Jacobs Jewelry Store: John Jacobs Takes Over Drake’s
John A. Jacobs announces he has taken over William Drake’s business interests and will operate Jacobs Jewelry Store. Drake withdraws from the firm to move to Woodsfield Ohio. Jacobs continues sole ownership with jewelry and optical departments offering the same service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Jacobs
William Drakes
Jacobs Jewelry Store
Drake
Jacobs
Tas
Woodsfield
Ohio
Everye U Move Doings Highlight City Shuffle
A compact report notes Everye U's local activities and shifts in city projects. Officials and community groups engage in planning sessions, with emphasis on funding decisions and upcoming meetings.
Sulphur Clears Up Rough Red Skin
A skin specialist says Mentho Sulphur quickly soothes irritated skin and heals eruptions such as rash pimples and ring worm. It destroys germs to reduce torment and embarrassment with quick improvement. Obtain a small jar from a reliable druggist and use like cold cream.
Local visitors call on Modoc and Columbus families
Chaunciey Mr and Mrs Homer Simons and children of Modoc visited Mrs Kathryn Schroppe of this city. Mr and Mrs Willis Figgins of Columbus returned home after visiting Willis Figgins Sr and family. Mrs Roy Pendergrass traveled to Columbus to visit her brother Willis Figgins and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Simons
Modoc
Kathryn Schroppe
Willis Figgins
Columbus
A. P. Figgins
Roy Pendergrass
Jibson Stars in First Managerial Move
Fragmented text suggests a baseball context with a manager or coach named Jibson. Mentions Washington staff and a first move or game, but many fragments remain unclear.
Unclear fragment hints at a baseball play or coach decision
Fragmentary report mentions a Brown tender in runs and a player Eller in a return may attempt a three knee ball. Text is garbled with multiple names and lacks clear facts or outcome.
Unclear fragmentary text prompts card creation
fragmentary OCR notes show disjointed references to places and names, lacking coherent events or facts to summarize into a complete news card.
Chauncey P T A Meeting Highlights School Naming
A large Chauncey Parent-Teacher association gathering at the high school auditorium featured a program by the chorus and student poets. Mrs Wharton presided. papers by Mrs Garrett, Mrs Wharton and Mrs L H Pendergrass were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Parent-Teacher Association
FE. C. Wharton
Floyd Rivers
Thelma Sams
Mildred
Mary Fennell
Prothompson
Garrett
Wharton
Rs. L. H. Pendergrass
Chauncey Grade Two Pupils Excel in Spelling Contest
The second grade pupils taught by Mrs. E. M. Garrett achieved 100 percent accuracy in a twenty-five word spelling contest. Named students include Earl Boline Louise Wharton Mary Ferrer Kendal Swart Raymond Scott and Lavella Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Schools
E. M. Garrett
Earl Boline
Louise Wharton
Mary Ferrer
Kendal Swart
Raymond Scott
Lavella Ross
Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Youth Secret
The piece touts a doctor named Edwards who promoted a vegetable corn and olive oil mix to cleanse the liver and bowels. It advertises Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel, offering a natural buoyancy and olive color, priced 10¢ and 30¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Edwards
Relics Unearthed At Old Athens East Mill Site
Workers uncover remnants of a historic mill at the east end of Mill Street bridge in Athens. among debris, letters from 1860 reveal pre Civil War trade and advertising practices. Files include notices of administrator sales and correspondence from Amesville, Logan, Chillicothe, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens East Mill
Mill Street Bridge
Athens County
R. M. Patterson
Sam France
A. St. Marquis
Dewar & Wright Co
Logan
M. M. Green & Company
Circleville
Lancaster
Building Appearances Work Completed During Holiday Recess
The text notes that appearances of the building were addressed and the work occurred during the holiday recess.
Home talent play to aid Washington school decorating
Arrangements are made for a near term home talent play by teachers and PTA members to raise funds for painting and decorating the Washington school building. Mrs F E Garret is in charge of the program. Two children of Mr and Mrs Howard West are reported ill at home. Mrs W D Hines spent Sunday with relatives at Burr Oak. Mrs Montgomery of Beebe and her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Acel Tippie of Athens were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Henry Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Washington School
Garret
Howard West
BromO Quinine Headache Reliever Ad Card
Laxative Bromo Quinine tab relieves headache by curing the cold. Described as a tonic laxative and germ destroyer. Box bears E. W. Grove signature. Be sure you get Bromo. Priced 30e.
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E. W. Grove
Turks Massing to Occupy Mosul if Lausanne Fails
Turkish nationalist troops concentrate to occupy Mosul if peace talks at Lausanne break down. Advices from Angora say forces are massed south of Chanak near the Dardanelles, signaling potential action to seize Mosul.
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Constantinople
Mosul
Angora
Chanak
Dardanelles
Dryden Sought by Police in Echoellkopf Robbery Case
Charles F. Dryden is being sought by New York police for questioning in the $500000 Echoellkopf robbery. He forfeited $5000 bail after missing a magistrate appearance. He is indicted for first degree robbery in another case alongside two others who robbed Leslie Harrington, a Chicago broker, posing as federal detectives and extorting $1400 on a false indictment promise.
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New York
Charles IF
Dryden
Koenig
Leslie Harrington
Chicago
Harrington
No title given about convictions and character
A reflective line noting that many men mistake tolerance for conviction due to lacking character to form firm beliefs.
Britain Holds Line on Rhine Troop Disposition
London reports withdrawal of American troops from Germany won’t change British plans. The foreign office says Britain will wait for Lausanne conference outcomes on Near East issues before deciding the future of the army of occupation in the Rhineland. Public pressure and Harding’s move fuel cabinet debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Rhineland
Foreign Office
Harding
Bonar Law
Great Britain
Senate to loosen debt talks with Britain and others
Washington January 10 Senator Calder Republican of New York will offer the first move in Congress to grant the American debt funding commission greater latitude in negotiations with the British and other European debtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
American Debt Funding Commission
Senate
Calder
New York
Regret Over U S Rhine Army Withdrawal
Paris reports officials regret President Harding orders the American army of occupation home from the Rhine. Foreign office says the move is not directed against France but aligns with the U S Senate's wishes. no official word by 5 PM.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Harding
Rhine
International
American Senate
MacDonald 1925 Horoscope Predicts Steady Growth Ahead
The MacDonald astrolog ical forecast dated January 10 1925 foresees a year of government progress and steady business with lasting thrift by workers and capitalists. It warns of Saturn influenced cold, wet weather and potential crop devastation along with cautious investing and no large fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Uncle Sam
MacDonald
Saturn
French Troops Hold Coblenz Bridgehead Validated
The French war office said Coblenz already has enough French troops to hold the bridgehead and that the remaining step is appointing a French commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
French War Office
Coblenz
Dorval Haines Waives Extradition in Wheeling Fraud Case
Dorval Haines, wanted on a forgery charge in Wheeling West Virginia, waived extradition when brought before Commissioner Choquet in Montreal on January 10.
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Montreal
Que
Dorval Haines
Wheeling
W. Va
Choquet
College Girls Beat the Boy at Northwestern 1921 22
Northwestern University registrar Kerr released yearly standings showing senior women leading in scholarship. Women averaged 1.6963 in the first semester and 1.8507 in the second. freshmen ranked last in both terms. Special men and fraternity men trailed, with non fraternity men slightly ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
College of Liberal Arts
Northwestern University
Kerr
Hearsay Evidence Shuts Down Salata Conviction
In Cincinnati on January 10, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals set aside John Salata’s conviction in Cleveland federal court because the Youngstown municipal court warrant against federal agent C. I. Ballstein rested on hearsay evidence.
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Cincinnati
Youngstown
C. I. Ballstein
Prohibition
John Salata
United States District Court
Cleveland
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Opposition to Democrat presence on debt committee voiced
Secretary Mellon expressed strong opposition to increasing the membership of the American allied debt funding commission or to adding Democrats to it in a letter to Senator McCumber. McCumber declined to release the letter's text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Allied Debt Funding Commission
Harris
Georgia
Mellon
McCumber
Senate Finance Committees
Bride's Mother Grumbles Over Empress Bride's Lavish Gifts
In Peking the mother of the Boy Emperor's bride laments the burdens of royal status. The wedding closed early, demanding secluded quarters, guards, eunuchs, and endless vigilance. Sacred sheep given as gifts crowd the residence, with two spared to be kept as playfellows by the empress's baby brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Er Gurga
Senate critic attacks observances on reparations commission
Senator Reed of Missouri bitterly assails the administration policy of retaining unofficial observances on the reparations commission during today's Senate session, arguing over the commission's scope and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Egyptian Wrestler Fails in Murder Attempt at conference
Abdul Hamid, an Egyptian wrestler, tried to kill Mohammed Fami, the Egyptian delegate at the Near East Senate conference in Lausanne on January 10. Fami survived his attack but the incident disrupted proceedings and drew police intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Abdul Hamid
Mohammed Fami
Athens Kiwanis Club elects officers and plans street signs
The Athens Kiwanis Club met after a two week break with N. J. Wolfe as president and new officers B. M. Covert Maurice Hyde and C. T. Moore taking posts. Committees were named and a $600 street sign project for Athens discussed for completion by summer. F W Bush praised the Middleport Pomeroy Kiwanis Club and the two Bend towns were noted for cooperative community work.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
N. J. Wolfe
B. M. Covert
Maurice Hyde
C. T. Moore
Hoover
Kiwanis Club
Ohio University Glee Club
Logan
L. W. Roberts
Kield Scott
Athens
F. W. Bush
Middleport- Pomeroy Kiwanis Club
Bend
Alleged Herrin Mob Leader Denied Speech Gene
In Marion Illinois Otis Clark identified as the alleged leader of the Herrin murder mob that killed 20 non union workers at the Lester strip mine on June 22 was portrayed as an apostle of peace. Two witnesses testified he did not make the speech and that an unknown person delivered it.
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Marion
Ill
Otis Clark
Herrin
Lester
Clark
James Hicks
John Miller
United Mine Workers
Franklin County
Four Die In Southern Mine Explosion At Woodward
Four men were killed and one missing after an explosion at the No. 1 Dolomite mine of Woodward Iron & Coal Co. near Birmingham. Three of the victims are reported as negro. No others were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Woodward Iron & Coal Co
Ruhr Occupation Violates Versailles, German Chambers Say
Essen and nearby cities adopted resolutions declaring that the occupation of the Ruhr by France violated the Versailles treaty and nullifies all Germanys obligations under the pact. The statements were issued by chambers of commerce in Essen Mulheim and Oberhausen.
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Essen
Germany
Chambers of Commerce
Mulheim
Oberhausen
Ruhr
France
Rhode Island Senate Filibuster Ends After Protest
The Rhode Island senate stretched a Democratic filibuster from 1 p m yesterday until 1 30 p m today to oppose Republican drawn rules and alleged unfair representation. Senator Jed Cele read Romeo and Juliet while Senator John Green recited the Declaration of Independence before Republican leader Sherman interrupted.
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Providence
R. IT
Rhode Island Senate
Republican Steering Committee
Senate
Jed Cele
John Green
Sherman
Green
Keller Faces House Probe Over Daugherty Testimony
The House of Representatives weighs punishment for Representative Oscar I. Keller Republican Minnesota for defying a summons to testify in the Daugherty impeachment proceedings. Keller accused the judiciary committee of being biased and claimed to possess exonerating evidence.
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Daugherty
Washington
House of Representatives
Oscar I. Keller
Minnesota
Keller
Judiciary Committee
Priest's Gold Found Hidden in Camera in French Sale
Paris green grocer Monsieur Bisson of Hericy-sur-Seine bought a Kodak from a deceased priest Charpentier's estate and uncovered 25,000 francs in gold within the camera. The priest urged his flock to turn over gold to the government in war days, yet he did not act on his own preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Monsieur Bisson
Hericy-sur-Seine
Charpentier
Wrigley in Pasadena Sees Condition Improve
William Wrigley millionaire chewing gum magnate of Chicago, at his Pasadena home, is reported to be much better today by household attaches after suffering from toxic poison.
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Wrigley Vory
Pasadena
Cal
William Wrigley
Chicago
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