Relief money exhausted in Athens County
The Athens county Red Cross executive committee announced relief funds are exhausted and no further relief work will be done for now. Social programs led by Miss Irma Stanfield will continue, including community clubs, entertainments, and garden projects through local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Athens County
American Red Cross
Irma Stanfield
Miss Stanfield
Miss Starfield
Hamley Run
Glen Ebon
Sugar Cree
Sugar Creek
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Warrant Issued for Deputy Inspector in Mash Raid Incident
A warrant was issued for Deputy State Prohibition Inspector John Iddings of St. Clairsville after Health Officer Shannon Tilton alleged he poured mash from a raid on the Owls Club into an alley endangering community health.
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Martins Ferry
John
St. Clairsville
Shannon Tilton
Owls Club
Monogalia Steel Plant to Resume Operations in Week
The Monogalia Steel Plant at Padden City, a suburb idle for 18 months, will resume operations within the next week, employing 200 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
W. Va
Monogalia Steel
Padden City
Child Fatally Hurt Near Oberlin In Railway Accident
Three year old Helen Johnson walked from weeds into a railroad track and was struck by an electric car at 9 10 am. Her legs were crushed and she died en route to hospital. The incident occurred as she waved to a playmate. A second item notes the start of the trial of Father Adelard Delorme in Montreal for the murder of his half brother.
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Oberlin
Helen Johnson
Cleveland
Columbus
Southwestern
Montreal
Que
Adelard Delorme
T. L. Morgan Files Candidacy for Re-nomination as Clerk of Courts
T. L. Morgan, clerk of the Athens county common pleas court, filed a petition Thursday to seek renomination for the clerk of courts in the Republican primary on August 8. The Athens County Bar association endorsed his candidacy, noting his efficiency and service as former stenographer and current official.
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T. L. Morgan
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Sayre
Worstell
Wood
F. W. Bush
City Federation
C. M. Copeland
E. J. Jones
The
Bar Association
E. R. Walker
O. R. Hoisington
C. L
Athens County
Ohio
Rail wage cuts eyed for 350000 railroad workers
Chicago June 9 text says the United States railroad labor board will soon issue wage reductions affecting about 350 000 workers mainly clerks 220 000 in the clerical branch 22 000 in signals and 80 000 freight handlers and truckers Telegraphers 81 000 excluded for now strike concerns loom as observers warn trains could halt if telegraphers join in. Also Ford offer eyed at Muscogee Shoals project lease as House urged to act.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Signal Department
Ford
Washington
House of Representatives
Henry Ford
Muscile Shoals
Ala
House Military Affairs Committee
British Seize Ulster Front Strongholds As Peace Prospects Rise
Belfast dispatch says British troops hold all republican strongholds along the Ulster frontier and expect no further fighting. Republicans crossed into the Free State but were not pursued. Authorities promise recall of forces when peace is assured amid a night of sniper fire and armored car patrols.
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Belfast
Ulster
Governor Davis Declines renomination for Ohio Governor
Governor Harry L. Davis announced he will not seek a second term and urged an Ohio constitutional change to a four year governor’s term with no re election. He praised the Republican party and reviewed his administration noting savings from the Dunn Act and no deficiency bill next winter. Columbus Akron June 9. Congress man Charles Langdon Knight announced as a candidate for governor following Davis decision.
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Columbus
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Davis
Roy i
Akron
Charles Langdon Knight
14Th
Colura
Eddie Rickenbacker lands at Checkerboard field in cross-country flight
Captain Ed Rickenbacker, American ace, landed at Checkerboard field today on the second leg of his nonstop cross continent airplane trip during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Chicago
Eddie Rickenbacker
Checkerboard Field
Mores Added On Washington Regarding Land Reclamation Bill
The Senate today considered an amendment to the McCumber soldiers' bonus bill offered by Senator McNary of Oregon. The amendment involves a $3,500,000 land reclamation appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Kenyon College cornerstone laid and notable Ohio events
The record notes 1827 cornerstone ceremony at Kenyon College, 1873 death of Solomon Howard former Ohio University president in San Jose, 1890 Columbus streetcar strike riots, 1891 Catholic bishops general convocation in Cincinnati, and 1900 Henry Moeller named bishop of Columbus announced from Rome.
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Kenyon College
Solomon Howard
Ohio University
San Jose
Calif
Cincinnati
Columbus
Henry Moeller
Rome
Railroads seek White House aid amid cautious strike mood
Cincinnati June 9. AFL labor leaders draft a petition to President Harding seeking to avert wage cut backlash from the railroad labor board and to justify living wages as the strike vote looms. They warn the big four may withhold support, while appeals to carpenters aim to heal splits in the AFL building trades.
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Warren W. Wheaton
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor Convention
Railway Workers’ Union
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
B. M Jewell
American Federation of Labor
BIG Four
Building Trades Department
Samuel Gompers
Senate OKs Steubenville Ohio River bridge plan
The Senate authorized the construction of a bridge across the Ohio River at Steubenville, Ohio. The bridge must be built within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Senate
Ohio River
Steubenville
Secret Marriage of Teacher Shocks Oklahoma Board
Arnold Speaker, valedictorian of the 1922 high school class, announced on stage that his wife is Miss Mabel Jennings a popular teacher. The couple married May 21 1821 at Columbus Kaw and kept the affair secret until he finished school. The board purchased them a silver set.
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Welch
Okla
Cupid
Arnold Speaker
Mabel Jennings
Board of Education
Speaker
Miss Jennings
Columbus
Kaw
Landlord seeks eviction over porch and stairs dispute
Rev. Frank M. Evans the Marietta Methodist superintendent faces eviction from 45 Morris Ave after J Maurice Hyde Athens Foundry manager filed a landlord complaint. Hyde alleges Evans and family retain possession, blocking Hyde’s use of front porch and stairs and an incident with a baby buggy escalated tensions. The hearing is set for Wednesday at 9 AM.
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Garden of Eden
Frank M. Evans
Marietta
Methodist Church
Morris Avenue
J. Maurice Hyde
Athens Foundry & Machine Co
Hyde
Helwig
Rev. Evans
Evans
Rosa Must be Boss of House in Akron Divorce Ruling
In Akron on June 9 Judge H C Spicer refused Rosa M Stenger a divorce decree. As the couple left the courtroom Stenger quipped you didn’t get it. Mrs Stenger then slapped him across the face in the courtroom before attorneys separated them. The report also notes Spanish girls who create Valencia fans earn about 35 cents daily.
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Akron
H. C. Spicer
Rosa M. Stenger
Stenger
Valencia
Senate weighs seizure plan to end coal strike
Washington reports a movement in the Senate to authorize the president to seize all mines in strike areas as a last resort to end the coal tie up. Senators from industrial belts and the agriculture bloc voiced support or consideration of the drastic action amid fears of a harsh winter and disrupted commerce.
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William K
Watchinson Ud. N. S
Ashington
Senate
Roosevelt
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Agriculture Bloc
Senate Labor Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Harding
Agricultural “Bloc
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Ladd
North Dakota
Rawson
Towa
Kenyon
Lenon
Wisconsin
Foster Ahead in Meigs County in 1922 Primary
June 9 1922 Meigs County papers report strong signals for I M Foster to win the Republican nomination for Congress over Robert Switzer. A supplemental petition from Foster allies counters Switzer claims and a joint statement urges renominating Foster. In Princeton New Jersey President Harding dedicates a monument to the Battle of Princeton and urges adherence to Washington era ideals.
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Pomeroy
Robert Switzer
Tenth
I. M. Foster
Foster
Meigs County
Republican Central Committee
Harry Bennett
Republican Executive Committee
John Sauvage
Meigs
Republican Central
Oliver Hartley
Tribune Telegraph AP
Switzer
Harding
Princeton
N. J
Washington
Ohio Wheat Crop Looks Fine Amid Good Weather
In Columbus on June 9 C J West a federal state agricultural statistician reported Ohio wheat prospects improved and with favorable weather the crop could reach 42 798 000 bushels or more than 4 000 000 above the five year average Last year s Ohio wheat output was about 14 500 000 bushels less than this year s estimate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
C.J. West
Senate to Act on 3.8 Billion Soldier Bonus Bill
Senator McCumber of North Dakota announced the 3.8 billion dollar soldier bonus bill will be called up in the Senate within weeks. With committee approval and calendar listing, McCumber expects a decision on paying adjusted compensation to World War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Paris Bohemian Quatz Arts Ball Ends After Night Of Excess
In Paris on June 9 the Quatz Arts ball ended at dawn after riotous revelry by art students and models from around the world. Tourists were rejected after failing an on-site art test, while guests admired extravagant floats, nude tableaux, and exotic costumes in a Hindoo temple styled hall.
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Herbert M. Davison
Paris
Eve
Abe Ixuskioad
Mystery Dunes Body Linked to Diana of the Dunes
Pittsburgh report details a charred unidentified man found eight miles east of Chesterton Indiana tied to the legend Diana of the Dunes and a man called Wilson who posed as her husband. Clues include a rifle in hand a radio set a camping outfit and the name Anderson on a suitcase Erickson on tickets. The body shows death likely since nearly May 29 Chicago.
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International News Service
Evening American Publishing Co
Chicago
Chesterton
Ind
Porter County
Indiana
Diana
Wilson
Anderson
Erickson
Trustee Repeats Suit For Money Against Hewitt Boden
John C Hewitt of Mineral petitions Athens county common pleas court to sue Hewitt Boden Co of Athens for 1387.15 with interest from Aug 16 1918 and a second suit for 5400 with interest from Aug 1 1917. He alleges trustee Chas Burt in assignment proceedings failed to act and neglected to file collection actions for his claims.
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John C. Hewitt
Mineral
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Hewitt Boden Company
Athens
Chas Burt
Hewitt
Hewitt-Boden Company
Franco-Roumanian Air Service Extended to Budapest
The Franco-Romanian Air Navigation company plans to extend its Paris to Prague and Warsaw route with a Prague to Vienna to Budapest service. It will operate three times weekly, taking two hours Prague to Vienna and two hours Vienna to Budapest.
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Washington
Franco-Romanian Air Navigation Company
Paris
Prague
Warsaw
Vienna
Budapest
War Department
Owner of Cleveland Club Dies in Chicago Home
James G. Dunn president of the Cleveland baseball club died at his Chicago home at 6 o clock this morning, a message reaching club officials in Cleveland said.
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Cleveland
Chicago
James G. Dunn
Cleveland Baseball Club
What Would You Do In Case of Fire
A reader asks about handling fires, smoke filled rooms, and aiding the overcome. The Fire Booklet from the National Board of Fire Underwriters explains first minutes actions, fire prevention, and householder steps. Send name address and two cents postage to Washington Information Bureau for a free copy.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
United States Bureau of Education
Washington Information Bureau
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T. L. Morgan Hoa
Judges and Bar Association
Rail Board
Lagal
Rosa
Pres. Roosevelt
Footer
Meng
Congress
Bohemia
Cient
Atlantic City Beach
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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