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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
2
Ohio Teachers oppose Arbuckle motion pictures and urge school laws
The Ohio State Teachers Association at Columbus mid winter session expressed strong opposition to Arbuckle motion pictures. They adopted resolutions urging the legislature to create a small non partisan tax commission with a public school representative, recodify school laws, and establish a reasonable tenure. They also urged retention of minimum salary, opposed changes to retirement and compulsory attendance provisions affecting attendance officers and pupil transportation four miles or more from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Ohio
Arbuckle
Woodrow Wilson
Harding Plans Active U S Role in Europe If Reparations Stabilize
President Harding states he has definite plans for America’s active participation in European affairs contingent on settlement of the reparations problem. The remark addresses postwar finance and Europe’s stability as a prerequisite to U S involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Senator Lodge
America
Bromophene Headache Relief Advertisement In Box
An old advertisement notes Brom quinine tablets relieve headache by curing cold. It markets a tonic laxative and germ destroyer with the signature of E. W. Grove. The reader is urged to “Be sure you get BROMO.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Athens
Barnum
Murphy's Tenets For Track Supremacy
Murphy outlines guiding maxims for enduring track success. Emphasizes courage paired with caution, belief in fate or chance, high self-reliance, peak physical and nerve conditioning, respect for fellow racers to avoid crashes, and leading early but sustaining effort through the long grind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
British plan on debt to be presented in Paris
Premier Bonar Law's reparations plan to cut Germany's indemnity was approved by the British cabinet and will be sent to the allied conference in Paris next week. British experts will refine it tomorrow and the premier aims for a final solution by week’s end. If rejected, Britain may withdraw from continental affairs or seek U S aid, prompting a French move into the Ruhr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. Bonar Law
Germany
Paris
Bonar Law
France
Belgium
Italy
United States
Ruhr
Miss House Rescues Housekeeper From Toledo Fire
Miss Helen House, 21, saved Olga Nordland from a smoke filled Lamont Avenue fire that destroyed J. Arthur House estate. Firefighters rescued FF. C. Mills and House’s father in law amid the blaze. J. A. House Jr. was en route home from Detroit when alerted. Valuable art treasures were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
FF. C. Mills, &J
House
J. A. House, Jr
Detroit
Victim in Cleveland Bootlegger Feud Slaying
Cleveland Ohio December 29 22 year old Drew Valant owner of a soft drink shop on Oregon avenue was awakened by unidentified men to receive a Christmas present. His skull was crushed and his wife found him dead two hours later. Police pursue bootlegger feud theory with Valant linked to a faction controlling illicit liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Andrew Valant
Oregon Avenue
Valant
Cleveland
Missing Alger teacher Lloyd Neeley pursued after threat
Authorities in Allen and Auglaize counties search for Lloyd Neeley a 23 year old Alger school teacher who vanished after receiving a threatening letter. He was last seen boarding a train to New York and refused to name the young woman involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limo
Allen
Auglaize
Lloyd Neeley
Alger
Neeley
New York
Missing Man’s Mother Clings to Hope for Return
Friends say a letter to the missing man warned of bodily harm. Mrs FE Neeley, his mother, remains without clues to his whereabouts but believes he is safe and will come back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pert
Neeley
Non Church Goers Open Drive for Good Town
In Nyack New York a civic drive to save the town’s soul launches with non churchgoers leading a campaign. Five hundred non churchgoing families are being visited by solicitors to invite church membership as a remedy to what residents see as social decline.
Borah Plan Near Vote Amid Senate Pressure
Washington December 29 with the administration backing them Senator Lodge and Republican allies pressed to force a vote on Senator Borah's world economic and disarmament conference plan President Harding denounced the proposal and Lodge predicted rejection once the chamber ends discussion Senator Curtis the Republican whip planned a vote before day’s end despite growing defections and deferrals to debate the measure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry ‘Abot Lodge
Senator Borah
Harding
Lodge
Sena
Tor Curtis
Kansas
It Takes Experience to Fall in Love and Stand Firm
A reflective line on love requiring experience and resilience. It suggests finding footing after emotional trials and stresses the value of learning from relationships.
Near East peace conference poised to avoid final break
London officials expect the Turks will not force a final break and foresee no hostilities as the Near East peace conference remains strained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Executions Reported of Two More Irregular Prisoners
Dublin dispatch notes that on December 29 two more republican irregular prisoners were executed by Free State authorities. The report cites additional executions in the ongoing crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Free State
Meyer Chosen Chairman of Interstate Commerce Commission
Bal thasar H Meyer of Wisconsin today was selected chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission for a term of one year.
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