Fayne Gilman Arrested and Case Continues in Ohio Courts
Dayton reports Fayne Gilman sister of Dana arrested on an affidavit from Constable Hancock in Markley court for complicity in a murder tied to the death of a girl. Coroner Kline supports initial verdict blaming Dave Curtis who confessed and retracted, Curtis released, grand jury probes the Gilman clan. Ida Geott sister of Mrs Hartje and Roward Lappe seek licenses amid allegations of assault and a 15 year old victim. Secretary missing as John W. Cables fails to report. governor Harris names Major A M Warner insolvency judge in Hamilton county.
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Fayne Gilman
Dayton
Dana
Hancock
Markley
William Heintzmann
Cincinnati
Leah Gilman
Collins
Kline
Dave Curtis
Posee
Cirtis
Coromer
Gilman
Crim
Hartje
Youngstown
Ida Geott
Mary Scott Hartje
Roward Lappe
Pittsburg
Scott
Lappe
Harris
Columbus
Major A. M. Warner
Hamilton County
Charles F. Williams
Cincinnati Germans push political recognition in Ohio alliance
Demand Personal Liberty reports Cincinnati Germans forming an association at Columbus to seek political recognition for their countrymen and the fatherland institutions. The declaration opposes all laws limiting personal liberty and is viewed as aimed at liquor sale restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Columbus
Remanded to Jail in Springfield Case
Springfield Ohio on January 8 Matilda Bailey and Martin Myers pleaded not guilty and were remanded to jail pending further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
O. Jan
Matilda Bailey
Martin Myers
Findlay Man Found Dead After Suicide Attempt
The body of Alvin Cribley, 47, was found in his former wife's home in the summer kitchen. He had taken carbolic acid and held a revolver in his hand.
Prisoners to be moved from Columbus to Moundsville
A bulletin from Moundsville West Virginia on January 8 announced that Mrs Cassie Chadwick and 27 other prisoners would soon be transferred from the Ohio prison at Columbus to Moundsville.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Cassie Chadwick
Ohio
Columbus
Toledo Strike Over 10 Percent Wage Increase
In Toledo Ohio on January 8 140 union workers at the Toledo Machine and Tool company walked out after the firm refused a 10 percent wage increase.
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Toledo, O
Toledo Machine and Tool Company
Doan’s Kidney Pills Praised by Athens Citizen
An Athens resident Henry Logan endorses Doan's Kidney Pills in a public statement. He cites his wife’s relief from back pains fatigue and low energy after using the remedy and credits two boxes with banishing ailments. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent.
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Doan
Athens
Henry Logan
East Washington Street
West Washington Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
York
United States
Meer
Willow Creek Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Willow Creek residents hosted and visited relatives across Sand Ridge Lottridge and Coolville Ridge. The week featured family gatherings with the Cullums Tedrows McConkeys and Kennedys, plus a hunt yielding a 27 pound coon near Rocky Point.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Teaching Moves
Miss Maggie Griffin spent weeks with Mrs Grace Fox Gray in Marietta then visited her parents before returning Monday. Esther Dunfee and daughter Ethel and Glennie Jones plus others were hosted by Mr Elijah Stone and family during New Year. Mary A Stone resumed teaching at Newbury after a week off on January 2. Carrie Waterman teaching in Harmony district and Edith Watson spent Saturday in Parkersburg. Ethel Dunfee resumed teaching at Torch on January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Griffin
Grace Fox Gray
Marietta
Esther Dunfee
Ethel and
Glennie Jones
Elijah Stone
Mary A. Stone
Newbury
Carrie Waterman
Harmony
Edith Watson
Parkersburg
Ethel Dunfee
Torch
Dean's Regulats Promote Gentle Bowels Action
If you lack time to exercise regularly these tablets prevent constipation by producing a mild, easy bowel movement without griping. Ask your druggist for them. 25c.
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Dean
Local Real Estate Dealer Kills Mother Then Takes Life
In Providence Rhode Island January 8 William Hodes a local real estate dealer fatally shot his mother Mrs C and then shot himself dying instantly. Authorities believe he was mentally unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dence
R.I
William Hodes
Dean's Regulats Cures Constipation for 25 Cents
A period ad notes constipation causes headache dizziness and languor and claims Dean's Regulats act gently to cure bowel weakness. The drug is priced at 25 cents and urged to ask a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Guysville Progress and Local Happenings Reported
The paved road south of the county bridge at Guysville is finished. The Guysville Telephone company held its annual meeting on Saturday January 5 and elected Isaac Brewer as President Lewis Finsterwald as Vice President A B Saunders as Secretary and John F Starkey as Treasurer. The Presbyterian congregation plans to dedicate a fine new church on January 19. Charles Windsor bought a small farm from James Fenwick about one mile southeast of Guysville.
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Guysville
Guysville Telephone Company
Isaac Brewer
Lewis Finsterwald
A. B. Saunders
John F. Starkey
Charles Windsor
James Fenwick
Local social news from New Year's gatherings and visits
Mr and Mrs A Wells hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs George Green, Miss Ollie Oakes, and Miss Frances Oakes of Newbury, with Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor ofoolville. John Johnson visited Rev Friend Johnson in Cleveland and Nelson Dutton stayed with his parents in Little Hocking.
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A. Wells
George Green
Ollie
Frances Oakes
Newbury
Frank Taylor
Oolville
John Johnson
Friend Johnson
Cleveland
Nelson Dutton
Little Hocking
Charles Dutton
Parkersburg
Kelley
Maggie Griffin
A. J. Griffin
Marietta
H. E. Adams
Edwin Parker
Ethalinda Parker
Mary
Mary Dunfee
Athens
Japanese flocking into the United States arrivals in Hawaii
Reliable information reports a prospective influx of 2182 Japanese from Mexico to the United States. Some have arrived in Mazatlan or elsewhere and are to be hired in Mexico. Those who arrived seek to cross the border if physically fit. Japanese emigration to Hawaii in 18 months totaled 16749, many then moving to the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
Mazatlan
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
States
End of Labor War at Lodz Proclaimed
Lodz Poland reports signs of labor trouble easing though terror and crime persist. Since Jan 1 sixteen workers have died in street clashes and sixty two were wounded. Terrorists warn citizens to stay indoors after six, while labor leaders urge immediate work and form a joint committee of workers and employers to seek a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodz
Poland
Supreme Court Validates Panama Canal Purchase Payment
The Supreme Court ruled the Treasury secretary's payment of 50 million dollars to the New Panama Canal Co France for Panama canal property, directed by Congress, was valid and regular. Justice Brewer announced the decision in Warren B. Wilson v Secretary Shaw, an injunction suit from the District of Columbia courts seeking to halt the payment.
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Washington, Jan
Secretary of the Treasury
Panama Canal Company
France
Act of Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Brewer
Warren B. Wilson
Shaw
Wilson
District of Columbia
Murderous Assault Charge Follows Army Jacket Find
Cor Knowles of the Twenty-fifth Infantry is jailed on murderously assaulting Captain Edgar Macklin after a bloodstained khaki jacket sleeve and bullet-wounded wrist are linked to the Dec. 21 incident. In Mexico City two regiments head to Orizaba amid a textile strike turning violent against a French owner. A southern caucus selects Birmingham for a new subtreasury, with Columbia, Birmingham the two leading cities.
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Fort Reno
Okla
Cor Knowles
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Edgar Macklin
Knowles
City of
Mexico
Orizaba
Vera Cruz
A. Garcia
France
Diaz
Corral
Ohios New Railroad Commission Earns Public Approval
The Ohio State railroad commission reports satisfying early performance with railroad and interurban cooperation. It notes coal railroads agreeing to equal rates at non competitive points, oversight of interurban lines, and improvements in safety and facilities across fifty roads. Public expectations for results remain high.
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New State Railroad Commission of
Ohio
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted as Skin Cure
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic that claims to improve skin conditions such as eruptions scrofula pimples and rashes by purifying the blood and restoring clarity of mind and vision.
Sun Day Creek Mine Foreman Visits Athens
Thomas Matheny foreman at Sun Day Creek Mine 201 at Floodwood was a business visitor in Athens today.
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Thomas Matheny
Sunday Creek
Floodwood
Athens
A Test For Eyesight Using Ursa Major
A simple eyesight test suggests observing the Great Bear on a clear night. Look for Mizar, the second star, which is a double star. discerning its doublet requires sharp vision.
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Mizar
Wild Oats and Publicity Plans in a Lottery of Luck
A column questions advertisers use of a hit or miss publicity approach. It likens publicity to a lottery where luck yields occasional prizes and many blank results, urging readers to consider more reliable methods.
Tuesday Club Holds Regular Meeting With Panama Canal Talk
The Tuesday Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Logan on South Court street with members and many guests. Prof L J Addicott spoke on the Panama Canal, followed by questions. President Ellis offered his resignation as a club member. Light refreshments and a social session ended the evening.
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F. H. Logan
South Court Street
Louis Roe
Mabel Codding
Elise Roe
Mansfield
Emma Carpenter
Julia Friday
T. R. Craig
T. R. Biddle
Arthur Johnson
Columbus
Minnie Duckler
W. K. Phillips
J. D. Foster
Panama Canal
L. J. Addicott
Ellis
Council session adjourned for lack of quorum
No council meeting was held last evening due to insufficient members to form a quorum. An adjournment was taken to near Monday evening.
Boy Nearly Loses Sight After Exploding Cap Accident
Glouster January 8 Andy Hook, the year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hook near Burr Ock, had one eye blown out and the other badly injured when a dynamite cap exploded in the fire. Dr Blower treated him. doctors fear he may lose sight in both eyes.
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Glouster
Andy
Robert Hook
Near
Burr Ock
Young Hook
Dr. Blower
Miss Lala Fulton Hosts Evening for Friends
Miss Lala Fulton entertained several of her girl friends Monday evening with light refreshments. Present were Miss Charlotte Allom of Germantown Pa, Miss Nae Moore, Miss Louis Enter, and others not fully listed in the available text.
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Lala Fulton
Charlotte Allom
Germantown
Misa Nae Moore
Louis
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Toledo
State Board of Public Works
Charles Deahl
Cambridge
Cassie
Willow Creek
A. A. Cullums
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Sand Ridge
Melvin Kirkendall
L. G. McConkey
Vera
L. H. Allen
Lottridge
Lewis Kelley
William Tedrow
Robert Patterson
J. C. McClanahan
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Goldie
Coolville Ridge
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West Canaan
Lewis Hull
Joseph Kelley
Graham's Chapel
Harry Kirkendall
Athens High School
Rocky Point
Youba
Rome Center
Hockingport
Hawaii
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Birmingham
Ala
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Georgia
New State Railroad
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Cas Eas
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
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