Gasoline tax bill moves toward final vote in Ohio Legislature
Columbus reports the Brown gasoline tax bill aimed at 2 cents per gallon, auto tag fees cut to 4 6 and 10 dollars, projected to raise 16 million. Governor Donahey's stance could decide immediate enactment or veto and a possible referendum. The Buchanan Bible bill faces a third committee hearing.
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Columbus
House
Joint Conference Committee
Senate
Donahey
Senate Schools Committee
Guilford Lake
Columbiana County
Emmons
Comings
Lorain
Ashland
Columbiana
East Liverpool
Waterhouse Suit Captivates London Society
Gossip-filled day as London centers on the Waterhouse suit with actors stepping from a mid Victorian drawing room delivering testimony lurid enough for the jazz age.
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Xondon
London
Governor Gore heads to Barrackville mine disaster scene
Governor Howard M. Gore departed Charleston at 11 05 AM for the Barrackville mine disaster site. He was accompanied by Percy Tetlow acting president of District 17 United Mine Workers of America.
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Charleston
W. Va
Howard M. Gore
Barrackville
Percy Tetlow
United Mine Workers of America
Looking toward NGC 6822 the farthest measured space
Arthur Brisbane explains that NGC 6822 is among the most distant objects with a measured distance. He notes light from that galaxy has traveled about a million years, and provides a rough miles calculation using light speed and leap years. He directs readers to Page 4 for more.
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Arthur Brisbane
Star Company
Not the tiger or ape but the hog in man endangers family life
Dr J Howard Melish of Brooklyn told St Stephen’s church businessfolk that money matters wreck marriages. He urged financial independence for women and said husbands should allow a wife an allowance. He also proposed banks require two signatures on family checks.
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Philadelphia
J. Howard Melish
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church
Dr. Melish
Athens county Citizens Military Training Camp Eyes 6050 Recruits
Francis Lavelle announces the 1925 enrollment drive in Athens county for a War Department program. Five examining physicians join local committee to enroll 6050 young men ages 17 to 24 from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia by June 1. Enrollers include Emmett Blair Dana Dean and several local physicians and reserve officers.
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Athens County
Francis Lavelle
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
U. Ft. McLaughlin
Guysville
Montgomery Campbell
Blaine R. Goldsberry
W. W. Lee
S. E. G. Pedigo
James P. Porter
Wiley T. Sprague
Athens
Emmett R. Blair
Dana Dean
Coolville
Benjamin IE. Bowden
Paul Kelly
Thomas Williams, Jr
Glouster
David C. Poling
Charles W. Sanders
Millfield
Harold K. Woodgerd
Leaders named for Ohio first aid contest finance committee
Announcement lists Jerome Watson and Charles J Bridgeport among appointees to the finance committee for Ohio's annual first aid contest set for Zanesville on July 18. Other members include John M Roan Lee Hall James Pritchard William Haskins and local committees will assist with financing.
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Columbus
Jerome Watson
Ohio
Zanesville
John M. Roan
Lee Hall
Ohio United Mine Workers
James Pritchard
Southern Ohio Coal Operators
Charles J. c. Bridgeport
F Pittsburgh Veine Nange Association
William Haskins
Coshocton
Central Ohio Operators Association
Zanesville Chamber of Commerce
Dawes Seen as Ready to Lead National Tour
Reports say Vice President Charles G. Dawes may tour the country this summer. His past speeches and attacks on Senate rules and government educators have made him a controversial figure. Is he a grandstander or a firm thinker, a fighter or a true leader?
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Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Dawes
Dawes Remembered As Natural Parade Leader From Marietta College
From Marietta College in Ohio, Professor J H Chamberlain recalls Charles Dawes as a lifelong go getter who always sought the lead from his Latin classroom days. The memory spans forty five years since Dawes sat in class and blew a flute in a moment the professor vividly recalls.
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Marietta, O
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Dawes
J. H. Chamberlain
Marietta College
Charlie
Chamberlain
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Ohio bus line to Corning would extend service
The Ohio motor coach owners association announced that W. T. Wilson of New Lexington Shawnee line has filed with the Public Utilities Commission for a permit to extend nine miles from Shawnee to Corning. He plans four daily round trips.
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Columbus
Ohio Motor Ul Owners Association
W. T. Wilson
New Lexington
Shawnee
Public Utilities Commission
Corning
Canaanville P T A to Meet March 19 in High School
The regular meeting of the Canaan Parent-Teacher Association will be held Thursday March 19 in the high school building. A program has been arranged and refreshments will be served.
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Canaan Canaanville
Mar
Canaan ,Parent-Teachers Association
Pershing to Oversee World War Dead Memorials in Europe
Washington reports plans to erect monuments in France and Belgium and place crosses on every doughboy grave. General John J. Pershing, chairing the Battle Monuments commission, will supervise with Senator Reed of Pennsylvania visiting France this summer to finalize designs and locations for the memorials. Pershing plans a summer in Europe after a brief home visit, focusing on completing the memorial program and standardizing cross markers at American graves.
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Washington
America
France
Belgium
John J. Pershing
Battle Monuments Commission
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
General Pershing
Lincoln
Neb
Generil Pershing
South America
Union Mines Face Mayhem as Operators Predict Closures
Cleveland dispatch reports gradual mine closings across Ohio western Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia due to failure of central field operators to conference on wages. Western Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio operators plan wage reductions and mine cutbacks begin April 1 affecting thousands.
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Cleveland
Union
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Clarkson Coal Mining Co
Rail and River Coal Co
Bellaire
National Coal Co
Cambridge
Rainey Coke Co
Connellsville
Youngstown Sheer and Tube Co
Nemacolin
First Conviction in Klan Rioting Returned by Jury
Peter Greco was found guilty of carrying concealed deadly weapons in the Niles Klan rioting case. The jury, after 32 minutes, followed an 11 to 1 first ballot for conviction. Sentencing awaited. defense seeks a new trial.
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Louis Corro
Harvey Kistler
Niles
O. E. Diser
Diser
Kistler
Kilfield
Trumbull County
Delayed Hearing in Copeland Russell Case
In Columbus on March 18 counsel for J Edward Russell and Merle B Copeland indicted for con spiracy to violate federal city laws seek delay. Hearing before Commissioner Wright continued a week to allow record prep. then defendants to U S Marshal for habeas corpus action. Remaining proceedings hinge on Judge Hough rulings and a Cleveland arraignment set for March 28.
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Columbus
J. Edward Russell
Prohibition
Ohio
Merle B. Copeland
Cleveland
Wright
Stahitaster
U. S
Borthwick
Hough
Warren E. Barnett
A. E. Bernsteen
Hernatocn Aeid
Newlyweds Must Be Sound in Ohio
Without opposition Senator Homer A. Mamey's eugenics bill passed the Senate 31 to 0. The measure requires a medical examination for prospective brides and grooms and requires both to present a physician's certificate showing freedom from social diseases before marriage. The bill now heads to the House for action.
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Columbus
Homer A. Mamey
Senate
House
Indictment in Death of Rich Youth Sparks Chicago Grand Jury
A Chicago grand jury returns indictments in the death of a wealthy youth. The case follows a fatal shooting linked to illicit gambling and gang activity as officials search for motive and accountability. Authorities vow full investigation amid public calls for justice.
Highest grade oil struck in new Wilks lease well
Workmen expect a top quality oil well on the Wilks lease in Athens after a shot at 11 30 yesterday. Afternoon bale totals exceed twenty five barrels with six saved. Oil from a little over 1100 feet appears rich green and of uncommon quality. pump installation may yield fifty to sixty barrels daily.
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Wilks
Athens
Motive Sought in Triple Medina Poisonings
Coroner Crumm and assistants exhumed Mrs Gienke Jr. at Valley City cemetery as Prosecutor Seymour builds a case linking an unnamed slayer to the deaths of Mrs Gienke, Fred Gienke, and Mrs Rose Mazel. Medical tests will confirm arsenic poisoning and may lead to an arrest. Marie Gienke remains gravely ill at Memorial hospital.
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Gienke
Hazel
Seymour
Memorial Hospital
Marie Gienke
Union decision seen as wise amid pending grand lodge
Officials of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks said the judge's ruling restoring the union's affairs is wise since the case will be decided at the grand lodge meeting in June.
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Cincinnati
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Common Pleas
Thomas H. Darby
Grand Lodge
Hogs Reach New Peak in Kansas City Market
Hog market in Kansas City rose to a new three year high with a top at 14.30 dollars per hundredweight, marking a five cent gain over the previous close.
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Kansas City
Tax distribution shows Athens County firms cut incomes via bonds
County Auditor Fred Cornwell releases final tax distribution data. Major indebtedness looms for Athens, Glouster, and Nelsonville while Amesville and Ruahteltes report the strongest finances. City of Athens faces worst fiscal shape but may retire debt with sinking fund surplus. townships to receive specified sums.
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Athens County
Fred Cornwell
Glouster
Nelsonville
Athens City
Ameavillea
Ruahteltes
Athens
Amesville
Chauncey
Albany
Coolville
Jacksonville
Trimble
Buchtel
wuse ta_Pame
Kiesse
Money Promised Head of School Involved in Death Case
Chicago report on Cook county grand jury true bills against William Darling Shepherd and Doctor Charles G. Fairman for the death of William Nelson McClintock Heiress, with state’s attorney Crowe planning indictments and pursuit of bail. Witness Robert White identified Shepherd as a man who visited Farman's school.
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Chicago
Cook County
Grand Jury
William Darling Shepherd
Charles GC. Fairman
William Nelson McClintock
Mel Clintock
Robert E. Crowe
Shepherd
Faiman
National University of Science
Robert White
Farm
White
Farman
Crowe
University Avenue
Farm Institution
Take the Drudgery Out of Spring Cleaning
Government booklet offers simple planning tips to ease house cleaning. Advice covers choosing easy to clean furnishings and keeping dirt out, with a free copy available via a mail coupon and two cents postage.
Request for Tourecleaning Booklet Return Stamp Copy
The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington DC forwards two Senet stamps for a return copy of the tourecleaning booklet. Street City appears as part of the address line.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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Pittsburgh Bureau of Mines
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A. G. Kendall
Clarence Wetzell
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