Hotel For Sale In Coe Hollow Area Nelsonville Ohio
Classified brief lists hotel property for sale comprising three houses with one acre each at Coe Hollow near car line, plus a house and lot at Harper and High. Contact Chas Bruce 647 High St Pell phone 473 R. Also notes lost ponies two black and one bay geldings owned by Frank Irvin. Cii zen phone 2212. Short line mentions M M McBride visiting Columbus business district.
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Coe Hollow
Car Line
Harper and
High
Chas. Bruce
High St
Pell
Frank Irvin
Ciizen
Yarn shipment delayed for local Red Cross knitting work
The Red Cross in this city awaits a yarn and sewing material shipment sent from Cleveland on July 9 by express. The material has not arrived yet, and ladies are asked to monitor The Messenger for news of its arrival so knitting can begin promptly.
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Red Cross
Cleveland
Floodwood man registers after age mix up
Robert Tipton of Floodwood appeared before Mayor Wells and corrected his age to 31 after previously claiming 82. He immediately registered following the inquiry by city officials.
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Robert Tipton
Floodwood
Wells
Tipton
Incident Involving Andrew Marks Tied to Local Slacker Arrests
United States Marshal from Columbus visited Nelsonville and took Andrew Marks of Kimberly into custody. Marks faces claims of making unpatriotic remarks about the governor and the President. His two sons have both recently been arrested as slackers.
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United States
Marshall
Columbus
Nelsonville
Andrew Marks
Kimberly
Marks
Son of Rev Mann Arrives Safely in English Port
The cable Sunday told Rev. and Mrs. Arthur M. Mann that their son, Capt. Sam D. Mann, has arrived safe at an English port.
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Arthur M. Mann
Capt
Sam D. Mann
Marshfield visitors and local detours into town
Rev. and Mrs. W H Boden of Marshfield attend Chau tauqua and visit friends. A J Jack returns to Urbana after a stay with his brother J L Jack and family. Ed Young spends Tuesday in Columbus on business. Mrs Isaac Hellyer Mrs Hall and two children drive to Athens for dinner with Mrs Clyde Little.
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W .H. Boden
Marshfield
A. J. Jack
Urbana
J. L. Jack
Ed Young
Columbus
Isaac Hellyer
Hall
Athens
Clyde Little
Local Notes From The Community Circles and Visits
Mr and Mrs Marion Coakley report a letter from their son Burns M written from an English port saying he is well and had a pleasant voyage. Mrs Frank Tedrow visited Athens Monday as guest of Mrs John Cross. Dr W S Jones and daughters of Columbus are guests of Mrs Jones parents Mr and Mrs B J Cable. Charles Baird spent Tuesday in the Capital City on business. Mrs Geo Miller left Tuesday for the Red Cross workers list from last week shows many volunteers with counts of service. names include Mesdames Pickett Wallace McManaway Jones Hanning Barker Wallace Oaks Dowler Monks Knight White Cotton Tadrow White Mann Linscott West Steenrod Hellyer Davis Crawford Huffman Beagle Ervin Esther Brickles Reeves Webb etc.
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Marion Coakley
Burns M
Coakley
Frank Tedrow
Athens
John Cross
W. S. Jones
Columbus
Jones
B. J. Cable
Charles Baird
Capital City
Geo. Miller
Red Cross
Mesdames
J. C. Pickett
Geo. Wallace
James McManaway
Margaret Jones
Chas. Hanning
Bertha Barker
D. L. Wallace
Mary Oaks
D. W. Dowler
Chas. Monks
Ed Knight
C. R. White
A. G. Cotton
Chas
Tadrow
R. A. White
A. M. Mann
Maggie Linscott
John West
FE. W. Steenrod
Hellyer
Martha Davis
Flossie Crawford
Ethel Huffman
Mary Beagle
Ellen Ervin
Esther Ervin
Ida Brickles
Mary Reeves
B. C. Webb
John Hall
M. Shamansky
F. H. Mathews
Sadie Nixon
BE. A. Hoch
Darnell Gibson
Will Oakley
James Bland
Chas. Joyce
Will Bland
Marty Campbelle
Cox
Anna Huddy
Leu Courtney
Cleo Williams
A. G. Mechem
M. L. Rosser
Anna Rosser
W. L. Hutchins
Josiah Wilson
Miles Howe
Wilbur Jones
H. E. Lancaster
Will Carr
Ella Simms
Waldo Chute
L. R. Powell
E. W. Allen
W.O., Collins
Albert Mann
C. L. Duncan
Stella Cook
Frank Bean Blanche Starkey
Martha Robison
Foley Brake
Albany
J. A. Stedam
Jennie Buckley
Elizabeth Richmond
Abner Juniper
L. Poston
C. V. Sheldon
Ida Janet
Urbana attendees at Hugh Daugherty funeral
Mrs. C. D. Shafer Mrs. Frank Moore Mr. A. J. Jack of Urbana and J. L. Jack Emer Dowler attended the funeral of Hugh Daugherty at Downington on Sunday.
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C. D. Shafer
Frank Moore
A. J. Jack
Urbana
J. L. Jack
Emer Dowler
Hugh Daugherty
Downington
Missionary Society Gathering at Mrs Graham Home
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs R C Graham on Fayette Street.
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Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
R. C. Graham
Fayette Street
Visiting Parents
Lawrence McBride and Wilbur Hutchins of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station are guests of their parents here.
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Lawrence McBride
Wilbur Hutchins
Great Lakes
Bowser-Brown Wedding Attended at Athens Episcopal Church
Miss Bryant along with Mrs. Isaac Warner Mrs. Richard Gibson and Mrs. T Gibson attended the Bowser Brown wedding at the Episcopal Church in Athens Tuesday morning.
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Miss Bryant
Isaac Warner
Richard Gibson
T. Gibson
Bowser-Brown
Episcopal Church
Athens
Rebels in Morocco Hear German Funds From Abdul Malek
Tangier reports say Abdul Malek a rebel leader received German money via Spain to recruit Morroccan tribes against France. He allegedly offered tribesmen payment for damages caused by French attacks if they stay loyal to the anti French cause.
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Tangier
Morrocco
Abdul Malek
Spain
Prince Osman Fuad Commanded Turkish Troops in Tripoli
Dispatches from Zurich report Prince Osman Fuad now commands Turkish troops in Tripoli signaling a resumption of hostilities against Italy. The move underscores renewed military action in the region.
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Milan
Osman Fuad
Tripoli
Zurich
Hostilies
Italy
Russian anti Bolshevik leaders land in Samara
Copempagen July 24 General Alex ieff commander in chief of the Russian counter revolutionists in Siberia and many prominent Russian politicians have arrived in Samara the present headquarters of the anti Bolsheviki forces.
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Copempagen
Genreal Alexieff
Siberia
Samara
Explosion at German Ammunition Factory Kills Several
Amsterdam dispatch reports an explosion at the Plauen ammunition works in Germany on Friday. The blast caused substantial damage and claimed a number of lives according to Berlin advices today.
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United Prese
Amsterdam
Plauen
Berlin
Officer of submarine has summer home here
Portland Maine July 24 The coal steamer Snug Harbor arrived with 11 men from the schooner Robert and Richard including Captain Robert Wharton. Wharton said the second officer of the submarine who boarded the schooner had lived in America for years and had a summer home in Maine since 1896.
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Portland
Snug Harbor
Robert
Richard
Robert Wharton
Wharton
America
Maine
Censors Ban German Outgoing Messages Except POWs
Washington July 24 The censor ship board ruled that no outgoing communications written in German would be passed hereafter with the exception of communications to prisoners of war.
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Washington
Censorship Board Today
Exchange of Liberty Bonds 18 Arranged
Washington announces that registered bonds of the third Liberty Loan may be transferred or exchanged for coupon bonds from August 1 to August 15. The Treasury also will issue registered bonds in exchange for coupon bonds. Transfers after August 15 are limited until September 16 due to the September 15 interest period.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Department
General John Speaks on Resigning as State Game Warden
General John Speaks yesterday said he expects to resign in a few days as chief state game warden and plans to run as a Republican candidate for Congress.
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John
Congress
Pershing Leads Americans in European War Effort
General John J. Pershing commands a growing American force on European soil backing General Foch. He has trained troops prepared for battle and popular with officers and men for their fighting readiness.
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John J. Pershing
Pershing
Foch
Great County
Class One draftees barred from other service branches
Columbus July 24. All men remaining in Class One of the draft must now await their call to the National Army and cannot enter other branches of the service. The Provost Marshal General Crowder ordered releases to Class One men for other branches to stop at once.
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United Press
Columbus
National Army
General Crowder
20 Years and 19000 Fine for Criticizing War
Detroit July 24 William Powell of Lansing Mich was sentenced to 20 years in a federal penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth and fined 10000 by Judge Tuttle after a jury found Powell guilty of espionage. Powell a wealthy painter and contractor allegedly made remarks derogatory to the government and assailed the administration's war policy.
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Detroit
William Powell
Lansing Mich
Fort Leavenworth
Tuttle
Powell
French and Germans clash along Marne front in July fighting
French and American troops push northeast of Chateau-Thierry as German forces brace for a desperate stand along the Soissons Rheims front. French and British resist strong counterattacks west of Rheims while new German divisions appear near Vrigny and Coulommes.
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Vrigny
Marne
Daermans
Coulommes
Rheims
Paris
Soissons-Rheims
Chateau-Thierry
Ourcq
Ourchy-le-Chateau
Famine in Persia Confirmed by Relief Committee
New York reports confirmed famine in Persia with $100,000 wired to buy grain in India for transport to hunger stricken areas. The funds were sent by motor trucks as relief aid, a message from the Persian commission in Hong Kong said.
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New York
Persia
India
American Committee For
Hong Kong
Negro draftees called to colors by Crowder fifty thousand summoned
Fifty thousand negro registrants were called to service by Provost Marshal General Crowder. They will entrain from August 1 to 5 from 41 states and the District of Columbia. Ohio’s quota is 2,610 for training at Camp Sherman.
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Crowder
Washington
General Crowder
States
District of Columbia
Ohio
Camp Sherman
Big dividends paid by German plant in United States
Alien property custodian hearings reveal two German established chemical firms earned profits high enough to fund $1.2 million plant projects in New Jersey and West Virginia. They paid dividends ranging from 50 to 1000 percent, officials say.
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New York
New Jersey
West Virginia
Government takes control of turbine engine industry
Washington July 24 The government has assumed control of the turbine engine industry. Twenty one manufacturers of turbines are affected by the order. Manufacturers of turbines under 700 horsepower do not come under government supervision. The War Industries Board will supervise filling of orders for turbines of more than that rating.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Raider Vessels Off Mexican Coast Warned By Navy
Following a British consul report that a German raider is cruising off the Mexican coast, all vessels in the twelfth naval district are advised to observe submarine zone precautions. Aircraft from nearby stations and warships have been sent to search the area.
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San Diego
Cal
la Paz
Twelfth Naval District
Military Service Roles of Typographical Union Members
Forty one hundred journeymen members of the Typographical Union and seven hundred apprentices are now in the military and naval forces of the United States and Canada.
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The
Typographical Union
United States
Canada
Women War Workers Shift Roles Across Berlin
The report notes women in Berlin excel in nearly all war time roles yet face resistance as street car conductors due to claims they insult passengers, highlighting gender norms in public transport jobs.
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Berlin
How Prisoners of War Are Headed in Germany
A wartime photograph from Darmstadt shows barracks where POWs sleep on improvised floor bedding. Prisoners use improvised chairs and own clothing for bedding while German officers enforce strict limits, illustrating harsh conditions in German captivity.
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Germany
Darmstadt
Athens schools praised for growth and cooperation
Prof C M Copeland, Athens board of education secretary for sixteen years, outlined notable growth in enrollment buildings faculty graduates and salaries while noting Athens pays less for teachers than peers. He lauded Ohio University and State Normal Training School for cost savings and urged tighter home school cooperation as mid week lunch ends for September.
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C. M. Copeland
Athens Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Ohio University
Daggett
Ladies of the Christian Church
Wounded Americans Reach Paris Hospital Trains
American wounded are carried from field hospitals to Paris on hospital trains. Red Cross women, armed with pens and postcards, accompany doctors on rounds between stretchers in the Paris station area. Each soldier dicts a brief message to home.
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Paris
American Red Cross
Horse Breaks Draftee's Leg in Noble County Draft incident
William Harrison Johnson of Summerfield near Caldwell traveled to the field for his horse to report for entrainment to Camp Sherman as one of 60 Noble County draftees. A well directed kick from the horse broke Johnson's leg. an alternate was sent in his stead.
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Caldwell
William Harrison Johnson
Summerfield
Camp Sherman
Noble County
Johnson
Athens county residents own full War Savings Stamp limits
The list names numerous Athens county residents who hold the full War Savings Stamp limit including C. H. Welch C. O. Moore Mrs. O Moore Darrell Moore Alma Moore Tompkins C. L. Poston Mrs. L Poston Mary Poston and many others with a note that additional names exist. The notice directs those who purchased $1 000 in stamps to notify War Savings Headquarters at Chamber of Commerce.
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Athens County
Alma Moore Tompkins
C. L. Poston
F. H. May
C. Emmett Parker
Ora
Henry Lena Wilson
George Tedrow
Jos. Slater
George E. Wood
C. Shields
Martin McGraw
Joe Marshall
Augustus D. Townsend
Sib Bolin
W. 8
Chamber of Com
German divisions and losses in France reach tally
London July 24 Reuters correspondent reports German forces have fielded 60 to 70 divisions since July 15 and suffered about 180,000 casualties including killed wounded and captured on the French front.
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London
Reuter
Four County Officials Plan $100,000 Tuberculosis Hospital
Commissioners from Crawford, Hancock, Seneca and Wood counties met to authorize a new $100,000 tuberculosis hospital for patients from the four counties. A site committee will be named later.
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Findlay
Crawford, Hancock, Seneca and
Wood
Austro Hungarian Offensive Plans Contend With Italian Front
Rome dispatches report Austrians planning a triple offensive across the Italian front and Albania. The plan includes air drives over Venetian targets, naval actions on the Adriatic coast, and bombing raids to regain air and sea dominance on both fronts.
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Henry Wood
Rome
Austriary
Werland
Albania
Adriatic
Democratic state central committee meets in Columbus
Col umbus Ohio July 24 Democratic state central committeemen here at the call of Chairman W W Durbin Kenton expected to name the date and place for the democratic state convention. Matters pertaining to the fall committeeman were to be talked over.
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United Press
Columbus
Democratic
Garden Bean Patch Plundered on North Congress Street
Thieves raided a North Congress street bean patch last evening taking all edible beans while the owner planned to can them. Police promise to pursue the culprits and promise severe action if caught.
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Congress Street
Brother-in-law earns first lieutenant in Medical Reserve Corps
Word reaches Mrs. Victor Halbirt of Sylvania that her husband Dr. Halbirt has been promoted to first lieutenant in the Medical Reserve Corps and must report at the Yale Institute. Dr Halbirt is well and his wife Maude Hutchinson, formerly of Athene, is mentioned.
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F. M. Hutchinson
Victor B. Halbirt
Sylvania
Dr. Halbirt
Medical Reserve Corps
Yale Institute
Maude Hutchinson
Catholics Back Wilson at Catholic Education Session
In San Francisco on July 24 the Catholic Educational Association declared support for President Wilson and the war effort. Very Rev. James A. Burn of Holy Cross College, Washington, opened the session with the address.
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Wilson
San Francisco
Catholic Educational Association
James A. Burn
Holy Cross College
Washington
Catholic Ed Association
Ship board bans German language messages except to prisoners of war
Washington July 24 reports that the ship board ruled no communications written in German will be passed hereafter with the exception of communications to prisoners of war.
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Nelsonville News Hotel
Hillsboro
M. M. McBride
Son
Ladies At Red Cross
Exchange OF Liberty
Battle
General Pershing
Glass
By Lowell Mellett
Geneva
Switzerland
C. L. King Company
W. Washington
Bell Phone
PRESE
the Rardin Bros, Co
C. H. Welch
C. O. Moore
O. Moore
Darrell Moore
OMIG
Hungary
Ship Board
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