Social News Notes From New Marshfield Area
Local residents host and visit family and friends from New Marshfield and nearby towns. Private Luster Judy of the 54th Infantry is reported safe and stationed at Camp Mills after overseas service. Visitors include Fred C. Needham of Terra Haute and Sg t Herbert Allen, recently returned from overseas, plus Irene Redmond and Ruth Strahl pursuing music studies and summer classes.
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Uriah Judy
New Marshfield
Luster Judy
54Th Infantry
6Th Division
Camp Mills
Fred C. Needham
Terra Haute
Ind
Athens
P. G. Dowler
Cleveland
Mr. Needham
Needham
Ohio University Electrical Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ruth Strahl
Chicago
Burton Thatcher
Miss Strahl
Miss Allen
Ohio University
Alpha Xi Delta Hosts Dinner for Patronesses Alums
Alpha Xi Delta held a formal dinner at the Colonial for patronesses and visiting alumnae with thirty covers. Patronesses included Mrs. Worstell, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Twiss, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Ackley, and Mrs. Preston. They plan a Rose dance at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening June 16.
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Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Colonial
L. G. Worstell
W. H. McKee
M. E. Twiss
F. W. Bush
C. H. Harris
N. J. Wolfe
A. A. Atkinson
W. W. Ackley
John
Delta Tau Delta Banquet Returns After War Disbandment
After disbanding since 1916 for World War I, Delta Tau Delta members held a 55-person banquet at the Masonic Temple to resume annual festivities. The toast program featured veterans and active service members, with Prof. Hoover calling service members to stand. Officers and directors were elected for the house association.
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Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Masonic Temple
Delta Tau Delta
N. Hoover
W. A. Trone
J. F. Bateman
H. R. Wilson
Gordon K. Bolon
E. E. Hartford
H. R. Morris
D. J. Evans
Mark G. Hendrickson
House Association
A. B. Wells
Frank Gullum
George Parks
Alumni Banquet Confirms Chapter House Ownership Plan
Alumni at a banquet assured ownership of a chapter house before college opens next September. Attendees included R Lash Jr and A B Wells, with out of town guests from Cleveland Toronto Mt Sterling Columbus Geneva Wellsville Portsmouth Norwalk Wellston Amesville. Pledges John Reilly Ross M Gault Warner Altman. Delta Tau Delta dance planned at Masonic Temple tonight. Local socials noted with visits from Daughters of America rally and district convention.
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R. Lash Jr
A. B. Wells
T. N. Hoover
Loring Connett
Frank Gullum
Darrell Moore
Messrs. W. A. Hartford
Cleveland
E. E. Hartford
Toronto
Ross Alkire
Mt. Sterling
Clarence Murphey
Columbus
Harold Starkey
Geneva
Jamie Laverty Wellston
Carl Allebaugh
Wellsville
Robert Hess
Portsmouth
Art Francis
Norwalk
Dewey Goddard
Amesville
Messrs
John Reilly
Ross M. Gault
Warner Altsman
Masonic Temple
Rural Life Conference Set At University in July
The Rural Life Conference will be held July 23 to 25 at the University, organized by the Department of Rural Didactics. United States Commissioner of Education J. L. McBrien will attend all three days, with other church and state education leaders also slated to speak on rural life, church, school, home, and industry.
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Department of Rural Didactics
Altho
J. L. McBrien
United States Commissioner of Education
McBrien
Department of Education
F. M. Evans
Methodist Church
Wilcox
Presbyterian
Murch
Christian
F. B. Pearson
House Appropriations Pass Army Budget With Cuts
Washington June 13 The House approved the army appropriation bill after a three day debate totaling about 700 million dollars, cutting 110 million from the military committee’s recommendation and dropping the army to 300 000 men for the next fiscal year. A rider barred future wars department real estate purchases without Congress authority. The navy bill to follow aims to limit general debate.
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Washington
House
Military Committee
War Department
Congress
Butler
Naval Committee
Senate
Conference Committee
Peanut Candy Tied to Bronchitis Claims
Atlantic City June 13. Dr. Lambert Ott argues low alcoholic beverages are healthful under supervision while Dr. Chevalier Jackson warns peanut kernels in candy cause bronchial troubles in children. Other speakers dispute Ott's view at the American Medical Association meeting.
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Atlantic City
Lambert Ott
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Ott
Chevalier Jackson
Labor AFL Convention Seeks Dollar Stabilization and Free Russia
Plans at the AFL convention include stabilizing the dollar’s buying power, releasing political prisoners, organizing global labor, lifting Russia’s food embargo, changing Labor Day to May 1 as “labor’s own day,” and raising President Gompers salary. Resolutions also back Tyrone paper mill workers, Hamilton Beach strikers, and oppose importing goods that undermine American labor standards.
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Albin E. Johnson
United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Labor of the World
Russia
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
J. Brady
J. M. Barnes
A. F. of L
Peter Bollenbacher
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
A. Strickland
Portland
Ore
Gompers
Tyrone
Hamilton Beach
Racine
Wis
Abramson
San Francisco
Japan
Demonstrations Attend Hanging in Youngstown
In Toronto June 13 As Frank McCullough 24 of Youngstown Ohio was hanged for murder crowds gathered around the jail singing hymns and cheering amid a police clash that left 13 arrested and two officers struck bricks. McCullough warned others to avoid the wrong path and said his death was a warning. A security reserve of 60 constables stood by for the hanging’s aftercare.
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Toronto
Ontario
Frank McCullough
Youngstown
Ohio
Williams
McCullough
Jesus
Ellis
Deaths and Funeral of Mrs. T. W. Coe Albany
Mrs. T. W. Coe of Albany died at age 52 after January illness with nervous prostration. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at the family residence conducted by Rev. A. Y. Wilcox. Burial in Hebbardsville cemetery. She leaves husband, two daughters Mabel and Alta Coe, one son Harley deceased in infancy, and sister Mrs. L. Jones of Athens. Daughter of the late Mr and Mrs David S. Stewart of Albany.
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T. W. Coe
Albany
A. Y. Wilcox
Hebbardsville
Mabel
Alta Coe
Harley
L. Jones
Athens
David 8. Stewart
Railway men quit in strike at Manitoba city
Winnipeg June 13. The engine men and firemen threaten a walkout as an ultimatum to reinstate the police force is delivered to the city council. Arbitration board proposed. Federal Labor Minister Robertson insists on no settlement while the sympathetic strike remains. Campaign against aliens nets Austrians. nightly demonstrations continue.
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James T. Kolbert
United Prss
Winnipeg
Man
R. Brussell
Executive
Citizens
Striking Wiremen Target Telephone Workers in Walkout Push
Chicago and across the United States see committees of striking telegraphers mobilize telephone workers for a potential walk-out next Monday. J Konenkamp, head of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America, says demands are identical and says Postal officials were briefed before the strike but barred from collective bargaining by Postmaster General Burleson.
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Chicago
Ills
United States
J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers Union of America
FE. C. Collins
Postal Central Division
Collings
Big Holdup Foiled in New York Bank Cash Heist
June 13 report of six bandits who assaulted a bank messenger in New York as he carried nearly $100,000 in securities. Guards exchanged fire with the robbers. the gang fled in a car after failing to secure any money. One bandit was wounded.
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New York
Henry Boylan
Dernburg Proposes League-Backed World War Loan Idea
Berlin June 12. Dr Bernard Dernburg proposes an international loan for all belligerents guaranteed by the League of Nations as a solution to the economic situation.
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Berlin
Bernard Dernburg
The
Tagleblatt
League of Nations
Uncle Sam Lost Millions on Reeds
Washington reports that operating revenues of the principal railroads fell by 43,583,039 in April 1919 compared with April 1918, according to the Railroad Administration announcement.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Railroad Administration
310th Field Battalion to Arrive on Henderson Transport
War Department announced that the transport Henderson carries the 310th field battalion with signal corps headquarters medical and supply detachments and Companies A B and C. The 313th field battalion previously listed on the Henderson is not aboard.
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Washington
War Department
Henderson
310Th
Signal Corps
313Th
Offenders Clash as Workhouse Riot Breaks Out
In St Louis on June 13 officials battled to stop a renewed race riot at the City Workhouse. One hundred sixty five men fought with picks and hoes while nitroglycerine in battles wounded many. thirteen inmates were injured as the melee ended at six this morning after a dispute between a black man and a white man.
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ST. Louis
Railroads lose millions as government operation declines
Washington reports say government railways lost millions monthly with operating losses around 58 million for the month. Revenues rose by 10.3 million while operating expenses jumped 62.8 million. Net federal income from railroads fell to 27.3 million versus 71.4 million a year earlier, with traffic off about 16 percent and several mileage measures down across freight and car movements.
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Washington
British warships bombard Kronstadt, Stockholm reports
A Stockholm newspaper quoted by a news agency says British warships are pounding Kronstadt, the main naval defense of Petrograd. The report ties the action to ongoing battles in the Petrograd area.
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London
Today
Stockholm
Kronstadt
Petrograd
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