Local Notes A Stream of Visits Births and Travel
Mrs. Frank Freer returns from Columbus visit. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pritchard announce a son born Saturday. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parks. Miss Eliza Marsh of Logan visits Mrs. Isaac Hellyer. The Greers of Lakewood Fla. guest of the Gibbses. Mrs. Lon Red of Columbus visits Bremen. Edingtons visit Columbus with Gay Aumiller and Sam Hanley. Sniffen family moves to Kingwood West Virginia. Evanses welcome a son born Friday. Lancaster parents attend Delaware commencement. Hazel Hall and Hattie Weekly visit from Columbus. Thelma Phillips of Logan visits. Frank Gibbs travels to Alma, Michigan. Josephine Graham returns to Logan. Lucile Wells and E L Vaughn of Brooklyn guests at Bremen. E L Pensyle visits Columbus. Guy Young family return to Youngstown after visit. Young infant burial earlier. J F Sims visits Columbus.
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Eliza Marsh
Logan
Isaac Hellyer
James Greer
Lakewood
Fla
B. F. Gibbs
Lon Red
Columbus
Eleanor Edington
Elizabeth Edington
Gay Aumiller
Sam Hanley
Parker Sniffen
Alma
Mich
Josephine Graham
B. Ss. Sanders
Lucile Wells
E. L. Vaughn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bremen
E. L. Pensyle
Guy Young
Youngstown
Mr. Youngs
Mrs. Young
J. F. Sims
Entertaining Sunday Dinner Hosts Among Ohio Guests
Mr and Mrs Henry Verity hosted a noon dinner with guests Arden Allyn of Kenton C A Malone and daughter Betty Gray and son Charles of Akron, C A Hooper of Athens, and Ed Humphrey of Columbus visiting Grant hospital. Will Robertson of Columbus stayed with Deivert Davis. Corwin Andrews visits Logan today. On business Pean Beal and daughter Ala and Owen Beal of Athens join Will Dawson’s hosts.
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Henry Verity
Arden Allyn
Kenton
C. A. Malone
Betty Gray
Charles
Akron
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Ed Humphrey
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Will Robertson
Deivert Davis
Corwin Andrews
Logan
Pean Beal
Ala and
Owen Beal
Will Dawson
Record Attendance at Sunday School Session
The Christian Sunday school drew 417 attendees yesterday marking an impressive mid summer turnout not tied to a special date. A large audience witnessed a fine program with Children’s Day observed at night and foreign missions offering exceeding one hundred dollars.
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Christian Sunday School
Foreign Missions
Nelsonville ads list for sale and wants classifieds
A string of Nelsonville and surrounding area notices offer items for sale including a baby buggy a Morgan Gardner mining machine a carload of Fourth of July joy and various farm goods plus a hat sale at The Style Shop. Also listed are a team of horses a cream separator a Toledo computing scale and buggy gear with several J notices and a junk buying request by A B Neiman at 43 Campbell Street Bell.
Berry season near end with strawberry prices steady
Local farmers and grocers say strawberry season ends this week. Prices held steady around twenty five to thirty cents. Cherries arriving soon may be short. Dutch Ridge reports almost no crop this year.
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Dutch Ridge
Lewis Declines to Seek Democratic VP Nomination
J Hamilton Lewis former Illinois senator announced in Dallas that he will not pursue the Democratic nomination for vice president after revealing his decision last night.
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Dallas
Tex
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
One Big Union Denounced by OAM Gompers
Montreal June 14 J W Ogden representing the British congress challenged Prime Minister Lloyd George to a general election noting two parties in England Labor and the coalition while labor will welcome the issue The convention backed longshoremen strikes to favor the open shop Gompers warned against the one big union concept and praised upward labor progress The body honored killed soldiers and urged organizing women workers through the National Woman's Trade Union League noting wages have risen for many in Philadelphia and beyond.
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Montreal
Lloyd George
A. F. of L
J. W. Ogden
British Congress
England
Ogden
Labor Party
Labor
New York
Atlantic
Costello
Brooklyn
Gompers
United States
League of Nations
Ethel M. Smith
National Woman's Trade Union League
Philadelphia
Best Remedy for Stomach Trouble
Mrs Mamie Bertel of Moberly Missouri praises Chamberlains Tablets as the best remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. She has used them off and on for two or three years and says they relieve indigestion tone the liver and make her feel fine.
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Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Man Killed As Pere Marquette Train Hits Freight Near Chicago
One man R. Bateman of Holland Mich was killed when a Pere Marquette passenger train collided head on with a standing freight train near Chicago. Seven passengers were badly injured as wreckage caught fire and many were thrown from the coach. Engineer Louis Bekkering and fireman Carl Bradley of the passenger train were questioned at the police station. both were bruised and from Grand Rapids Mich.
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Chicago
United Press
Bateman
Holland
Mich
Here
Pere Marquette
Michigan
Louis Bekkering
Carl Bradley
South Chicago
Grand Rapids
Harding Invited for Presidential Day at Ohio State Fair
Senator Warren G. Harding received a telegram from N E Shaw state secretary of agriculture inviting him to speak at the Ohio State Fair on August 31. Shaw promised a 100000 audience if the invitation is accepted and the day would be named Presidential Day.
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Columbus
Warren G. Harding
N. E. Shaw
State Secretary of Agriculture
Shaw
Harding
President Wilson to define Armenia’s boundaries
Armenia seeks U S mandate as its boundaries are to be defined by President Wilson. Khatissian a former mayor of Ilis under Russia backs an American mandate and Armenia gains independence after centuries of Turk rule. Congress undecided on the mandate.
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Wilson
Armenia
U. S
Congress
Khatissian
Minis
Ter
Iflis
al Khatissian
Ohio University Opens 1920 Commencement Season
At 10 30 Sunday morning commencement exercises began with the baccalaureate address for the 1920 class by Professor J D Spaeth of Princeton at Ewing Hall Auditorium. The program featured solos a duet and a chorus with Miss Hawkins Mrs Thompson Mr Forsythe and Dr Thompson. The evening sermon by Rev William Sawtelle urged restoration of societal ideals. Concerts and readings followed with strong vocal and instrumental performances by students.
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Ohio University
J. D. Spaeth
Princeton University
Ewing Hall
Hawkins
Thompson
Forsythe
Estella Allen
Alston Ellis
Treadley
Professor Spaeth
Europe
Princeton
Misses Brown
Leech
Hickman
Baughman
Martzolff
Dean Chubb
A. Y. Wilcox
Miss Hawkins
Miss Hawkins, Mrs. Thompson and Messrs. Forsyth
Mrs. Thompson
Homo
Wets plan to influence Demmies' meet at convention
San Francisco June 14 Leaders of the Democratic party arriving for the national convention seek to block repeal of prohibition by leveraging the two thirds rule to nominate. Governor Edwards of New Jersey the wet hopeful expected to be first on the slate. Wets aim to build support among uninstructed delegates and choose a dry resolutions committee to avoid anti dry plank.
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San Francisco
Democratic Party
Edwards
New Jersey
Resolutions Committee
Walter F. Brown Nomination Filing Cleared in Ohio
The Ohio Secretary of State announced Walter F. Brown of Toledo qualifies for the Republican U S Senate nominating petition after it arrived by registered mail and was stored before being opened. A separate ruling will be issued on Phelps Crum of Cleveland regarding his attorney general nomination declaration.
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Columbus
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
United States
Smith
Phelps Crum
Cleveland
Ruling Appeals to Supreme Court over Transit Rates
Stark county commissioners filed a petition in error asking the supreme court to review the Public Utilities Commission decision in Stark county and Navarre. The commission had dismissed a complaint against Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co stating its fares matched the company schedule and franchise limits.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Stark County Commissioners
Public Utilities Commission
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company
Stark County
Navarre
Taxis At Your Service All Day From Six A.M.
Evening and morning taxi service advertises rides from six in the morning to ten thirty at night. Call the taxi court house station for bookings.
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Taxi
Harding urged on suffrage pledge threat in Chicago picket
Mrs James M Rector and Dr Gillett Hayden report from Chicago picket lines that the National Woman's Party will push to break President Harding's pledge on suffrage. Hayden says the party must be promised ratification of the 36th state to secure support.
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Columbus
National Woman's Party
Harding
Chicago
James M. Rector
The
Woman’s Party
Gillett Hayden
Ohio
Finals Set As YMCA Tennis Tourney Reaches Cup Match
The Ohio courts host the finals of a YMCA tournament after a week of play. Twink Star faces Dale Jones tomorrow at 4 PM for the loving cup with an email admission fee.
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Ohio Courts
Twink Star
Dale Jones
Rubber workers injured in Canton steam explosion
Four Republic Rubber Company employees were seriously burned Monday when a vulcanizing heater exploded. Victims identified as J. W. Roof W. H. Girt James Donald and Daniel Yarick. A patent note describes a kitchen sink with an air tight cover for sterilizing dishes with chemical solutions.
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Canton
The
Republic Rubber Company
J. W. Roof
W. H. Girt
James Donald
Daniel Yarick
Meigs County Auto Party Injured In Wreck Near infirmary
An automobile accident south of the county infirmary left four people injured after the Rawlings party from Carpenter Meigs County were thrown from their car. The vehicle was struck by a truck owned by the DeMolet Company of Athens. The group was returning from Buckeye Lake and aided at the scene by arriving motorists.
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Chauncey
S.unday
Rawlings
Carpenter
Meigs County
DeMolet Company
Athens
Buckeye Lake
Divorce Petition Alleges Domineering Wife Threats
Fred Biehl files for divorce from Frances Biehl alleging constant nagging and threats to shoot him. He recounts a fieldwork order and a past separation in November amid broken promises of better treatment and finds fault with a $5 fine for profanity.
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Fred Biehl
Frances Biehl
Biehl
Beihl
Athens
Gloom at Campaign Headquarters After Election Day
Chicago dispatch notes the post election mood at Harding Coolidge Hoover and other campaigns. Doors and rooms show wear with a few signs of activity while some sites sit empty or abandoned. Butler’s HQ exudes gloom as Burne’s proverb echoes.
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
Chicago
Harding
Coolidge
Johnson
Hiram
Lowden
Theodore Roosevelt
Poindexter
Massachusetts
Boston
Hoover
Butler
Burne
Caruso loses fortune tied to Havana theater blast
New York officials probe thefts of 400000 dollars in Enrico Caruso jewelry from his summer home and link the case to a Havana National Theatre bomb Sunday. Private detectives suggest jealousy or revenge as the motive for both crimes. six people were seriously injured in Havana, Caruso was unharmed.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
National Theatre
Havanna
Caruso
Davis Named Under-Secretary of State
President Wilson announced the appointment of Norman H. Davis of New York as under-secretary of state in Washington on June 14. The move marks a senior rise in the administration’s diplomatic ranks.
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Davis
Washington
Wilson
Norman H. Davis
New York
Wright Seeks County Post for August Primary Run
Glouster candidate William J. Wright filed his petition with Ira Andrews to run for county commissioner. The Great American Show arrives for Eagles street carnival, touted as the biggest yet with twenty train cars. Glouster defeats Jacksonville 6 to 4 after late-inning rally. Deputy Henry Williams enforces dog tax with several fines and tag purchases. Notables travel to Columbus for eye and nasal procedures. Local residents visit and host relatives over the weekend.
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William J. Wright
Buchtel
Ira Andrews
Board of Elections
Messenger
Middleport
Athesny Lumber Company
Glouster
Lombarn Grove
Henry Williams
Luhrig
Carbondale
Wi- Hams
Wilson Receives UP Reports From Republican and Democratic Conventions
President Wilson learns of the Harding nomination in Chicago via United Press wire. UP maintains the White House news feed for both conventions. The executive offices receive up-to-the-minute reports through leased lines and a dedicated telephone link to the President's room.
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Washington
Wilson
United Press
White House
Harding
Chicago
United Press Convention
Tragic Killing Suspected Fire Fatal to Seckman Family
In Sistersville West Virginia on June 14 Fred S Seckman his wife and four children were found dead in a burning home neighbors reported the blaze Police thought Seckman in ill health grew deranged and killed his family then himself.
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Sisterville
W. Va
Fred S. Seckman
Seckman
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Wooster Defeats Ohio University in Tight Conference Finale
The Wooster beat Ohio University 8 to 4 in a hard fought conference game as Barstow led with strong pitching and a trio of hits. Newman and Captain Ralph White provided steady defense and offense, while Stocky Lopez drew attention with a scramble on a dropped ball that put him on third.
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Wooster
Ohio Univers
Barstow
Worter Tribe
Newman
Capta
Ralph White
Gus
White
Ohio
Cincinnati
Angus King
Stocky
Officers Chosen at Today's Session of War Baraca Philathea Union
The closing session of the War Baraca Philathea Union elected officers. Marshall A. Hudson of Syracuse New York was named president. Vice presidents include Charles Bell of Cleveland Miss Hisigerham of Los Angeles Heron of Cincinnati Rev McKensgie of Johnstown C Lacer of Jacksonville and Miss Lulu Grogan of Duluth. Secretaries are Arthur Smack of Spartanburg W G Monk of Benne and H W Tatum of Cleveland Junior Baraca officers include Rev B C Bartlett of Ohio City, with Edith Hampton of Detroit named Philathea Service head.
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Cleveland
the &Lowing
Abductor Rumor Circulates Over Missing 15 Month Old
Philadelphia reports a rival claim of hearing from the abductors of 15 month old Bilal Coughlin of Norristown. A ransom note postmarked Jas City N J demanded $6 000 and said the child will be returned privately upon proof of payment.
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Philadelphia
Bilal Coughlin
Kina
Norristown
Jas City
N. J
Car Men Get Wage Increase From Arbitration Board
Eight workers gathered in Arron C June 14 as arbitration board grants a 35 percent wage increase while car riders face higher fares. Several workers plan to walk out rather than accept terms, delaying action for weeks.
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Arron
Action Bitration Board
Action City
Arbitration Board
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