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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1923
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Pillsbury's Health Bran as untreated and sterilized to preserve natural nut like flavor in large coarse crispy flakes. It highlights Pillsbury recipes on the package and invites readers to buy and try the product.
Paris aims to counter German policy of passive resistance in occupied Rhineland and Ruhr. Officials acknowledge a general strike threat persists but report German workers increasingly stay on the job to feed families. Advices from Dusseldorf headquarters say Berlin influence is waning as labor remains at work.
Free Staters launched a statewide sweep across southwestern Ireland from Cork to Galway capturing prisoners and munitions in Tipperary Newport Castle Connell Limerick and North Galway. Prof Cleary and Dr Murphy met Pope Pius XI to protest the hierarchy stance toward Republicans as the pontiff consults Cardinal Locre before replying. Public sentiment widely views the hierarchy as favoring the Free State.
Federal probe expands in Gary Indiana into a major liquor ring with Mayor Roswell Johnson Sheriff William Olds and other Lake County officials being investigated. R C Minturn says more arrests will come as the ring alleged to ship whisky from Canada to Chicago via Michigan and Indiana is uncovered. Witness Agnes Szabo, 16, provided key information leading to indictments.
Washington reports President Harding again cancelled all engagements including the cabinet meeting and stayed in his study. White House physicians say he is improved but will continue resting and not resume daily duties for now.
Ezra McLead of Central avenue Athens files for divorce in Athens county common pleas court charging his wife Hattie McLead with adultery with Henry D Nice Athens civil police officer. The couple wed in August 1908.
The plaintiff McLead accuses the defendant of five acts of adultery with Nice at locations around the Central avenue Curran Drive Hocking Valley area between November 15 and December 3, 1922. The complaint seeks divorce, custody of two children Ivan 15 and Maden 5, and other relief.
The Morning Post accuses the Moscow soviet of backing the Irish revolt. It claims arms are being poured into Ireland from the United States and Scotland.
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