Candidates address themes at Republican Women’s club meeting
In Youngstown three gubernatorial hopefuls spoke to the Republican Women’s club. Edward C. Turner attacked James Begg as aligned with utility interests. Begg cited Ohio industrial taxes higher than nearby states and argued wages harm workers. Myers Y. Cooper pressed for a businesslike administration and a new chance based on his prior record.
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Youngstown
U.R
Republican Women's Club
Edward C. Turner
James Begg
Raleigh Reese
Begg
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Donahey
Funeral Held for David Kern in Union Furnace
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at the U B church Union Furnace for David Kern 56 a farmer who died Monday after a long illness Burial was at Logan He leaves a wife and ten children. Stacy Sharp pleaded not guilty to carrying concealed weapons when arraigned before Mayor L J Eberle He waived preliminary exam and was held to the grand jury under 500 bond He also pleaded not guilty to intoxication and will have a hearing Wednesday.
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David Kern
U. B. Church of Union Furnace
Nelsonville
U. B
Union Furnace
Kern
Logan
Stacy Sharp
L. J. Eberle
Legion Post Plans Addition to South Court Street Home
Bids for a new one story brick addition to the K. T. Crossen American Legion post building on South Court Street will be opened at a Legion meeting Friday night. If affordable, an award may be made tomorrow. The addition would merge with the dining hall to create a 50 by 20 foot social and meeting space with a high grade floor for dances.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
South Court Street
Legion
Federal Board Sets New Rates On Coal Shipments
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled several coal carload rates as unreasonable in actions linked to International Paper. New lower rates were prescribed for bituminous coal from Pennsylvania and West Virginia to Northern New York destinations and for anthracite coal to Pierce Field Corinth Fort Edward Glens Falls Ticonderoga and Wellsboro. Additional adjustments affected bituminous coal from Clearfield and Westmoreland districts and Monongahela rail line and steam coal from Mayfield Pennsylvania to Troutbrook Hortons Cooks Falls Roscoe Livingston Manor and Corbett North Carolina.
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Washington
U.R
Interstate Commerce Commission
International Paper Company
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Pierce Field
Corinth
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Ticonderoga
Wellsboro
Clearfield
Westmoreland
Monongahela
Mayfield
Troutbrook
Hortons
Cooks Falls
Roscoe
Livingston Manor
Corbett
N. C
Stock To Be Issued By New York Central Railroad
Washington reports the New York Central Railroad is authorized to issue 421 583 shares of 100 par value stock totaling 42 158 300 dollars. Proceeds from sale will go to redeem maturing bonds to bolster the railroad’s finances.
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Washington
U.P
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Tigers Beat Twilight League Picked Team at Athena Park
Shetler's Tigers won 10 to 7 at Athena ballpark last night, extending the Army's four game win streak. Rhodes and Thompson formed the Army battery with Nardini and Betts handling the returns as three home runs powered the victory. Captain Dew, Captain Hydecker, and Captain Havlin each contributed four baggers in key innings.
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Nelsonville
Shetler
Tigers
Athena
Army
Rhodes
Thompson
Nardini and Betts
Army Heavy Artillery
Dew
Hydecker
Havlin
Doanville Daily Vacation Bible School Commencement
Doanville Daily Vacation Bible School will hold commencement exercises Friday evening at eight at Irene McDowell’s home. The Deanville school reports unusually large enrollment this term and a successful period with Ralph Ely as principal, Catherine Harrop over girls, and Ruth Kelch as kindergarten. St Agnes Guild members were entertained by Mrs Ray Ash with a brief business session and social hour attended by numerous local women and girls.
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Nelsonville
Doanville
Irene McDowell
Christian Social Service
Deanville
Ralph Ely
Catherine Harrop
Ruth Kelch
St. Agnes Guild
Ray Ashby
J. Warrington
Tom Evans
Nelson Dowler
John Hall
James McKee
Fred Hall
M. Powell
S. Warner
Lillian McKee
Edna Hall
Nelle Dowler
Audrey
Frances
Marie Hall
Degree of Pocahontas installs Nelsonville officers
In Nelsonville on July 12 officers of the Degree of Pocahontas were installed at the regular meeting. Officers named include Prophetess Alice Reed Pocahontas Mae Keplar Wenonah Etta McKibben Powhattan Ella Patton G of T Elsie Weaver G of F Evelyn Scott with Mrs. Birdie Evans as installing officer. Lunch followed and attendance was good. A weekly King’s Men prayer meeting is planned at Robert Mosley’s home on Poplar Street Friday at 7:30 PM.
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Pocahontas
Prophetess
Alice Reed
Mae Keplar
Wenonah
Etta McKibben
Powhattan
Ella Patton
Elsie Weaver
Evelyn Scott
Birdie Evans
The
King’s Men
Robert Mosley
Poplar Street
Loyal Woman's Class Picnic at Mrs Starkey's Home
The Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church enjoyed a Tuesday evening picnic at Mrs Sam Starkey's Ashton avenue home. A dinner for 50 was served on the lawn with Mrs Violet Keplar leading devotions and Mrs Starkey presiding at the post meal business session. A group photo was taken with several guests including Mrs Kate Savage Dayton Paula Kentner Columbus Phoebe Clements and others.
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The
Christian Church
Sam Starkey
Ashton Avenue
Violet Keplar
Kate Savage
Dayton
Paula Kentner
Columbus
Phoebe Clements
Della McMasters
Plot to Overthrow Spanish Government Foiled
In Bordeaux on July 12 sources report over 100 arrests after a plot by syndicalists and communists to topple the government was discovered. The plan targeted the July 17 Pyrenees Tunnel opening at Canfranc with King Alfonso XIII and Primo de Rivera to attend, as President Doumergue prepared to visit. The Spanish government urged patriots to reject the revolutionary scheme.
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Bordeaux
France
U.P
Primo de Riviera
Pyrenees
Can-Franc
Doumergue
Magazine sues over Temple Houston story in Liberty
A $600 suit was filed in Fort Worth district court by Temple Houston’s widow and children against Liberty Magazine. They challenge an article titled Sam Houston Saviour of Texas claiming Temple Houston was born out of wedlock to an Indian woman. They state Temple was the youngest of eight children born to Sam Houston and his wife Margaret M. Lee and that they were legally married.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Liberty Magazine
Temple Houston
Sam Houston
Texas Republic
Margaret M. Lee
Alabama
Seven To Die In Kentucky Chair On Friday the 13th
Eddyville Ky July 12 Seven murderers are to be executed at Eddyville prison with death to follow some time after midnight Friday the 13th The state official executor C E Collier will complete the task in less than an hour Chair says Kentucky will set a national record for executions Warden J B Chilton notes the brief process
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Eddysville
U.P
Eddyville
C. E. Collier
Kentucky
United States
J.B. Chiltong
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Local Social Notes Reach Across States and Cities
Mrs. Frank Crow of Huntington West Virginia visits relatives here while C H Ruble and family escort Mrs J L Wilson home from Magnetic Springs. Ruth Hyde visits sister in New York City. others travel to Columbus Walbridge Sharon Pa Pittsuburg and Buckeye Lake for family and employment.
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Frank Crow
Huntington, W. Va
C. H. Ruble
Columbus
J. L. Wilson
Magnetic Springs
Ruth Hyde
Earl Stilson
New York City
Real Estate and Securities Loans Feature in Bank Statement
The report lists loan categories including Real Estate and Collateral loans, Other Loans and Discounts, Bonds and Securities such as County and Municipal Bonds, and Other Bonds and Securities. It also shows banking assets like Banking House and Lot, Furniture and Fixtures, Real Estate other than Banking House, plus cash from reserves and exchanges in transit with amounts noted.
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Csssse
Rouses
Cone Kane
Athens Evangelist Organizes Church
Homer Vian of Athens county sails the Atlantic coast to Salisbury Maryland to establish a new Church of Christ. Seventeen have joined as charter members and revival meetings continue for weeks. Vian broadcasts weekly from WSMI D Salisbury as a gospel advertisement. He enjoys his first Atlantic swim and visits Washington DC landmarks.
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Homer Vian
Athens County
Atlantic Coast
Church of Christ
Salisbury
Maryland
Bers
Mr. Vian
WSMID
Ohio
Atlantic
Washington D. Cc
Fouts to serve 9 days in Perry jail for traffic case
A. H. Fouts former state prohibition inspector of Corning remains in Perry county jail to complete 9 days of a 1.50 fine plus costs for a traffic violation fined by Mayor C. H. Weiner last year. The Ohio Supreme Court sustained the case after Fouts had already served about 20 days of the 69.
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New Lexington
A. H. Fouts
Corning
Perry County
Fouts
C. H Weiner
Ohio Supreme Court
McCoy's Tablets Promised To Build Health And Girth
An advertisement claims McCoy's Tablets help underweight individuals gain weight and vitality. It cites a Florida woman who reportedly gained from 10 to 128 pounds in three months and offers a money back guarantee after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes if minimum improvements are not seen.
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Catherine Friel
Florida
McCoy
America
Relief From Heat Brought by Winds
Cooling breezes today brought relief from the humid heat that caused a number of deaths across the state. Thundershowers were expected in the southern part and might reach the north before day's end, according to G Harold Noyes, chief of the Cleveland U S Weather Bureau.
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Columbus
Columbus Weather Bureau
William Alexander
Cleveland
G. Harold Noyes
Cleveland U. S
Ureau
Believe Girls Eloped With Men In Car
Ellen Woods and Nina Adams both 15 from Perry County allegedly eloped with Charles Willison of Columbus and Williard Todd of Toledo after disappearing Tuesday. Woods is a ward of the Perry County Children's Home. They were last seen entering a large sedan with two men.
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New Lexington
Ellen Woods
Nina Adams
Charles Willison
Columbus
Williard Todd
Toledo
Woods
Perry County
Here
Elks Establish National Foundation Trust Fund
Americas Elks in Miami announce a $20,000,000 trust to support charitable educational and benevolent initiatives. The fund will be named the Elks National Foundation and used for a wide range of programs nationwide.
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Miami
Fla
America's Elks
Elks National Foundation
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