Progress in Transportation and Public Oversight
The United States moves toward a unified transport system with private ownership under strong public authority. The new railroad law expands the Interstate Commerce Commission powers and interlocks public and private duties. A merchant marine bill shifts government built fleets to private owners, with American citizenship and flag protections. Both rail and sea regimes will be supervised by public boards, aiming for a cohesive land and sea network guided by responsible policy and private cooperation.
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United States
Interstate Firce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Shipping Board
Daugherty’s Jokes Hint at Harding Nomination
A late night gathering in a Chicago hotel sees political leaders declare Warren G Harding as the Republican standard bearer. The discussion suggests Daugherty’s jesting prophecy may have nudged the nomination outcome, with delegates like Hedges and Sproul weighing Sterner options.
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Harry Daugherty
New York
Chicago
Warren G Harding
Sean
Hedges
Columbhe
Harding
Ger
Sproul
What Makes Mary Popular A Lesson In Unselfishness
A column on heart and home problems cites a mother of four who highlights unselfishness as the keynote of popularity. Mary, the eldest, is plain and not highly talented, yet she wins affection by selfless interest in others and in their lives rather than herself.
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Edith EB. Moriarty
Mary
After Dinner Stories and Schoolboy Excuses
A fragmented narrative recalls a lone driver and his fiancée racing twelve miles with a fearsome pace and grit. The piece shifts to a country school, where two pupils offer humorous excuses for lateness and a teacher prompts the second boy to speak.
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Tom
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Events
Albany doctor Blaine Goldsberry and wife from Ft Wayne are visiting the Goldsberry family. Mrs Sarah Dailey returns after visiting friends at Winger Chapel. A group attended a dance near Pt Rock. William Blackwood of Athens visited his daughter Mrs F E Coe. Cash Strong of Vinton was here on business. Guy Simpson Bingham and daughter from Toledo visit Mr E K Carpenter. Mrs Peter Bodkins went to Jacksonville to see friends. W M Higley attended a K P meeting in Rutland. Finley Gillogly from near Mr Blanco visits. Carrie Llewellyn returns from Athens. Ada Potter from Centerville stays with Mr and Mrs Chas Brown. Misses Mabel and Alta Coe travel to Buckeye Lake and Newark. Granville Gillogly and children visit Roy Ogden’s near Dexter. James Cline and granddaughter Millicent Clouse arrive from Columbus. Ray M from Washington DC has spent two weeks with the Mor family. Florence Strong returns from Athens. Orville Irwin of Athens visits home. Mrs Lee Dasimane mentioned. Elias Wilson preaching at Baptist church Sunday. Road agent visit noted with Chester of the M. & Moots. Home and Foreign Mission Circle at Moots meeting visits Dontea and Mary Gables, with refreshment of ice cream and cake.
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Blaine Goldsberry
Ft. ‘Wayne
Jnd
KE. Goldsberry
Sarah Dailey
Winger Chap'l
George Kadekins
Pt. Rock
William Blackwood
Athens
Murs
F. E. Coe
Cash Strong
Vinton
Guy Simpson Bingham
Toledo
E. K. Carpenter
Peter Bodkins
Jacksonville
W. M. Higley
Rutland
H. R. Gilloghy
Finley Gillogly
Finley Gillogly of Near Mr. Blanco. Carrie Llewellyn
Ada Potter
Centerville
Chas. Brown
Florence
Mabel
Alta Coe
Alta
Buckeye Lake
Newark
John Hursey
Granville Gillogly
Paul
Pauline
Dexter
Roy Ogden
James Cline
Millicent Clouse
Columbus
Clinepa Ray M
Washington D.C
Joe Mor
Florence Strong
Orville Irwin
Memorial Sermon and Local Social News Highlight Marietta Area
Marietta residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Memorial sermon for the I O F at the M E church drew attendees including Mrs Margaret Martin and granddaughter Hazel Haskins. Local gatherings featured the Frosts of Amesville, Mr and Mrs Joe Frost hosting, along with visits by Ruth Winner’s ill daughter and many others visiting Athens Bethany Columbus Nelsonville and nearby towns. A strawberry festival in the M E church basement raised twenty dollars for the Sa ib fund.
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Margaret Martin
Hazel Haskins
Marietta
M. M. Copeland
West
Near Little Hocking
M. E
Mr. Davis
Coolville
Oliver Withee
Pearl Lonas
Amesville
Joe Frost
Virgene Brill
Athens
C. W. Townsend
Bethany
Clarys _ eli
James F Company
Aihen
Joh Barrows
Nelsonville
Lenny Knight
Nelsonranville
Pine Meare
Aister
Ava Caliing
Shinee Boles
Saib William Speer
Guess
Robert Brill
Sunday visits dot Plains area households
A string of family visits and social calls spread across Athens Albany Lancaster Pleasant Hill Nelsonville and Gore as residents hosted relatives and friends from Friday through Sunday. Notable names include the Aleshire Geisicke Lassie Shields Humphrey Hawk Smith Slater Hutchins Lewis Vore Nash Locke Hutchins Ball and others visiting across several towns.
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Dave Aleshire
Fam Roberts
Jeff ‘Tatens
Frances
Athens
Sore Stevens
Columbus
Vial
Roscoe ‘Shields
Lou Humphrey
Anna Geisicke
Charles Lassie
Oe Roe Helber
Mr. Thorn
Albany
Fletch Hawk
Lancaster
J.K. Brown
Charles
Pleasant Hill
Charles Green
Nelsonville
Apent
Frank Smith
James Lyons
Lucile
Akron
Joe Slater
Joe Hutchins
Merwin Stauffer
Hocking
Gomer Lewis
Gore
Lewis
James Matheny
Ivan Vore
Ivy Nash
Be Hawk
Robert
Colonel Locke
Joel Hutchins
George Ball
Local Greetings and Visits Highlight Community Ties
Mrs. Maud Hughes of Washington and sister Nina Craig of Nebraska visit Mrs. Loren Petty. Florine Russell of Dayton stays with Grant Russell family. Mildred Brandeberry heads to Clarksburg for work. Clara Place visits her mother Lucy Crippen. Lucy Russell visits Ralph Richardson’s in Fostoria and plans to see Roy in Columbus. Dan Johnson family and Bob Harvey visit the Russells. Flossie Chalfant and Clara visit aunt Ike Barnhart. Dorothy Russell visits Glenora Wright. Harley Moore spends weekend with Jobe Moore’s family. Isabelle Petty visits Frost grandparents Loren and Isabelle Petty. Telephone link connected Halifax and distant systems, marking a new connection.
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Maud Hughes
Roy
Columbus
Dan Johnson
Alice
Bob Harvey
Chauncey
Grant Russell
Flossie Chalfant
Clara
Ike Barnhart
Dorothy Russell
Glenora Wright
Harley Moore
Athens
Jobe Moore
Isabelle Petty
Frost
Loren Petty
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Guests
Torch Mrs Mantle Romine visited her stepmother Mrs Saman tha Frost of Frost and other relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs Ralph Scarlett returned home after a three month stay in New Mexico for Ralphs health. Mrs A B Dye of Columbus is spending a week here with the Dye family. Miss Alice Coleman returned home after visiting her aunt Mrs Charlotte Scarlett of Little Hocking. Mr and Mrs Arthur Scarlett and daughter Helen were guests of Fannie Coleman on Sunday. Mrs Allen Bean was a business visitor at Athens. Miss Addie Palmer and Julia Palmer of Little Hocking called on friends here Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Bean and
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Mantle Romine
Samantha Frost
Frost
Ralph Scarlett
Ing
New Mexico
Ralph
A.B. Dye
Columbus
Dye
Alice Coleman
Charlotte Scarlett
Little Hocking
Arthur Scarlett
Helen
Fannie Coleman
Allen Bean
Athens
Addie Palmer
Julia Palmer
Clifford Bean
Unknown Historical Note on Early 0.F Structures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions large structures and a parallel form with unclear references. No clear persons, organizations, or locations are identifiable to form a concrete summary.
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