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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1924

Page

8

Stewart Street Improvement Bonds Granted by Athens City Council

Athens Ohio council approves ordinance 387 to issue 1186.03 in bonds for Stewart Street grading drainage curb and paving. Bonds run six percent interest with semiannual coupons, sale proceeds fund sinking and final payoff, with cash prepayments reducing total bonds and annual tax levies pledged for interest and principal. The measure passes February 18, 1924 with mayor A Koons and clerk Harris.

The EhRs Ohio Stewart Athens Saetofore Rickits Ty. Rickits Pe Parker Jary Richardson Ly & Nellie Parker Ohio University Stewart Street Ath A. D Roger J. Jones

Watt Street Improvement Bonds In Athens Ohio Placed

Ordinance 386 outlines special assessments for Watt Street from East State Street to Morris Avenue in Athens Ohio. It authorizes bonds of 10 105.27 dollars to be issued, with premiums and interest funding a sinking fund and notes payable from monthly installments or cash within 30 days.

Watt Street East State Street Morris Avenue Ohio Avenue Athens Ohio City of State of Ohio Everett W. E. Moler P. H. McKinley Wm Wyman C. Chappel Homer Wigner C. PD. Linsecott J. M. Weidman Cc. M. Brown J. R. Cable J. RR. Cable A. C Guy F. Bolin Leo T. Harrison Wall Street Folowes Ra Spe Senarans Finance Committee of Council Watt Street Improverment

Cox Ready to Seek Presidential Candidate Again

Robert S. Hayes of Columbus says United support from Ohio Democrats will back Governor James M. Cox at the New York Democratic National Convention in June. Hayes notes Cox consented to use of his name as a presidential candidate in a Miami statement.

Columbus Ohio New York James M. Cox Robert S. Hayes Cox Hayes Miami Fila

Kamelia Suit Files Against Col. Simmons for Breach

The Kamelia incorporated women’s Klan organization filed a $25,900 breach of contract lawsuit in Atlanta against Col. William Joseph Simmons, marking a new phase in Klan related litigation.

Atlanta Ku Klux Klan Kamelia, Incorporated Women's Organization of the Klan William Joseph Simmons

Ohio University to Observe Washington Birthday Holiday

Ohio University will observe a holiday Friday in honor of George Washington's birthday. No classes will be held all day. Athens public schools stay open with special programs in city buildings while merchants keep shops open. banks will remain closed.

George Washington Ohio University Athens

Flush Out Kidneys With Rad Salt Salts And Water

An advisory on kidney health suggests avoiding drugs for back pain and using Jad Salts a fizzing lithia drink made from grape and lemon acids with lithia to cleanse kidneys. It recommends high water intake and biannual physician checks.

Nations push naval builds beyond Washington limits

Washington reports Britain launches a ten year plan to build 52 light cruisers while Japan and others accelerate ship programs. France Italy and the United States face differing speeds with Congress blocking full fulfillment of the 5 5 3 treaty ratio, per navy officials.

Washington United States London Great Britain Japan France Italy Navy Department Congress

Exhibition Glint of the Sea on New York Piers

The 1924 Gold Medal exhibition features sculpture along the seaside piers at Beach City as part of the Architectural League of New York events.

Rechitectural League of New York

Hoppe Wife Testimony Alleged Hotel Facet Revealed

New York February 21 testimony alleges Mrs. Alice Beatrice Hoppe wife of billiards champion Willie Hoppe was tailed to a hotel and found with a man. The sensational claim was presented in court today amid the Hoppe family scandal coverage.

New York Alice Beatrice Hoppe Willie Hoppe

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Edinance NO Bae City of Athens Harris A. Koons State of Council C. H. Harris IL. A. Koons Nelsonville G. W. Lax Will L. Barker NEW Klan University Anne Jane Powell Rocky Mount N. C America American Congress CLINE Athens, Ohio Hast Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx Beckley Florsheim Oxfords Hoppe Athens Book & News Cline Bldg Kotex McHenry & Sisler Wooltex
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