Pair wed in Akron ceremony for Goodyear employee
The couple, admired locals, married yesterday evening and left for Akron after the ceremony. The groom works at Goodyear Rubber and they will reside there. The bride is daughter of Mr John Reuter and the groom son of Mrs P B Verity. Both families are well known in the city and the couple have many friends.
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Yriewus
Aileus Waere
Lecessary Poors
Colunv
Yresteria
Yar City
Akron
John Reuter
Grees
P. B. Verity
Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Papers Read
Thursday afternoon the Missionary Society of the Presby terian church met with Mrs. John Saitz present. Mrs. George Joninson read The Philippine Islands and Mrs. J. M. Hyde discussed Anye West Indies. A social hour followed with refreshments.
Have New Son Born Thursday in Short Street
Have New Son Born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosser on Short street, a nine pound son. L. J. Eberle, spent Thursday in Columbus on business. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Washburn of Columbus are guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Washburn. George Merritt spent Thurs in Columbus. Mrs. Bert Daft and two children returned to their home in Columbus, after a visit here, the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Belford Carpenter, spent Thursday afternoon at Logan, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Carpenter.
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Arthur Rosser
Short Street
L. J. Eberle
Columbus
Carl Washburn
C. E. Washburn
George Merritt
Bert Daft
Joseph Edwards
Belford Carpenter
Logan
L. F. Carpenter
Gerard backs League of Nations as Irish policy medium
June 25 The League of Nations offers the proper medium for American efforts on Ireland says James W. Gerard Democratic presidential aspirant after arrival. He argues that with universal partnership nations signing the league should release from rule any nation seeking independence and capable of self government.
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San Francisco
League of Nations
Ireland
James W. Gerard
Gerard
Marriages License Entries From Local District
Robert Hooper aged 70 of Trimble and Ellen Davis aged 64 of Glouster obtain marriage licenses. Joe Humphrey builder and Nellie Reuter of Nelsonville also listed for marriage licenses.
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Robert Hooper
Trimble
Ellen Davis
Glouster
Joe Humphrey
Nellie Reuter
Nelsonville
Bethel brothers claim oldest Missouri family record
Six brothers aged 70 to 87 in Bethel Missouri form a notable family group. They claim the oldest family record in Missouri and possibly the United States, with a sister in Camp Point Illinois aged 68.
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Bethel
Missouri
United States
Bower
Camp Point, Ill
Bryan arrival shifts mood at Democratic convention
San Francisco dispatch notes Bryan's impending arrival changes atmosphere as news dominates over hope with six presidential candidates present or en route. Key figures include Vice President Marshall Senator Owen Senator Glass James W. Gerard Governor Smith and Homer S Cummings along with Attorney General Palmer aboard.
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Ed. L. Keen
United Press
San Francisco
Bryan
Thomas R. Marshall
Robert L. Owen
Carter Glass
James W. Gerard
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Homer S. Cummings
A. Mitchell Palmer
Bound Over For Theft Of Motorcycle
Ralph Lewis of Chauncey was arrested by Chief Belin and Officer Cady after alighting from a traction car. He faces a theft charge for taking a motorcycle owned by John Collins near the 209 mine Sugar Creek, later wrecked near the Coates place. Lewis pleaded not guilty and is held on a $1000 bond. officials claim prior reformatory time and readiness to return if found guilty. He admits being on the motorcycle at the time of the wreck but denies stealing it and was injured in the crash.
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Chauncey
Belin
Cady
John Collins
Roush
Lewis
Common Pleas Court
Collins
Sugar Creek
Coates Place
Richland Avenue
Maneheld
The Builders Dream through American History by Irving Bachel
Stamford Connecticut author Irving Bachelore writes a poetic parent titled The Builders. The work presents a dreamlike panorama of United States history.
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Bacheller
Stamford
Conn
Irving Bachelor
United States
Convention to Adopt AIS Plank at Democratic National Nominating Meet
San Francisco June 25 A platform committee plans to adopt an Irish self determination plank. De Valera arrives to press the plank identical to that at the Republican gathering. Labor and farmers push additional planks while women voters seek better teacher pay.
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San Francisco
Democratic National Convention
League of Nations
Britain
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Frank P. Walsh
National Council of the Friends of Irish Freedom
de Valera
Farmers National Council
Samuel Gompers
National League of Women Voters
Purify Your Blood for Health and Vitality
Persuasive ad style notice claims purifying blood with a tonic or remedy will eliminate poisons from the body, likening rich red blood to delivering health to every organ and promising a younger appearance and improved well being. Contains no specific product name.
Yale and Harvard Crew Race Ends College Boat Season
Yale and Harvard face off on the Thames in New London with Yale slightly favored. The 56th annual intercollegiate race draws huge crowds as Yale's 172 pound crew challenges Harvard's 178 pound crew in a day fully staged with bright banners and favorable weather.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Kings of Commerce
Fifth Avenue
Release of Fourteen Radicals From Boston Deportation Case
Fourteen persons awaiting deportation as alien radicals have been ordered released by Judge George W. Anderson in federal court here.
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Boston
George W. Anderson
Governor Pardons Life Termer Davis
Columbus June 26 Thomas Davis a negro serving a life term in the Ohio penitentiary for second degree murder has been pardoned by Governor Cox upon the recommendation of Warden Thomas and the prison physician.
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Columbus
Thomas Davis
Ohio Penitentiary
Cox
Thomas
Time extension eyed for state candidate withdrawals
Columbus June 25. Secretary of State Smith said the official withdrawal deadline for state office candidates may be extended beyond midnight Saturday, with several additional days likely to be allowed.
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Columbus
Smith
Yale Wins Freshmen and JV Races in Regatta
Yale triumphed over Harvard in the first two events of the annual regatta winning both the freshmen and junior varsity races. The freshmen crew defeated the Crimean by a half length in the opening race.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
The Calvacura Method Promises Hair Improvement
Mrs Lina Belperio shares a sworn statement about dramatic results from the Calvacura Method for her family and Frank H Wright endorses it as curative. The notice urges readers to request an illustrated book and sample of Calvacura to treat dandruff hair loss grayness itching and scalp issues with claims of baldness reversal.
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Lina Belperio
Frank
Wright
Health tonic claims blood purification with S S S bottles
The notice touts health benefits of S S S as a general tonic to purify blood, boost energy, and improve appetite. It promises literature from the Swit Specific Coy in Atlante Ga.
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Atlante
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