Local residents head to nearby cities and lakes for weekend visits
Mrs. Miles Howe and children left Monday evening for Canal Winchester and Columbus. Miss Forest Tipton returned to Columbus after vacation with her parents in town. Earl Lowden of Columbus was a Sunday guest here. T. C. Green visited Cincinnati for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. McLaughlin and son Billy spent the weekend at Buckeye Lake, joined home by Lillian McLaughlin Iva Murphy Corrine Krep and Alice Caldwell who had stayed a week at the lake. Lucile Wells Philena Nelson Velma Young Margaret Emish and Mary Sharp returned Monday from Buckeye Lake after a week away. Clyde Anderson left Sunday for Cleveland to visit relatives. Mrs. Anderson will remain with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John North. Mrs. Earl Carroll of Canton is visiting her parents in town. Mr. Carroll will join soon for vacation here. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Fischer, Mrs. Frances Locie and Mrs. L. A. Whitmore depart today for Cleveland to sail to the St Lawrence and Saguenay rivers, with plans to visit Toronto Montreal Quebec the Thousand Islands and Murray Bay. The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters meet at Miss Louise Pearce’s on Poplar 8 St Wednesday evening.
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Miles Howe
Canal Winchester
Columbus
Forest Tipton
Earl Lowden
T. C. Green
Cincinnati
P. D. McLaughlin
Billy
Buckeye Lake
Lillian McLaughlin
Iva Murphy
Corrine Krep
Alice Caldwell
Lake
Lucile Wells
Philena Nelson
Velma Young
Margaret Emish
Mary Sharp
Clyde Anderson
Cleveland
Anderson
John North
Madison Street
Earl Carroll
Canton
Joe Ball
Carroll
Julius Fischer
Frances Locie
L. A. Whitmore
St. Lawrence
Saguenay
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Thosand Islands
Murray Bay
Pythian Sisters
Louise Pearce
Poplar 8 St
Harvey Robinett dies at 59 in Deanville
Harvey Robinett aged 59 died at his home in Deanville on Monday. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. He is survived by his wife four daughters and two sons.
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Harvey Robinett
Deanville
Greenlawn
Chautauqua Week Opens With Redpath Guests
Chautauqua week begins Thursday with Redpath presenting a varied program headlined by the Dunbar Bell Ringers White Hussars and Harold Proctor among others. A three act play It Pays to Advertise will be staged on the fifth night and a children’s pageant The Good Fairy Thrift closes the week before the Joy program. Also tonight at East school a horseshoes championship match is set with Deanville challenging the Nelsonville winner.
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Redpath
White Hussars
Harold Proctor
New York
Chautauqua
Ada Roach and Company
Nelsonville
Deanville
Nelsonville Dance Notice and Lost Item Ad
On Nelsonville streets a Maccabee pin with the name K. Mowry on back is missing and can be returned to 516 Jackson Street. A Red Men Hall dance invites couples on July 13 with admission for best girl. Also a personnel ad seeks five women ages 2 to 45 for publicity work at home with S. G. Moody at Hotel Dew Tuesday and Wednesday 8 to 9 am.
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Nelsonville
K. Mowry
Jackson Street
Red Men’s Hall
S. G. Moody
Real estate listings for Nelsonville area properties and more
Listings include five room and twelve room frame dwellings from 384 Pleasantview to Hobson House on W. Columbus St. and a near Athens county line farm with tillable land. Also included are an eight to seven room modern brick home on Chestnut St, a bank barn and stalls, mining homes near Nelsonville, contractor equipment, and a call for readers to list dwellings with agent W. Juniper.
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Pleasantview Avenue
W. Columbus St
Hobson
Good Hill
Starr Township
Hocking County
Athens County
Nelsonville Foundry
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville
Pike
Buchtel
New York Coal Co
Franklin St
Adams St
Huber
Koehring
Jeffry
W. Juniper
Ghio
Miss Sybil Fagan Files Divorce From Eugene Bardin
Springfield Ohio singer Miss Sybil Fagan begins divorce proceedings against actor and playwright Eugene B. Bardin whom she wed in New York on February 22. She asserts Bardin drugged her tea prior to the ceremony to influence the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Fagan
Springfield
Eugene B. Bardin
New York
Bardin
Pocahontas installs officers in public ceremony
The Pocahontas lodge installed a list of officers including Margaret Bagley as prophetess Ida Green Wenonah Anna Coleman and others. After the installation a regular session refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to about forty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Margaret Bagley
Ida Green
Forest
Clara Wallace
Tepee
Blanche Stanley
Sadie Linton
Elizabeth Pidcock
Jury of Farmers to Probe Murder in Defiance
A farmier grand jury will probe the first degree murder charge against Joshua Botkins a 49 year old farmer. Botkins is accused of whipping 3 year old Arthur Bullock son of his house keeper Ida Bullock until the child died using a heavy harness tag. Public indignation remains strong and Botkins is held without bond as a murder indictment is anticipated.
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Joshua Botkins
Here
Botkins
Arthur Bullock
Ida Bullock
President of C. & O. Railroad Dies in California
Frank Trumbull aged 61 president of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway died at his Santa Barbara home of heart failure. Announcement came from company offices in New York today. He had been a longtime executive leader in the railroad.
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C. & O. Railroad
New York
Frank Trumbull
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Santa Barbara
Cal
Third Party Formation Agreed By Labor and 48 Leaders
After an all night conference at the Hotel Morrison Chicago the committee of 48 and the Labor party announced the new third party would be launched today. Leaders said a compromise program aligns government ownership of utilities oppose the league of nations Irish independence free speech free press and right to organize while backing labor’s collective bargaining and use of injunctions in labor cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Jacobs
United Press
Morrison
Chicago
Committee of 48
Labor Party
Labor and 48
Joint Committee On Platform
Dove of Peace
League of Nations
Coal Wage Dispute Hearing In Scranton Opens
The anthracite coal commission rules it cannot admit as evidence exhibits on alleged profiteering and monopoly. Mine workers present all exhibits. operators begin their case for wage increases. Miners plan to appeal to President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Anthracite Coal Commission
Wilson
Roosevelt
Unity Liberal Convention Opens With Rowdy Welcome
Delegates from liberal groups assemble in Carmen's Hall Chicago forming a unity convention to create a third party. Parley Christensen of Utah and John H. Walker of Illinois appear as leaders amid cheers and playful disorder as a Labor parade band welcomes the 48ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Martin United Press
Carmen’s Hall
Chicago
Unity Convention
Committee of 48
Labor Party
48’'Ers
Old Town
48’Ers
Parley Christensen
Utah
John H. Walker
Illinois
Seven Men Dead in Quarry Blast at Cedar Bluffs
Seven men were killed instantly by a dynamite blast at the Katterjohn Construction Company quarries near Cedar Bluffs Kentucky, forty miles from Paducah. Foreman Ben Mexler and six workers—Al Dalton Lee Eldridge Brice Southerd Lee Leas Luke Borah and Will Holloway—were named among the dead with Holloway listed as Negro. search for the two missing was unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bluffs
Katterjohn
Paducah
Ben. Mexler
al Dalton
Lee Eldridge
Brice Southerd
Lee Leas
Luke Borah
Will Holloway
British Subject Executed by Red Black Guard in Nikolaievsk
The American consul at Vladivostok reports John Freedman a British subject was executed by an anarchist band called the red black guard in Nikolaievsk during the reign of terror. Several Americans narrowly escaped death in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Freedman
Red Black Guard
Nikolaievsk
State Department
Vladivostok
Woman's Body Found in Spokane Bath Tub
A nude body found in a Spokane bath tub July 6 is under investigation. Police seek identity for the woman known as Mrs Brock Sumner and study stomach contents as detectives pursue possible ties to a Northwest hypo needle gang.
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Spokane
Wash
United States
Brock Summer
Northwest
Sumner
Practical Play Garment Pattern for 1 to 5 Years
Pattern O241 shows a child sized play garment in sizes 1 2 3 4 and 5 years. Materials listed include seersucker drill khaki chambray gingham galatea and pereale with pink white percale. pattern mail order available for 12 cents in stamps. Note Italy has manufactured salt commercially for over 2 500 years.
Americans Seek Davis Cup Return With French Challenge
Charles Garland of Pittsburg and R Norris Williams of Boston lead an American bid to reclaim the Davis Cup. The team shows in Britain as they face two French opponents with a potential clash against the British quartet if successful, while Australia currently holds the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles §. Garland
Pittsburg
R. Norris Williams
Boston
Arenie
Australia
Tae
Charles
Garland
Rorris Williams II
Beloilliam M. Johnston
William T Tilden
New Mexican Revolt Reported by Federal Troops
Thirteen hundred Mexican federal troops aligned with Huerta have begun a new revolution south of Lampazos threatening the Nuevo Laredo district. Rail lines between Monterey and Lampazos were cut by rebels, and border guards at Nuevo Laredo were expected to revolt the next day.
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San: Antonio
Teal
Huerta
Lampazos
Nuevo Laredo
Monterey
Prayer Of 48ers At Convention Sparks Broad Rhetoric
Rev. George Chalmers Richmond of Central church delivered a controversial prayer at today’s Committeee of Forty-Right convention. He denounced the Republican party as anti Christian, praised Russia and India, urged destruction of Palmerism and Morganism, and pleaded release for political prisoners. He also urged Wilson to rise above moral standards and prayed for Lloyd on trial, prompting audience applause.
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George Chalmers Richmond
Central Church
Committeee of Forty-Right
Republican Party
Jesus
Wall Street
England
America
India
Eugene Debs
Wilson
William Bless Lloyd
Son of Former Railway Head Behind Bard
Phillip Meek of Washington D C, 32, son of a former railroad president, was arraigned in Rochester on petty larceny charges for stealing six knives from a hardware store. He pleaded not guilty and the case was adjourned until July 15. Meek asked to see his partner Tracy Ross of Akron, who was later arrested on vagrancy charges.
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Rochester N.Y
Phillip Meek
Washington, D. C
Meek
Akron
Ohio
Tracy Ross
Jones 18 Leads Memphis Western Golf Tourney
Bobby Jones of Atlanta led after 36 holes at Memphis Country Club with 139. He shot 70 in 18 more holes to tie the local pro record. Chick Evans, former champion, stood with a 150 total.
Ask Withdrawal of British Army
A Trades Union Congress meeting at Central Hall Westminster demanded an immediate truce between warring sections. The special session, held in London, represented thousands of British workers and issued the call today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trades Union Congress
Central Hall
Westminister
Cox to Confer With Wilson Sunday at White House
Gov. Cox will meet President Wilson at the White House next Sunday at 10 50 a m. Franklin D Roosevelt, candidate for vice president, also will confer with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gov. Cox
Wilson
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Moore denies nervous breakdown claims after convention
E. J. Moore, manager of the Cox campaign during the Democratic national convention, says he is not suffering from a nervous breakdown. He returned to San Francisco today from a weekend rest at friends' country home.
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Moore
San Francisco
E. J. Moore
Cox
Forty-Eighters Halt Individual Meeting
The Committee of Forty-Eighters recessed at 1 45 to attend a joint convention at Carmens hall. They referred all platform questions to the joint convention and adopted a motion to retain autonomy in the amalgamation.
Capital beauty engaged to wed Major Kir
Miss Pauline Kindleberger of Washington is engaged to Major Maxweil Kir for next autumn. She is the granddaughter of Rear Admiral Kindleberger, U S N, retired, and made her debut in society. Kirby served with the Morse fourth air squadron and is newly appointed chief of the air service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Kindleberger
Washington
Maxweil Kir
Kindleberger
Renvid Kindleberger
Kirby
Mioeie Fourth Air Squadron
The
Air Service
Watch Again Rise from Grave in Dempsey Carpentier Saga
New York July 13 The boxing clash between Jack Dempsey and George Carpentier may be staged in New York after promoter Jim Rickard announced a ten year Madison Square Garden lease with plans to enlarge capacity to 26 000 and pursue the title bout. Cochrane holds Carpentier’s contract until 1921 and held talks with Rickard about a U S venue.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
George Carpentier
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Cochrane
London
America
Dempsey
Jack Kearnade
Dempsey Services Topic Sparks Hope for Fall Arrangements
Kearns remains hopeful that a verbal agreement reached last July will be honored and that Dempsey’s services can be arranged this year. The general belief is that a meeting was made, though details are unclear and there is optimism for completion soon.
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Dempsey
Kearns
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