W C T U event and Y W C A Circle summer picnic noted
Mrs. O F Rowland hosted a W C T U meeting with special music by the Ladies Quartet and Rev E D Murch addressing Sabbath desecration. The Athens High School Friendship Circle held a July 24 summer picnic for twenty eight girls on Mill Street.
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O. F. Rowland
E. D. Murch
Friendship Circle
Athens High School
Henry Hatch
Mill Street
National
Mary Eles Farm
Lake Erie
Grover
Ruth McCormick
Beulah Jennings
Mary Connett
John Hancock Circle
T. R. Biddle
J. Maurice Hyde
Four new members join Woman's Relief Corps at meeting
Paols Valley Oklahoma report notes four new members welcomed into the Woman's Relief Corps during a well attended meeting. A banquet and social hour followed as the local group continues relief work for homes in Xenia Madison and Dayton and supports war needs. The White Shrine will hold a regular session Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Xenia
Madison
Dayton
Demand for government action to curb price rises
Jessie R. Haver of the National Consumers League urged real government measures to lower necessities costs. She cited armistice era price jumps and listed rising profits of major meat packers from 1912 to 1917, accusing firms like Armour Swift Morris and Co and Cudahy of inflated margins.
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Washington
Jessie R. Haver
Capital
National Consumers League
Baker
Miss Haver
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson Moves to Push Ratification of Paris Peace Treaty
President Wilson plans to visit the Capitol for talks with Democratic leaders after Europe return. He sent a clarifying letter to Senator Lodge and indicated reservations to the treaty are not favored. Senate debates the league resume with both sides preparing sharp speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Capitol
Europe
Lodge
Senate
White House
Spencer
Elk Dance Draws Fifty Couples in Moonlit Club Event
Fifty couples danced at the local Elk club last evening as light trippy music kept spirits high despite the heat. Organizers called the evening a success from every angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Fair Weather With Showers Predicted Across Regions
Weather forecast for July 28 to August 2. Ohio Valley and Tennessee expect warm, generally fair conditions with occasional local thunder showers. Great Lakes region to see partly cloudy skies with occasional showers and thunder storms, warmer first half of week then cooler later.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Region of Great Lakes
Supreme Court affirms new Tennessee suffrage law
In Nashville on July 26 the state supreme court overruled objections and declared the new suffrage law valid and constitutional for presidential and vice presidential elections and local city offices.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Arrestee Drives Truck Into Police Signal Box
Hartford police report James Gior dano drove a truck into a police signal box. The box summoned an officer who found Gior dano lacked a valid driver's license.
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Hartford
Conn
James Giordano
James
Musical Program for Class Six at First M E Sunday School
Tomorrow morning the First M E Sunday School Class Six will present a special musical program directed by Prof T N Hoover. The event includes organ preludes hymn numbers 199 and 79, Bible lesson on Christian Fellowship, prayers, anthems, vocal solos, instrumental trio, mandolin and doxology.
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M. E
T. N. Hoover
C. O. Chapman
Rees Congregation
Christian Fellowship
Congregation
Urge Control of Meat Trust in Kenyon Bill
In Columbus on July 26 Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton urged government control of the big meat packers in support of the Kenyon bill. She called on county presidents to write Congress, saying Ohio women will act for the common good beyond party lines. In Cleveland Mrs Harris Cooley also urged support before Senators Harding and Pomerene, representing 80 000 women voters.
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Columbus
Kenyon
Pomerene
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio Woman Suffrage Association
Congress
Upton
Cleveland, O
Harding and
Pomerone
Harris Cooley
Cleveland Woman's Suffrage Party
Cooley
Harding Boomed for Presidency by Ohio Congressman
Ohio congressmen were urged to campaign for Warren G. Harding's 1920 nomination in a letter from Rep Emerson. The call aims to save Ohio for the Republican party as August recess begins. The appeal targets the state's delegation to start campaigning during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Emerson
Harding
Mrs Palmer and Mrs Le Roy Host Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Alonzo Palmer and Mrs Verne E Le Roy hosted a bridge luncheon at Mrs Palmer’s North High street home. Guests included house guests Mrs William Smith of Parkersburg and Mrs Bernard R Le Roy of Jackson, with a long list of attendees.
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Alonzo Palmer
Verne E. le Roy
Palmer
North High Street
William Smith
Parkersburg
Bernard R. le Roy
Jackson
John H. Preston
Edward C. Schloss
T. W. Craig
Harry Beckley
A. B. Wells
Robert Wood
Evan J. Jones
Henry A Strong Dies Head of Eastman Kodak Company
Henry A Strong, president of Eastman Kodak Company of New York and vice president of Kodak Company of New Jersey, and the second largest stockholder, died in Rochester. The announcement came July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Strong
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
Eastman Kodak Company of
New York
New Jersey
Fire destroys Ogden Hardware plant in Ashland center
A blaze at the J. S. Ogden Hardware Company plant in Ashland center caused about 100000 in damage. Firefighters from Huntington West Virginia Catlettsburg Ky and Ironton Ohio assisted in stopping the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
J. S. Ogden Hardware Company
Huntington
W. Va
Cattlersburg
Ironton Ohio
Soft Drink Tax Repeal Move Clears Ways and Means
July 26 report shows the Ways and Means Committee reporting a bill to repeal the ten percent tax on soda water and soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A 1Se Ways and Means
Wilson to Confer with Democrats on Treaty Talks
President Wilson plans talks with Democratic senators at the White House over the peace treaty without reservations. He may abandon efforts to sway critics of the league of nations and begin a coast to coast ratification campaign around August 8 or 10 with limited stops en route to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
White House
League of Nations
Pacific Coast
East Bats West in Tri State Doubles Tennis Final
The article reports the July finals at Cleveland with the East and West squads meeting for the national doubles spot. Brooklyn pair Fred Alexander Ned York and S Howard Voshell face San Francisco duo Alex Gravem and Robert Kinsey after both sides won their semifinal matches against Wick and Wesbrook and against Williams and Weber respectively.
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Cleveland, CO
Fred Alexander
Ned York
S. Howard Voshell
Brooklyn
Alex Gravem
Robert Kinsey
San Francisco
Longwood Cricket Club
Wick
Cleveland
Wesbrook
Detroit
Williams
Weber
Chicago
Folding dashboard and front step on electric delivery truck
An electric delivery truck features a folding dashboard and a front mounted step to ease entry and loading. This design aims to improve driver comfort and accessibility for loading cargo.
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J. J. Schuler
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Pearl Watkins
Logan
J. R. Harvey
Jacksonville
Mr. Watkins
Ina Beverage
Washington, D. C
Mrs. C. B. Beverage
H. R. Wilson
Denver
Salt Lake City
Portland
Seattle
Yellow Stone Park
Canadian Rockies
James Biddle
Steubenville
Johns. Biddle
Major Biddle
Coblenz
Germany
B. G. Dorsey
Albany
A. D
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Harry Zinn
Morgantown
D. C. Cornwell
Mariette Covert
Gillespieville
Mr. Cornwell
Jane Kelley
David Higley
Will Bobo
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Mac
New Vienna
Westerville
Roy Haddox
Bobo
Lucile Reed
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
W. B. Lawrence
Frances Hatch
Denny Sullivan
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Tyrer
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EAST
Lostro
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