Disabled World War Veterans Face Hospital Care Debate
Dr E B Smith of Columbus criticizes state hospital care for disabled veterans. He blames Brigadier General Sawyer as an obstacle to hospitalization efforts led by the American Legion. Arthur Burkett vows to campaign for Sawyer's removal.
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Columbus
EB. E. Smith
State
Smith
Franklin County Post
American Legion
Sawyer
Arthurs. Burkett
Pranklin County
Telephone Again Handles An Emergency
In the Amesville flood, telephone circuits to Amesville held while bridges failed and residents queued at the Athens exchange to reach homes in and beyond the flooded area. The article notes a single message can be worth a year's service for homes with telephone access.
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Amesville
McDougal
Athens Exchange
Miners Resume Operations at Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal
F. M. Clark, president of the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal & Tron Co., announced that 90 percent of the company's mines are operating today. The shutdown affects more than 20,000 miners in the region around Punxsutawney and surrounding areas.
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Punxsutawney, Pa
F. M. Clark
Rochester and Pittsburge Coal & Tron Co
Don’t Fear Glasses Says Optometrist
A thoughtful note urges wearing properly fitted glasses when needed. It warns against delaying eyewear, notes early requirements, and recommends annual or biennial eye examinations by an optometrist to detect changes and ensure strong eyes.
Bunco Artists Arrested in Denver City Raid
Thirty two bunco artists who fleeced Denver tourists for the last year were arrested in a city wide raid. Colorado Rangers under Col. P. J. Hamrock led the operation, with 53 other persons taken in raids and the deportation of William Z. Foster.
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Denver
Colo
Bunco
Colorado Rangers
P. J. Hamrock
William Z. Foster
Community Notes From Green’s Run Social Gatherings
Mrs. J M Cartwright hosted a birthday surprise with ice cream and cake after returning from Glouster. Mrs Nicholis Kontis and two children left for New York after summer with the Strasbaughs. Several local visits and family gatherings are reported including Miss Garnette Daniels returning from Athens and various guests at Cartwright and Gaskella homes.
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J. M. Cartwright
Glouster
Nicholis Kontis
New York
James Strasbaugh
Lottie Cannon
Dr. Baker
Hebbardsville
John Chappilear
Jacksonville
M. Cartwright
Richard Nutter
Columbus
Fred Leake
William Harry
Oakdale
Edith Sawyer
M. Grimstead
Earl Grimstead
Clara Grimstead
Jobs
Boynton Duffee
Freda Daniels
Thelma Freeman
Chillicothe
Helen Duffee
Elizabeth Daniels
Garnette
Ed Cartwright
Joseph Gaskella, Jr
Hunterdon
Garnette Daniels
Athens
Teachers’ Institute
PD. H. Cannon
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Knight
Millfield
Freda
Silas Hooper
Alviria
W. H. Fierbeugh
Lightning Kills Farmer Near Delaware
John Brown, about 64, a farmer near Delaware, was likely killed instantly when lightning struck a tree he stood under during a storm. He stood in the doorway of a small granary beneath the tree.
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Delaware
John Brown
Here
Willard Group Talks Collapse in Shopmen Strike
Negotiations by the Willard group of railway executives representing 52 American railroads and the heads of five railroad brotherhoods for a settlement of the railway shop men’s strike have collapsed, an official announcement stated this afternoon in New York.
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New York
Willard Group
One Dead in Louisville Storm
One man was killed and 12 others injured in a severe wind and electrical storm in Louisville Kentucky. Property damage was about 200000 dollars as the storm struck early today.
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Louisville
Unloved Wife Faces Tough News in Arizona Plan
Neel and Sarah Ann struggle with a secret marriage as Jimmie Van derveer weighs his own loyalties. The group debates Neel's future and the hoped escape to a ranch in Arizona while Alec remains a fixed longing for the narrator. The saga of love, power, and a father’s ultimatum deepens.
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Sarah Ann
Jimmie Vanderveer
Neel
Young Grant
Nee
Jimmie
Arizona
Alec
Alee
Mr. Grant
Cornelius Sr
Mixed bathing sparks city police order in Riga
Baltic bathers formerly bathed without suits until mixed bathing began. Police now designate separate hours for men and women to bathe au naturel. The incident has driven up field glass prices and led to over seventy arrests for lingering near beaches while women bathe.
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Riga
Baltic
Prosector Exposes Corpse Ring Shipping Bodies Abroad
In Berlin a Budapest firm allegedly sold hundreds of corpses and body parts to medical institutes overseas, earning about sixty thousand kronen per body. About twenty workers were paid 2000 to 4000 kronen each. bodies stolen from fresh graves and Berlin morgue. They face charges of robbery and desecration of dead bodies.
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Berlin
Budapest
Albany Tent Meeting Draws Crowds Despite Rain
The Albany tent meetings attract strong attendance as Rev. Erskine and Rev. Loveless deliver stirring gospel messages. Three services remain Sunday at 10 A M 2 P M and 7 P M with Rev C R Chilton District Superintendent of the Nazarene Church of Ohio attending Friday to Sunday.
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Albany
Revs
Erskine
Loveless
C. R. Chilton
The
Nazarene Church of Ohio
Columbus
Vacancy on State Supreme Court Sparks November Election
The resignation of Judge James G. Johnson from the Ohio Supreme Court creates a vacancy to be filled at the November election. State Supreme Judge George H. Clark was appointed until a successor is elected, with a next general election to fill the unexpired term. Any candidate must file by September 8 or rely on write-in voting. Democratic leaders expect no opponent if Clark runs.
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Columbus
James G. Johnson
Springfield
State Supreme Court
George H. Clark
Canton
Clark
City Imposes $50 Fine on Reservoir and Hatchery Fishing
Wellington August 25. Village issues orders banning fishing or wading in the city reservoir and fishing in the hatchery pond. Violators face a $50 fine under the new rules.
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Wellington
City
The Shin Bone Stands as Longest Human Skeletal Element
The shin bone is the longest bone in the human skeleton, extending from the knee to the ankle and supporting body weight across activities such as walking and running.
Father Arrested for Son's Offense in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on August 26 Fred E. Crawford senior spent three hours in jail after a warrant against his son was mistakenly issued. Mamie Crawford 24 sought arrest for assault and battery, naming the wrong man at his parents home. He was released when the daughter-in-law identified the error.
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Cincinnati
Fred E. Crawford
Inlaw
Mamie Crawford
Train derails near Elyria tearing ties on route
A car on a moving train through Elyria derailed and tore up railroad ties for four blocks before the accident was discovered. The remaining coaches stayed on the track.
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Elyria
Last of Union Services to Be Held Sunday
The final joint union service by Athens churches will occur Sunday morning at the First Christian Church. Rev. John Thomas Newell of Greenfield Ohio’s First Presbyterian will preach, known for delivering a message with notable appeal to Athens church members. The First Christian, First Methodist, and First Presbyterian have co operated for weeks. Regular services resume in each church starting next Sunday.
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Athens
First Christian Church
John Thomas Newell
First Presbyterian Church
Greenfield
Ohio
First Christian
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Suttons Buy Baird Farm Name Home Valley View Farm
The Sutton family of Canaanville has purchased the Baird farm and will move in on September 1. They christen the new residence Valley View Farm, noting the view of the Hocking River is exceptionally pleasant.
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Sutton
Canaanville
Baird
Valley View Farm
Hocking
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