Fourfold plan dominates wartime veteran convention
At Youngstown Ohio on August 23 delegates from across the state discussed the four fold optional compensation plan urged by the American Legion and chose a new state commander. The plan opposes $1 per day service bonuses and $1.50 daily grants for farms or training. Delegates urged speedy Senate action after the House passed the bill. Resolutions call for unchanged draft board and welfare eligibility rules and insist on better care for wounded veterans. Columbus delegates proposed a resolution barring Legion members from labor disputes and restricting constitutional changes to the Legion.
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American Legion
Rvice
Senate
House Representatives
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Legion
Ohio Students Wed in University Era Ties
Miss Gladys Lantz from Butler and Merle Templar of Ashtabula wed. The bride, an Ohio University alumna and Alpha Gamma Delta member, taught public school music and will link with Templar, superintendent in Ashtabula Harbor, after their ceremony in the year.
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Ohio
Gladys Lantz
Uthr
Merle Templar
Ashtabula
Ohio University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Templar
Ashtabula Harbor
Harding Busy Preparing League Speech in Indiana
United Press reports Senator Warren G. Harding works on a major league of nations address to the Indiana delegation in Marfion with Harding planning a pivotal campaign week. He will be joined by theater stars and discuss the speech with Colonel George Harvey and Senator Knox while denying a $15 million fundraising claim.
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United Press
Marfion
League of Nations
Indiana
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Galion
George Harvey
League
Knox
Pennsylvania
Valley Forge
Cox
Murray City Oil Well Strikes in Ward Township
A Murray City Land Company well on the Acker lease near Murray City Ward Township began pumping Saturday afternoon and is expected to yield 100 to 150 barrels daily. About 700 acres are involved as owners who drilled the Colgate well, all Logan-area investors, may sell holdings at a high value.
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Murray City
Murray City U.land Company
Ward Township
Colgate
Rough on Rats Beginnings Sparked by Local Donation
Miss Munn county health nurse urged a rat killing drive to improve public health. A local merchant offered to donate $5 to kick off the campaign, gaining momentum Saturday. Who's next?
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Munn
Tanilac hailed by Cincinnati woman as life changer
Mrs. Dera Fulton of Cincinnati credits Tanilac with reversing months of exhaustion, poor appetite, gas, headaches, and insomnia. She says after half a bottle she grew stronger, after three bottles her appetite returned, digestion improved, and sleep restored. Tanilac sold in Athens Nelsonville and hotel pharmacies.
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Dera Fulton
West
Th &T
Otto
Uery
Bng
Tania
Taniac
Athens
Taylor & i
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Gem Pharm Sea
F. W. Gibson
Htel
K. Walker
J. W. Wilson
Deaths and Funeral Notices for John D Selby
John D. Selby former Athens resident and twin brother of Joe W. Selby died Sunday night in Marion at age 65. Funeral services planned Wednesday at one in Winchester at his sister in law Mrs. Selby’s home. He moved from Athens to Marion five years ago and dedicated his life to violin manufacture and music. He ran a retail shoe store in Athens and later a shoe repair shop. He leaves a widow, two sisters Mrs Silas Kent Cincinnati Ohio Melisa Curtis Marion and two brothers Joe Athens and Nemiah Columbus. A Swiss scientist announced snails lack sight after more than 2000 tests.
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Athens
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Marion
Winchester
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Mre
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Cincip‘nati
Mia
Melisea Curtis
Marton
Joe
Nemiah
Columbus
Independents Seek Next Sunday's Game in Valley
The Athens team played two games against Millersburg and pieced together a 13 to 7 win with strong hitting. The Independents, after trailing early, rallied as Burm and aris produced early runs, while Millersburg fell 18 to 2 in a farcical seventh inning. The locals aim to host a first class opponent in the valley and invite teams like Plaice Albany Newrandeldie and Guys Gomi ea to respond.
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Athens
Seth Milleraburg
Vietesses
Burm
Aris
Ham
Millersberg
Ze Fee
Plaice
Albany
Newrandeldie
Gomi
Ea Tase
I Bartitt
Toad Gen
Aates Os
Thrift to be Taught in Ohio School Program
A bill before the assembly provides thrift and economy instruction in Ohio schools. It calls for weekly lessons funded by war savings stamps to teach money management and budgeting in the classroom.
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COLA
M. Reigle
Ohi
Laat Eee Assembly
Ten Die in Crossing Crash in Camden
Joseph Stratton 30 of Camden died at Cooper Hospital after a bus was struck by a Glasgowboro train near Fairview. The total dead rises to ten with Kenneth Gafford age one also dead. Six seriously injured remain in focal hospitals. Robert A. Shefford and his wife of Fairview are among those in critical condition.
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Camden
N. J
Joseph Stratton
Fairview
Cooper Hospital
Kenneth 3Afford
Focal
Robert A. Shefford
Car Men On Strike In Nashville After Work Walkout
Nashville reports partial streetcar service from 6 AM to 6 PM on the second day of a strike. Union officials say about 600 workers walked out demanding higher wages and that only 90 experienced men remain at work. The article notes teachers and Burmah raised tea as a condiment.
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Nashville
Nashville State
Stomach Trouble Cure Cited By Mansfield Woman
Mrs T. E. Hullinger of Mansfield Ohio suffered three months with stomach trouble and constipation before trying Chamberlains Tablets. She reports the first dose helped more than prior medicines and after using 19 bottles she was positively cured.
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T. E. Hullinger
Mansfield
Ohio
Chamberlain
City Eyes Purchase of Coal Mine in Meigs County
City owned coal mine plan to buy a coal mine in the Meigs County area to supply Mansfield. Delegation from Mansfield will visit the district early this week to inspect a mine reported for sale and suitable for the city needs. Coal produced would be used solely for Mansfield's needs.
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Mansfield
Pomeroy Bend
Meigs County
Final ratification step toward woman suffrage
Secretary Colby готов to proclaim final ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment once Tennessee’s governor certifies favorable action. The move marks the last technical hurdle though activists press for immediate effect and opponents seek court delays.
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Washington
Aus
Colby
Roberts
Tennessee
Health remedy spread fears across coastal communities
Fragmented OCR notes describe a plant based treatment. mentions Lydian B Phannais table Compound and herbs as a long standing remedy for backache depression and headaches affecting women. unclear sources in dated text.
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