Kiwanis Club Gears Up for Athens Merchants Show
The Athens Kiwanis Club plans a two night display at Ohio University Gymnasium starting March 1 1921. The event features merchant booths including a free scout booth and a large style show with Bobby Gardner’s orchestra, fundraising for the YWCA check room and local charity and drawing a wide Athens crowd last year of 6900 attendees.
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Athens
Athens Kiwanis
Ohio University
Rufus Hopkins
Kiwanis Club
Ea Posilony
Tu C. Hess
B. T. Grover
O. &. Bird
Bo Me
McKay
FL OH. Sands
George Whippie
EB. T. Quider
FH. Sands
B. M. Covert
Gibeo Charles Bethel
E. T. Quider
OG. Burnett
KL. Miller
Cornell
George FE. Whipple
S. NM. Johnson
MY. M. Rhetr
Ho Rutherford
Pet. Good
A. H. Alpee
B. T. Groveer
Haroh! Wise
J. W. Roberts
C. L. Heaton
DP. Kircher
Hareald A. Moore
J. E. Harshman
Tom A. Johnson
J. J. Lister
Ty. N. Hoover
BF. J
Hopkins
Sherrard
Ceremonias
Bobby Gardner
Orestra
Oray
YW. C. A
Athos
Erona
Rvault
Mr. Hopking
Cabinet sportsmen and stock deals headline early report
Today Ovarn notes Hoover's cabinet members as sportsmen who golf shoot fish and film. He cites shares in Standard Oil of Indiana voting by John K. Lockefeler Jr. and Col onel Stewart's large holdings. Government probes whisky charges and youth alcohol activity amid prohibition debates.
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Ovarn
Inj Yy Hoover
Flnhes
Adams
Yachirman
Stimson
Blite
Troover
John K. Lockefeler, Jr
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Colonel Stewart
Kellogg Predicts Federal Victory in Mexican Rebellion
President Hoover aides report Kellogg says the Mexican rebellion will end in a Federal victory. He cites strengthened Federal forces after the Juarez battle and expects official reports to justify further action. The White House plans to review the situation as reports arrive.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Kellogg
Feds
el Paso
Blute Department
Juarez
Phellogg
Ho Grande
Juares
Thirk
Chauiis
Federal prisoner proved to be U S Justice agent
Cincinnati dispatch reports federal officials believe the prisoner using the name Joseph Montana alias John Mason who was jailed for a February auto theft case at Atlantic Federal Penitentiary was a United States Department of Justice agent. He was moved from the penitentiary after his identity emerged.
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U.S
Cincinnati
March
U.R
Fede
Joseph Montana
John Mason
Atlantia Federal Penitentiary
Tebruary
Mason W. Hough
United States Department of Justice
Ayer
Min
United States District Attorney
Vfice
United States
Hough
Montana
District Court
Dayton
Atlantic
Justice
Weather Bureau forecast calls for a sharp cold wave
The Weather Bureau announced a real cold spell for the north and middle Atlantic states within 24 hours. A storm starting in Northern New York will sweep southeastward, bringing March winds and gale force conditions as temperatures plunge.
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Washington
U.P
Three Churches Weigh merger to form United Church
Lancaster March 9 three church denominations the Reformed Church in the United States the United Brethren in Christ and the Evangelical Synod of North America today presented a plan for uniting to form the United Church in America. The proposal seeks to merge the three bodies into a single church structure across the region and would affect church governance and congregations in the area. The plan calls for continued presence of each group's heritage within a unified denomination.
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Lancaster
Maren
WPA
Milan
Reformed Church
UN States
United Brethren ‘Christ
Evangelical Synod” of North America
United Church
Adi Otigl
Boy and Dog Die After Poisoning in Portsmouth Neighborhood
Portmouth city investigators report Junior Bloomfield, 3, and his dog died after consuming food laced with strechnine by an unknown poisoner targeting neighborhood animals. The two victims collapsed within a half hour. a post mortem confirmed the poison. The suspect remains at large, last seen in West Portsmouth.
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Junior Bloomfield
Portsmouth
W.py
Junior
Iateieh
Weat Worts
Two Fined for Fight In Restaurant Here
Two men Pete Parkin fined $10 and Jim Parkis fined $25 plus costs after pleading guilty to fighting Friday night at the Quick Lunch on Court Street. They appeared before Mayor Alex Moore in Police Headquarters Saturday night. Charles McGinnis and George Varlos of the Quick Lunch faced quarry but no charges were filed against Varlos. McGinnis was released pending further investigation.
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Pete Parkin
Jeasty
Jim Parkis
Court Street
Alex Moore
Teta
Charles McGinnis
George Varlos
Prietor
E. 8. Finsterwald
Charles Maple
Charles Mc
Ginnis
Kent
March
Peter Muricoll
Milo Fean
Martin Josten
New Haven
Conn
Alex Poncorti
Hoover's View on Prohibition Sparks Capital Debate
In Washington, President Hoover signals no push to reopen the Prohibition law but weighs reforms of federal enforcement. He outlines creating a national commission to study law enforcement, improve judicial organization, and reduce docket congestion, with focus on reorganizing agencies and juries.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Winter House
Sigallat
Promstion
Mexican Town Removes Dead After Battle
In Juarez, Mexican authorities clear streets after yesterday’s clash as bodies are removed and blood wiped from curbs. Federal soldiers retreating to Port Isabel, Texas, await safe passage as reported casualties reach about fifty killed and five hundred wounded.
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Paso
Texas
Juarez
Chuianthua
Mexico
Ruidaes
United Press
Juares
Port Liss
Government to Advertise Prohibition Tactics
Washington reports the federal government plans a nationwide advertising push to promote liquor-law enforcement. Commissioner Daren of the Prohibition Bureau announced a campaign using posters to depict the evils of the liquor traffic and benefits of prohibition, funded by 50 000 from a deficiency bill.
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Washington
Federal Governnment
Daran
Prohibtion Brreau
Campange Wilk
Bureau
Mayor Hugh Gormley Resigns Amid Village Scandal
Village officials announce the resignation of Mayor Hugh Gormley after missing funds in court costs and license fees and ongoing concerns of improper conduct. The move becomes effective at midnight, with a provisional mayor to run until November elections.
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Marcel
Hugh Gormley
Gormley
Hiscourt
Ucense
Gus Gaskolin
Vilage
Giarinley
Giskatla
Cleveland
Hsare Lyons
Gashatla
J. R. Davin
Glouster
Glausler
Acoli
Mm Oman
Laugh for Someone in Cleveland Bootleg Mix Up
Federal agents arrested two men amid a bootlegging case involving Harvey Yoder and Amth Saigon League counsel. Yoder ordered firewater but received eating apples. money refunded. Suspects held on conspiracy to violate prohibition law facing ongoing charges.
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Cleveland
Harvey
Yoder
Amth-Saigon League
Federal Prohibition Office
McNary Seeks Hoover Backing On Farm Relief Plan
President Hoover supports the general outline of the McNary coop marketing bill creating a $300 million revolving fund to finance orderly farm marketing. McNary plans to revise and frame relief legislation for Senate consideration when Congress meets April 15, with a federal farm board to administer funds and assist cooperatives.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Congress
Arthur M. Ayde
I McNary
White House
Teriff
Commerce Department
Sterey
Agriculures
Fedmal Farm Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Gugino
Leok
Buckley to be sentenced by count Monday
Former State Treasurer Bert Buckley faces sentencing by Federal Judge Hough for his role in the Cincinnati beer conspiracy. Co defendants John Schumper and Joseph Sperber pleaded guilty. Buckley plans an appeal while awaiting action. All three face possible 25 year terms and $27,000 in fines.
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Columbus
O.R
Bert
Buckley
Hough Monday
Cincinnati
John LT. Schumper
Cincinnath
Joseph Sperber
Jackson Brewery
Sane Sire
Schrimner and
Sportier
Buckley Wall
Dor
Schrimper
Sperbey
Atlante
Capone Gunman Linked to Murder Charge
Chicago March 1 A preliminary statement and fragments of testimony from a nervous youth supplied Cook County Grand jurors with the only significant developments on the second day of the inquiry into the February 14 massacre of several members of the Capone gang. The story centers on alleged links to “machine gun” Jack McGurn, reputed Capone gunman, who is booked on murder charges.
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Chicago
Cook County
Ugs
Alotan
Jack McGurn
McGurn
Weather outlook signals mixed week with warm spell
Washington dispatch says next week in the Ohio Valley should be generally fair with rising temperatures at the start of the week and again by Saturday. Temperatures likely higher Monday and Tuesday, cooler Wednesday or Thursday, then warmer by Saturday.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Mud-Covered Coffin Carried On Car Bumper to New Grave
Lancaster report tells of P B Daubmire of Pleasantville transporting the mud covered coffin of George Gebhart 72 to a new grave at the side of his parents. Gebhart died months ago and was moved from a potter field after Daubmire obtained permission from the County Health Officer and County Commissioners. Gebhart had worked for Daubmire and his father with his wife cared for at the county home.
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Potter’s Field
Lancaster
O.R
P. BD. Daubmire
Pleasantville
George Gebhart
Airfield County Infirmary
Permiss Aion
Daubmire
Gebhart
Sth
Rebel Leader Reports Progress With Mazatlan Capture
Mexico City reports Rebel forces gain at Mazatlan in Sinaloa as Gen Francisco Borquez claims advances. Calles orders strong northern mobilization to counter insurgents in Zacatecas Coahuila and pursuit of fleeing government troops.
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Sinaloa
G. F. Fine
Mexico City
Pluvarco Edius Calles
Mexico
Federal
Gots
Calles
Zacatecas
Coahuila
Juarez
Trapuato
Guanajuato
Tore Econ
Acabar
Nogales
Ariz
U.A
Francisco Borquez
Senor
Misica
Muazatinn
Borquez
Ramon Iturbe
Jaime Carillo
Nayarit
Magatlan
Torquez
Carrillo
Iturbe
Guadalajara
Denial of Merger Is Made by Official
NEW YORK March. R J G Harbord president of the Radio Corporation of America declared there are no negotiations or pending proposals for a merger with Western Union. He stated there has been no consolidation talks between the two companies and affirmed the reports were unfounded.
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New York
J. G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Wall Street
Radio-Western Union
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