Kiwanis Club Chooses Delegates for Ohio Convention
Glouster Kiwanis votes to send three official delegates and two alternates to the Ohio district convention in Columbus September 20 21 with President Webber and Secretary Kittle leading the delegation. Lt Gov Irvin Prick and Congressman Berg engage members for strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Kittle
Alexemberg
Enoch Blower
C. A. Ide
Kiwanis Club
Chillicothe
Memrs
Columbus
Posbie
Titlicothe Club
Congressman Berg
Cleveland Trict
Buster Kiwanis Club
Ingressman Begg
Irvin Prick
Ohio Kiwanis District
Wanis
Cers
Ohio Kiwanis
Quick
Henry I’. Ley
William James, Jr
W. W. Coe
T. N. Hoover
Athens
F. I. Hatfield
Arthur Bernstein
Hoover
Priests Reported Killed in Guerrero Sparks Tense Mexican Conflict
Unconfirmed reports from Catholic circles claim priests were slain in Guerrero as church state tensions rise. The border situation appears quiet along the Mexican frontier, while the church seeks dialogue after President Calles' letter urging religious law reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Guerrero
Mexi
Mexico
Calles
Arch
Valentino Said to Be Resting in Hotel After Illness
Rudolph Valentino, film star, was reported resting at Polyclinic hospital after a week in critical condition. Doctors said unseen complications jeopardized recovery but improved outlook appeared likely according to the latest bulletin from attending physicians.
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Valentino
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Polyclinic
Man in Cell Waits for Trousers and Cash
In Toledo on August 19 a Mansfield man named John waits in a cell for trousers and money delayed by a stranger who gave him a night’s lodging and then vanished with his money. Police who answered his call found him in a dingy house with no funds or possessions.
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Toledo
U.pr
John of
Mansfield
Ming House
News associations urge global interchange to curb wars
A sixteenth member commission of world leading news associations from ten countries across four continents met in Geneva under League of Nations auspices. They aim to improve worldwide news exchange to foster understanding between peoples and reduce national misunderstandings that can lead to war.
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Wgeneva
Oiries
League of Nations
Othef
Ales
Glouster American Legion Cancelled Game With Cambridge
High waters from Sunday Creek force the Glouster American Legion to cancel a scheduled game with Cambridge after two rain soaked weeks. A Friday free exhibition at 5:30 p.m. features Turner's Greys, a colored team, versus the Legion with Mose Young at short and Rabbit Morris and Fiddle Riley as battery.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek
Glouster American Legion
Cambridge
Barnesville
Turner's Greys
American Legion Boys
Mose Young
Colored Boys
Rabbit” Morris
Riley
Gribble
James and
Thompson
Legion Battery
Newlyweds Carys to Move to Mansfield
Glouster August 19 Mr and Mrs Richard Cary Genevieve Rid dison have wed and will live in Mansfield where Cary will work for Westinghouse.
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Glouster
Richard Cary
Genevieve Riddison
Mansfield
Mr. Cary
Westinghouse Company
Pythian Sisters No 553 to Meet Friday Night
The Pythian Sisters of Jacksonville No 553 announce a special meeting at seven o'clock Friday evening. Members are urged to attend and participate in the session.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Jacksonville
Ohio Grocers Elect Lachman President in Cedar Point Meeting
C Z Lachman of Marion was elected president of the Ohio Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association at the annual convention held in Cedar Point. Youngstown will host the group’s 1927 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
C. Z. Lachman
Marion
Ohio Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers* Association
Youngstown
Open New Seismograph Station at St Xavier College
Cincinnati will inaugurate the new Seismograph station at St Xavier College on October 1 as part of the Jesuit Seismological Association stations across America.
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Cincinnati
St. Xavier College
Jesuit Seismological Association
America
Twelve Survivors Attend Urbana Civil War Reunion
Captain J. P. Neer hosted twelve survivors of the 45th C. V. I. at its fifty third annual reunion. It marked the first reunion on the regiment’s muster anniversary. In Columbus, Colonel Bluem withdraws from the Don R. Mellett murder Canton inquiry due to other duties.
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Urbana
J. P. Neer
45Th
Mellett
Columbus
Co. F. Bluem
Donahey
Don R. Mellett
Canton
Philadelphia to Host Major Championship Bout in September
The Dempsey Tunney fight shifts to Philadelphia after last minute decisions. Promoters Rickard and Sesqui Centennial officials push heavy payments with Dempsey at least 450 009 and Tunney around 150 000, plus state and expo shares. Philadelphia officials and Governor Pinchot approve, New York boxing authorities left surprised.
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Dempsey
Tunney
Rickard
New York
Philadelphia
New York Boxing Commission
Kendrick
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Hoxing Commission
Boxing Commission
Emperor Chining Discovers Tea Value in Legend
Chinese legend credits Emperor Chining with discovering tea as a drink around 2737 B C. The tale places tea’s value with royal interest and early adoption in his court.
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Emperor Chinning
Friday's Five Best Features
Friday radio lineup lists KOA Denver CNRT Toronto WSB Atlanta WCX Detroit and WoOCc Davenport. Concerts include Municipal Band CNRT String Quartet Apollo Male Quartet Organ recital Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Band contest No. 5 with times and stations.
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Sriday
KOA
Denver
CNRT
Toronto
Apollo
WSB
Atlanta
WCX
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Woocc
Davenport
Constable Faces Murder Charge in Ohio Woman Killing
Grayson Kentucky reports constable W. D. Haywood charged with first degree murder in the death of Miss Martha Yarhaus of Portsmouth Ohio. He will stand trial August 27 after being jailed without bond. The shooting followed her fiancé David Thomas failing to stop for a speeding charge.
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Grayson
U.P
W. D. Haywood
Martha Yarhaus
Portsmouth
Ohio
Haywood
Clock Struck Too Often At Wrong Hour Invasion
In Boston on August 19 Mrs. Margaret Sullivan an invalid in her South End home blocked a burglar from fleeing by wheel chair and alerted police. Neighbors captured Thomas Doyle and recovered a valuable antique clock taken from a shelf.
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Boston
U.P
Margaret Sullivan
South End
Bootleggers Sought in Hewitt Home Bombing
Trumbull county authorities pursued a secret search for those responsible for the dynamiting of Safety Director O. O. Hewitt’s home. Bootleggers were questioned by police yesterday as the investigation continued.
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Niles
Trumbull
O. O. Hewitt
Farmers Secure Top of Market in Athens County Calves
Athens County farmers sold calves at fifty cents a hundredweight over top quotations, with select yeals earning fifteen cents a pound. D M Swyer led the big payout at $31.85 for one calf as local farm bureau praised the Livestock Company for improving veal quality and growers’ rewards.
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Athens County
Athens County Livestock Company
L. A. Ruth
William Crow
Elsworth McKnight
James Cray
Albert Dalton
D. M. Swyer
Gertrude Ederle to sail home on Berengaria
Paris reports Gertrude Ederle will depart Saturday from France aboard the Cunard liner Berengaria to return to the United States after a visit with her grandmother. She denies any challenge to swim the English Channel for 20 000 dollars and says the claim is nonsense. She notes English papers mischaracterized tugs assisting her and asserts she merely wished to return home.
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Paris
U.P
Gertrude Ederle
Cunard
Berengaria
Gertrude
Germany
English
Pilot De Lisle Dies After Plane Crash
August 19 reports state Pierre De Lisle of the French Air Union died in Folkestone hospital after the crash yesterday. The death toll reached three, including one American and one Italian pilot.
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London
U.P
Pierre de Lisle
French Air Union
Folkstone
de Lisle
Inheritance tax set on Lena Day estate
The local Probate court determines an inheritance tax of $61.16 on Lena Day's estate. The gross value is $2605.60, with $605.60 personal property and $2000 real estate. Debts and costs amount to $1731.87, leaving $873.73 for Florence Horton of Nelsonville who must pay the tax.
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Lena Day
Florence Horton
Nelsonville
Marriage License Issued in Nelsonville Pair Becomes Man and Wife
The Probate court issued a marriage license yesterday afternoon to William McConaha, 19, a section hand from Nelsonville, son of Mrs. Hattie McConaha, and Othel Withem, 18, at home in Nelsonville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Withem.
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William McConaha
Nelsonville
Hattie McConaha
Othel Withem
John Withem
Radio call letters trimmed from East programs
Washington reports a 75 percent drop in station announcements on East origin radio programs over the past year. Department of Commerce officials, who once demanded frequent letter repetition, now welcome the change and are leaving the matter to air programs.
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Washington
East
Department of Commerce
Sta
Camel Cigarettes Offer Universal Enjoyment and Quality
Camel cigarettes bring new enjoyment to millions with unmatched popularity among experienced men. Subtly blended tobaccos create a distinctive taste that never tires, inviting strangers to a friendly introduction and promising the utmost in smoking pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Organization
Farm Bureau Membership Drive Reaches Ath ens County
Election campaigners report steady progress despite muddy roads and flood conditions. Troy township leads early, while Carthage township plans five teams once water subsides and routes clear. Campaign managers expect a definite end soon with many signups.
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Athens County
Farm Bureau
Troy Township
Carthage Township
Drive to Clean Up Steubenville Underworld
Acting mayor Dr Edward J C Sander orders police to wipe out Steubenville underworld as part of city cleanup after suspensions of Mayor John Patton and Police Chief Blaine Carter. Rose Cunningham named patrolman and chief of police.
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Steubenville
Edward J. C. Sander
John 8. Patton
Blaine Carter
Rose Cunningham
Steue Kenville
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Stewart
Toggery
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Underworld
Amel
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