating attacks. After avoiding surgery with Johnston's Wonderful Remedy two years ago, his symptoms disappeared. The product claims to remove mucous and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money refunded at McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists everywhere.
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Jiayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
A Stylish Dress with Slenderizing Lines Pattern
Pattern describes a stylish straight line dress with panel fronts and back, combining kasha with figured silk. Options include serge or alpaca with braid trim, offered in seven sizes 36 to 48 bust, with yardage estimates and mail order for 12 cents.
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G.dets
Trex Lotion Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Promotes Trex Lotion as a soothing remedy for eczema pimples black heads and facial blemishes. Claims include relief from itching and inflammation and removal of skin eruptions with a promise of clear skin. Marketed by Cline's Pharmacy and H B Denton & Co. with price 75 cents.
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Cline’s
H. B. Denton & Co
T. Carmel
Til
Dr. Cook Walks Free From Jail In Fort Worth
Former polar expedition figure Dr. Frederick A. Cook, recently convicted in a million-dollar swindle, is released from county jail and escorted to a dentist for extractions. His supporters have deserted him and his associates head to Fort Leavenworth as Cook hopes for a higher tribunal ruling. Federal authorities say future wealth remains secured for him.
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Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Kines
Conk
Fort Leavenworth
Pr. Cook
Killetta
Dr. Cook
Petroleum Producers’ Association
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A. M. Humphrey
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
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