Nelsonville notes on a liquor search and church progress
Local column reports Bill Roberts defending his legal right and praising the city officers after a search for a still yielded no contraband. The piece also notes church attendance, youth program success, and weekly church growth including three new members and higher Sunday school turnout.
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Nelsonville, O
Messenger
Bone Hollow
Helwig
Athens
Ciry
Bill Roberts
Heavy Fine For Furnishing Liquor To Minors
Donald Nester of Circle Hill was arraigned before Squire Donley. He pled guilty to furnishing intoxicating liquor and was fined 250 dollars plus costs. The charge included supplying liquor to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Nester
Circle Hill
Squire Donley
Nester
Plumber Wins Judgment Against Barron After Hearing
Evans, a local plumber, was awarded the full claim against T. S. Barron after a hearing before Justice Donley on Friday night. C. W. Juniper represented the plaintiff and Don McGill the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pries Evans
Barron
Donley
C. W. Juniper
Don McGill
Arraignment Set For Liquor Charge On Ernest Glass
Ernest Glass will be arraigned before Mayor McCune today on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor. He was arrested at his Circle Hill home Saturday night by Officers Pearson and Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Glass
McCune
Circle Hill
Pearson and
Warner
Local Girls Basketball Set at YMCA Friday Evening
The New Straitsville and Nelsonville girls meet at the local YMCA Friday evening in a highly anticipated game. The visitors enter undefeated this season after a recent win over Athens. A prelude game features freshmen and senior girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straitsville
Nelsonville
Vsitors
Athens
Extension class at Commercial Ark planned by faculty
An extension class in commercial work is being organized by faculty members of NHS. It is expected to begin about the first Monday in March and run three months. Evening sessions will cover shorthand typewriting and bookkeeping with about three to four evenings weekly. Membership is open to all. tuition to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Ark
Have New Son for Ralph Parks Family
Mr and Mrs Ralph Parks announce the arrival of a son at their home Sunday morning Mrs Arthur M Mann and Peggy Ann of Pastahula Ohio have stayed with Dr and Mrs Wilbur Johnson for several days Clifford Sanders and his wife and their little son from Columbus were weekend guests of his parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Parks
Arthur M. Mann
Peggy Ann
Pastahula, O
Andrs
Wilbur Johnson
Clifford Sanders
Little Son
Columbus
Mrs. W. A. Sniffen Dies in Marietta
Mrs. W A Sniffen died at her Marietta home after a short pneumonia illness. She had visited Nelsonville with the Sniffen and Hawkins families. Her son Parker Sniffen and his wife arrived from Ingwood West Virginia shortly before her passing. Several relatives left for Marietta to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sniffen
W. Aniffen
Marietta Orly
Sniffen
Nelsonville
Parker Sniffen
W. L. Hawkins
Ingwood
W. Va
Will Conduct Revival in Harden County
Rev. Johnson left today to conduct a two week revival meeting in Harden County. Mary Elizabeth Kessinger was a weekend guest of her cousins Margery D Poston at the Poston home in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Johnson
Harden County
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
He and
Margery D. Poston
Poston
Athens
Card of Thanks for Fire Rescue and Memorial Event
Card thanks friends and neighbors for aid after a store fire on Friday afternoon February 17. They name Elliott Pyle, Frank Curry and Cather Blackbourn for timely help. They also note W C T U memorial for Francis Willara at 19 East Columbus Street on Tuesday evening February 28 with a fine program and welcome all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Pyle
Frank Curry
Cather
Blackbourn
J. A. Isselstein
Rancis Willara
D. L. Wallace
East Combus Street
Barron Family Thanks for Kind Flowers at Loss
Mrs J C Barron and Mrs Elmira Barron express gratitude for the beautiful flowers sent after the death of their husband and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
my _ husand and son
J. C. Barron
Elmira Barron
Going Up at Bible School Tests Sunday Attendance Rise
Attendance at the Christian Bible school grows weekly with 62 people in attendance this Sunday bearing witness to the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Bible School
Ladies of Hyperion Club Meet at East Franklin Home
Mrs. Harry Kelly hosted the Hyperion club Saturday afternoon on East Franklin street. Twenty two members answered roll call and after the business session they enjoyed a good program. Mrs H D Kreig presented Lincoln as a Politician while Mrs James Knight spoke on Our Nation's Minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly
Hyperion Club
East Franklin Street
Lincoln
H. D. Kreig
James Knight
Miss G Cline to Speak on Women in Politics Tonight
The Presbyterian church is expected to be crowded tonight for Miss G Cline of Cleveland to discuss Women in Politics. A practicing lawyer, she is linked with many state and national women’s political organizations, and men are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cline
Presbyterian Church
Miss G. Cline
Cleveland
Time of year health advice and Gude's Pepto Mangan
A national health column urges keeping fit as a defense against illness. It promotes Jude's Pepto Mangan to raise red blood cells and bolster defenses, noting both liquid and tablet forms share the same medicinal value and are sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boards of Health
Jude
Gude
Ladies Aid to Meet at Clarks Chapel Ohio
The Clarks Chapel ladies aid meets Wednesday at 1 PM with Mrs Ray Salters. Since she plans to leave the community this is the last chance to meet her. Bring thimbles. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Clarks Chapel
Ray Salters
Musterole Advertises Soothing Sore Throat Relief
An old fashioned mustard ointment Musterole promises fast throat relief for raw sore throats and congestion. The ad touts its blisterless strength, mentions oil of mustard and hospital sizes, and claims better results than mustard plasters.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound
Sage and Sulphur Compound restores natural color to faded or gray hair. A bottle from drug stores offers the old recipe improved with extra ingredients at low cost. Apply with sponge or brush to a strand at a time. by morning gray hair darkens and after a few applications hair becomes glossy and attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentler Calomel Alternative
Pimply skin and dull mood touted to improve after a few nightly doses. Olive Tablets cleanse blood bowels and liver, touted as a safe substitute for calomel with no bitter taste or discomfort. Available in 15¢ and 30¢ packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Better Food Conditions in Europe Improve Conditions
Herbert P. Howell of the National Bank of Commerce argued that improved European food conditions will raise physical health and reduce harmful attitudes, leading to better social and political climates. He said the domestic outlook is improving as Europe reforms, with 1922 expected to show gradual real gains despite cautious business in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Herbert P. Howell
National Bank of Commerce
America
Charges allege lawmakers paid per diem and expenses
Attorney General Price receives claims by Columbus attorneys that State Representative Carpenter of Steubenville and State Senator Miller of Muskingum County, chairs of the legislative finance committees, were paid ten dollars daily for attending sessions of the state emergency board. Records show Miller received 950 per diem and 1061 expenses, Carpenter 760 per diem and 921 expenses since May adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Price
Pealer
Walton
Carpenter
Steubenville
Miller
Muskingum County
Legislative
State Emergency Board
Tracy
President Harding Receives Landis Resignation
President Harding today received Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis resignation as U S district judge in Chicago. Resignation to take effect March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International News Service
Harding
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
United States Discourt Court
Chicago
Harding May Send Reply on Secret Pacific Treaty Talks
President Harding likely will dispatch a reply late today to the Senate's demand for details on the secret negotiations that culminated in the four powered Pacific treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Senate
Chauncey Entertained at Logan Hotel Dinner Party
Miss Hazel Ruth Lahugh and George Strausbaugh with Guy Os borne were entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Strausbaugh at their Logan hotel on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Miss Hazel
Ruth Lahugh
George Strausbaugh
Guy Osborne
L. C. Strausbaugh
Chauncey Mine No 25 Resumes Operations After Idle Period
Chauncey Mine No 25 that had been idle for several weeks began operation this morning marking a restart of mining activities at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Mine No. 25
Rev Courtney in Wreck at Greens Run Church Stop
Rev G B Courtney of Chauncey escaped injury after his car left the road and plunged down a fifteen foot embankment above Millfield while returning from Greens Run church service. He believes the cabal steering error occurred as he attempted to close the back door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Greens Run Christian Church
Millfield
Chauncey PTA to Meet at High School Tuesday Evening
The Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association will hold a meeting at the high school Tuesday at 7 o clock. President Mrs E C Wharton will preside and present an interesting program. Superintendent Dinsmoor is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Parent-Teacher Association
E. C. Wharton
Dinsmoor
Program Notice Urges Interested Persons to Attend
A fragment from a public notice invites all interested in the program to be present. The call emphasizes participation and mentions a scheduled meeting or event. No further specifics are readable.
Chauncey Sunday School Sees 170 Attendance and Bible Reading
The First Christian Sunday school of Chauncey reports 170 attendees, a collection of $.95, and 915 Bible chapters read the past week. Mrs Nida and Mrs Butts provided a vocal duet. Women meet Wednesday at Logan, carpooling from Mrs Butts home. Local choir sang at Millfield revival. Hazel Henry Dorr visited Chauncey. minstrel rehearsal planned for early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Sunday School
Chauncey
Nida
Butts
Strausbaugh
Logan
Butt
Kentucky Beats Ohio Wrestlers at Lexington Meet
Kentucky defeated Ohio in a wrestling meet at Lexington with one fall for each side. Most bouts went to Kentucky by referee decision. Ohio’s team from Athens faced new scoring rules complicating the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Olson
Ohio University Grapplers
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Kentucky
Olson
Athens
Cincinnati University
Ohio
Ruth's Bid for Season Contract Raises Big Money Idea
New York reports say Babe Ruth may visit Yankee offices to demand a season 1922 contract. Ruth seeks about 50 000 dollars while noting six weeks suspended players cost the club an estimated 200 000 dollars and arguing six months would be worth more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. Ruth
Yankee
Ruth
Til Huston
Bob Meusel
New York Yankees
Deaths-Funerals Albany Mrs Ferguson
The body of Mrs. Almira Auntie Ferguson arrived from Columbus. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Baptist church with burial in Hebbardsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Almira
Ferguson
Columbus
Baptist Church
Hebbardsville
Salathian Shafer Dies In New Marshfield At 85
Salathian S Shafer a Civil War veteran and respected resident died at his home Sunday at 1 20 am after a brief paralysis illness aged 85 Funeral services will be at the M E church Tuesday at 10 am led by Rev Leslie Dabritz Burial in New Marshfield cemetery He served in Company F Ninth Virginia reenlisted as first veteran of West Virginia Company F and leaves his widow and one daughter Mrs Harlo Hysell of Luhrig
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salathian Shafer
New Marshfield
Salathian S. Shafer
M. EB
Leslie Dabritz
Influenza Epidemic Warning Prompts Patent Remedy Use
The article warns that the influenza outbreak targets the weak and run-down in New England and New York. It recommends beginning Father John’s Medicine to build strength and resist the flu, citing its pure food elements as easily absorbed to boost vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Father John
Cure a Cold in One Day Promote Bromide Tablets
Early 20th century dental or patent medicine pitch urges taking laxative bromide qunine tablets for a cold. Warns buyers to ensure genuine product bears E. W. Grove signature and BromO 30a mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Ohio University alumni plan memorial drive for larger university
Alumni speakers urge stronger support for state universities citing Kansas and Harvard as models. President Bryan praises cooperation with Athens Chamber and stresses university growth, while T. W. Craig and W. B. Dickinson outline a nationwide memorial campaign with 2100 Ohio alumni and county chairs set to begin May 16 and end June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley
Friends of Colleges
State University
Harvard University
Harvard
University of Kansas
Bryan
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Ohio University
T. R. Biddle
T. W. Craig
Board of Control
W. B. Dickinson
Dickinson
Georgia
Ohio University Memorial
Ohio
Marizolff
Nominations Approved by Assembly for Board and Committees
The assembly unanimously approved the nominations of the secretary-treasurer TL W Craig and members of the board of control Mrs. John Preston Harry Beckley and Anna K Price along with the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kins
TL W Craig
Board of Control
John Preston
Harry Beckley
Anna K Price
Ohio Defeats Marietta 39 to 12 In Conference Game
Ohio University beats Marietta College 39 12 at the Ohio gym. Ray O Daffer scores seven field goals to lead the Green and White as Ohio improves to thirteen victories and one defeat in the season. Marietta struggles and fails to score a field goal until late in the second period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Marietta College
Ohio Gym
Ohio
Marietta
Ray O'Duffer
Drum
Ray O'Daffer
Green
White
Cincinnati
Finsterwald
Bear Cats
Denison
Granville
Mt. Unien
Tne
Ieeleeies
Herrom
Fi Vecescune
O'Daffer
Wanemnawend
Ia ‘Karick
I Ry Sete
Manadanie
Pure
Ooo
Wilson
Pat
Ee Oc
Littler
Ee Es
NMR
Ensemienes Pee Eae Cpawigtg
Tibi Cccciiuci
WATE
Ceasuie Intone
Aml
Ineinmenini Ptint
Stults
P. B. Onemeewnwen
Rogge
Pes Ah Amiseuemenaets
Tournament to Bring Hundreds Here This Week
Reserve seats for the Ohio university basketball tournament will go on sale Tuesday at 7:60 o clock at Cline's Pharmacy. One hundred seventy six high school athletes will be entertained with housing scarce and Athenians urged to help. Fraternity houses will host two teams each as schools draw Thursday night after the wrestling match and games begin Friday at 9 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Cline’s Pharmacy
Grover
Free 85 cent Acid Bottle Offer for Kidney and Urinary Ailments
An advertisement touts The Williams Treatment for kidney and bladder troubles, rheumatism, and chronic ailments caused by excess uric acid. It offers a free 32 dose trial bottle and promises relief, with mail-order details to The Dr. D. A. Williams Co. and a request for ten cents to cover postage. The copy notes an 1892 establishment and mentions color blindness in men versus women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
D. A. Williams Co
Block
East Hampton
Conn
Local Visitors and Illnesses Reported in Coolville and Nearby Areas
Torch Harvey Brokaw George Dewees and Cyrus Jones were business visitors at Coolville Tuesday Arthur Watson spent Wednesday in Athens with his mother Mrs Alma Jones visited the missionary conference at the M E church in Athens Richard Nixon and sister Amanda Forester returned home Wednesday from an extended visit with Fred Nixon in Columbus Mrs Mayme Graf returned home Saturday from Parkersburg hospital Brooks Russell of Athens visited relatives here Mrs George Gladwell of Little Hocking will stay with Mrs Ethel Johnson who has been ill Dr Prunty of Parkersburg called on James Scarlett Mr and Mrs Sherry Basim and three children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Duntee George Dewees and Cyrus Jones visited James Scarlett Roy Dunfee, son of Mr and Mrs Dunfee, is confined at home with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Brokaw
George Dewees
Cyrus Jones
Coolville
Arthur Watson
Athens
Alma Jones
Stout
M. E. Church
Richard Nixon
Amanda Forester
Fred Nixon
Columbus
Mayme Graf
Sherry Basim
Thomas Duntee
James Scarlett
Thomas Dunfee
Roy
Xenia
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships
A list of property transfers including Athens Township Rose Lb Smith to Lottie Mans field lot 25 for 500 dollars and various others across Athens, Dover, Rome, Trimble, York, and York townships with multiple lots tracts and parcels transferred for nominal or specified sums. Names include Mary Harris Oscar and Isa belle McClure, Perry Wood, Elton Pedicord, Mary E Taylor, Trimbie Corporation, and Irwin Nanna among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Rose Lb. Smith
Lottie Mans
Athens City
Mary Harris
Oscar
Isabelle McClure
Harry J. Campbell
Joseph
Basem
Francis
Kiva Olds
E. M. Jones
Trimble
Elton
Muriel Pedicord
Warl Pedicord
Mary E. Taylor
Sophie Satred
Trimbie Corporation
A. Compton
Samuel McDaniel
S. L
Withers
York
Irwin Nanna
Orville
Margaret Crow
Bergdoll Rights Challenge Hits Trading with the Enemy Act
Colonel Thomas W. Miller, alien property custodian, challenged the rights of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll to recover property valued at 750000 held from him by his mother Emma C. Bergdoll. The action hinges on Bergdoll’s conviction as a draft dodger and his loss of citizenship rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Thomas W. Miller
Emma C. Bergdoll
Grover
Bonus fund plans to be studied by House committee
Washington February 20. A sub committee of the house ways and means committee will begin tomorrow consideration of various proposals to raise funds for the soldiers’ bonus, announced today by committee chairman Representative Fordney of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Fordney
Michigan
Private concerns contest Ford lease plan for Musele Shoals
Washington February 20 The American Cyanamide Company and its Air Nitrates subsidiary protested to the House Military Affairs Committee against congressional acceptance of Henry Ford's offer to lease and operate government property at Muscle Shoals Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Ford
Musele Shoals
Ala
American Cynamde Company
Air Nitrates Corporation
House
Call for Impeachment of Campbell County Prosecutor
Four Newport churches urge Kentucky lawmakers to impeach Lawrence J. Diskin commonwealth attorney of Campbell county for failing to prosecute gamblers and criminals indicted by the county grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Newport
Kentucky
Lawrence J. Diskin
Campbell County
Foreign-born residents seek admission to Bucyrus classes
About 20 foreign-born persons in Bucyrus gathered at the Lincoln school building for admission to the Americanization classes to be held Monday and Tuesday evening. Miss Lillian P. Clark of the Americanization bureau in Columbus attended the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus, CO
Lincoln School
Lillian P. Clark
Americanization Bureau
Columbus
Missing Toledo clerk William Galvin sought by police
Police in Toledo issued a search for William Galvin clerk of the board of elections and private secretary to John O Dwyer a well known political leader missing since Friday authorities asked the public for any information on his whereabouts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
William Galvin
Board of Elections
John O'Dwyer
Tobacco growers win WFC aid for up to 10 million
The War Finance Corporation approved an advance not to exceed 10 million dollars to the Burley Tobacco Growers association of Lexington Kentucky to aid hard-pressed growers. The relief aims to stabilize Burley tobacco production and support farmers facing market pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Lexington
Funeral for John McGlone 81 at Holy Cross church
John McGlone aged 81 died after complications of old age. Funeral held at Holy Cross church with Rev Fr Shaffer. Interment in Catholic cemetery. Survived by widow and seven children including Mrs Pat Fagin, Joe Wolf, Mrs Kate Bartels, Mrs Anna Bailey, Patrick Fade ward and James. O A McDonald moved his barber shop to space once used by The Toggery with a partitioned area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick, Fadeward
James
Death of Fred Kelly at Hollister 77
Fred Kelly, 77, died at his Hollister home about 7 yesterday morning after recent illness. Survived by widow and children Amma Priode of Pomeroy, Clara Chamberlain of Cannonsburg, Louise Algever of Cincinnati, Alice Kelly of unknown address, and sons James, Fred, Joe of Hollister, Geo Funk of Columbus. Several relatives traveled to Columbus yesterday. Glouster Chamber of Commerce to meet tonight at American Legion club rooms with mayor and clerk. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kelly
Hollister
Amma Priode
Pomeroy
Clara Chamberlain
Cannonsburg
Louise Algever
Cincinnati
Alice Kelly
James
Fred
Joe
Glouster Chamber of
Fire destroys barn near Frank Andrews residence
A barn near Frank Andrews residence by the old mine 2 burned down around 1 am. An Overland four touring car owned by Mrov Andrews was stored inside and burned. No further details about the fire were available this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Andrews
Old Mine 2
Mrov Andrews
Mrs J W Orr and family visit in city
Mrs J W Orr and three children Ralph Charles and Miss Rath of New Straitsville visited old friends in the city Saturday and Sunday. Dr BE W LeFever formerly of Marietta who spent winter in Florida arrived Saturday evening to attend his ailing mother Mrs B J LeFever. A meeting of Frank McCann Post American Legion will be held at the American Legion rooms Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Orr
Ralph
Charles
Miss Rath
New Straitsville
BE. W. L. LeFever
Marietta
Florida
B. J. LeFever
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Plans for The Plains dealings moved to Nelsonville rumor
The Plains residents including Herman Humphry and Evelyn Aleshire are ill. Rumor circulates that if roads aren’t fixed soon the community will conduct business in Nelsonville. Taxpayers have spoken without effect and Athens Chamber of Commerce is urged to act quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Humphry
Evelyn Aleshire
Nelsonville
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Harry Moore
Ed. Anderson
Charles Moore
Will Nash
Esther Scott
Salem
Scott
Fletely Hawk
Elza McGranor
Athens
Zine Courtney
Joe Hutchins
Will Bowlby
Webb Summit
George Gabriel
Grippe
New Rules for 50,000 Train Dispatchers Announced
Chicago February 20 the United States railroad labor board issued a decision outlining new working rules for about 50 000 train dispatchers who belong to the American train dispatchers association the order aims to regulate shifts rest periods and duties across rail routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American
House extends three percent immigration law to 1932
Washington reports the house approved an extension of the three per cent restrictive immigration law from June 30 1922 to June 30 1932 by a vote of 2830 to 36. The action keeps current quotas in place for a decade amid ongoing national debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Kenton County Grand Jury Returns 133 Indictments
Cincinnati Feb 20 Kenton county grand jury handed up 133 indictments this morning. Of these 73 charge gambling and related offenses. Names and exact charges not provided in available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kenton County Grand
Burglars Loot Covington Church During Theft
Burglars broke into the First Christian church in Covington last night and ransacked the pastor's studio in search of Sunday night’s collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
First Christian Church
Covington
Young pastor dies in Cincinnati pneumonia claim
The Rev Arthur M. Campbell age 30 pastor of the Sixth Presbyterian church in Cincinnati died today of pneumonia. A St. Louis native, he had led the local church for less than a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Arthur M. Campbell
Sixth Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
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Miner
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Charles B. Parmer
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Hazel Henry
Akron
Charles Bradfield
William Hutchinson
D. W. Law
Boomer
By Davis J. Wallace
Ohio University Alumni Association
C. M. Copeland
L. G.woraledl
Rusus
O’daffer
Smith
Boggs
Timer
Nye
Andrews
Dover Township
Harley Boring
Willie
Cora Minn
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Perry Wood
John Thurman Hiunter
Bergdoll
Glouster
O. A. McDonald
Geo, Funk of
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R. B. Smith
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