Rumors of Film Dynasty Crisis Scouted by Industry Official
Cortland Smith of the American Producers and Distributors Association dismissed reports that Will Hays controlled a collapsing film empire. The chatter followed Douglas Fairbanks rebellion and Lasky ban on Fatty Arbuckle, despite promises of a chance to redeem.
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New York
Will H. Hays
Cortland Smith
Board of Directors
American Producers and Distributors’ Association
Douglas Fairbanks
Famous
Lasky Corporation
Arbuckle Pictures
Arbuckle
Prisoner Davis Seeks Pardon From Oregon Jail
Portland reports say Richard Love lace alias Herman Sauer, held on McNeills Island Tacoma Washington, requests a pardon from U S Attorney Lester Humphreys claiming prison life harms his noble nature. Davis, convicted of Mann Act violations involving a 15 year old girl, stole, abducted, and married a girl during a cross country trip.
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Ore
Richard Lovelace
Daniel D. Davis
Herman Sauer
McNeills Island
Tacoma
Washington
Davis
United States
Lester Humphreys
Oregon
Humphreys
New York
Texas
Hospital president among first inmates at New Mercy
Detective Frank Hall president of the New Mercy hospital for colored people in Cincinnati was helping move a crate of asbestos when it slipped and struck his leg. His injuries were not serious.
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Cincinnati
Frank Hall
New Mercy Hosptal
Ohio University sees small fall in first semester enrollment
Registrar figures show a slight drop in regularly enrolled students for the first semester of the current year at Ohio University while many have signed up for work but not yet paid fees. For the second semester 1921 22 enrollment stood at 1303, up 59 from the prior year, with 1515 in the first semester previously and 57 students receiving suspension summons for failing more than half their hours.
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Ohio University
Mary Antoinette
Deaths and Funeral of George Cline in Albany Region
George Cline 72 died Sunday at his Berea home after influenza and pneumonia. Funeral Sunday at 10 in the M E church with burial at Hebbardsville. Survived by widow, son C Roy Cline of Athens, daughter Edna Dustheimer of Berea, and brothers and sisters including Ruth Welch Detroit, Rachel Hopkins Baltimore, Lon McKinstry, James Cline Columbus, J E Cline Albany.
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M. E
Hebbardsville
C. Roy Cline
Athens
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Ruth Welch
Detroit
Mich
Rachel Hopkins
Baltimore
Lon McKinstry
James Cline
Columbus
J. E. Cline
Widow Elizabeth Sheridan dies at 81 in Clarks Chapel
Elizabeth Sheridan widow of Hugh Sheridan died Wednesday at 4 AM at her son John Sheridan's home near Clarks Chapel aged 81. Funeral services Saturday at 9 AM at St Pauls church Athens with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Hugh Sheridan
John Sheridan
St. Paul’s Church
Athens
Long Boy Seeks Privileges for Dances in Lewistown
William Wadell, 18, of Lewistown Montana, argued he should attend public dances without a chaperone due to his six foot four height. City fathers ruled the council cannot suspend ordinances in individual cases, so the tall resident must still bring a chaperone to dances in his home town.
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William Wadell
Motion picture project captures Athens county life
Despite weather delays the Messenger’s film on Athens county activities progresses with two cameras. Nelsonville scenes wrap Wednesday with local groups aiding. Directors plan showings at Majestic theater, Nelsonville, Stuart Opera House, and Glouster. Filmed segments head to Columbus labs for development and retakes as needed. Slow motion and cyclone speed scenes may add novelty. Director Whitmar promises a clear, beautiful final product for local venues.
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Mi-O-Na Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Discomfort
Advertises Mi-O-Na from Mckee Drug Co claiming fast relief for stomach issues including belching and heartburn with a guaranteed outcome.
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Banquet Illness After Jackson Day in Norwalk
Twenty three guests at a Jackson day banquet in Norwalk fell ill likely from canned foods. Authorities report all attendees are expected to recover. Local health officials investigate the food source and safety of the dinner served.
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Ohio
Receiver Brings Suit Over $476.55 Debt in Ohio Court
John H. Summers as receiver for George Bobb & Sons Co. of Columbus sues Matthew E. Christman in Athens County Common Pleas Court for $476.55 plus six percent interest for goods sold to the Bobb company.
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George Bobb & Sons Co
Columbus
Bobb Company
Christman
Ely's Cream Balm Heals Catarrh Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm to relieve catarrh and head colds. It claims immediate opening of nostrils and air passages, germ destroying antiseptic action, and relief from stuffed up, congested heads with easy breathing.
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Irregulars Blow Balbriggan Depot As Bergwell Kidnap Threat Looms
In Dublin on January 81, irregulars bombed the Balbriggan coast guard depot and attacked Count Horace Plunkett’s residence, burning a building. Free State authorities threaten punitive action if Senator Bergwell, kidnapped last night, is not released within 48 hours. Irregulars in custody reportedly know plans to kidnap Dail Erien members' families.
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Coast Guard
Balbriggan
Horace Plunkett
Free State
Bergwell
Dail
Erieann
German cabinet vows to oppose Rhine land separatism
Berlin Jan 31 The German cabinet informed the Reichstag it would officially oppose any steps toward a separate independent Rhine land. Formal measures have already been taken to block such a move.
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Reichstag
Rhineland
Found Dead in Hotel Ramsay in Akron Oklahoma
Jesse Ramsay was found dead in his room at the International hotel in Akron Ohio after being missing for two days. The proprietor forced the door to reach him and the death was discovered last night.
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Jesse Ramsay
International Hotel
Glouster Woman Undergoes Appendectomy in Columbus
Mrs Clyde Price was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus Tuesday afternoon for an appendectomy after developing appendicitis Sunday. She was accompanied by Mr Price and Dr Dan ford. The PTA meeting was postponed due to sickness. Hazel Haybrow of Jacksonville underwent a successful appendectomy at Grant Hospital Tuesday. C G Faires of Model Grocery is in Columbus on business.
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Grant Hospital
Columbus
Price
WG. Danford
Hazel Haybrow
Jacksonville
LeFever
C. G. Faires
Groecery
Local visits and community notices from Trimble to Columbus
Mrs Lydia Dew of Trimble travels to Akron for an extended visit with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs John Angle. Mrs J A Crawford and Mrs B I Achauer spend the day in Columbus. A mixed dance is set for Glouster Red Men Hall on Saturday evening February 3 with Howard's orchestra. Homer Grange meets at Mountville Saturday at 1 30 pm with short talks and discussions planned by members.
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Trimble
Akron
Inlaw
John Angle
Red Men Hall
Glouster
Howard
Homer Grange
Mountville
Grange
Local Notes on Family Moves and Illness
Mrs. John Strohmeyer left yesterday for Akron due to her son in law D. R. Owens illness. Mr. and Mrs. YWloyd Crook returned to Porterville Tuesday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skinner. Dr. LeFever came down from Columbus yesterday evening and returned to the capital city this morning.
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Akron
D. R. Owens
Dr. LeFever
Columbus
Capital
Local visits and lodge initiation noted in city paper
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Walter Spears spent last weekend in Columbus visiting relatives. Harold Minister Ralph Ferrel Frank Ferrel Woodrow Ferrel and Lorenzo Butts went to Athens Monday evening where they were initiated into a new junior order of the Masonic lodge. William Bally Smith has been very ill at his home with heart trouble and asthma, condition critical Monday night but improving. Mrs Smith is also reported fit.
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Columbus
Harold Minister
Ralph Ferrel
Frank Ferrel
Woodrow Ferrel
Lorenzo Butts
Athens
Masonic Lodge
William “Bally” Smith
Mrs. Smith
House Burns in Monday Incidents in Hocking County
A dwelling in Monday in Hocking County owned by Mr and Mrs James Locke, formerly of Monday, was burned to the ground last night. The house was occupied by a relative of the Lockes and the total loss of the structure and contents is reported.
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Miss Lucy Law and Others Return to Duty After Confinement
Miss Lucy Law Miss Pearl Wharton Miss Dorothy Minister Miss Norma Ferguson and Edw Minister Jr Paul Fiske Alva Headley Hubert Coulson Henry I. Staffinger is able to be out again after several weeks at home.
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Pearl Wharton
Dorothy Minister
Norma Ferguson
Paul Fiske
Alva Headley
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Henry I
Staffinger
Anglo French accord under strain over Lausanne peace talks
London reports a renewed break in the Anglo French accord as Lausanne news says France may seek a separate peace with Turkey. Prime Minister Bonar Law is angry over the French move while Britain denies any real fracture in Near East policy.
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Mine Disaster In Germany Reported Near Beuthen
Berlin January 31 reporting a coal mine explosion near Beuthen Silesia entombed about two hundred fifty German miners. It is feared all perished.
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Beuthen
Silesia
Tragedy as stairway collapses in Montreal fire
In Montreal, three men died and two were injured when a stairway collapsed as they fled a blazing house on the islands. Rescue crews battled the blaze and investigated the fatal collapse.
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Woodrow Wilson foundation contributions exempt from income tax
Revenue Commissioner Blair issued a ruling that contributions to the Woodrow Wilson foundation are exempt when computing income tax payments. The article also notes Germany’s war losses and the relative ease with which other European nations are managing postwar affairs.
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Revenue Core Missioner
Blair
Phillipine Lodge Holds Knight Degree and Talks on Principles
Phillipine Lodge 09 K of P in this city conferred the Knights degree on two candidates. Pastor Harter spoke on lodge principles and invited members to join revival services next week. Work in Page degree planned for next Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Swart hosts Loyal Women's class at her Mill Street home. Miss Frankie Howard shows improvement after illness.
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Phillipine Lodge
K. of P
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Arthur Swart
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Chauncey Registrants This Semester At Ohio University Athena
Chauncey students listed for the current term at Ohio University Athena campus include several enrollees. Names and exact majors not fully shown in the fragment.
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