Katcha Koo to Be Staged by Allied Players July 8 9
Rehearsals complete under John B. Rogers Producing Company for Katcha Koo a lively extravaganza with Ho merid as an aviator turned fakir and a cast including Baker, Horton, Stone Carr Quest Woods and Susquehana Sue dancers. Sockets for tickets are on sale. admission is seventy five cents with movable seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Hunga
Baker He
Dick Horton
Harry Stone
Dolly Frances Carr
Pru- Be
Angella Woods
Solejah
Urbanah
Marence Carr
Gail Quest
Oriental Veil
Lang Syne
Renda ‘Tkins
Athans
Summer program highlights at Molville celebration
In Molville on June 29 Mrs Tucker led a children's event with plans and ice cream. Several young participants including Ahrendt, Roger, Wendell, Brooks, Hazel Conley, May Daugherty, Irene Davis, Ellen Johnson, Mildred Johnson, Helen Keller, Edna Ventor, Jaelne, Clarice Root, and Nestor girls performed and Mrs Myrtle Fair presented degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molville
Troy
Ami Tucker
Pet Ahrendt
Roger
Wendell Wx
Brooks
Hazel Conley
May Daugherty
Irene Davis
Eapeth
Wilma Dunfee
Marie i
Marie Harper
Ellen
Mil-dred Johnson
Helen Keller
Edna Ventor
Jaelne
Clarice
Rheumatic relief claim encountered in old liniment ad
A fragment promotes Chamber's Liniment as a cure for chronic muscular rheumatism. It asserts massage of affected parts brings relief and implies certain success without detailed evidence.
Harding and Coolidge Meet in First Conference
United Press reports Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge held their first conference since nomination to discuss campaign plans and acquaint themselves. Plans to move Harding headquarters to Marion Ohio were nearly complete with a homecoming planned and a July Fourth phonograph message distributed nationwide.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Marion
Ohio
America
Council of Foreign Powers
Women delegates split over league of nations debate
In San Francisco on June 30 Kentucky delegates Laura Clay and Cora Wilson Stewart split over league support. Clay urged against endorsing Homer S. Cummings keynote on the league, while Stewart criticized her colleague and noted Kentucky's real endorsement via its state convention.
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San Francisco
League of Nations
Laura Clay
Kentucky
Cora Wilson Stewart
Miss Clay
Homer
Cummings
Stewart
Storm toll in New York as woman dies saving child
Four violent storms hit New York causing injuries and flooding. Miss Adeline Henderson of Ashland Kentucky, 45, died at Lenox Hill hospital after she pulled a six year old girl from an oncoming car, sacrificing herself.
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New York
Adeline Henderson
Ashland
Community Social Roundup At Pratts Fork And Jerseyville
Pratts Fork residents spent Saturday evening with Mrs Faye Wingett. Harold Jones and family visited his grandmother Mrs W H Williams Sunday. Several locals attended Jerseyville children's day exercises Sunday evening. A sizeable attendance from the area noted.
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Pear O’brien
Faye Wingett
Harold Jones
Robert Lloyd
W. H. Williams
Jerseyville
Women Delegates at the Democratic National Convention
The article highlights four women observers at the Democratic national convention. Mrs. C. P. Crosby represents Rhinelander Wisconsin as a delegate, Miss Jennie Lind seeks an alternate slot from Minneapolis, Mrs. Kate S. Morrow serves as a delegate at large for Missouri, and Lulu M. Barry also hails from Missouri.
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C. P. Crosby
Rhinelander
Wis
Jennie Lind
Minneapolis
Kate S. Morrow
Missouri
Lulu M. Barry
Athens street carnival draws attendees and July 4 events
Attended the street carnival at Athens last week. A picnic is planned in Sloane Grove all day Saturday July 3 followed by a dance at Woodmen Hall Saturday evening. Various locals visited Athens or stayed at home including Floyd and Richard Williams Floodwood and families. A children's day exercise is set for Pratts Fork church Sunday evening July 4 with all invited.
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Athens
Sloane Grove
Woodmen Hall
Floyd
Richard Williams
Floodwood
Miller Bean
Linnie
Delbert Ghoul
Daniel Slusher
the Garden
Delbert Williams
Clark Blackwood
Robert
Emma Hawk
Local residents visit friends and family Sunday
Taylor Ridge and many surrounding households spent Sunday visiting relatives and attending family events. Several pairs of neighbors traveled to nearby towns such as Trimble Glouster and Jacksonville while others hosted guests at home, with updates on illness and travel noted.
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Roland Mulpas
August
McDougal
James Mates
Trimble
Lewis Creasbaum
Glouster
P. H. Willeke
Frank Strubble
Haydenville
Fred Olbers
Garnet
Ada
Velma Leek
Greens Run
Gus Gaskalla
Rena Norman
Redtown
William Dalton
A. M. Taylor
Cambridge
Harry Gibbs
Will Mingus
Greena Run
Joseph Gaskalla
Jacksonville
Frank Davis
Ira Conaway
August Lemoine
Dave Grimm
Samuel Wyatt
Audra Chalfant
Vera Chalfant
Edward Marshall
James McClellan
Felix Linholm
Cleveland
Herman Kempton
Vern Kempton
Judge ONeil Declares He Is Not Acting As Bang Stopper
Judge A F O Neil of Akron launched his campaign for the Democratic nomination for United States senator in Columbus and said he will run to the finish. He denied acting as a bang stopper for any political clique and addressed rumors that Julian would withdraw if Cox failed to secure the presidential nomination.
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Columbus
A. F. O'Neil
Akron
United States
W. A. Julian
O'Neil
Cox
San Francisco
Julian
State Committee
Dayton Striking Street Car Men Propose Wage Schedule
Dayton workers present a wage plan offering 61 cents per hour for three months, 63 cents for three more, and 65 cents after one year. The proposal, submitted to city and companies, awaits action and aligns with an ultimatum to meet by noon. The city may revoke a seven cent fare increase and take over lines if talks fail.
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Dayton
Storm Kills Man and Traps City in Lightning Blaze
A rain and electrical storm in Cleveland yesterday killed Otis Hammer, 32, struck by lightning while at his automobile, and ignited his home. The same bolt started a street car fire. the motorman and conductor escaped unharmed. Several others were hurt in various storm related accidents.
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Cleveland
Otis Hammer
Old Electoral Ticket Shown in 1864 Ohio Election
Constable Jacob Glenn shows a Civil War era electoral ticket dated November 8 1864 for the Union ticket in Athens County Ohio. It lists Lincoln and Johnson for president and vice president with a long line of electors and the motto Rally round the Flag Boys.
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Jacob Glenn
United States
Athens County
Ohio
UNION
Abraham Lincoln
Ilinois
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
John M. Connell
John P. Bichn
John K
Baptist convention urges Versailles ratification with reservations
The Northern Baptist convention adopted resolutions urging President Wilson and the Senate to ratify the Versailles treaty at the earliest moment with suitable reservations and pledged Baptists to support strict enforcement of federal prohibition laws.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Northern Baptist Convention
Wilson
Senate
Government To Exhibit Dairy Co operation At National Show
The Department of Agriculture will showcase cooperation in the dairy industry at the National Dairy Show in Chicago October 7 16. The exhibit contrasts coordinated local agencies with independent dairy operations and features model creameries producing butter cheese and condensed milk from by products. A Grove City Pennsylvania model community will be shown as a success example with European cheese making methods and a miniature factory serving Swiss and Roquefort sandwiches made in America.
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Washington
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Grove City
Europe
America
Local social visits span Mannington to Albany
Chase and Mrs. Riley Martin bring two children from Mannington to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sargent. Cora Calb and Ruth of Steubenville stay with KEK. H. Carbaugh. Blake Tubbs from Peach Ridge visits his wife at her parents Beecher Woodyard. Athens visitors include Fred Oberholzer, Charles Carsey, Emmett Santers and families. Elwood Chase and wife host Z. B. Ator and son Harold and others from Albany. Clyde Helwig comes from Charlestown to aid a convalescing husband. Everett Carbaugh and family spend Sunday with relatives in Albany.
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Riley Martin
Mannington
W. Va
Lewis Sargent
Cora Calb
Ruth
Steubenville
Kek. H. Carbaugh
Blake Tubbs
Peach Ridge
Everett Carbaugh
Albany
Republicans of Tenth Old Big Stool Rally at Columbus State Convention
A large gathering of Republican leaders from the tenth district met in Columbus at the Southern Hotel during the state convention. J M Foster chaired. J B Lindsey named tenth district presidential elector. Edwin Jones joined resolutions. A C Lowry on permanent organization. J M Wood on credentials. A C Safford as vice president. F R Copeland ran rules and order of business. A resolution backed Foster for a second term and Clarence Brown for lieutenant governor. A R Johnson delivered the keynote. Judge Wood offered a telegram of congratulations to Senator Warren G Harding and Governor Coolidge, sparking strong enthusiasm.
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Tenth Congressional District
Athens County
Columbus
M. Foster
J. B. Lindsey
Meigs County
Tenth District
Edwin Jones
Jackson
A. C. Lowry
Lawrence
J. M. Wood
Athens
A. C. Safford
Gallia
F. R. Copeland
Vinton
Foster
Clarence Brown
A. R. Johnson
Ironton
Warren G. Harding
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Operators Answer Union Claims in Anthracite Hearing
Coal mine operators in Scranton respond to union leaders at a presidential commission hearing on wage differences in the anthracite fields. They focus on arguments that profits in the industry are excessive.
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Scranton
Wilson
Brown May Quit Contest For Senator
A late night conference between former Governor Frank Willis and Walter F. Brown left the senatorial race unsettled. Rumors said Brown would withdraw leaving Willis to face Judge Wanamaker as the strongest rival. Brown and Willis offered no comment while Wanamaker was also silent.
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Columbus
Frank Willis
Delaware
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Brown
Willis
Judge
Wanamaker
Akron
Wills
Women Escape From Akron Jail
Three female inmates escaped the Akron county jail by sawing a ward door lock, freeing themselves from the second floor, sliding down a lowered window with blankets. The escapees are Mary Hamilton jailed for pocket picking, Pearl Anderson and Carrie Childs jailed for loitering.
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Akron
County Jail
Mary Hamilton
Pearl Anderson
Carrie Childs
Postponed Hearing Alters Secretary of State Protests
Secretary of State Smith postpones this afternoons hearing on protests to avoid conflict with the Republican convention closing session. Protests concern candidacies of Harry Clay Smith Cleveland colored editor and Harold C. Smith Elyria for the secretary of state nomination. A New York resident invents ribless umbrella from stiffly crimped material.
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Smith
Harry Clay Smith
Cleveland
Harold C. Smith
Elyria
New York State
Brougher Chosen for Northern Baptist Committee
Rev. J. W. Brougher of Los Angeles was elected a member of the Legislative Committee of the Northern Baptist Conference meeting in Buffalo. He was opposed by Rev. J. A. Francis of Los Angeles, who supported a resolution opposing the marriages of divorced couples, which was tabled. E. L. Tustin of Philadelphia is expected to be chosen president to succeed L. D. Scull of Sioux City, with no opposition.
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Buffalo
N. Y
J. W. Brougher
Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Northern Baptist Conference
Brougher
J. A. Francis
E. L. Tustin
Philadelphia
L. D. Scull
Sioux City
Five Deaths in Family in Two Years in Lancaster
Miss Greer aged 38 died of pneumonia at her home in Lancaster on Monday. This marks the fifth death in the family in less than two years from different causes. She leaves three brothers and three sisters. Funeral is set for Wednesday at the family residence.
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Lancaster
New Chief of Police Named by the Mayor
Mayor Roush names Lewis Graham of Mill Street as Athens chief of police to replace Ed Bolin who resigned to join Home Coal Company. Graham, currently on the Ohio University janitor staff, will start tomorrow July 1. salary rises to 140 from 125. Patrolman Cady remains night man.
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Roush
Lewis Graham
Mill Street
Ed Bolin
Home Coal Company
Bolin
Carl H. Porter
Graham
Ohio University
Athens
Cady
City Sues Kistler Bondsmen Over Embezzled Funds
Warren City Solicitor R D Leffingwell filed suit in common pleas against Kistler's bondsmen to recover the $30,000 bond posting after Kistler, treasurer from 1913, embezzled $60,230.05 of city funds and failed to take oath or qualify for duties.
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Kistler
John C. Cratsley
Marriage Licenses Listed for Jacksonvill e and Nearby Towns
Robert Brown Jr a miner and Gladys Cox both of Jacksonville. John P DeMolet a plumber of Athens and Lillian Gibbs of Glouster. R D Graham a laborer and Mona Dalton both of Nelsonville. William H Shea a miner and Fios sie Durfee both of Chauncey.
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Robert Brown Jr
Gladys Cox
Jacksonville
John P. DeMolet
Athens
Lillian Gibbs
Glouster
R. D. Graham
Mona Dalton
Nelsonville
William H. Shea
Miner
Fiossie Durfee
Chauncey
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Milwaukee
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the Athens Messenger
New Universities Dictionary
Menain
Peekh Nin
Universities Dictionary
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C. Peyne
Jenny Lind
Adee
Taylor Ridge
Chase
James D. Phelan
California
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The
Baptists
Chas
Pickering
North Court
Mallo
HOT Fudge
Thos Gline Pharmacy Co
Violet
Frank M. McKay
Athens, Ohio
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