Churchwomen Organize Intrastate Mission Auxiliary Forms
Mrs J L Pickering led church women in the arietta district to organize a Women's Foreign Missionary Society auxiliary with Mrs Fannie Ball as president and Mrs Robert Graves as corresponding secretary. A Standard Bearer society with 20 members elected Blanche Cochran president Thelma Noble treasurer and Mrs A Matheny neeler. Additional notices include Home Guards meeting at 27 First Street with Mrs Das leader and list of attendees, chautauqua trip plans to Athens, funeral in Columbus for Mrs Hayes, and various social gatherings and visits in Columbus and Athens areas.
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J. L. Pickering
Arietta
Plains
C. A. Matheny
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Fannie Ball
Robert Graves
Blanche Cochran
Thelma Noble
A. Matheny
Neeler
Robert Hawk
M. BE
Mohicans Honor Former Chief With Sunday Dinner
Goffrey Morgan honors former Mohican chief Goffrey I Morgan with a 22 cover dinner at the Varsity Inn. D X K Addicott supervised the event. A short program featured talks by Morgan H J Paul F F E Harshman and Theodore Cowen. Songs by Morgan included Where The Rainbow Comes Down and Sons of the Black and Red. George Stuart Jr of Columbus attended as an out of town guest. Morgan leaves for New York lyceum engagements then Florida for five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goffrey Morgan
Goffrey I. Morgan
Mohicans
Varsity Inn
D. X K. Addicott
Morgan
H. J. Paul
F. F E. Harshman
Theodore Cowen
Forces Behind Goolidge Busy
Washington report notes Calvin Coolidge campaign managers have quietly built momentum for the Cleveland convention. Nearly 200 delegates secured ahead of the primary battles with six states instructing for Coolidge_Virginia Kentucky Iowa South Carolina Louisiana Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Calvin Coolidge
Cleveland
Coolidge
Virginia
Kentucky
Iowa
South Carolina
Louisiana
Minnesota
London Considers New Distress Call For Nonimmediate Aid
Shipping circles discuss introducing a new distress call for ships needing assistance but not in immediate danger. Too many ships send out 8. O. S. calls, says Captain Brown of the Shiner Ansonia after a storm voyage, arguing the call has lost significance through overuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brown
Shiner Ansonia
Trade Commission delays probe into flour and bread prices
The Federal Trade Commission informed the Senate that it cannot begin an inquiry into flour and bread prices due to its current commitments. Resources are tied up with investigations into cotton, gasoline, and furniture, plus a survey of national wealth, with mining and airing industries needing additional staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Robbery at Detroit Jewelry Shop Ends Violently
Three armed men robbed the exclusive store of Henry Kay in Detroit today seizing diamonds and jewelry valued between 8000 and 10000 dollars. They bound and gagged 73 year old Kay who refused to open the safe and fired shots, though no one was reported killed. Police pursue suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Sen
Hn Kay
Adits
Kay
Beasley-Galigher Wedding Attends Pleasantville Guest
Miss Bea Sawyer, a Pleasantville high school teacher, was weekend guest of Athens friends for the Beasley-Galigher wedding. Mr and Mrs John Cross visited Columbus to see C S Tedrow, seriously ill at St Claire hospital receiving treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Sawyer
Pleasantville
Athens
Beasley-Galigher
John Cross
Columbus
C. S. Tedrow
1 St. Claire Hospital
Mrs Minnie Mariner Returns from Ohio Visit
Mrs Minnie Mariner returns from a visit in Akron with daughter Mrs RB D Timms and family and to Mt VéPhon with sister Mrs Jank Houghn and Mrs RB D Hastings and daughter Mary Esther with Miss Edith Jones and her sister Mrs Olyn Jones from Columbus. They stayed with Athens relatives and were joined at home by Mrs Hastings daughter Mrs Neal Rumsey of Morgantown West Virginia.
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Minnie Mariner
Akron
RB. D. Timms
Mt. VéPhon
Jank Houghn
RB. D. Hastings
Mary Esther
Edith Jones
College of Music
Ohio University
Olyn Jones
Columbus
Athens
Hastings
Neal Rumsey
Morgantown
W. Va
Senator Heflin Attacks Subsidized Republican Newspapers
Senator Heflin of Alabama launched a sharp tirade in Washington accusing subsidized Republican newspapers of conspiring to nominate Mr. Coolidge. He directed his criticism at outlets that have been hammering Democratic senators amid oil scandal revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senaor Heflin
Alabama
Coolidge
O BREEN! DECEIVED CASH ONLY OBREEN!
In New York on March 10 E L Doheny head of the American Petroleum Company denies aiding Mexican rebels and asserts he loaned the Oregon government five million dollars to quell uprisings. He responds to charges by Senator Wiaepler that Doheny Sinclair and other magnates, with the justice department, fomented revolution in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexico
Hate
Oregon
E. L. Doheny
An- American Petrol Im Company
Wiaepler
Montana
Doheny
Harry F. Sinclair
United States Department of Justice
Muexico
Hoover vows no radio monopoly by any group
Secretary of Commerce Hoover stated the government will not allow radio broadcasting to be monopolized by a single corporation individual or combination. The remark came amid a radio war in New York between city officials and the American Telephone and Telegraph company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dayton man held on shooting and concealed weapons charges
Steffanos Geling opolos, 39, was jailed after a running chase that included more than twenty shots over a five mile route. He faces counts of shooting with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Steffanos Gelingopolos
Divorce Granted to William C. Frye
William C. Frye was granted a divorce from his wife Gienna Frye in common pleas court on Monday. The petition cited infidelity. Gienna Frye did not appear to contest. The Fryes married November 8, 1923 and lived together only a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Frye
Gienna Frye
Common Pleas
Killer escapes after abducting associate in Ky house
William Gates 31 says Heaton planned his mutilation and staged an illegal operation. Gates fired two shots with a concealed revolver during a two day captivity in a Logansport tied home. Heaton died. Mrs. Heaton, held ten days, aided by a Chicago detective, allegedly orchestrated the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ussville
William Gates
Richard Heaton
Heaton
Gates
Frank Cordell
O'Neill Detective Agency
Indianapolis
Indiana
Cordel
Ceaton & Fisher
Logansport
Ind
Chicago
US Marines Reinforce Honduras Legation Guard
Washington reports the revolutionary situation in Honduras worsens as additional US marines land at Ceiba to reinforce the legation guard. The detachment arrives aboard the destroyer Lardner, joining Billingsley. cruiser Denver remains at Tela and Milwaukee at Amapalo on the south coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoduras
United States
Ceiba
Legation Guard
State Department
Lardner
Billingsley
Denver
Tela
Milwaukee
Amapalo
House moves to sell Muscle Shoals project to Ford
Washington March 10 The House pushes ahead with the bill to sell the Muscle Shoals nitrate and power project to Henry Ford with a final vote expected in the afternoon An amendment by Rep We half Minnesota Farmer Labor to cut the profit rate from eight to five percent was rejected without a 24 vote showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Wefalg
Farmer-Laborite
Minnesota
Lord
Still Talking Over Daugherty Probe in Veterans Bureau Scandal
Washington March 16 The House Judiciary Committee considered summoning Attorney General Daugherty to disclose DOJ evidence involving two congressmen in the Veterans Bureau scandal. No decision was reached and another session was set for later to consider subcommittee recommendations. Daugherty had declined to provide the requested information in a Saturday communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
House
Department of Justice
Veterans’ Bureau
Government seeks control of all national resources
In a dramatic move the senate and house today introduced identical proposals for federal control of all national resources and the creation of a federal super power system. The measures aim to centralize decision making and expand federal authority across energy, transportation and strategic industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Senate
Parker Eva A. 612 years old dies after illness
Mrs Eva A Parker aged 61 2 years died Sunday at 8 15 am after bronchitis two days illness at 218 East State street Athens born in Lodi township moved to Athens 20 years ago member of First M B church and Martzolft Sunday school class survived by three sons Emmett Everett Floyd and Edna Parker of Washington DC funeral Tuesday at 2 50 pm at home with interment at West Union street mausoleum
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Eva A. Parker
East State Street
Parker
William Blackwood
Lodi Township
Athens
M. BK. Church
Martzolft
Emmett Parker
Everett Parker
Floyd Parker
Columbus
Edna Parker
Washington, D. C
West Union Street
Death of Kichelbert DD Rivers at 52 in Chauncey area
Kichelbert DD Rivers aged 52 died Sunday morning at 4 30 at his son Rank Rivers home of infirmities of age. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 AM at the M B K church Chauncey conducted by Rev Timmons. Burial at West Union street cemetery Athens. Survived by three sons Frank of Sand Ridge John of Chauncey and Herb of Woston.
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Land Ridge
Kichelbert DD
Rivers
Rank Rivers
M. Bk
Chauncey
Timmons
West Union Street
Athens
Frank
Sand Ridge
John
Herb
Woston
Detective Creedon Identifies Suspect Doyle After 16 Years
In Columbus Ohio James Creedon recalls recognizing Thomas Doyle a 41 year old Toledo man on a charge of being a suspicious person Doyle had escaped earlier and Creedon had pursued him for 16 years with the case renewed but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Creedon
Thomas Doyle
Toledo
Creedon
Doyle
Sought to arrest him as an allowed confidence worker
A report notes the attempt to arrest a person identified as a confidence worker, followed by an escape after a stiff battle. Details on location and names are unavailable in the fragment.
Farm aid short, Elyria county farms near abandonment
Lorain County Farm Agent Howard Rogers reports severe farm distress due to high labor costs and lack of money. He says about thirty farms are practically abandoned and that farmers are increasingly forced into bullying, placing the county fourth in the state in this troubling trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Howard Rogers
N Rogers
Schools Face Funding Gaps and Term Salaries Debate
Superintendent McVay notes hope for full state aid but cautions that if funds remain tight districts should keep schools open for the term. Attorney General Crabbe’s ruling says teachers can be paid for the full term even if paid late, while quitting teachers may forfeit unworked periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc.Vay
Athens County
Schve
Treasuries
McVay
Caution is a Great Asset in Fish Report
A brief sportsing note highlights caution as a key asset in a fish themed event, noting four fish as part of the analysis and drawing attention to careful play and strategic choice.
Sinclair to contest Teapot Dome lease action
Chicago March 16 Harry F Sinclair announced he will contest the government move to annul the Teapot Dome lease. He and six attorneys boarded his private car for Cheyenne where the action will be opened this week by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Cheyenne
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Child's Conservation League
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Tom Rosser
Bing
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Honduras
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Simmons
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Willard
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Dayton Joint Stock Land Bank
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P.O
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