Dance At Moose Hall Glouster Hosts Ladies Event
The Ladies of Mooseheart Ler fon plan a dance at Moose Hall Glouster on Saturday night February 23. Community notes report Athens County Automobile Club now has about 15 members with more expected as 1924 license tags rise. Emblems and posters arrive for members, loans only while affiliated, and can be collected at Richardson Furniture Store.
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Mooseheart Lerfon
Moose Hall
Glouster
Tumble Township
Athens County Automobile Club
EL. F. Richardson
Richardson
Automobile Club
Richardson Furniture
Sigw
Athens County Man Freed in Governor Commutation
Martin B. Willis of Athens County and James F. E. Davis of Harrison County were released from the penitentiary today after commutations by Governor Donahey. Willis had killed Harry Graham in Athens in 1918 amid a dispute over Willis wife, and Davis was jailed for forgery. Both men return home to dependents.
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Martin B. Willis
Athens County
James FE. Davis
Harrison County
Donahey
Willis
Harry Graham
Athens
Graham
Murphee Emerges as Democratic Presidential Prospect
Dr A A Murphee president of the University of Florida has emerged as a leading Democratic presidential possibility supported by William Jennings Bryan.
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A. A. Murphee
University of Florida
William Jennings Bryan
30 Year Goitre Removed Successfully at Home
Cleveland Cady reports relief from headaches nervousness smothering palpitation and sleeplessness after 30 year goitre removal with home treatment. Mrs Devore of Meridian Ave Cleveland Ohio credits Sorbol Quadruple for voice and health recovery and urges others to seek trial or write Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio. Sold at local McKee Drug Co.
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Cleveland
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
McKee Drug Co
Prohibition Theft Tied to Grove City Jail Break
Nearly 400 gallons of contraband liquor stolen in prohibition raids were traced after thieves broke into a village jail in Grove City. Mayor Feltman announced the discovery as authorities investigated how a truck hauled the loot away during Wednesday night’s break‑in.
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Columbus
Feltman
Grove City
Here
Athens men fined for improper city parking lights
Durfee and Frank Coleburn of Athens were fined six dollars and costs by Mayor J. A. Koons after pleading guilty to parking their cars on a city street without proper lights displayed.
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Durfee
Frank Coleburn
Athens
J. A. Koons
Man Fined Twenty Five Dollars For Drunk Charge
John Lewis, 66, of Lathrop, pleaded guilty to intoxication when arraigned before Magistrate Helwig and drew a 25 dollar fine plus costs. Deputy Sheriff Frank Harrington filed the charge. This was Lewis' second appearance on a drunk charge and he was jailed pending payment arrangements.
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John Lewis
Lathrop
Helwig
Frank Harrington
Lewis
Indictment Shocks Cleveland in Fight Pictures Transport
Edward J. Sivan of Cleveland was indicted by a U S grand jury for illegally transporting Dempsey Firpo fight pictures from Indianapolis to Cleveland. The case highlights a federal transport violation tied to boxing memorabilia.
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Cleveland
Edward J. S
Indianapolis
Laborites spark first Commons row over pensions
Laborites in London trigger an early session disturbance as BD Kirkwood and K Shinwell voice anger at the government's pension reply, sparking uproar in the house this afternoon.
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London
House of Commons
BD. Kirkwood
K. Shinwell
Senator David Aiken Peed's Mother Dies in Atlantic City
Caroline Jones Aiken, mother of U S Senator David Aiken Peed, Pennsylvania, died in Atlantic City early today at age unspecified.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Janeli
Caroline Jones Aiken
David Aiken Peed
Pennsylvania
Pattern for Brown Velours Children’s Coat 2, 4, 6 years
Brown velours coat pattern in 8 sizes 2 4 and 6 years. Collar and cuffs of chiffin viewet trimmed with soutaece braid. Also suitable for velvet velours kasha and twill. 4 year size needs 20 yards of 40 inch material. Collar and cuffs of contrasting material require yard. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Pinchot Attacks Dry Laws Prompt Debate in Congress
Governor Finchot of Pennsylvania told the Anti Saloon League that lax enforcement of the prohibition law breeds crime. Treasury Secretary Mellon rejected claims of enforcement failure while both Republicans and Democrats at the Capitol criticized Pinchot's statement.
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Finchot
Pennsylvania
Anti- Saloon League
America
Congress
Treasury
Mellon
Capitol
Pinchot
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