Anastas Vasili Vonsiatskoy Weds Marian Stephens Heiress
Chester reports Anastase Vonsiatskoy, 23, marrying Marian Stephens, 45, heiress to 40 million, in New York. He plans to stay at Baldwin's, work as a chemist, and perhaps seek American citizenship while dreaming of Russia’s czar. He recalls his links to Denikin and Kolchak and describes life amid chaos.
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International News Service
Chester
Baldwin’s
Anastase Andrevitech Vonsiatskoy-Vonsiatsky
Marian Stephens
New York
Swarthmore Avenue
America
Russia
Admiral Kolchak
Amastase
General Denikin
Vonsiatskoy
Baldwin's
Ridley Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Anastase
Camden
Marian
Paris
Chicago North Side Society
Aristo
Crusial Russian noble lineage seized by Bolsheviks
A cratic Russian family described as former rulers of vast Southern Russian estates faced seizure by the Bolsheviks after the revolution due to their monarchist allegiance.
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Russia
Japs Roused Over Suffrage Debate In Tokyo District
In Tokyo on February 23 the district court opened discussion on universal manhood suffrage as ten thousand delegates arrive with petitions signed by about half a million citizens. Police guard the district court building while mass meetings flood the empire. open meetings are banned locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
TORIO
District Court
Empire
Harding Seeks Senate Pact Reservations in Talks
President Harding conferred with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge for almost an hour on reservations to the conference treaties notably the four powered Pacific pact. Neither side committed to acceptance or rejection, but a compromise is hoped for.
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Washington
Harding
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Lodge
White House
Slaughter house burns near Kimball Ohio
A slaughter house owned by the Dahs brothers near Kimball ten miles south of Sandusky was totally destroyed by an early morning fire of unknown origin. Loss including yesterday's meat production is estimated at 18900 dollars.
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Slaughter House
Sandusky, O
Dahs Brothers
Kimball
Here
Tax Total In Athens County For First Half Of 1922
County Treasurer Imes reports February tax collections totalled 531228.31 dollars for the first half of 1922. Distribution to taxing districts will be delayed until mid March as the county auditor’s office processes the settlement for treasurers of numerous divisions.
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Imes
Athens County
Impressive Rise in 1921 Collections Cited
Article notes that 1921 returns show higher totals than last year’s $564,302.63. It highlights a healthy increase in total receipts and references a medical product ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea aimed at stimulating laxative effects.
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Hollister
McKee Drug Company
Cardinal Player Goes Out Today
Catcher Bill Dillhoefer of the Cardinals died in St. Louis after an operation at St. Johns hospital. He had typhoid fever with gall bladder complications, was 26, and recently married to Mazie Slocum of Mobile Alabama. He previously played for the Cubs Nationals and Milwaukee before joining the Cardinals.
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ST. Louis
Bill Dillhoefer
Cardinals
St. Johns Hospital
Dillhoefer
Mazie Slocum
Mobile
Ala
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Nationals
Milwaukee
Menace to Life Bulgarian Blood Tea Promoted for Cold
The article warns that common colds are a deadly health threat and urges swift medical consultation at first symptoms. It promotes Bulgarian Blood Tea as a home remedy said to purify blood, stimulate kidneys, and cleanse the bowels.
Luhrig Miner Seriously Injured In Mine Cage Accident
George Sidders, a Luhbrig mine worker, was trapped under an old cage in the abandoned No. 3 side after a cage failure. He remained pinned for about 30 minutes before coworkers freed him. Dr. Porterfield ordered hospital treatment as his injuries' severity could not be assessed immediately.
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George Sidders
Luhbrig
Dr. Porterfield
Mr. Sidders
Genoa Conference City Birthplace of Columbus
The French government seeks a delay in the world economic conference at Genoa by requesting an understanding on treaty rights and Russian zeto before opening. Genoa, famed birthplace of Columbus, is described as one of the old world’s most picturesque cities with quaint narrow streets.
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Genoa
Italy
Columbus
Colonial Dinner Brings Olden Day Attire To Albany
Albany Ohio February 23 Members of the Wednesday Club hosted a colonial dinner at Mrs O D Dailey s home. Costumes ranged from true colonial outfits to great grandmother wedding dresses as guests toured relics and vast hoop skirts. Progressive games complemented the era themed evening.
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Albany, O
O. D. Dailey
Beasley Promises Ford Parts and Tires in New Location
Fred R. Beasley states the business will serve customers better in the new building due to its size and layout. The shop will offer a full line of genuine Ford parts tires and accessories.
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Fred R. Beasley
Carpenter Street
Mr. Beasley
Ford
Festive Hostess Home Adorns Candie Light Event
The hostess home glowed in candie light and featured color themed decor. Forty guests were seated at tables in a red and white color scheme.
Local Notes From New Marshfield and Surrounding Areas
A series of social visits, family movements, and small town events are recorded. Residents like W. Westfall and daughter Betty travel to Washington for a job, while Esther Swaime accompanies them. Grange meeting details, visits by Kenneth Woodyard and others, and weekend guests from Athens and Jeffersonville illustrate community life around New Marshfield, Chauncey, and Coolville.
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Lee
M. P. Church Sun
Ing. Getre
Westfall
Betty
Washington
Esther Swaime
Grange
Kenneth Woodyard
Athens
Charlies Shanks
Ed. Robinett
John Young
James Price
LeRoy Forrest
Vernon
A. D. Forrist
Emma Kimball
Jeffersonville
Jane Allen
Washington D. H
QO. U
R. H. Dom
John Pierce
Christina Pierce
Huron
Cash Martin
Arch Knowlton
Albany
Frances Watkins
Carbondale
Leslie Dabritz
George Sickles
Mineral
T. R. Hamilton
Dean
Chauncey
R. Hysek
Clarence McNeal
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Tarting
Father John
McCormick
Mathilde McCormick
McCormick Home
Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester
Mathilde
Max Oser
Miss McCormick
Switzerland
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Hocking
Jackson
Vinton
Gallia
Meigs
Eagle
Court and
Carpenter Streets
Court Street
Moler & Dorsey
Luhrig
Eypayne
Ford Cars
Ion Tractors
The
Motor Auto Sales Co
New Marshfield
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