Martial strike on steamer Mallory Line details unclear
An unclear report mentions a declaration of martial law on a Mallory Line steamer and Morgan Line vessel. Weasels loaded by unnamed stevedores under protection boards. Also notes Peay or Mrs. Robert F. Bishop visiting Mr. A. W. Uliom in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martial Jay
Mallory Line
Morgan Line
Robert F. Bishop
Columbus
A. W. Uliom
Clarence Kyle
Athens
Ce Pennell
Buckeye Lake
Chubb Munds Nuptial Blesses June Wedding at Home
Miss Catharine Chubb and Mr. William C. Munds wed in a June afternoon ceremony at the Chubb residence. Rev. C. L. Strecker officiated as music and floral details enhanced the simple elegant service. Guests from Cleveland, Chicago, Pottsville and beyond attended before the couple departed for a six week honeymoon at the northern Lakes. They will reside in Cleveland where Munds works with the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Noss
R. P. Sebing
Ot Hactner
Miss None
Katherine McKee
Ora Austin
Mina Constance Leete
Mins el Cline
Greta Lash
Merriam
George 8. Austin
Misa Flora Austin
Cleveland
Theodore Byers
M. Downer
Monogahela
Catharine Chubb
Pottsville
William Chubb
Rosalyn
Miss
Maud Cary
Chicago
Ill
Everett Cline
Faye Cline
Albany
Thornton Merriam
Munds
Signal Corps
France
Wallace Hardie
Kent Meyers
Northern Lakes
Mr. Munda
Richeson Hosts B I E Club Year-End Gathering
Dean and Mrs J J Richeson of 35 Park Place hosted the B I E club's last meeting of the year. About 50 attendees including department seniors enjoyed the annual hospitality event at the Richesons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Richeson
Park Place
Dean Richeson
Normal College
Athens Social Calendar Brews News of Travellers and Graduates
Readable fragments describe visits and illnesses in Athens with Dr. Grover of Huntington visiting after 28 years, Ohio University connections for Helen Redmon Ruth Redmon and Lora Briggs, and multiple family and college events. Also notes trips to Pt Pleasant Buckeye Lake and Lawrence Kansas with commencement activities in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Grover
Huntington
W. Va
Heilgabeth Beatty
Maria Grover
East State Street
Grover
Athens
University of Michigan
Louisville
United States
Helen Redmon
Ruth Redmon
W. H. Worthman
Poplar Avenue
Ohio University
Manington
Ruth
Ohio Wesleyat
H. G. Jefferson
B. J. Hooper
Lora Briggs
Pt. Pleasant
Recovery Praise for Tanlac Helps Toledo Woman
Mrs. Lula Hoover of Toledo Ohio describes a long illness with stomach pains headaches nervousness and weight loss she credits Tanlac with a remarkable recovery She reports improved appetite steadier nerves better sleep and nine pounds gained She notes family and neighbors now praise her improvement and lists local sellers The Cline Pharmacy Co Taylor Son and F W Gibson distribute Tanlac in nearby cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Hoover
Hobart St
Toledo
Ohio
Tanilac
Taniac
Noth
Tanlac
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Amesville
F. W. Gibson
Weather Outlook and Storms Across Ohio and Tennessee
Forecast for June 14 to 19 calls for generally fair and warm weather with occasional showers and thunderstorms. Rain fell around Athens Saturday night and Sunday with a light sprinkle here, while Nelsonville and surrounding areas reported a violent thunderstorm. Northern winds indicated a distant storm near Harding with a silver lining. Autos arriving from the north show mud spatter from heavy rains upstream, and yesterday’s thunder was heard southeast of Athens with several districts reporting needed rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Vay
Tennessee
Athens
Chicago
Convation
Nelsonville
Harding
France Interested in Harding as Republican Candidate
Paris reports little interest in the Republican nominating convention and sparse public discussion. Officials hope a Harding victory would bring a broad minded approach to international affairs and discourage immediate advocacy of foreign policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Warren G. Harding
Republican Party
Harding
America
Two Die After Delaware and Hudson Train Collision
Two men were killed and their bodies burned after a rear end collision on the Delaware and Hudson railroad at Ganzvoort near Saratoga today. A third man was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Delaware and Hudson
Ganzvoort
Saratoga
Former soldier accused in Elwell murder due to jealousy
New York police and the district attorney's office cite jealousy over Elwell’s attention to the shooter’s wife as the motive for the murder of Joseph Brown Elwell, a racing man and whist expert, at his home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Brown Elwell
District Attorney’s Office
Jealossy
Elwell
Detective Sues D A Swann and A Dooling for Conspiracy
Gaston B. Means, private detective, files suit for 1 009 000 in US district court claiming District Attorney Edward W. Swann and Assistant John P. Dooling conspired to convict him of murder. Means had been charged in the Maude A Rob inson King case but was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward W. Swann
John P. Dooling
United States District Court
Gaston B. Means
Swann
Means
Maude A. Robinson King
James C. King
Chicago
Pattern Suit for Boys 3 to 6 Years in Various Fabrics
This advertisement outlines a children's suit pattern suited for serge velvet corduroy tweed or cheviot and for wash fabrics like gingham chambray galatia khaki drill and linen. It offers four sizes 3 4 5 and 6 years with size 4 needing 3 yards of 27 inch material and notes a mailed pattern on receipt of 12 cents.
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Galatia
Hope Harding Seeks Middle Path in Foreign Policy
London reports on Warren G Harding as Republican nominee favoring a middle course in international affairs if elected. Commentary notes relief over Hiram Johnson’s defeat and says White House choice is an American politics question with Harding having an excellent record and a flexible platform.
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London
Warren G
Chicago
Hiram Johnson
California
Great Britain
United States
White House
Harding
Democrats plan immediate attack on Harding platform
Democrats in Washington move to launch an offensive on the Republican platform after the San Francisco convention, aiming to undermine Senator Harding. They will time their charges to fit the convention outcome and keep focus on Wood or Lowden earlier, shifting strategy as parties rally.
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Washington
San Francisco
Harding
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Borah
Senate Expenditures Committee
Lowdon
Chicago
Cut This Out and Take it With You
A cautionary note advises readers to cut out this item to ensure obtaining Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion. The article suggests the old remedy brings satisfaction unlike last minute substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Whiskey Ring Smashed Under Probe In Detbert
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a whiskey ring crackdown linked to an investigation in Detbert, with scattered words about letters, tolls, and a scare for those involved. The readable pieces point to a law enforcement action against illicit liquor distribution.
Eagle Scout Donald Addicott Honored in Athens
Superintendent Morgan hosted a luncheon at Hotel Berry for the Eagle Scouts of Athens. The event honored the latest Eagle Scout, Donald Addicott, with attendees including Robert Jones, William Moler, Lewis Brown, and Floyd Brown while Gordon Bush and Walter Muir were absent.
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ED Supt
Morgan
Hotel Berry
Eagle Scouts of
City of
Athens
Donald Addicott
Robert Jones
William Moler
Lewis Brown
Floyd Brown
Gordon Bush
Walter Muir
League Council Meets to Address Enzeli Caspian Crisis
London observers report the League of Nations council convened at the request of Persia to act as peace-maker under Article II. Prince Firouz urged action over Bolshevik bombardment of Enzeli and capture of ships once commanded by General Denikin, adeposed anti Bolshevik leader.
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London
League of Nations Council
Prince Firouz
Caspian
Enzeli
Denikine
English Inventor Develops Rapid Loading Magazine Attachment
An English inventor introduces a pistol attachment that loads filled magazines into firearms as fast as needed. The device promises quicker reloading for automobile pistols, potentially changing field operation and maintenance expectations.
Harding Clinches Nominating Win on Tenth Ballot
Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio secured the Republican nomination at the Chicago convention on the tenth ballot after a long roll call. He led with about 375 votes on nine ballots and reached 520 votes by the end, with a near unanimous result after a brief halt. Governor Coolidge was named for vice president on the first ballot.
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Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Chicago
Harding
Coolidge
Baseball in National League keeps vaudeville pace with Cards surging
Henry J. Farrell notes the St. Louis Cards improve from fifth to third by winning five of six, scoring most and allowing fewest runs. Rickey’s club leads as Moran’s Cubs falter and umpires eject players. In the American League, the Yankees surge with 6 of 8 wins and 94 hits for 60 runs. Rip Collins Eagles a promising rookie, while the Athletics and Tigers swap spots in the cellar with Detroit climbing out.
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Henry J. Farrell
United Press
New York
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn
Giants
St. Louis
Rickey
Robins
Sever
Moran
Sernatan
Red Company
Nogect
Neale
A Sallee
Poly
Speaker
Indians
Yanks
Huggins
Rip Collins
Texas
Athletics
Tigers
Train Wreck Death Toll Seen Large in Chicago
A Pere Marquette passenger train from Grand Rapids and other Michigan resorts collided head on with a freight train in South Chicago. Early reports say as many as 15 passengers were killed and fire departments with doctors and nurses rushed to the scene as both trains burned.
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Chicago
Pere Marquette
Grand Rapides
Michigan
Local residents visit kin and travel through Mason
Miss Wilco Kontz teaches in Huntington and stops in Mason to visit old schoolmates. Herman Retemire returns from Kentucky oil work. Miss Catherine Miller travels to Wheeling to visit relatives. Ada Baterson visits her feeble father Joseph in Huntington. Mrs. Arthur Cleary sells Second Street property and plans to move to Woodlawn Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilco Kontz
Huntington
W. Va
Columbus
Herman Retemire
Kentucky
Catherine Miller
Wheeling
Joseph Baterson
James Bailey
Pomeroy
James Diehl
Charles Gibbs
Hartford
Young
Pittsburg
Joseph
Jack Myers
Three Fined in Court of Mayor
In police court this afternoon Okey Hall pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and drunkenness and was fined $50 plus costs by the mayor for singing and engaging in a noisy argument. Robert Jones and Walter Williams were fined $10 with costs for other charges after being picked up by volunteers.
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Okey Hall
Belin and
Cady
Robert Jones
Walter Riams
Costa
Aether
Slended Seilty
Funeral Party for Tatalos Held in Hocking Valley Procession
Funeral services for the deceased Lady of Tatalos will be held Tuesday morning at 11 oclock. Four men will accompany the body to Pittsburg: William Matthews Steve Tatalos brother of the dead man Nick Con stand and Stelios Tauronis cousin of the deceased. Services will be in the Greek Orthodox church at Pittsburg.
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Tatalos
Hocking Valley
Pittsburg
William Matthews
Steve Tatalos
Man
Nick Constand
Stelios Tauronis
Rheumatism sufferer praises Dreco remedy
James Tanner of Lancaster narrates his long battle with rheumatism joints pain and stiffness. He credits gradual relief to Dreco and urges others with rheumatic symptoms to consider the product as a beneficial treatment. Creed is sold by progressive druggists nationwide and recommended in Athens by The Cline Pharmacy Co.
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Rand
James Tanner
The
North Western Gas Co
Fairfield Hotel
Lancaster
Nina
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
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Deering
Brooks & Fierce
Caloric
Dainty Dorothy
Dainty
Dorothy
U. S
Perea Lome
Ion Ansel
Star Mineral Water Works
Ociety
E. F. Black
Dalton Academy
C. B. Humphrey
Fannie Minear
H. L. Steenrod
J. F. Stavens
L. V. Brown
Black
Anna May Fensel
Helen Leach
Robert Cross
Nesbit Roual Sdion
Edward L. Dumaree
Warren
Arthur H. Dumaree
Chillicothe
Roy Baylor
Grosvenor Street
W. J. Dumaree
Saylor
Lillian Horn
Lawrence
Kansas
Logan High School
W. W. Coe
Harold Boommeensy
B. G. Chapman
Guysville
Millersport
O. O. Fordyce
J. B. Allen
Helen
Florida
Ft. 1
Lauderdale
Dan Sams
Jack
Fridey
Jack Sams
3. M. Higgins
Baltimore
Johns Hopking
Monroe
D. H. Thomas
Marietta
J. W. Baughman
Virgil
Everett
Virgil Baughman
Mary Louise
Bessie Belle
New Marshfield
Don C. Coultrap
Frances
Franklin
Helen Bullock
Hast Cleveland
Lillian Hauschilds
Nag
Misa Hazel Roach
J.C. Jennings
West State Street
G. M. Conine
Olive of
Pataskala
Irene Aber
B. M. Gibson
University Terrace
Lola Worthman
New Plymouth
Mrs. O. E. Fri
Alpha Delta Pi
North H
Delbert T. Robinson
Charleston
J. T. Merwin
C. D. Hopkins
Carl Beasley
W. H. Cooper
C. C. Millikan
A. B Roe
GrapeNouts
Mrs. Hoover
Hope Harding
Mason
Creco
Germany
Italy
Britain
Hurepinson & Stickney Avhens
Ome
Harare
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