Veterans Seek One Dollar Daily Pension Plan
Washington 22 The Union reports Civil War veterans petition Congress for General Sherwoods thirty dollar a month pension plan citing 175 000 veterans nationwide and Ohio concentration. The measure faces Republican resistance but supporters foresee major political pressure and a possible Toledo encampment to push passage. Burns a 15 year old miner died after a cave in at Broadwell with critical injuries and slim recovery chances.
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Washington
Dan
Gide ‘Wee
Congress
Isaac R
Toledo
Ohio
Petty
Bherwood
Sherwood
Wesslld
League of Veterans
G. A P
Permits to Wed in West Virginia and Ohio
Mumleo Jenkins aged 32 of Cairo West Virginia and Addie Court ney aged 28 of Athens plan marriage. Albert Smith aged 32 a salesman of Charleston West Virginia and Grace I Noyes aged 30 of Athens also seek a marriage license.
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Mumleo Jenkins
Sawmill Bend
Cairo
W. Va
Addie Courtney
Athens
Albert Smith
Charleston
Grace I. Noyes
Walling Wallace Burns Killed by Falling Slate in Mine
In Amesville on January 23 Wallace Burns, a young worker at the Gard Coal company mine near Broadwall, was crushed by falling slate during his shift. He was at work when the accident occurred and died from the injuries sustained.
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Amesville
Wallace Burns
Gard Coal Company
Broadwall
Quiet Wedding Unites Davis and Smith in Columbus Trip
The home of Mr and Mrs John F Davis on West Mulberry street hosted a small wedding as their daughter Grace Davia Davis married Harry A Smith of Charleston West Virginia. Rev F M Swinehart officiated at 3 20 pm in a ceremony with no attendants. The couple departed for Columbus for a brief wedding trip and will reside in Charleston after February 1. Smith works in mining supply and mining machinery.
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John F. Davis
West Mulberry Street
Grace Davia Noyes
Harry A. Smith
Charleston
W. Va
F. M Swinehart
Sketch of Dr Blower for Athens County coroner
Dr James G Blower a self made young man and physician candidate for Athens County coroner outlines his rugged rise from miner to doctor. He cites four years with Baltimore coroner Prof Keble and argues his medical practice equips him for systematic coroner duties. The appeal urges support to inspire working boys toward honest achievement.
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Hower
Trimble Township
Medical
Glouster
Owas
Iower
Keble
Baltimore
Athens County
Franklin county damage suit set for imminent trial
Mr. Linscott said a $10,000 damage suit filed in Franklin county would go to trial in the very near future.
Catholic Church Rules Marriages Across U S
A new papal decree enforces the Council of Trent ruling that future Catholic Catholic marriages performed by Protestant or non ordained officials are null and void. Bishop Donahue states only ceremonies by a Catholic priest are valid and urges dispensation for mixed marriages to be solemnized by a priest with two witnesses.
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Donahue
Pius XI
United States
Europe
Asia
John P. Coe Seeks County Commissioner Seat
A voters’ letter from Athens County announces John P. Coe as a candidate for county commissioner. He notes years as county treasurer and urges electing businesslike managers to run the county for the common good on the February 11 polling day.
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Athens County
Lfe
J. P. Coe
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Hikes Pay Cut For Senior Staff
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a 10 percent salary reduction for officers and employees earning over 166 dollars monthly, lowering to 150 dollars for those between 150 and 166, effective February 1, affecting all officers from the president downward.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Miss Alice Austin Weds Joseph Johnson in Athens Day
The wedding took place last evening at the home of Mrs. Maggie Green on West Washington street in Nelsonville O. Miss Alice Austin of Nelsonville and Mr. Joseph Johnson of Athens were joined in matrimony. The ceremony was performed by Squire J. J. Jane. Both couples are well known in their towns.
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Nelsonville
Maggie Green
Washington Street
Alice Austin
Joseph Johnson
Athens
Squire J. J. Jane
Ten Pound Printer Welcomes Son at Ward Home
W W Ward expert linotype operator at the Journaldharette offices in Logan is the proud father of a ten pound boy. The baby arrived Tuesday morning and has brightened the Ward home on East Hunter street. Willie smiles on his first days as relatives congratulate the family. mother and son are reported doing finely.
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W.W. W. Ward
Journaldharette
Logan
Ward
East Hunter Street
Willie
Wellston man circulates petition for Coxey style march
Harry Wells of Wellston circulates a petition for volunteers and claims two hundred signers. He plans a Coxey like procession starting about February first toward New York City with five hundred followers. Many working men in the vicinity sign daily and the venture gains notoriety.
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Harry Wells
Wellston
Harry
Coxey
New York City
Wells
Nelsonvill e couple plans Florida trip via Columbus
Mr and Mrs Robert Dean longtime Nelsonville Brick manager left Wednesday for Columbus and will proceed to Florida for the rest of the winter They may also visit Cuba before returning to Nelsonville
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Nelsonville
Robert Dean
Nelsonville Brick Company
Columbus
Florida
Cuba
Little Country Paper From My Old Denver Post
A nostalgic poem praising the local paper as comfort and mood lifter. It recalls pumpkins row social notes, crop updates, and city life while noting rough edges yet valuing its tidy reader uplift. The piece contrasts simple fiction with real community detail in a hometown press.
Funeral arrangements pending for longtime Athens County resident
Amesville obituary reports John Phillips aged 65 died at 9 this morning at his home following organic heart trouble. A prominent local citizen in Athens County for many years. Funeral arrangements have yet to be made.
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Amesville
John Phillips
Phillips
Athens County
Notable ages in Athens and Nelsonville pair
Joseph Johnson, 24, from Athens, is linked with Alice Austin, 18, of Nelsonville in a brief item noting their ages and origins.
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Joseph Johnson
Athens
Alice Austin
Nelsonville
Newborns Reported in Local Families
Ne w arrivals include a daughter born Wednesday night to Mr and Mrs Branch Tresize of East State street and a son born Thursday evening to Mr and Mrs Bert Merquis of North High street.
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Branch Tresize
East State Street
Bert Merquis
North High Street
Dean's Regulats Liver Tonic Ad
An old ad touts Dean's Regulats as a liver corrector and stomach toner. It claims to relieve chronic dyspepsia and constipation and promotes the product at 25 cents per box.
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Dean
Senate Hears Knox Railroads Liability Bill
Senator Knox introduces a sweeping federal bill to make interstate railroads liable for injuries to employees in service. The Knox measure overturns fellow servant and contributory negligence doctrines and bars contracts or insurance from serving as defenses. He aims to advance the bill promptly to meet Supreme Court objections to prior legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court of the United
Knox
Supreme Court
Congress
Little Girl Burned in Farm Fire Accident
A Snow dairy farm girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Russell, suffered severe burns when her dress ignited from a gas stove. Doctors treated her burns on the left side arms hands and face and her hair was singed. her condition was described as serious but recoverable. An advertisement for Dr Shoops Restorative followed.
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Snow Dairy Farm
J. T. Merwin
Funeral of Mrs Whittington at Bassett Church
Funeral services for Mrs Sarsh Hill Whittington aged 88 who died January 2 at her home in Dyesville were held at Bassett church on Friday January 24. She was aunt to Mrs Hugh Brown and Mr George Ford of this city.
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Sarsh Hill Whittington
Dyesville
Bassett Church
Hugh Brown
George Ford
Trial Catarrh Remedy Offered Free By Dr Shoop
Trial catarrh treatments are being mailed free on request by Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. The tests prove to the people at no cost the value of this scientific prescription known to druggists everywhere at Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Remedy sold by Henderson Crider Drug Co.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Henderson- Crider Drug Co
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