Gould Orders Backed Up in Parole Case at Governor Office
An Ohio conference in Governor Harris's private office debated the parole of D Elmer Jones from the penitentiary after a murder at Athens hospital. Warden O B Gould faced Prosecutor I M Foster as Foster accused political influence and backed Jones's parole, while Gould denied involvement and cited board action. The meeting also covered the Barnes killing case and prosecutors plan to aid in the Athens prosecutions.
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Harris
Columbus Ohio Sun
Kineas State Hospital
O. B. Gould
Penitentiary
I. M. Foster
Athens County
Gould
Foster
Athens
Prosecutor Foster
D. Elmer Jones
Jones
Athens Hospital
Sherman Eagle
Gallia County
Tenth
Hollis Johnson
Johnson
Board For Paroles
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Roscoe J. Mauck
Attorney General's
Eagle
Neil House
Haris
Mauck
H. H. Shirer
Board of State Charities
W. J. Barnes
William H. Miller
Social gathering at Angel avenue party
Mrs. Vandyke hosted a Saturday evening event on Angel avenue with Stella Florence Vandyke Alta French Addie Tippie Silvia Burchfield Bonnie Conner Mabel Vandyke Charley Carmon Andrew Burton Harley Burton Joe Green. Guests enjoyed light popcorn and taffy as the evening concluded pleasantly.
Memphis Officer’s Wife Fatally Attacked in Robbery
Mrs Mercedes Donovan wife of Eugene V Donovan a Memphis fire department officer was struck by an unknown assailant breaking her neck as she returned from shopping with her three year old daughter and other children Robbery appears to be the motive The attack happened near her home in a crowded area and she died shortly after.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mercedes Donovan
Eugene V. Donovan
Tidal wave hits Marina Di Catanzaro housing blows apart
Italian government dispatches troops and aid to Marina Di Catanzaro on the Calabrian coast after a tidal wave destroys 122 houses leaving residents homeless and destitute amid incessant rains. The storm also damages many villages in Cosenza province.
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Naples
Marina di Catanzaro
Cosenza
Switchmen Walk Out in New Orleans
Local Louisville and Nashville railroad switchmen strike for 3 dollars per day and ten hour days. Though only 24 men join, Mardi Gras traffic adds pressure to the disrupted service.
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New Orleans
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Farm Sale Near Albany Brings McGonigle Home
McKinstry and Parker report the sale of Mrs Mary Cline s 160 acre farm near Albany in Lee township to ex county treasurer R B McGonigle of Vinton county. The property is described as one of the best improved farms in the township and McGonigle plans to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinstry & Parker
Mary Cline
Albany
R. B. McGonigle
Vinton County
Lee Township
Miners urged to use pure oil in lamps to curb accidents
The state mine inspector warns miners against mixing lamps oil with light mineral oils claiming it invites explosions and fires. He instructs inspectors to report violations with equal justice, noting eastern Ohio delays in required air breaks and warning of health harms from poor air and smoke in mines.
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Department
Ohio
Harrison
Pitiful plea to husband in Columbus Dispatch letter
Mrs Lew E Ward of Gloucester appeals to her missing husband through the Columbus Dispatch. She says their four year old child is dangerously ill and she pleads for his return, expressing they “got along so well and loved each other.” She fears something has happened to him and begs him to come back.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
James Chester
W. 35Th St
New York
Pinkham
Columbus Dispatch
Lew E. Ward
Glouster
Desolate King's Island In Bering Sea Islet
A barren rock midway between Alaska and Siberia, King’s Island sits fifty miles from land with no beach landing. Walrus hunters lodge in skin dwellings perched above surf, cut off by fog and fierce gales. Natives, allied to Alaska Eskimos, depend on seals and whales, with whaler visits brief in summer.
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Bering Sea
Alaska
Siberia
King’s Island
Bering Strait
Strange Fuels and Ghastly Mummies in Global Cooking Tales
A sailor narrates bizarre fuel practices from around the world. He recalls eating mutton cooked over fire fueled by broken mummy pieces from Egypt, noting natives steal mummies to sell to tourists and inedible remnants are used as fuel. He compares mummy fuel to shoe lasts in Lynn and fish-oil fuels in British Columbia, commenting on smell and clinkers.
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Egypt
Lynn
British Columbia
County Expenditures List Warrants and Disbursements
County Auditor reports warrants paid by the board of commissioners including Aaron Grady elimination expense 37 dollars Home Telephone Co rent and toll 14 dollars John Kale snow removal 50 cents C O Moore home order 4379 65.87 dollars Bank of Athens home orders 57.36 First National Bank 90.96 Athens National Bank 48.44 Pasteur treatment Emma Kepler 154.25 Shirley Norris wagon repairs 1.50 A E Watkins Chauncey election 20.60 Joseph Wolf salary February 75.75 F C Stedman Co supplies 10.25 Hattie Stiles Sharp salary 22.50 Bank of Athens home orders 24.15 Central Union Telephone Co home orders 5.30 Bank of Athens home orders 15.35 Gazette Printing Co printing for Board of Examiners 6. Isaac Warner constable fees 37.69 James Sharp mayor fees 8.50 Stone purchased by Commissioners 28 dollars T B Skinner refunded Trimble township 214.83 C W Hopkins Co home order 4357 17.25 Downey Angell sewer pipe 9.60 John Bartoe Pasteur treatment Hester Bartoe 152.15 12.50 Central Union Telephone Co telephone service 6.30 G W Hill hanging paper Sheriff's residence 8.35 Smith Premier Typewriter Co typewriter and desk 147.50
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Central Union Telephone Co
Bank of Athens
Gazette Printing Co
Board of Examiners
Isaac Warner
James Sharp
Stone
T. B. Skinner
Trimble Township
C. W. Hopkins & Co
Miss Julia Sheldon Hosts Chafing Dish Party
Miss Julia Sheldon entertained friends at a Franklin Avenue home on Saturday evening. Attendees included Miss Harriet Putnam Miss Louise Dana Miss Helen Crippen Miss Sheldon and Messrs Patterson Gross Pratt Wadley.
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Julia Sheldon
Franklin Avenue
Harriet Putnam
Louise Dana
Helen Crippen
Miss Sheldon
Messrs. Patterson
Gross
Pratt
Wadley
Roosevelt Considers Barring From Mails Disgusting Thaw Trial Papers
President Roosevelt consults the Postmaster General on barring from the mails newspapers that carry disgusting details of the Thaw trial. The move comes amid public controversy over sensational coverage and the limits of press freedom.
President Roosevelt seeks mail ban on Thaw case details
Washington February 11 reports President Roosevelt asked the Postmaster General whether it is feasible to bar from the mails all papers that publish full disgusting details of the Thaw case. He stated the desire to have this action taken.
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Washington, D. C
Daily Messenger
Roosevelt
Postmaster General
KODOL Advertised for Digestive Relief at Cline's Pharmacy
A local ad promotes KODOL as a quick and efficient relief for digestion. The product is claimed to closely approximate the digestive juices it digests and is sold here under a guaranteed relief plan by Cline's Pharmacy.
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Cline
Delightful Dance by Athenian Club Lights Up Winter Evening
Athenian Club hosted a winter dance with Selby's full orchestra providing music for over twenty couples in the club rooms. Out-of-town guests included Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Roe of Mansfield Miss Bess Flesher and Miss Katherine Flesher of Middleport Mrs. Clara Graham Stewart of Columbus and Miss Elise Roe of Mansfield.
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Selby
L. W. Roe
Mansfield
Bess
Katherine Flesher
Middleport
Clara Graham Stewart
Columbus
Elise Roe
Eloquent Silence Quote by Marion Crawford
A quotation discusses how silences vary from jarring to gentle and eloquent, with some moments more precious than speech. The passage notes the relief of breaking harsh silences and the wrench of interrupting kinder, sweeter quiet.
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Marion Crawford
Not to Be Fooled in Champagne Dispute
Indignant Mr. Nuritch recalls being asked to order champagne while noting champagne is sold in bottles. Washington Herald quotes the exchange and frames the quarrel as a sharp, humorous moment.
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Mr. Nuritch
Washington Herald
The Bride's Way Kitchen Woes
A humorous note from the Detroit Free Press questions if the bride-to-be will be a good housekeeper. It jokes that she has not yet learned to stay out of the kitchen.
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Detroit Free Press
Birth of a Daughter for Mr and Mrs Neff
Mr and Mrs W G Neff of 376 West Seventh Avenue announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs Neff was Miss Bertha Richardson, daughter of Mrs A B Richardson, formerly of Athens, now in Columbus.
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Florida Times-Union
W. G. Neff
West Seventh Avenue
Ohio Sun
Bertha Richardson
A. B. Richardson
Athens
Columbus
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement note
One hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Endorsers Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo drugs vouch for Cheney's honor and solvency. Cure is internal and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheny & CO
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Theta reception at new U. C. T. hall Friday night
Well known here the Kappa Alpha Theta invite, a reception and dancing party to be held Friday at the new U. C. T. hall. In the receiving line will be Mrs. Walter Jeffrey Miss Florence Durstine Miss Edith Richardson and Miss Alice Thacker. Edith Richardson is noted in Athens as daughter of Mrs. A. B. Richardson of Columbus.
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Kappa Alpha Theta
U. C. T. Hall
Walter Jeffrey
Florence Durstine
Edith Richardson
Alice Thacker
Ohio Sun
Athens
A. B. Richardson
Columbus
John Woodruff Property Sold on Maple Street
A. C. Roach reports the Maple Street property of John Woodruff was sold to McKinstry and Parker.
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A. C. Roach
John Woodruff
Maple Street
McKinstry & Parker
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Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain Tea
Colum
Walker
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Aaron Grady
Elmination
Home Telephone Co
John Kale
C. O. Moore
First National Bank
Athens National Bank
Pasteur
Emma Kepler
Shirley & Norris
A. E. Watkins
Joseph Wolf
F. C. Stedman Co
Hattie Stiles Sharp
Wilson H. McKee
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