Palmer Declares Post Blocked Deportation Efforts
Washington June 1 Assistant Attorney General Palmer charged before the House Rules Committee that Post sought to block deportation enforcement and discredit government officials. He cited 40 cases of alleged law violations by Post and alleged sympathies with anarchists, listing bombs and guns found in multiple raids.
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Palmer
POST
Fwashington
Tolesale
Almer
National Opular Government League
Uall
Emma Goldman
Ludovico Caminette
Paul Burton
Detroit
Ernest Knoepfel
St. Paul
Pietro Baldersetto
Serafino Grandi
Paterson
N. J
Franz Widmer
Alberto Guabello
Tom Miliouszke
Milwaukee
Franc Jaworski
Hartford
Conn
Mike Cr
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Toledo
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Martens
Ferdinand Peterson
Justice Department
Peterson
Noxorteva
Man Held on First Degree Murder Charge After Family Tragedy
Howard, arraigned in Ames county on a first degree murder charge, held without bond. He received medical attention after injuring himself with an axe to his head following the killings of his father and mother. Prosecution may convene a special grand jury. Bill Breaker also jailed for auto theft. Howard expressed remorse as deputies reported his father’s death.
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Har
Lewis
Amesville
Helwig
Wood & Johnson
Howard
Nty
Lance
McKinley
Bartels
Bill Breaker
Athens alumni banquet tickets on sale for June 7
Tickets for the Athens High School alumni banquet are on sale at 1.25 each from Dr Stu Aat and Clarence Clifford. Dinner starts at six with initiation and lunch to follow. Endorsed by Exalted Ruler Ila Butcher.
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Athens High School
Dr. Stuaat
Clarence Clifford
Stufe Offard
Ilra Butcher
Exalted
Checks Figure In Expense Probe
Nine checks said to have been sent into Missouri by campaign managers for Governor Lowden featured in the Senate committee on expenses hearings. Robert E. Moore testified he received one from Jacob Babler of St. Louis and planned to hold it until Lowden’s nomination, then said he would return it. He added he and Nat Goldstein went to Springfield, Illinois, to see Lowden before the check arrived.
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Washington
Missouri
Lowden
Senate Committee On
Robert E. Moore
Jacob Babler
St. Louis
Reed
Moore
Babler
Nat Goldstein
Springfield
Iil
Bloom enters race for Ohio governor nomination
Columbus June 1 Earl D Bloom of Bowling Green Ohio former Lieutenant Governor filed his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for that office with the Secretary of State today.
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Columbus
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Ohio
Secretary of State
Presbyterians to Honor Mr Morgan Friday Evening
Athens Presbyterian church will host a reception Friday at 7 p m in honor of Superintendent Morgan. A committee chaired by James D Brown with session and board of trustees members arranged the program. Members from all church departments and organizations are urged to attend and acknowledge his exceptional labors.
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Athens Presbyterian Church
Morgan
James D. Brown
Friendly Society
Democrats Nominate Athens County Ticket for August Primaries
The mass meeting of Athens county Democrats and the county central committee selected the slate for county offices in August. Nominated: County commissioner W. J. Wright. Probate Judge Emmett Keenan. Prosecuting Attorney A. Bruce Wells. Treasurer C. G. Dew. Sheriff James S. McClanahan. Recorder J. Arthur Walsh. Clerk of courts W. A. Pride. Representative Harry Edington. State central committee endorsed Henry Cotner. Joe Richards chaired. James A. Brown secretary.
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Athens County
Court House
Wilson
Ohio
W. J. Wright
Buchtel
Emmett Keenan
Athens
A. Bruce Wells
C. G. Dew
Nelsonville
James S. McClanahan
Canaan Township
J. Arthur Walsh
Athens Township
W. A. Pride
Glouster
Harry Edington
Henry Cotner
State Central Committee
Joe Richards
County Central Committee
James A. Brown
Notice to Settle Home Furnishing Company
Surviving partner M E Twiss and administrator L G Worstell demand immediate settlement of all debts of the Home Furnishing Company of Athens Ohio due to the death of W W Daggett. Call at the Athens store to settle accounts. Date June 1 1920.
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Home Furnishing Company
Athens
Ohio
W .W. Daggett
M. E. Twiss
L. G. Worstell
W. W. Daggett
Reverend Murch to speak at chamber lunch on Athens past and future
Rev. D. Murch will address the chamber of commerce midweek lunch about Athens yesterday today and tomorrow. The event is expected to draw a full house as he shares observations from years in the city and offers views on its future goals. Announcements will cover the annual meeting and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. D. Murch
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Murch
Fire Traps Men Aboard Steamship Powhatan at Brooklyn Pier
Fire broke out aboard the Powhatan steamship at a Brooklyn pier. Several men in the hold were trapped by flames and sought refuge in the ice-box as rescue squads and firemen fought the blaze.
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New York
Brooklyn
Government seeks dismissal of Quaker Oats anti trust case
The government asked the Supreme Court to dismiss the long running anti trust proceedings against Quaker Oats. The action ends the case stemming from the 1911 merger of Great Western Cereal Company and Quaker Oats.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Quaker Oats Company
Great Western Cereal Company
Ohio Supreme Court Rules on Prohibition Referendum
The Ohio Supreme Court held that ratification of a constitutional amendment by a legislature is final and blocked a referendum on the woman suffrage amendment. The decision reverses a lower court ruling that the prohibition referendum was legal and challenges attempts to withdraw ratification for national prohibition.
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Washington
Ohio
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
George S. Houch
Cincinnati
Harvey Smith
Legion Officers to Be Elected at Evening Meeting
A local American Legion meeting is held this evening with officers to be elected and strong attendance urged to ensure a full slate.
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The
American Legion
Memorial Day Observance By Civil War Veterans In Athens
About forty Civil War veterans gathered Monday to honor fallen comrades from the sixties with grave flowers and churchyard salutes. The observance included a morning service at Athens State Hospital, a procession with Boy Scouts and Ohio National Guard units, and salutes at West State Catholic and West Union cemeteries. Attorney J P Wood delivered the afternoon address praising Civil War, Spanish-American War, and World War veterans and marking the veterans as guardians of memory.
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Company L
Ohio National Guard
Drum Corps
Athens
Athens State Hospital
O. F. Rowland
J. P. Wood
America
Wood
Lowdenesquires Optimism as Delegation Hearings Persist
Chicago June 1 Leaders backing Governor Lowden showed optimism as the Republican national committee resumed hearings on contested delegations. Eight delegates seated, seven from Arkansas and one from Alabama, are seen as aligned with Lowden. Early ballots project Wood led with 288 votes, Lowden 177, Johnson 161, Butler 88, Sproul 76, Harding 48, Coolidge 29, Sutherland 16, Poindexter 14.
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Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Republican National Committee
Will Hayes
Lowdon
Alabama
Arkansas
Leonard Wood
Lowdon Organization
Wood
Lowden
Hiram Johnson
Nicholas Murray Butler
William C. Sproul
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Howard Sutherland
Miles Poindexter
National
George W. Bean
H. L. Anderson
District of Columbia
Georgia
Roscoe Pickett
Henry L. Johnson
Pickett
Johnson
I O O F Athens Encampment 1751 Notice
All members of the I O O F Athens Encampment 1751 are present tonight at 7 30. Work in the Patriarch degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Double funeral after Amesville family murder recall
A double funeral will be held Wednesday at ten at the Howard home near Amesville for Lewis Howard and his wife murdered by their son Ross Howard. Burial follows at West Union Street Cemetery in Athens after services delayed for their daughter Mrs. McKinley’s arrival from New Mexico.
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Howard
Amesville
Lewis Howard
Ross Howard
McKinley
New Mexico
West Union Street
Athens
L. H. Baughman
Medical Association In Session At Toledo Meeting
Toledo June 1 prominent physicians and surgeons from across the state gather for the Ohio state medical association three day session opening. It marks the forty seventh annual meeting with focus on urban health problems and demonstrations of modern surgical and therapeutic methods by leading practitioners.
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Toledo
Ohio State Medical Association
Mecklen burg meetings disrupted as mobs attack speakers
Berlin reports say speakers at two Mecklen burg political meetings were attacked and seriously injured by mobs. Campaign disturbances grow. rumors claim landowners flee to Berlin after plots by farm hands to seize estates and divide them with workers.
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Berlin
Mecklenburg
Interurban Crash Near Akron Kills Five
Catherine ferty remains in serious condition after an interurban collision at Hoover Stop Sunday night. Five passengers died: Eva ferty 18 Sylvester Elmer Rafferty and Luc Barcus 19 plus two others. Motorman J C Wallach said the Akron bound car traveled about 25 mph and the impact broke air lines and brakes. Victims were recent arrivals from Grampian Pa employed in rubber factories.
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Akron
Catherine’ Ferty
Hoover Stop
Miss Evaferty
Sylvester Elmer Rafferty
Mies Luc Barcus
J. C. Wallach
Miss Barcus
Grampian
Slaying of American Lecturer Under Probe in Beuben
Berlin June 1 The American Mission asks Peral Ler ond chief of the French Commission to Upper Silesia to investigate the shooting of Arnold Helde an American lecturer killed by a French guard in Beuben. A passport found in Heide’s possession described him as American and traveling for propaganda lectures. German Foreign Office says Heide may be French but both sides deem him American. Reports say a tram was stopped he was arrested and shot during a dispute with soldiers. he died instantly.
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Berlin
Peral Lerond
Upper Silesia
Arnold Helde
Beubhen
Heide
Beuben
United States
France
Athens Hi Seniors Put On Two Nights For Play The Man Who Went
Tickets on sale today under Mr Mardis and Miss Osborne of the A H 8 faculty for the senior play The Man Who Went to be staged over two evenings. Window cards are out and a ticket rush occurred as chart opened for the college play Stop Thief this week.
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Athens Hi
Mardis
Miss Osborne
Community role in industrial progress highlighted by judge
Judge C. E. Peoples spoke at the First Church on capital and labor urging community participation in industry. He argued a court or commission should arbitrate labor and capital disputes with broad representation to protect consumers.
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C. E. Peoples
First Church of Christ
Church of Christ
Judge Peoples
Pomeroy
Peoples
Ity
Protest Over Gar Assignments Shocks Ohio Coal Field
A Washington protest by Secretary Bryson of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and other leaders criticizes the Esch-Cummins act interpretation on railroad car allocation to mines. The group urges Congress to fix unequal car distribution harming next winter coal supplies.
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C. H. Bryson
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Federated Boards of Trade of
Southeastern Ohio
John W. Moore
Green Ohio Mine Workers
R. Lesergt
ee ee McKinney C ‘oal _ Exchange
Walter J. James
United Mine Workers of America
I. M. Foster
Washington
McCulloch
House
Harding
Senate
Bryson
Foster
Northwest
Both
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congressman Fess
Ohio Mine Workers
Negroes and Sailors In Rage Riots at Waukegan
Race clashes between sailors from the Great Lakes Training Camp and local Black residents flared yesterday in Waukegan Illinois. Provost guards and authorities report the situation under control with arrests at the training station this morning.
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Waukegan
Great Lakes
Blazier
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Bloom
Mr. Morgan
Tigret
Rev
Legion Meeting
Frothound
Medical Association
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