League asks allies to seek U.S. accord on mandates
The League of Nations urged France Italy Britain Japan to reach full agreement with the United States on the Yap and Mesopotamian mandates. Gasto da Canada of Brazil represented the league in the move. The note stressed the need for allies to understand with the United States before the council can approve mandates, Da Cunha said the league will not exercise mandate functions until the request is made.
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Edward Mullinger
United Press
Paris
League of Nations
United States
Gasto da Canada
Brazil
League
France
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Council
da Cunaha
Miners Reject New Wage Offers in London Vote
British miners voted to reject new wage offers from mine owners. Union executives had submitted the proposal to local unions for a referendum and were in session as the announcement was made.
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London
Co-eds Enjoy Last Evening Together Hocking River Hike
Ohio University thirty five co-eds and Dean Irma E Voigt joined a last evening hike by the Hocking river bank. They stayed over after commencement for a picnic and campfire with singing and stories before returning at night.
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Ohio University
Irma E. Voigt
Hocking River
Market Turmoil Dims Week as Stocks End In Decline
vigorous noon rally triggers broad market drop with Steel common below 74, Bald win down to 60% level, American Locomotive off 3% to 74, Asphalt under 50. Mexican Petroleum wobbles after peaking near 108 and retreating below prior lows. Major names such as General Motors and Bethlehem Steel show weakness while several rail, chemical, and utility stocks register declines.
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New York
Baldwin
Apperican
Mexican Petroleum
Prairie Oil and Gas Firms Listed in Regional Index
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple oil and gas firms and pipe lines across states. Entries include Prairie Oil and Gas, Prairie Pipe Line, Standard of Cal and Ohio, Midwest Refining, Sinclair Ol, Elk Basin, Glen Rock, Boston Wyoming, and numbers following each name implying page or catalog references.
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Illinois Pipe
Ceeecscans
Prairie Oil and Gas
Prairie Pipe Line
South Pennsylvania
Standard of Cal
N. Y
Standard of
Ohio
Midwest Refining
Midwest Oil Eeeeeeeneeae Titer
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Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 29,000 with a strong market up 10 cents. bulk buyers 7.90 to 8.10. pigs 7.60 to 8.00. roughs 7.25 to 7.60. Cattle receipts 7,000 with slow to steady market. beeves 4.00 to 6.60. butcher stock 4.25 to 8.25. canners 2.00 to 3.76. stockers 6.75 to 7.76. cows 3.60 to 6.60. Sheep receipts 4,000 steady. wool lambs 9.00 to 11.75. ewes 3.00 to 5.20.
Pittsburg Live Stock Cattle and Hog Receipts
Pittsburg market reports show cattle receipts night steady with grades from fair to prime and veal calves steady. hog receipts strong with heavy prices around 8.15 to 8.26 for flower and midrange hogs up to 8.65 for mediates. list includes yearling lambs and stags with varied values.
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Pittsburg
Sectson
Flower
Grain Prices Rise on Chicago Board Signals Mixed Crop Outlook
Unfavorable crop reports push grain prices higher on the Chicago board of trade. July wheat opens at 1.31 and closes half higher while September wheat climbs to about 1.23. July corn opens 68 cents and ends up 0.375, September corn at 64 closes 0.125 higher. July oats start 39, end 0.375 lower. September oats at 40 rise 0.125 before close.
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Rigrer
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Prices in Butter-creamery and Poultry Markets
Butter-creamery 32c standards 3lc firsts 27 311c seconds 24 28 Eggs ordinaries 20 21c firsts 2349 24c Cheese twins 14 14%e Young America 14% lic Live poultry 26 27c.
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Young America
Cincinnati Produce Eggs Steady at Market Prices
Eggs in Cincinnati showed steady movement with extra firsts at 24 cents and firsts at 28 cents. The report notes ordinary quality offerings and hints at a cautious trading atmosphere in the wholesale market.
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Cincinnati
Market Report From Toledo Grain and Dairy Prices
Toledo notes mixed commodity quotes with figures for cash and futures. Prices listed include corn No 3 yellow around 64 to 65 cents, oats No 2 about 41 cents, barley around 67 cents, timothy hay and other feeds with several monthly contract values, butter and eggs at modest levels.
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Toledo
Mar
Timothy
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Highlights Price Shifts
Cattle sales at Cincinnati show ee 600, shippers 7.50 to 8.50. Calves strengthen by about 50 to 1 over prior, extra 16.50 to 11.00. Hog receipts steady with 26 cent decline. good packers and feeders around 8.00. Sheep receipts 5300 steady. lambs 50 cents lower, 11.50 to 12.00.
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Cincinnati
Retail Prices Today for Athens and Logan Households
Readable prices for standard household necessities in Athens and Logan shown today. Lists cover staple items with current costs, reflecting local shopping rates and economic conditions in these areas.
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Athens
Logan
Athens Market Price Listing Shows Daily Staples
Butter eggs beef roast chops flour and bread prices listed for local shoppers. Items include butter avocados eggs beef roast chops flour bread and coal with per unit and per sack costs.
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Athens
Local Retail Prices List Round Steak Bacon Pork Chop Potatoes
Round steak priced at 0.85 per pound and pork chop at 0.38. Bacon and potatoes shown with various prices in a Logan Boone market listing. Indicates general grocery costs and local shop sales for the period.
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Logan
Bbc
Sheuxis
Ste
Unclear Race Odds With Mixed Prices From Liberty Bowen to Victory
The text lists various bets and prices for runners labeled Bowen, firat, sec ond, third, Victory, and others. It shows values like $88.25, $87, $86.70, $91.40, and $98.34 across different positions, suggesting a jockey or horse racing odds tally without full context.
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Liberty Bowen
Firat
Victory
Name Change Sparks Local Church Story
Dr. 8S. D. Hutsinpiller, longtime Los Angeles pastor, renamed the local street from Mud Sock to Sunnyside in the early eighties. His remarks during a visit this week renewed interest as Athens residents recalled the change sparked by a Women's Missionary Society meeting notice held at a home on Mud Sock.
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D. Hutsinpiller
Los Angeles
Calif
M. E
Athens
Hutsinpiller
Womans Missionary Society
Prohibition Enforcers Seek Rearranged Machinery
Washington reports Roy B. Haynes will submit reorganization recommendations to Secretary Mellon within 48 hours. Prohibition leaders Wayne Wheeler and James White visit the White House as talks describe possible transfer of city detectives from Treasury to Justice, with Mellon and Daugherty favoring the move.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Roy B. Haynes
Prohibition
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
James A. White
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Labor federation debates amid Irish and foreign topics
The American Federation of Labor opened its Denver convention with focus on unemployment wages and labor organization. Delegates rejected a resolution on the Ku Klux Klan and delayed foreign topics including Ireland and a boycott of British goods. A cable from Eamonn De Valera was anticipated to influence the Irish issue.
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United Press
Denver
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American Federation of Labor Today
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Great Britain
Denby
Admiral Sims
London
Sims
Would Separate the Air Bureau Would Separate the Air Bureau
Washington June 17 The resolution by Senator Borah Idaho proposes abolishing the national advisory committee of aeronautics and transferring its duties powers and equipment to other government agencies This is the first step toward removing naval and army aviation from civilian control and creating a separate bureau of aeronautics
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United Presss
National Advisory Committee of Aeronautics
Borah I Idaho
Bureau of Aeronautics
Cleveland Prison Interview From Kab er Murder Case
Levette B Pollock recounts a jail visit with Eva Catherine Kaber and Marian McArdle charged with first degree murder in Daniel F Raber death. Colavito describes involvement in supplying poison and hiring assassins while Staters portray mutual fear and religious reflection during a sleepless night.
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Cleveland Press
Levette B. Pollock
Kaber
Miss Pollock
Emma Colavito
United Press
Colvaito
Cleveland, O
Eva Catherine Kaber
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Daniel F. Kabees
Herne F
Mrs. Kaber
Local Visitors and Travels Highlight Small Town Life
New Marshfield welcomes Mr and Mrs W A Weatfall and baby from Philadelphia for a visit. Ed Robinett attends the K of P convention in Dayton. A W Chaffin returns from Springfield after visiting relatives. Harvey Nichols travels to Columbus for his brother Lafe Nichols death. Clark Bratton of Hawks visits family here. Katie Collins of Coolville visits Aunt Mrs Thorton Clark. Chester Collins goes to New Straitsville for a brief visit.
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W. A. Weatfall
Baby
Philadelphia
Ed. Robinett
Dayton
K. of P
A. W. Chaffin
Springfield
Harvey Nichols
Columbus
Lafe Nichols
Clark Bratton
Hawks
Katie Collins
Coolville
Thurst
Epworth League Delegates Attend Middleport Convention
Rev L O Dabritz and seven delegates from Mineral led two profitable days at the Epworth League convention in Middleport on June 13 and 14. Attendees included Leslie O Dabritz Vinton Bolni Lester Bobo Henry Stephenson Ruth Sickles Mildred McDaniel Nellie McDaniel and Thomas Withers.
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L. O. Dabritz
Mineral
New ‘Marshfield
Epworth League
Middleport
Leslie O. Dabritz
Vinton Bolni
Lester Bobo
Henry Stephenson
Ruth Sickles
Mildred McDaniel
Nellie McDaniel
Thomas Withers
Man with Buggy Whip Stirred by Street Sighting
A man was seen on the street today carrying a buggy whip and denied driving a horse to town. He said he bought the whip for the reaper, and recalled that ten years ago farmers with buggy whips were common, much like women wearing hats today.
Wheat Growing Experiments Open Federal Meeting Series
Ohio State University and Wooster experiment station officials opened a series of meetings to show farmers results from wheat growing experiments. Demonstrations will travel to Carpenter Meigs County tomorrow with more field days at Miami Cortland Mahoning Washington counties through June 30 and a Wooster Wheatfield Day on June 24.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Wooster
Ohio
Carpenter
Meigs County
Miami County
Troy
Trumbull County
Cortland
Mahoning County Experiment Farm
Canfield
Truck Experiment Farm
Fleming
Washington County
Children’s Day Exercises at Concord June 19
Community event at Concord to celebrate Children’s Day with exercises on Sunday evening June 19 starting at 7 30. All are welcome.
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Concord
Car Evidence to Be Used in Cambridge Mayor Shooting Case
The automobile driven by Thomas McNiece and Mrs. Fay Sargent on the night of March 11, when McNiece was shot by Cambridge city officials, will be offered as evidence in the case against Mayor Jacob Calvert. The car was brought to Cambridge and disassembled and reassembled on the courthouse first floor.
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Cambridge, O
Thomas McNiece
Fay Sargent
Barnesville
Cambridge
Jacob Calvert
Needed Rain Has Fallen at Last
Many hoped for rain today and it came with thunder signaling cooler weather. The rainfall, though not heavy, sparked street talk as crops will be aided by the wetting.
Street Work Underway As City Cleans Streets
Service Director R D Williams ordered crews to sweep streets and remove refuse in army trucks. Street repairs proceed as funds allow, highlighting a marked improvement after a period of limited cleaning due to treasury shortfalls.
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R. D. Williams
Pen Fund for Tobacco Short
Columbus June 17 legislative investigation into state penitentiary tobacco funds centers on a reported $6,500 discrepancy. Examiners Milton Hoopengarner and John Lacey prepared a report indicating Warden E. P. Thomas as custodian may owe the amount.
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Columbus
Milton Hoopengarner
John Lacey
E. P. Thomas
Cloudburst Damages Zanesville Streets and Lines
A June 17 cloudburst in Zanesville Ohio disrupted streetcar traffic and severed telephone and telegraph services. The downpour damaged crops and caused thousands of dollars in property damage as local efforts worked to restore order and restore utilities.
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Zanesville
Road Petition Seeks Closing of Public Road in Athens County
The Athens County Board of Commissioners sets July 6, 1921 for viewing the proposed road closure and August 1, 1921 for the final hearing. Petitioners R G Wolff Silas Sayers and T R Sayers describe two western routes from the Mariietta Lancaster road near Concord bridge and from the Ames Dover township line to intersect the old road. The action aims to close a section of the former roadbed through the lands of R Wolfe Wm Mason Ligutte Sayers and John Wise.
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Board of Pralbued
Mariietta-Lancaster Road
Concord Bridge
R. Wolfe
Wm. Mason
Concord Church
Ames and
Dover Township
Ligutte Sayers
John Wise
R. G. Wolff
Silas Sayers
T. R. Sayers
Athens County Board OF Commissioners
Savings drive urges Buckeye State Loan Rankin
A historical notice urges saving money and opening a savings account at Buckeye State Loan Rankin on Gay Street in Columbus Ohio. It touts the institution as among the largest and strongest savings houses in Ohio and mentions safe deposit boxes at two dollars per year.
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Buckeye State Loan
Rankin
Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Presbyterian Rural Parish Services and Schedules
James A. Miller presides as minister with Sunday School at 9 and preaching at 10 15. Hakim meetings start September 4 and 19. Carthage Sunday School at 1 30 and preaching at 2 30. Guysville Sunday School 9 30 with K M Hayes superintendent. Hebbardaville Sunday School 9 30 with Mia Harry Hooper superintendent. Winger Chapel Sunday School 10 with preaching at 7 30. Arrangements noted for refinishing the church. Albany reports no meetings.
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James A. Miller
New England
Hakim
Carthage
Guysville
K. M. Hayes
Albany
Hebbardaville
Mia
Harry Hooper
Winger Chapel
Trial resumes for former Cleveland chief justice on perjury charge
On June 17 in Cleveland Ohio the trial of William H McGannon former chief justice of the city court continues. State witness John W Joyce is expected to again testify as the proceedings proceed in court.
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Cleveland
Williiam H. McGannon
City Court
John W. Joyce
Notice of Appointment for Ohio Estate Administrator
James A. Palmer has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Joseph C. Hibbard, late of Athens County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 8th day of June, A. D. 1938, M. Ene- Probate Judge of Said County.
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James A. Palmer
Joseph
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