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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1922
Page
1
Wedding Guests Get Humble Privileges At Royal Matrimony
London report notes villagers from Harewood and Lascelles estates along with wartime workers will attend Princess Mary’s wedding at Westminster Abbey. Despite wealth pooling, only Ambassador Harvey and Mrs Harvey were invited Americans. others must content themselves with viewing space along the procession route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harewood
Viscount Lascelles
Lascelles
Mary
Westminister Abbey
Ambassador Harvey
Harvey
Royal wedding contracts signed before Westminster Abbey ceremony
Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles signed pre marriage contracts as nuptials set for tomorrow at Westminster Abbey. The couple reportedly renounced succession rights while guests included Harewood tenants and others from royal circles. Funds from gifts will support hospitals and charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Huber Church
N. S
London
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Harewood
Lascelles
Clan Ricade
England
Westminster Hospital
Westminster
George
Order of the Garter
Couple Flees Fiery Home After Dragging Babies to Safety
Cuyahoga Falls Ohio February 27 George McDaniel and his wife rescued two babies from a blaze by throwing them from a second story window then leaped to safety themselves. McDaniel suffered severe injuries and one infant was believed fatally hurt from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga Falls
George MacDaniel
McDaniel
Rural pupils kept home by epidemic in Akron district
In Akron on February 27, county superintendent A. Flickinger reports about ten percent of rural school pupils are kept at home due to a fever and illness wave. Flu colds influenza and chicken pox spread across the area prompting absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
A. ©. Flickinger
Home Brew Fatal Shot Tells Family Tragedy
George Eysel a New York longshoreman was shot by his wife after an all night home brew party. Police say Eysel ogled his wife's sister leading to an argument. Mrs Eysel was arrested on a homicide charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Eysel
Eysel
Akron motor show ends with record car sales
The Feb. 27 report from Akron notes the most successful car show in the city’s history closing Saturday night with 137 cars sold during the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
Akron
Genoa trade conference to focus on commerce only
The Genoa economic conference set to open April 10 will address trade and commercial matters with limited political discussion. Allied experts in London will meet next Monday to discuss proposals, including reviving trade in eastern Europe via free ports. Britain and France expect U S nonparticipation and plan to use the League of Nations to execute Genoa decisions. Russia and Germany are noted as non members of the league participating in Genoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Europe
Britain
France
United States
League of Nations
Genoa
Germany
United States Will Keep 111 Submarines in Service
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt testified before the House Naval Affairs Committee that the United States intends to keep all 111 submarines in active service. The testimony outlined naval plans and emphasized the continued role of submarines in national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International News Service
United States
Navy
Roosevelt
House Naval Affairs Committee
Efforts Under Way to Bring Coal Operators and Miners Together
Washington February 27 official reports indicate formal steps have begun to assemble coal operators and miners for a general conference in Washington. The aim is to seek means to prevent the threatened strike set for April 1. Details of the steps were not released but invitations to both sides under government auspices are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan to Cut Army Size Amid Domestic Pressure
Tokyo plans radical reductions in Japan's standing army due to popular demand and Kokuminto pressure. The general staff opposes large cuts but agrees to remove 50,000 personnel, lowering total strength to about 248,000 officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Rogers
Dl. N
Washington
Japan
Tokio
Dance K. of P Hall Chauncey Ohio Bosses Night
Dance at K of P Hall Chauncey Ohio Tuesday night February 28 with good music and a park plan noted in local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ohio
Good Music
Park Plan
Canvas of workers appeals to Governor Davis
A group of workers launches a petition to Governor Davis urging reversal of a policy decision. The effort emphasizes collective action and seeks an official review, aiming to influence state leadership and public support.
Start Places to Feed Children Soup Kitchens Open
The City Federation announces tomorrow the start of soup kitchens in two northern Athens county mining camps to feed distressed children. Donations of food are requested. call Miss Snyder at the Chamber of Commerce 43 to help quickly as need is great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Miss Snyder
Chamber of Commerce
Athens County relief drive seeks immediate help for 2299 people
Athens county surveys show 814 families with 2299 persons in need of relief before state aid. Governor Davis urges exhausting local resources first and pledges state support if necessary while Red Cross launches county wide campaign for clothing food and money.
New York Representative Seeks U S Purchase of Canadian East
Rep Ten Eyck of New York introduces a congressional resolution proposing United States purchase of all Canadian territory east and south of the St Lawrence River and Gulf center. The deal would grant rights to half the river water power and offset with British war debt payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Ten Eyck
New York
Congress
U. S
St. Lawrence River
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Red Cross Appeals for Aid Issued by Executive Committee
The Athens County Red Cross appeals for shoes clothing and money after a county survey shows many families need immediate help due to unemployment. Shoes are scarce as parents struggle with credit for essentials. Contributions accepted Tuesday through Saturday 8 pm at the Chamber of Commerce or Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
James Ginnan
Tri-County Relief Organization
Davis
Ginnan
Committee of Three
Athens
the American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
City Federation
Public Health Office
Athena County
the Red Cross
Nelsonville
The
Board of Health
Athens County Red Cross
Campaign for Relief Under McCune Leads Tri-County Council
Under Mayor McCune the campaign for food clothing and money relief is run by a three member general committee of the tri county relief council of nine. The effort coordinates aid across the region through the nine member council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCune
General Committee
Tri-County Relief Council of Nine
Salvation Army Appeals for Aid in Athens
Salvation Army appeals for shoes and clothing to aid ill clothed Athens residents facing unemployment. Seven people applied for aid at the local post Monday. Citizens who have used garments or shoes should call 1063 or leave contributions at the Opera House Army headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Salvation Army
Army
Opera House
Diseased Cows Slain. Athens Milk Supply Purified
Twenty one cows whose milk fed Athens customers were found to have tuberculosis and were slaughtered. Health Commissioner J M Higgins praised rigorous testing of herds and urged continued dairy inspections. State inspectors noted Athens County milk was of higher grade and purer than surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
J. M. Higgins
Athens County
Harding to urge subsidy for American merchant marine
President Harding will address Congress in person to urge a government subsidy to promote a great American merchant marine, a plan learned at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Congress
White House
Troy farmers hear a talk by airy expert
In Coolville Ohio on February 27 Prof Oscar Erf of the State College of Agriculture spoke to local dairymen at Grange hall about feeding cows. He urged culling boarder cows after testing and converting pure bred stock to grade cattle and supported forming a cow testing association to improve herds. A follow up meeting is planned for late March with county agent E R Raymond among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Oscar Erf
State College of Agriculture
Grange Hall
Erf
Professor Erf
Carthage Gap
H. P. Dutton
E. M. Davis
G. P. Russell
Elmer Brandeberry
J. A. Little
W. F. Kam
Petitions Due for June Naturalization Examinations
All candidates must file petitions with the Athens county clerk of courts by March 9 to be examined in June. T. L. Morgan reports 49 petitions already filed and expects a large class for the June examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens Clinches Sixth Annual Ohio University Tournament Title
Athens defeated Columbus Aquinas 40 to 14 in the finals Saturday night to win the sixth annual Ohio University high school basketball tournament. Battin and Brooks led Athens with 30 of the 40 points as Shafer and Sharp stifled the Aquinas attack. Prizes were awarded to Battin and Geygan, with Battin named tournament star for cuff links and other trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
Columbus Aquinas
Hill School
Torrance
Battin
Brooks
Aquinas
Geygan
Acquinas
Shafer
Sharp
Columbus Star
Muir
Hughes
Dean B. W. Chubb
Clyde Battin
Geyan
J. L. Beckley and Son
Scott Haney
Athens Book and News
Millikan’s Jewelry Co
Carpenter Hardware Co
Kerr Hardware Co
Zenner Co
Jacob & Drake Jewelry Co
F. L. Preston Co
Cline’s Pharmacy
Brooks-Cowan
Kintz
Mulhern-McNerney
Muller-Hughes
High officials predict miners strike cannot succeed
Washington officials say a coal miners strike is inevitable but will fail to win wage demands. They cite 50 million tons of soft coal above ground and weekly production and consumption to argue that a nationwide tie-up cannot prevail. A conference with operators is expected to fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers
Davis
Semi final scores in early afternoon action
Afternoon results show Athens 9 Gallipolis 5 and Aquinas 29 Shawnee 11 in the semi finals. Other games include Shawnee 11 Bristol 9 Athens 16 Malta McConnellsville 5 Aquinas 16 Nelsonville 14 Gallipolis 6 Glenford 1 Ashville 11 Spencer 10 Rutland 29 Williamstown 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta
Athens
Gallipolis
Aquinas
Shawnee
Bristol
Malta
McConnellsville
Nelsonville
Glenford
Ashville
Spencer
Rutland
Williamstown
Four Children Within Two Years Reported to Be Eager to Rule the Germans Again
Hazard Kentucky reports the Gay family welcomes triplet girls after a prior birth of a large infant that died shortly after. In Berlin, an IS report says ex-crown prince Wilhelm may run for president of the German empire, signaling a quiet launch of support from friends and party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. BD. Weyer
Berlin
Zorn
Willie
Weimar
Ebert
Wilhelm
Opposition to Brandegee reservation in Pacific treaty pact debate
Republican senators, while generally backing the four power Pacific treaty, clash over the Brandegee reservation. Two groups oppose its scope as unnecessary or too vague and may offer substitutes when the pact is considered. Chinese treaties may be reported favorably as part of the conference pacts. Senator Lodge seeks nighttime Senate sessions to push final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bart Campbel
Washington
Harding
Brandegee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kellogg
Minnesota
Lodge
Senate
Tear gas to aid Cleveland police equipment
Cleveland police chief Jacob Graut recommended adding tear gas to standard gear after using it to flush out ten suspects in an East End flat. Seven men and three women, sought as suspicious, refused to surrender until tear gas forced them out to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Europe
Cleveland Police Department
Jacob Graut
East End
Grant
Mothers and Sons Dinner For Athens Scouts Tonight
A boys and mothers dinner for all Athens Boy Scouts and their mothers is set for six o clock at the Presbyterian church. All enrolled scouts are invited to attend with their mothers. An orchestra will provide music and a large crowd is expected. The note on arithmetic appears as a stray historical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Presbyterian Church
Athens
Knights Rank to be conferred by Ohio University team
Athenian Lodge 104 plans to confer Knight Rank tonight at 7 PM in Castle Hall. All members urged to attend. visiting brothers welcome as James Lewis serves as C C and Louis Snyder as K R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Knights of Pythias
Ohio University
Pythians Athenian Lodge
Castle Hall
Bros
Jas. Lewis
C. C. Louis Snyder
K. R
Pioneer suffrage leader Alice Richards dies in Summit County
Mrs. Alice L. Richards, a pioneer worker for woman suffrage and a former mayoral candidate, died at her Summit County home at midnight after extended heart and nervous strain from long activist work. The loss ends a lengthy public service in the suffrage movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga Falls
Alice L. Richards
Summit County
Two More Members of Family Are Dead
Columbus dispatch reports two Steubenville deaths within 48 hours due to illness. John Walters aged 67 died in St. Anthony's hospital from tuberculosis after treatment there. A five year old daughter died of pneumonia at the Walters home on Saturday. Mrs Walters died three months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Steubenville
John Walters
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Free Information Bureau Offers Answers From Washington
The Athens Messenger promotes its Washington Information Bureau for readers to get factual questions answered. It clarifies limits on medical legal financial and domestic advice and invites inquiries by mail with two cents and a self addressed stamped envelope. Frederic J. Haskin directs the bureau in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federic J. Haskin
Messenger Infotion Bureau
Washington, D
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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Nation League
Japa
U.S
ST. Lawrence
Ten Eyck
James
TROY
Airy
Columbus Lads
Govan
McQuaid-Hannigan
Shaffer
Ryan
Malier
Hamilton
Notre Dame
Drumm
Mari
Hazard, Ky
George Gay
Cleveland Cops
Namo
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