Stewart Airs Frank Gorham Surgery at City Hospital
Frank Gorham underwent a surgical operation at City Hospital Parkersburg on Monday. The condition is favorable. Mrs Elisabeth Stout Alfred and Mrs A G Persons with son Paul Murray City are guests of Mr and Mrs J G Russell this week. Mrs Hugh Wharts was injured Tuesday morning. Roy Lee announce birth of a daughter last Monday. Nancy Brandeberry left Thursday for Sunberry to visit daughters. Clare Oliver and children returned from Fort Wayne Ind. A local resident argues highway funding should go to road improvements rather than police duties.
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Frank Gorham
City Hospital
Parkersburg
J. G. Russell
Elisabeth Stout
Alfred
A. G. Persons
Paul
Murray City
Hugh Wharts
Roy Lee
Nancy Brandeberry
Sunberry
Fred Aherent
Wattle Kelley
Clare Oliver
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Pleasanton Kenney Family Hosts Week of Guests
Pleasanton residents hosted relatives and friends during the week. Mrs. Wade Parker and daughter Helen joined guests from Columbus, Columbus and Mrs. Charles Moors and family in a gathering at the Kenney home. The group planned a Kenney reunion at the home place and discussed visits to Cincinnati and Rogers while Miss Helen Kenney accompanied them.
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Wayne Kenney
Wade Parker
Helen
Columbus
Charles Moors
Harold Ball
Alton
Athens
Ray Morrison
Gauley Bridge
Morrison
Kenney
Amesville Social Notes Roundup
Amesville residents host and visit area families with Adair and Moore families in town. Edward Moore buys E. H. Finch property and plans Sand Rock farm move. Village council orders pavement weed clearing and weed cutting. Guests include James Scott family from Marietta and the Giffords and Adairs visiting Marietta friends.
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BE. P. Adair
Mary Francis
Huntington
W. Va
Jucy Adair
Edward Moore
E. H. Finch
Sand Rock
James Scott
Jean
Burials and visits noted in Carbondale area
Mrs Den Mranscomb died in Port Clinton Tuesday night and was interred at Asbury cemetery in Carbondale. Mr and Mrs Herman Clark and family are visiting relatives in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Clarence Glililan of Yorych are staying at their home here. Mrs Jap Cox visits daughter Mrs Howard Cly in Columbus for several days.
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den Mranscomb
Port Clinton
Carbondale
Asbury Cemetery
Herman Clark
Columbus
Clarence Glililan
Yorych
Jap Cox
Howard Cly
By The Way notes on saves tags and country drives
Emmett W. Jones near Burlingham has saved license tags since 1927 and even a Colorado tag from a trip. A Pratt Fork country drive offers meals, clear mountainlike streams, and good honey. Athens county taxpayers debate road funds for police antics with tips from a thrifty farmer.
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Emmett W. Jones
Burlingham
Colorado
Pratt
Uthwest
Meigs County
Athens County
Economy Stressed By Cal Coolidge Is Pet Topic
RAPID CITY Aug 13 UPI President Coolidge outlined pet policy and economy plans with budget director Herbert Lord. Lord forecast next years expenditures near 3 426 600 000 versus Coolidge aim of 3 000 000 000 to 3 300 000 000. Budget to cover six or seven new navy light cruisers and initial work for Gravelly Point airport in Washington. Also report on Bournesville fish fry homecoming drawing 7900 attendees.
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Rapid City, & D
UPI
Coolidge
Herbert Lord
Budget Bureau
Lord
Navy
Keely
Gravelly Point
Washington, D. C
Lindbergh Returns to Chicago for Welcome at Airport
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arrives in Chicago aboard the Spirit of St. Louis from Grand Rapids. He circles the loop before landing at the municipal airport amid a crowd of about 10 000. Mayor William Hale Thompson leads the welcome as the famed flyer is greeted like a homecoming hero.
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Chicago
U.R
Charles A. Lindbergh
William Hate Thompson
Lindbergh
Sacco's Condition Is Serious Forced Feeding Talk
In Marysville and Chicago reports, Nicola Sacco's emaciated state deepens concerns as defense counsel warns of possible forced feeding to break the hunger strike. Warden Hendry insists forcible feeding would occur only after all other steps fail and with doctor McLaughlin's order.
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Boston
U.P
Nicola Sacco
Cleveland
U.pl
McLaughit
Iaitios
Fuature
Marietta Pike
A&t
William Hendry Stil
Doctor McLaughlin
Michael Angelo Musmanno
Pittsburgh
Defenses Counsel
Sacco
U S Requests Protection for Citizens Arrested in Mexico
Washington Aug 13. The United States has asked Mexico to ensure rights of American citizens arrested in Mexico and to notify American officials. The protest, to be presented by the U S embassy in Mexico City, concerns treatment of Joseph E Decourcy a New York Times correspondent deported from the southern republic.
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Washington
Mexico
U. S
Mexico City
Joseph E. Decourcy
New York
Shot in Feud: Three Victims in Gambling Warfare
In Chicago an early morning gun battle likely marks a renewal of a gambling war. Three men were wounded. Jack Zimmerman was shot near the heart, Frank Battaglia was shot in the head and stabbed multiple times. Two may die. one victim fled hospital and remains unidentified.
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Chicago
Aux
Jack Zimmerman
Frank Battaglia
Market rally on Saturday fails to spark lasting optimism
New York stock market rose in early relief trading but sentiment remained cautious. GM advanced on both curb and stock markets, steel and other industrial issues gained, while Manhattan Electrical Supply fell after Thursday’s sensational collapse and led to nervousness about a broader trend. Traders anticipate further selling and an unsettled market ahead.
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New York
United Press
General Motors
Houston Oki
Timken
Delaware and Hudson
lGeneral Electric
General Railway
Manhattan
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
DOJ Adopts New System to Bust Trusts in U S
Washington Aug 13 The Department of Justice announced a new system for busting trusts. Attorney General Sargent ordered several flying squads to investigate organizations suspected of restraint of trade. Units will operate from New York and Washington and anti trust branch offices in large cities were abolished. The squads will counter price fixing, mergers of big concerns, and suspected Sherman Act and Clayton Act violations.
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Washington
U.R
Department of Justice
Sargent
New York
Department
Ohio considers expanding corn borer quarantine to more counties
Ohio officials may extend the corn borer quarantine across Franklin, Union, Logan, Auglaize and Delaware counties as pest spread prompts action. Truax notes a September checkup will decide new lines and stringency. some northern counties show 1 percent plus infestation with varying crop losses, while others show minimal impact. The pest overwinters in stalks, emerges as moths in June, and travel of 5 to 20 miles helps spread the infestation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Inclide
Franklin
Union
Logan
Auglaize
Delaware
Charles V. ‘Truax
Angriculture
Truax
L. H. Worthiey
Is It He The Chicago Drowned Cashier Detained In Union
A man believed to be a former cashier of a Union Nebraska bank, missing since July 1224, was detained in Chicago under an assumed name. Detectives report he disappeared after fleeing measures and a bank collapse, with his car and clothing found near a Chicago bathing beach. Authorities sought charges pending from state and federal agencies.
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Cleveland
Union
Nebraska
Chicago
Ohio
Truax
Athens Girl Scouts Send Leader to Camp Tecumseh
The Athens Girl Scout council sent Elisabeth Faublon to Camp Tecumseh in Cincinnati for a leadership training course led by Miss Ray Mitchell regional director for Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia. She follows Mrs Thor Olesen as an Athens scout leader and previously worked with planning in Louisville and Canton during 1998 and 1926, contributing to local Girl Scout activities.
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Athens Girlcouts
Athens Girl Scout Council
Camp Tecumseh
Cincinnati
Elisabeth Faublon
Camip
Ray Mitchell
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Thor Olesen
Athens
Louisville
Scoutcrart
Canton
Athens| Airls
Southwest Faces New Flood Disaster Wave
Reports from Kansas City indicate storms and heavy rainfall threaten the Southwest with renewed floods. Great Bend area and Hoisington report eight inches of rain and missing men as floodwaters rise. Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas also face multi million dollar crop damage as rivers crest and towns evacuate. River gauges show streams out of banks and water depths reaching several feet in towns like Albert.
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Kansas City
Treat
Great Bend
Kansas
Hoisington
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Ace
Heiser
Albert
Weter
Helser
Highway construction exhibit to explain concrete road work
The state highway department will expand its display at the fall exhibit to show concrete road construction. An experienced engineer will detail testing methods for concrete strength and thickness, cores, and cylinder tests, plus equipment and models displaying design types.
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Columbus
Aux
Highway Department
Brewery Padlocked in Toledo for Large Scale Beer Making
In Toledo a federal padlock order closed a brewery and tied up nearly a million dollars in property including a landmark building. The notice, dated Aug 13, cites a one year restraining action against operators Jake Kelly and Melvin Miller for secret beer production believed to supply hundreds of barrels weekly in the region.
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Toledo
Jake Kelly
Melvin Miller
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C. R. Gilmore
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Cal Coolidge
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Messaye Boguslawski
Rubenstein
Lamborn
Glouster, Ohio
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Fred R. Beasley
Cornhorer Belt
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