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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
2
Hundreds toured Dan Rardin’s Morris and May avenue residence during Thursday and Friday open house. The 16 room stone and stucco house features cedar lined closets, built in cabinets, sun porch, mahogany doors, cedar closets, and a full basement with a Turkish bath and centralized meter board for easy inspection.
Frank Anderson, education director for Jones Company, was found dead by a bullet in his Kansas City hotel room. Beside him lay his wife Marie Beal, a nurse from Springfield, who suffered a self-inflicted wound. A death note and a haunting poem were found with a staged scene including a dagger image. Police await healing of the injured nurse while investigators examine motive.
A Central News dispatch from Vienna cites Neu Re Presse reports that Nicolai Lenine head of the Russian Soviet government is suffering apoplexy and his condition is worsening, with latest advices received from Helsingfors.
Columbus June 3 The last 5 million of Ohio soldier bonus bonds brought from New York are being stamped with the Ohio seal by Attorney General Price and State Auditor Tracy in preparation for distribution.
City bosses in Atlanta issue a strict on duty smoking ban for policemen. Any officer caught smoking or drinking at any time, day or night, faces immediate discharge based on breath odor evidence.
Athens citizens urged to back a broadened recreation program led by the city park commission and the board of education. Kiwanis sponsors fund collection while teachers and volunteers plan play hours for young children and supervised activities for older kids, with needed funding from a mix of city support and public subscriptions.
Moscow reports that Russia will stick to the May 11 Genoa memorandum at the Hague Conference opening June 15. The note says Russia seeks no concessions beyond Genoa terms, with U S. policy and coalitions shaping any possible exchange of commercial rights for loans. It hints at U S Japan Siberia tensions and warns of possible untoward U S Japanese deals.
Mathilde McCormick, 17, granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, will marry Max Oser without a court injunction. Edith Rockefeller McCormick, her mother, will not sue Harold F. McCormick to block the marriage. The dispute will be settled privately within the family.
A foreign affairs commis sar, Dr Karachan, acting for absent George Tchitcherin, commented on potential arrangements between America and Russia. The statement signals diplomatic channels remain open despite leadership gaps.
Mortimer L. Schiff of Kuhn Loeb defied the Lockwood committee and refused to testify about the merger of three independent steel firms. Prosecutors sought details on the alleged 20 million dollar financing arranged by the Kuhn Loeb firm for the deal.
June 3. Britain prepares for possible reoccupation of Ireland if talks with Angio Irish break down. Additional troops with heavy artillery vehicles and air support move toward Belfast. Officials say 50 000 troops could be replaced within a week. Lord Cavan and other experts advise concentrating forces in Ulster before advancing south.
The Rev Mr Bridgeman of New York City the secretary of the Ameri canization board will speak at the Episcopal churches at Athens 10 30 a m Sunday McArthur 2 30 p m and Nelsonville 7 p m. Mrs Helen Blackburn catcher at University of Colorado is recovering from a broken nose after stopping a fast shot behind the bat.
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