Assassination attempt on President Fallieres in Paris
Paris July 15 reports Leon Maule a Havre naval reservist fired twice at President Fallieres as his landau passed the Champs Elysees crowds cheered. The bullets missed. Maule was arrested amid tense anti militarist demonstrations and the cortege moved on with guards and diplomats nearby.
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Paris
Leon Maule
Havre
France
President Fallieres
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Longchamps
Clemenceau
M. Lanes
Landau
Bois de Boulogne
Champs Elysees
Vive Fallieres,” “Vive l'Armee,” When At the Corner of Leseuer Street
Maille
Fallieres
M. Fallieres
Place de la Concorde
League of Patriots
Toulon
Montpelier
Deputy Lowery Seizes Household Goods For Road Tax
The first suits under the new road tax law in Athens township led to enforcement actions. Deputy Lowrey seized furniture from Frank Wyskiver, Charles Sharp, and Will Webb on Stella avenue after they refused to pay, loading a dray with a sofa, dressers, and tables. The defendants claim they would settle but owe $9.26 due to added costs. a sale is planned for July 23 if no payment occurs, with many similar suits expected.
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Athens Township
Frank Wyskiver
Charles Sharp
Will Webb
Stella Avenue
Robert Cabeen
Squire Rose
Lowrey
Cabeen
Pineules for kidneys promise quick relief
An advertisement promotes Pineules as kidney tonics to strengthen organs and draw poison from the blood, claimed to aid rheumatism kidney bladder lumbago and fatigue with quick relief and satisfaction guaranteed. The product is sold by Henderson Crider Drug Co. Elijah Humphrey, who died near Albany, was brought there Sunday for burial in the C P Cemetery near Hebbardsville.
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Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Elijah Humphrey
Albany
C. P
Hebbardsville
Busy Saturday crowds flood streets as farmers arrive
A busy Saturday filled with farmers arriving from all directions. Local stores saw unprecedented crowds and streets resembled a circus day with high foot traffic and active commerce throughout the day.
Average man’s street knowledge leans to league stats
If the average man has any knowledge of statistics it is more likely to concern the percentage of the baseball league than the total acreage of winter wheat.
Jacksonville Defeats New Pittsburg In Low-Scoring Tilt
Jacksonville beat New Pittsburg 6 to 5 in a ragged game marked by errors. Mills stood out with strong stick work as Kraner and Altman split the pitching duties, and batters Mills and several teammates listed multiple hits as Jacksonville players posted strong averages led by Nicholson at .345.
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Jacksonville
New Pittsburg
Mills
R. H. E. Pie
Mies
Ecuenea Ee PE
Altman
Kraner
Johnson
Rasp
Trimmer
Nicholson
Morris
Liquor Dealers In Trouble In Greenfield And Hillsboro
The Greenfield Republican reports that C. B. Powell pleaded guilty to three liquor cases after a June preliminary hearing. The Law and Order League rejected a lighter deal, insisting on six guilty pleas with $200 fines each and a nuisance order closing Powell’s tavern. Powell paid $1,200 and posted a $1,000 bond to refrain from selling liquor while prohibited. Other charges are held, with August hearing for Pansy Burn bootlegging.
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Greenfield
Powell
Jefferson Street
Law and Order League
Coke L. Doster
Mackerley
The
Pansy” Burn
Probate
State Hospital Officials Before the Governor
Governor Harris heard testimonies on management failures at state institutions. He emphasized strict adherence to competitive bidding, warning Athens Hospital superintendent Hanson and others that rule violations are being addressed. The outcome may force changes in leadership or compliance.
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Harris
Athens Hospital
Hanson
Athens Institution
Emma Laird and Elmer Gabriel Wed in Columbus
The Columbus wedding of Miss Emma Amelia Laird and Mr. Elmer Gabriel took place Sunday evening at 960 Neil Avenue the home of the groom's brother Elza Gabriel. Rev. John G. King conducted the service at 5 o'clock. The couple will reside at 15 Morris Avenue in Athens.
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Emma Amelia Laird
Elmer Gabriel
Elza Gabriel
Neil Avenue
Columbus
John G. King
Neil Avenue Presbyterian Church
Athens
A. Laird
D. Zenner & Co
Gabriel
Morris Avenue
Athens Handed Big Lemon by Local Team in Fast Game
Buchtel defeated Athens 2 to 0 in a fast Sunday game before over 1 000 spectators. Athens struggled in the first inning with multiple errors, while Lyons held the visitors to five hits. Athens plans a rematch at home with Hagan pitching and promises a strong showing to avenge the defeat.
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Buchtel
Athens
Seven Hills
Kaler
Casey
Lyons
Williams
Stewart
Swindell
Mitchell
Buchtel Bunch
Hagan
Jackson
Double Wedding at Camp Chase Unites Four in Ohio
Miss Madalin Tinaple and Geo Wing along with Miss Frank Zeller and Rev. Harley Beckler joined in marriage at Miss Tinaple’s Camp Chase home in Columbus. The Wings toured Jamestown Boston and Washington. Rev Beckler and his wife visited the lakes and will reside in Belle Center after August 1.
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Madalin Tinaple
Geo. Wing
Frank Zeller
Harley Beckler
Tinaple
Camp Chase
Columbus
Wing
Jamestown
Boston
Washington
Beckler
Lakes
Belle Center
Ohio
Mrs. E B Armstrong Returns Home from Pomeroy Visit
Mrs. E B Armstrong, who had been visiting at Pomeroy, has returned home recently.
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E. B. Armstrong
Pomeroy
Gas Oven Explosion Hurts Mrs. Henry O'Bleness
Mrs. Henry O Bleness suffered severe facial and arm burns when a gas oven failed to ignite and gas accumulated, detonating as she opened the door to add apple dumplings. Dr. Merwin treated the burns and confirmed no eye injuries.
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Henry O’bleness
Hillsboro druggists plead guilty and close stores
The three Hillsboro druggists convicted of violating liquor laws agreed to plead guilty in 19 cases and cease business if prosecuted. They were fined 200 dollars in each case, totaling 3800 dollars paid to the city treasury, ending most of the bootlegging resistance as remaining cases proceed.
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Hillsboro
Mary Masters Weds T M Smith in Waverly Home
Miss Mary Masters and Mr. T M Smith were married at the bride’s home in Waverly last Wednesday. The couple left for Colorado for an extended stay. Both are well known locally, with the groom a University of [state] alumnus and now filling a teaching post in Zanesville High School due to ill health.
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Mary Masters
T. M. Smith
Waverly
Colorado
Mr. Smith
Zanesville High School
Saloon Keeper In Carbondale Fined For Sunday Opening
Arthur Kelly owner of the Blue Goose saloon in Carbondale faced Squire Rose in court on two charges for keeping open on Sunday and for exhibiting a gambling device. He was fined $50 plus costs on each count and sentenced to 10 days in jail on the second charge. he paid the fines and costs and was jailed. Warrants had been sworn out the prior Saturday.
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Arthur Kelly
Carbondale
Squire Rose
Kelley
Athens Elks Head to Grand Lodge Session in Philadelphia
The Athens Elks depart for the forty-third grand lodge meeting in Philadelphia led by L. G. Worstell Captain J. B. Allen and Harvey Roach. The session opened today.
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Athens
A Memorable Day of Meeting New Life Pills
A pleasant memory notes the day we learned of Dr King’s New Life Pills praised as painless purifiers curing headache and biliousness and keeping bowels right sold for 25 cents at W H McKee’s drug store.
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Dr. King
W. H. McKee
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Athens High Schsss
Athens, Shs
Gto
L. Fenzel
Lowery
New Pitsburg
I Games AB Nicholson
Kraner “Eee
Mills Tee Eee
Eee Eee
Chute Se Eee
Morris Steer
Trimmer Ll
Brown “Ee Ee
Seeeve
State Hospital
Ohio Sun
Philadelphia
Castoria
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