Campaign reform calls for small donations under $100
William Pace, chairman of the Republican National Committee fundraising arm, endorses limiting individual contributions to $1,000 and prefers many small gifts. He predicts the Democrats will adopt a similar approach, arguing that modest giving preserves morals and avoids the charge that campaigns are bought. He suggests average gifts around under $100 to fund both parties as needed.
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William Pace
Ways and Meéafis
Republican National Committee
Democratic Committee
Tennessee in Race to Ratify Woman Suffrage Amendment
The suffrage bid shifts to Tennessee as states like Maryland and Connecticut falter. Tennessee could become the thirty sixth state to ratify, enabling 10 000 000 or 12 000 000 women to vote in this year’s presidential race, despite belated campaigning and mixed political momentum.
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Buck
Tennessee
Maryland
Delaware
Mississippi
Vermont
Connecti
Tennessee may ratify constitutional suffrage amendment
The passage argues that broad American support for suffrage, Tennessee’s potential legislative power, and a governor’s call for a special session could let Tennessee join the ratification effort, freeing national debate to move on to other unsettled issues.
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Tennessee
Supreme Court
Production as a safeguard for consumer welfare
The article argues that broad production benefits the majority of the population, especially wage earners and farmers, by ensuring ample supplies and restraining hoarding. It states that wage increases cannot compensate for scarce goods and warns that limiting production to curb consumption harms the large group of modest-income earners.
As A Woman Thinks Carrying Duty Too Far
A sixteen year old girl shot herself after failing exams and not graduating with her class. The piece argues schools should consider individual needs over rigid rules and suggests sympathy in decisions.
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Edith E. Moriarty
Freezone claims painless corn removal invention
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick remedy for corns and calluses. It promises instant relief with a small bottle sold by druggists and credits a Cincinnati genius as the discoverer.
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Cincinnati
Social notes from Parkersburg area and Coolville visits
Torch Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bird and two daughters of Parkersburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Griffin. Miss Beulah Dunfee of Porterfield visited her aunt Mrs. Rowena Nixon. Mrs. Henry Brewster and Ruth of Weston spent Tuesday here with Mrs. Wvannie Coleman before traveling to Coolville Camp Ground for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bird
Parkersburg
J. A. Griffin
Beulah Dunfee
Porterfield
Rowena Nixon
Henry Brewster
Ruth
Weston
W. Va
Wvannie Coleman
Coolville Camp Ground
Ira Conley
Hockingport
R. D
Alice
Lucy Coleman
Ruth Brewster
A. K. McCall
Worthington
Smith Dunfee
Coolville
Thomas Dunfee
Real Estate Transfers In Athens And Surrounding Townships
A list of property transfers shows numerous parcels including large acreage sales and small nominal sums. Transfers involve residents such as Busch, Foster, Atkins, Gullum, Buffington, Shaw, Potts, Rose, Sayre, Courtney, Karnes, Bailey, Cross, Gray, and Cook among various townships including Athens Canaan Dover Chauncey Albany Lodi Rome and Stewart subdivisions. Prices range from $1 to $4500 with several 152 acre and 18 acre deeds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
P. T. Busch
Chas. D. Busch
Anna P. Williams
Harry Z. Foster
W. E. Day
Madge Atkins
Grones
Jas. F. Smith
Jennie Parker
Mable
Dilas Parker
Esther P. Chappelear
Frank B. Gullum
Athens
W. S. Thompson
M. Buffington
Verity
G. B. Shanks
M. A. Lynes
Hiram Bucher
Phillip Briley
S. Shaw
Fred Bumgardener
Harrison Potts
Canaan
Grover Sutton
Frank Rose
Athens Visitors Fill Plains Area Homes This Weekend
The Plains residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olsen and baby joined Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitlatch and son for shopping in Athens Saturday. Robert Noble and family traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Whitlatch and Floyd Whitlatch and family to Athens Saturday night. Lenore Stauffer and two children were in Athens Saturday. Carl Washburn of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Zine Courtney. Worth Dicken and two children stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith at Carbon Hill Saturday night and Sunday.
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Charles Olsen
Ernest Whitlatch
Athens
Robert Noble
Wm. Whitlatch
Floyd Whitlatch
Lenore Stauffer
Carl Washburn
Columbus
Zine Courtney
Worth Dicken
Ed. Smith
Carbon Hill
Local Families Spend Sunday Visiting Neighbors
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawk and son travel to Logan with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Shields and three children. The Nash family from Nelsonville and Tom Scott from Salem join Mrs. Fletch Hawk. Visitors include Mrs. Vina Dupler and daughter, Mrs. Colonel Locke, Mrs. Joe Hutchins, Ralph Woods and son from Athens, Lon Humphrey with Hazel Geisicke at Carbondale, and Ivy Nash from Nelsonville visiting Mrs. W. J. Hawk and son Robert.
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Roy Hawk
Roscoe Shields
Logan
Will Nash
Nelsonville
Tom Scott
Salem
Fletch Hawk
Vina Dupler
Colonel Locke
Athens
Joe Hutchins
Ralph Woods
Bob Howard
Lon Humphrey
Hazel Geisicke
Carbondale
Will Geisicke
Ivy Nash
W. J. Hawk
Robert
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Highlight Community
Lottridge Lorena Leake of Vanderhoof stayed with cousin Freda Swartz. William and Mrs Winters visited friends at Stewart. Harvey Runion of Vienna Virginia spent Sunday with R J Runion family. Dr Guthrie made a Friday professional call. Dennis Pail of Flora was Sun guest of his brother Samuel. Henry Wiseman and family and Harry Runion and family attended church Sunday. Clarence Swartz travelled to Athens Saturday. Leroy Boggs and daughter Catherine visited O L Davis family Friday.
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Lorena Leake
Vanderhoof
Freda Swartz
William Winters
Stewart
Harvey Runion
Vienna
W. Va
R. J. Runion
Dr. Guthrie
Dennis Pail
Flora
Samuel Ail
Henry Wiseman
Harry Runion
Harry Runion and Family Attended Church At This Place
Clarence Swartz
Athens
Leroy Boggs
Catherine
O. L. Davis
Local Social News From Including Amesville and Guysville
Sand Rock guests visit the Crawford family of Philadelphia. Grandstaffs host E McLeod of near Amesville. Jess King visits Pleasanton. Dell Smith hosts brothers Vess and Dudley of Marietta. Christman reunion near Guysville. Perley McDaniel with uncle in Coolville. Children’s Day exercises at New England. Henry and George Ogg at Guysville. Parmeters visit Athens for business last week.
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John Crawford
Philadelphia
Nora Crawford
Carl Grandstaff
E. McLeod
Amesville
Jess King
Pleasanton
Dell Smith
Vess
Dudley
Marietta
A. B. Christman
Lowell
Christman
Guysville
Perley McDaniel
Coolville
New England
Henry
George Ogg
J. E. Parmeter
Jewett
Edith
Athens
Wells Vandyke Family Visits and Local Calls
Mr and Mrs Wells Vandyke and daughter Julia and Bertha and Mr and Mrs Guy Vandyke and children Wells Otis and Agnes spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clyde Colvin. Mr and Mrs Chas Roberts of Broadwell and Mr Everett Brooks of Lathrop called on Mrs Urla Roberts Monday. show at Broadwell Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Vandyke
Julia
Bertha
Guy Vandyke
Wells
Otis
Agnes
Irs
Clyde Colvin
Chas. Roberts
Broadwell
Everett Brooks
Lathrop
Urla Roberts
Visitors and Travels from Athens Area Highlight Weekend
New England Mrs. C G Faires of Glouster visited Friday for several days with Mrs. L McDonald. Athens area residents attended Children's Day exercises. Mr and Mrs Chas Showalter were Nelsonville visitors. Arnold Smith and son, guests of Mrs Bertie Lewis, returned to Circle Hill. John Perkins of Guysville hosted Saturday guests, as did Guy Evener of Nelsonville and Chas Showalter. Pleasant Burchfield, studying in Athens, was home Sunday. Emmett Copeland and Fred Starlin with son visited Athens. Thomas Woolley of Akron spent time with son in law L T Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Faires
Glouster
Guy Evener
Nelsonville
Chas. Showalter
Pleasant Burchfield
Athens
Emmett Copeland
Fred Starlin
Thomas Woolley
Akron
L. T. Morrison
Local Visits Reported After Trips to Carbon Hill
Murray City Mrs John Coe and children returned home Monday after visiting her mother Mrs Reed Smith of Carbon Hill. Mrs Nellie Brooks has been visiting friends in Carbon Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coe
Reed Smith
Carbon Hill
Nellie Brooks
Daughters and visitors noted in June column
On June 24 Mr and Mrs Willi Pierre welcomed a daughter Alberta Bess. Mrs Pierre’s maid was Addie Bess. Miss Velva Smith of Carbon Hill stayed with her sister Mrs John Coe. No Protestant services in Murray due to Sunday school township convention at Jobs M E church. a lively program was presented.
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Willi Pierre
Alberta Bess
Blinded by firecrackers maims Columbus boy
Peter Capaichépula, a 10 year old Columbus resident, lost his eyesight after a firecracker exploded in his hand. The item also notes a folding revolving dining table from a Kentuckian designer.
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Columbus, O
Peter Capaichépula
Columbus
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