Pallas Club Reviews Ohio Religious and Educational Interests
The Pallas club met at Mrs. W. Gamertsfelder’s home to discuss Religious and Educational Interests in Ohio. Mrs. W. F. Mercer led. papers on Moravian missions and Early Colleges highlighted Ohio universities, with Superintendent John Patterson addressing Educational Outcomes. The gathering praised Patterson’s talk and planned the next anniversary meeting at Mrs. T. W. Craig’s home.
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Pallas Club
W. Gamertsfelder
Morris Avenue
Ohio
W. F. Mercer
M. T. Roe
John Huss
Tuscarawas County
C. D. Hopkins
Daniel Story
Marietta Pioneers
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
John Patterson
Athens Public Schools
Patterson
The
Pallaslub
T. W. Craig
Valentine party to join Lillie class meeting at church
A Valentine party will be an enjoyable addition to the regular meeting of the Lillie class of the Christian church. The gathering is set for 7 30 Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Carlos H Cameron 39 West Carpenter street. Girl Scouts meet at 6 30 this evening in the Central Avenue M E church. All girls ages ten to eighteen are eligible.
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Lillie
The
Christian Church
Carlos H. Cameron
West
Carpenter Street
Central Avenue M. E
Local residents attend Farmers Week at Ohio State University
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kamps from Coolville joined Mr. H. P. Dutton of Hockingport and Mr. N. E. Mills of this city as they motored to Columbus yesterday afternoon to attend the Farmers Week sessions at Ohio State University.
McKinley Birthday Event Heard By U S Court of Claims
Judge I M Foster of the U S Court of Claims presided over the Ohio State society birthday celebration in Washington Saturday evening. The program included Vice President Charles G Dayes and Representative Brooks. More than 600 attended. Miss Ann Pickering takes a semester leave from the Senior high school faculty to study for a Master’s degree at Columbia University and leaves for New York City this evening.
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I. M. Foster
U. S. Court of Claims
Washington
D. C
Ohio State Society
Charles G. Dayes
Brookson
Ann Pickering
Columbia University
New York City
Howards Return After Visit to Border Family
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Howard accompanied by Helen Border left this morning for their home in Columbus finishing a several days visit with Mrs. Border and Mr. Border of 108 East Union Street.
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Alexander Howard
Helen Border
Columbus
Mrs
Warren Border
East Union Street
Mrs Woodworth to Host Social Literary Club Meeting
Mrs. Robert L. Woodworth at 96 North Congress street will host the Social Literary club at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon.
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Robert L. Woodworth
North
Congress Street
Weekend visits noted in Columbus and Delaware
Mrs J S Varney of Columbus visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs C M Ferguson at 9 Church Street. Harold Stevens a student at Ohio Wesleyan returned to Delaware after a break at his sister Mrs Carl H Beasley's home. Sylvia Violet a Grove City teacher spent the weekend in Athens with her parents Mr and Mrs S E Violet.
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Harold Stevens
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Carl H. Beasley
Sylvia Violet
Grove City
Athens
Mrs
S. E. Violet
Violet Flats
Mrs L V Brown Visits Athens Pair in South Charleston
Mrs. L V Brown departed at noon to South Charleston to visit Dr and Mrs J C Jones, formerly of Athens, during her trip.
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L. V. Brown
South Charleston
J. C. Jones
Athens
Jennings Family Shares Weekend at Grandparents Home
Mr and Mrs Edward Jennings and their baby Charles Edward of Marietta spent Sunday with Edward’s parents Mr and Mrs Ralph P Jennings and his grandmother Mrs C E M Jennings. Her condition remains serious and Mrs Edward Jennings and the baby stayed the week.
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Edward Jennings
Charles Edward
Marietta
Ralph P. Jennings
C. E. M. Jennings
Blizzard Hits St Peter As Betzing Visits
Mrs. Ernest Betzing of St Peter Minnesota was guest of Mrs Elmer Spencer and Mrs J A Westfall at 35 Brown Avenue en route to Sumnerville for her mother Mrs Joshua Smith who is seriously ill. Betzing reported St Peter endured a blizzard Thursday and Friday morning temperatures fell to 24 degrees below zero.
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Ernest Betzing
St. Peter, Minn
Elmer Spencer
J. A. Westfall
Brown Avenue
Sumnervalle
Joshua Smith
Canaan Board Holds Adjourned Meeting With Teachers
The Canaan township board of education held an adjourned meeting from January 11. In the afternoon a joint meeting of the board and township teachers was conducted.
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Canaan
Canaan Township
Pas Adapted Luncheon Teaches Pass The Beans In Foreign Tongues
Pasadena Junior College hosts weekly lunches in the model home of the home economics building. Language students practice saying Please pass the beans in foreign tongues as part of their lesson.
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Pasadena
Pasadena Junior College
Long hunted man located in Biloxi
Edwin Sylvester, sought for eleven months for a $100,000 Plainfield Minnesota bank loot, was captured in Biloxi Mississippi today. He had been working as a hotel fireman, ending a nationwide chase by private detectives across a dozen states.
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Biloxi
Miss
Edwin Sylvester
United States
Plainfield
Minn
Minnesota
Sylvester
Supreme Court Allows States to Try Prohibition Agents for Killing
The Supreme Court upheld state jurisdiction over cases where prohibition agents kill citizens. The Maryland test case involved five agents charged with murdering Lawrence Wenger, reversing a federal court ruling that moved the case to federal jurisdiction.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
Morris A. Soper
Baltimore
Lawrence Wenger
Soldier grave markers adopt two designs for Overseas graves
The War Department selects two marker designs for overseas military graves, one cross and one Star of David on a shaft, both to be white stone or marble. The Star of David marks Jewish soldiers, with the commission’s designs approved by the secretary of war.
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Washington
America
Commission On Designs
Secretary of War
Wild Boy From Desert Reaches Moscow for Care
A twelve year old wild boy who has lived alone in the Turkestan desert since abandonment by a caravan has been brought to Moscow. He cannot speak any language and has survived by eating roots and herbs, appearing in city care.
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Moscow
Turkestan
Willow Tree by John Crome Returning to Norwich Castle Museum
Norwich England February 1 The Willow tree an early landscape by John Crome has been bought from N C Borden an American collector and will be returned to the Norwich Castle museum The work was purchased for 50000 dollars from its American owner and is reported to have originally sold for 60 dollars by Crome
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Worwich
England
John Crome
N. C. Borden
Norwich Castle Museum
Crome
Yale Plans Gothic Library For Five Million Volumes
New Haven officials announce Yale University will build a Gothic style library to hold 5,000,000 volumes at a project cost of $6,000,000 with construction details forthcoming.
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New Haven
Yale University
Japan Faces Graft Scandal in Tokyo Reconstruction
Tokyo February reports that opposition parties prepare to exploit a graft scandal tied to the reconstruction bureau overseeing Tokyo and Yokohama after the 1923 earthquake. High officials are detained as a preliminary police investigation continues.
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Tokyo
Diet
Reconstruction Bureau
Yokohama
Reward to Watchman for Thwarting Bank Robbery Plot
John Peters, a watchman at the National Bank, will receive a gold purse from bank directors as reward for warning them of a robbery plot formed by a paying teller, two bookkeepers, and a depositor.
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New York
John Peters
National Butchers and Drovers Bank
South Atlantic Route Found Easiest for Spain Brazil Flight
Commander Ramon Franco and companions complete the first Spain to South America transatlantic flight. He says the route via Cape Verde and Fernando Noronha is feasible and offers the simplest path to the United States, favoring a regular Spain Brazil air service.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Ramon Franco
Spain
South American
Iranco
Cape Verde Islands
Fernando
United States
Azores
Cape Verde
Fernando Noronha
Cuba
Florida
Chiro's Wife Plans Support for Husband Amid Inquest
Mrs. David L. Marshall, widow of the accused slayer, declares she will aid her husband and attend the coroner's inquest, insisting on his innocence and denying any affair with Miss Anna May Dietrich. She spoke with attorney Abraham Wernick and reaffirmed renunciation but vows to stand by him.
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Philadelphia
David L. Marshall
Anna May Dietrich
U.S. Decision Pleases Europe
London reports in daily press and weekly journals hail America joining the International Court as the most important recent international decision. Most comment agrees closer US Europe cooperation is now inevitable and that adhesion ratifies moves toward global effort to uphold international law.
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London
America
Daily Press
United States
Europe
Pape's Diapepsin Relief Ad Promises Quick Digestion Aid
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims rapid disappearance of lumps gas heartburn sourness fullness and flatulence with easy digestion for a few cents and notes millions of packages sold by druggists.
Insurgent Norris Push To Delay Tax Bill Fails
Washington January 30 Letter by David Lawrence notes Norris Nebraska insurgents failed to delay the tax bill beyond March 16. Senate favors early action with cloture possible by two thirds. Democrats and insurgent Republicans expect swift passage, possibly 76 to 21, while administration seeks rushing the bill.
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David Lawrence
The
Messenger
Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Ientiment
Senate
South
Norris Group
Western oils up in price
Tulsa Feb 1 The Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing company has 50-50 acquired Sinclair Consolidated Oil and Standard Oil of Indiana and raised mid-continent crude by twenty five cents per barrel The new price range is 1 40 to 2 68 A surge in buying activity is expected from other buyers
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Tulsa
Okla
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Big truck raid uncovers hidden liquor cargo
Prohibition officials halted a large truck near the Pennsylvania station line in Wheeling West Virginia and found forty eight cans of five gallons each filled with alcohol concealed as gasoline cargo. The raid occurred late today.
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Pennsylvania Station
Tight rope stunt ends deadly in New York
Fred Hagles of Morris Plains New Jersey died after attempting a telephone wire rope walk for friends. The fatal fall occurred in New York as the stunt went wrong, ending a public exhibition.
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New York
Fred Hagles
Morris Plains
N. J
Inventor Tobin Dies at 76 in Providence
Lieut. John Albert Tobin U.S. Navy retired inventor of Tobin bronze a frictionless brass died in Providence in his seventy seventh year from pneumonia.
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Providence
R. I
tLieut
John Albert Tobin
United States Navy
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