Floods disrupt transport and mining operations in Glouster area
Heavy rain floods Sunday Creek and parts of Trimble disrupting traffic between Glouster and Trimble. Rail lines and a trestle near Trimble were submerged, with the Athens Glouster auto bus halted. Mines Greens Run near Burr Oak largely idle due to high water. repairs and resumption expected after water recedes.
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Sunday Creek
Trimble
Congress Run
Greens Run
Burr Oak
Miss Foley Visits Columbus Friends For Short Stay
Miss Mary Foley traveled to Columbus to stay with friends for a few days, visiting local acquaintances and enjoying hospitality during the visit.
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Mary Foley
Columbus
Organization of Sunday School at Concord
A Sunday school organization event will be held in Concord on Sunday March 19 1922 at 2 o clock. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Concord
Natal Indian Congress strikes gain partial success
A Durban dispatch reports the Natal Indian Congress partial success of a general strike protest against the arrest of Mohandas Gandhi, the non co operation leader.
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London
Natal Indian Congress
Mohandas Gandhi
Durban
Indianapols Change Sparks Evangelist Crusade
A fragmented report notes Isiah “3 Core A me” leading thirteen women in a vowed evangelist campaign after a romantic upheaval across the continent.
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Indianapols
Mar
French government unable to reply to Paris notice
Paris March 15 The French government learned today it is unable to reply to a request or inquiry. The statement follows rising diplomatic tensions and signals potential delays in official responses amid ongoing discussions.
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Paris
English heiress Edwina Ashley rumored engaged in India
London society awaits an engagement announcement for Miss Edwina Ashley heiress of Sir Ernest Ashley. Rumors place Lord Louis Mountbatten as the suitor while Edwina travels in India with the Prince of Wales staff. reports suggest a large fortune and a prominent grandfather.
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London
Edwina Ashley
Ernestassel
India
Louis Mountbatten
Prince of Wales
Peenna
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Allies to settle Rhine army expenses from German reparations
Officials say payment of American army expenses on the Rhine should await an inter allied agreement. The note stresses Germany’s reparations funds as the source and cites diplomatic coordination as a prerequisite. The statement frames the issue as a step in allied financial and political coordination.
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America
Rhine
Winter kills lots of wheat across Ohio
Ohio wheat crop damage is put at 14 percent, up from 10 percent two weeks earlier, according to agricultural statistician C. J. West. Planting of corn looks similar to last year, while some regions report a larger spring pig crop and losses of young pigs in parts of the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. J. West
Mr. West
West
Driver Blame Stereotype Wins Debate Across Screens
The saying that the other driver is always to blame for crashes reflects a common reflexive assumption among motorists. Experts note cognitive bias and confirm fault depends on evidence rather than perception in each incident.
Trotsky Warns Against Genoa Conference and War Risk
Moscow report from March 15 states Soviet War Minister Leon Trotsky told a conference of Soviet workers the Genoa talks are watched by Russia’s enemies as an offensive signal. He warned Finland and Poland union could trigger war and praised US aid to Russia while urging friendship with the United States.
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International
Moscow
Leon Trotsky
Genoa
Russia
United States
General Wrangel
Trotsky
Ohio river stage hits danger mark at Point Pleasant
A 40 foot stage on the Ohio River at Point Pleasant West Virginia today topped danger levels flooding low lands and causing extensive damage across the area.
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PT. Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
Ohio designates April 7 as Arbor and Bird Day
Governor Davis issued a proclamation declaring April 7 Arbor and Bird Day in Ohio. He urged all schools and civic groups statewide to observe the day and celebrate nature’s manifestations with youth aligned to primitive forces.
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Columbus
Davis
Sdols
Ohio
Car Crash Hurts Norwood Relative Burial Plans
Cincinnati March 15 Chris Schue Norwood on way to select a coffin for a relative burial when an automobile struck him causing serious injuries.
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Cincinnati
Chris Schue
Norwood
Grange Program Plans March 18 Meeting
Marshfield Grange in New Marshfield Ohio outlines its Saturday program. Roll call topic is something to be thankful for. Discussion covers corn planting without testing and best varieties. Reading by Mrs J N Boden. History of St Patrick's day by Mrs Clara McKibben. Short talks by E L Wilson Nobe Collins and L H Efaw on small diameter file use.
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Marshfield Grange
New Marshfield
J. N. Boden
St. Patrick’s Day
Clara McKibben
E. L. Wilson
Nobe Collins
L. H. Efaw
Fire destroys Riverside Hotel in Reno
Fire marshal reports no lives lost after flames swept the Riverside hotel in Reno Nevada a four story brick structure that housed many of the citys well known divorce colony.
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Reno
Nev
Riverside
Statewide referendum favoring prohibition enforcement passes
In Annapolis on March 16 the Legislature adopted a drastic Anti Saloon League reform bill. Aimed at enforcing prohibition across the state, the measure follows a broad referendum vote and signals strong dry enforcement support in Maryland.
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Baltimore
Who
Annapolis
Anti Saloon League
Normal students clash over three hour rule at Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo date line reports Western normal students enraged by President Waldo's policy banning girls from accompanying any man for more than three hours at a time or twice weekly. The students protest the restrictive social rule affecting campus life and dating norms. The action highlights tensions between administration and student social freedoms.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Western Normal
Waldo
Olive E Murphy Stewart dies at 82 in Stewart Ohio
Olive E Murphy Stewart dies at her home in Stewart Ohio at noon Tuesday. She was near 82, widow of J W Murphy who ran Guysville mills and served as county commissioner. Funeral service set for 1 pm Thursday at South Canaan.
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Olive E. Murphy Stewart
Olive E. Murphy
Stewart
J. W. Murphy
Guysville
South Canaan
Debt Plan Presented To Allied Finance Ministers In London
Sir Robert Horne received a German debt reduction proposal for allied finance ministers. The plan lowers the total German indemnity from 132 billion to 45 billion gold marks. British and Italians are reported in agreement on the proposal.
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London
International News Service
Robert Horne
Spanish Warships Bombard Moroccan Coasts
A Central News dispatch from Madrid reports Spanish warships bombarding coastal Morocco. latest word says Moors were repulsed in the advance.
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London
Morocco
Madrid
Lady White Dies After Burglar Attack
Lady White widow of Sir Edward White former chairman of the London county council died today from injuries suffered during a burglary attack. The incident followed a burglary at her home in London on March 15, reports say.
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London
Mar
International News Service
Lady White
Sir Edward White
London County Council
Fire crews rescue 38 from burning Hoboken apartment
Police and fire units saved 38 residents including 15 children from a blaze at an apartment house in Hoboken early today. Fire equipment and emergency crews secured the scene and prevented further injuries.
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Wm - Resclife A
Hoboken
Hadje Mar
Don’t Spoil Your Child’s Hair by Washing It
Public advice promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as the best gentle cleansing option for children. The text warns against alkali in common soaps and recommends using Malsified with warm water to produce a rich lather that cleanses, conditions, and rinses easily. It claims the product loosens dust and dandruff and lasts for months for a family supply.
Prosecution Planned Over Weight Violations on Nelsonville Road
Affidavits prepared to charge coal truck drivers and owners with exceeding the 10 ton weight limit on the Nelsonville Haydenville road. Prosecution at the Common Pleas Court is led by Prosecuting Attorney Bartels, at the direction of E. W. Davis state highway district road supervisor. Davis cites repeated excess weights in mine scale records and warns enforcement to protect the wet road from further damage, risking $120,000 in rebuild costs.
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Wesbite
Ty Common Pleas Court
Bartels
E. W. Davis
State Highway Department
Nelsonville
Haydenville
Davis
Harding to Decide U S Genoa Conference Status
President Harding will decide on March 15 whether the United States will attend the Genoa economic conference as an unofficial observer upon his return from a Florida vacation.
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Washington
Mar
International News Service
United States
Genoa
A Witty Reflection on Love Across Decades
A light editorial line proposes that at twenty a girl searches for an ideal partner while at thirty she settles for a real one. The quip contrasts youthful romance with practical mature judgment.
Child's paternity case and auto sale judgment in Athens county
In Athens county common pleas court on Wednesday the state suits Clyde Woodruff for fathering a child born in 1916 amid accusations and names of several men while the divorced wife of an Athens man testified. A jury also awarded George G. Hutchinson $197 in a breach of warranty case against Lastro Auto Sales Co for a 1915 model sold as a 1918 model, with Hutchinson retaining the car.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
State of
Ohio
Emma Landis
Clyde Woodruff
Athens
J. J. Sissler
C. Eet
Jacob Graham
George Meighen
James Featherstone
F. H. Nice
Owen Beebe
Carl H. Stickney
W. H. McKee
J. L. Beckley
George G. Hutchinson
Murray City
Lastro Auto Sales Co
Hutchins
Small Fine Is Given Riley in Helwig's Court
W. E. Riley, superintendent of Chauncey and Dover township schools, was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to drunkenness in Magistrate Helwig s court. The inebriated condition occurred at the old First National bank building fire early Sunday morning and the magistrate noted the penalty reflects a set pace for intoxication cases.
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W. E. Riley
Chauncey
Dover Township
Helwig
Squire’s
First National Bank
Riley
Costa
Storm Warning Issued As West Storm Develops
Washington reports a storm likely to intensify over the far west with warnings posted from Norfolk to Atlantic City as the weather bureau issues alerts today.
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Washington
Far West
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Norfolk
Atlantic City
N. J
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