D C Thomas, Glouster native, dies after fall from Columbus building
D C Thomas 67 coal operator and former Glouster resident died Monday after falling from the fifteenth floor of a Columbus building. He had led coal ventures in Ohio and West Virginia and served as general superintendent for Continental Coal Co. Survived by his widow and six children with funeral planned in Columbus Wednesday.
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PD. C. Thomas
Columbus
Glouster
Thomas
Sunday Creek Valley
Trimble
Hollister
Continental Coal Co
West Virginia
Piney Fork Coal Co
Panhandle Collieries Co
King, Avenue
Cassie Wilson
Athens
Alfred Thomas
Emmaline Rosso
Deborrah Lewis
Margaret Carpenter
Pittsburg
Grace Shaffer
Dayton
John Weitzel
Jacksonville
Gibson
Maplewood
Weitzel
Manslaughter Charge Filed Against Drunken Driver
Columbus reports a manslaughter charge will be filed against 21 year old Andy Fuleki after police say his intoxicated driving caused the death of 23 year old Joseph Paul. Paul was killed when his car left the road and overturned into a ditch, with Paul thrown through the windshield.
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Columbus
Andy Fuleki
Fuleki
Joseph Paul
Paul
Vitality and Strength Follow This Advice in Cambridge
Mrs FE A Stevens of Cambridge Ohio shares how Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription revived her nervousness and weakness after trying many remedies. She reports six bottles restored her health and cheer, urging others to obtain the tonic from local druggists and seek Dr. Pierce's free medical advice in Buffalo New York.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
FE. A. Stevens
Tierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Governor Won't Act To Close Sunday Movies
Governor Donahey stated he will not initiate statewide action to shut Sunday picture houses. He assured the Lord's Day alliance officials that enforcement will occur if a specific complaint against law enforcement arises, and pledged state laws will be enforced. A campaign committee led by clergy will organize a headquarters push in Columbus.
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Columbes
Donahey
Lord's Day Alliance
State Supreme Court
Lord's Pay Alliance
Niles
Syracuse
N. Y
H. L. Bowlby
New York City
David G. Wylie
Walter Whallon
Zanesville
Bates Memorial Service At Hates Church Sunday
Memorial services will be held at the Bates Church on Sunday at 2 PM. Rev. Floyd Gale will deliver the address of the day and all soldiers from the vicinity are invited. Mexico produced almost 25 percent of the world's oil in 1920.
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Mexico
A Stylish Dress Pattern for Mature Figures
The Messenger Pattern Dept presents a crease friendly dress model with new features and comfortable lines. It suits crepe weaves linen ratine and alpaca and works with or without panels and sleeves in wrist length or shorter. Sizes range 36 to 48 inches bust. A 38 inch size needs 54% yards of 36 inch material without vest and collar.
Dress pattern pricing and yardage notes
The notice describes fabric requirements and pattern pricing for dressmaking. It states four percent yards are required for short sleeve versions and a width of two percent yards at the dress foot. A pattern is mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents in one-cent stamps.
Athens Red Cross Given War Books
Athens County Red Cross chapter received four books on war work for public use. Titles include The American Red Cross in the Great War, With the Doughboys in France, American Red Cross Work Among the French People, and The Passing Legions. Books may be obtained by applying at the Athens county chapter offices.
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Red Cross
Europe
Athens County
Limited Volumes Available Amid Select National Distribution
The passage notes only a limited number of volumes were available and recipients were carefully selected by the national organization, indicating controlled distribution and selective allocation.
Couple Missing After Wilderness Tale Sparks Hunt
State troops and police dogs resumed searching June 3 for Miss Helen Cole and Charles Carter in mountain woods near Mountain Lakes New Jersey. The missing 24 year old sculptress and 25 year old man left the Crowell home after an assertion she could live in the wilderness with her bare hands.
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Mountain Lakes
N. J
Helen Cole
Charles Carter
James E. Crowell
Borah Plan Rejected by House in Campaign Publicity Vote
The House defeated Senator Borah's publicity plan 1457 to 133 as a rider on the Postal Pay bill. It replaced Borah with Representative Cable of Ohio's plan, which is stricter than the current law but less rigid than Borah's proposal.
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Washington
William F. Borah
House of Representatives
Borah
Senate
House
Representative Cable
Ohio
Senator Borah
Men With White Donkey Jailed After Public Parade
Jim Hunter of Cawthorne and F. M. Matheny of this city were stopped near Tedrow's barn by Patrolman McLaughlin while riding a horse and buggy with a pint of white mule. Hunter faced transporting charges and Matheny possession. both pled guilty before Mayor Lax and were fined $100 plus costs. Matheny paid and released, Hunter remained confined.
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Nelsonville
Jim Hunter
Cawthorne
F. M. Matheny
Tedrow
West Washington Street
McLaughlin
Hunter
Matheny
Lax
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D.C. Thomas
D. C
Rumer Yaw
Detroit
Mrs. J. V. Yaw
W. FE. Sheeran
Cleveland
John Thornton
Atty
Geo. W. Rose
Staunton
Stanton Military Academy
Treut
Harold Rose
Lieut. Rose
Camp Custer
Mich
U. S
L. L. Snowden
White Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
E. A. Stevens
Pharmacy
Prescription
Rich
Messen
Ger
Stantial Savings
Messenger Pattern Dept
Athens Red Cross
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Building
Jaques
Jaques Capsule CO
Plattsburg, N. Y
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Thos. J. West
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio
Beasley
Edward
Duces
Ford
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Pabst
BEAS
Ley
Golden Dream Brand Coffee
Grocer
Leurass
Swanson Furniture Co
Middleport
I Peoria
Wes Esnomvarares
Sucrene
Castile
The
Lake FE
Tru-Lax
Daniele OO
So Beene Shovel Co
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
Athens,o
Kansas
Goodness
Vesper Brand
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