Americanization of World Seen Inevitable by Britons
London pundits foresee an Americanized globe with Britain trailing as America dominates finance culture and industry. Sir Sidney Low predicts US leadership in textiles machinery transport and capital, reshaping theatre literature and ethics as European producers chase American models.
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Harry R. Flory
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Sidney Low
India
Egypt
Italy
United States
America
Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
Japan
Sir Sidney
New York
Great Capitalist Federation
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Great Britain
Federation of British Industries
Yorkshire
Midlands
Apologies End Athens Garbage Mystery Case
Health Officer Isaac Tucker solved a long running Athens waste case as two colored youths admitted collecting fees for garbage disposal and dumping on nearby lots. They served a brief jail term, were publicly admonished by Mayor L A Koons, and ordered to clean sites and apologize to residents.
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Athens
Isaac Tucker
Athens Girl Wins Phi Beta Kappa Honors at Ohio Wesleyan
Mary Elizabeth Holcombe of Athens is named among 17 seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Ohio Wesleyan University. The honor, earned by high grades, marks an elite ~7-8% of the graduating class. Initiation is March 26 followed by the Phi Beta Kappa banquet and address by President E. B. eet.
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Delaware
Mary Elizabeth Holcombe
Morris Avenue
Athens
Phi Beta Kappa
Ohio Operas University
Sevnteen
Ohio Wesleyan
E. B.eet
Final Debate Tonight in Ohio High School League
The final debate of the High School Debating League in Ohio, sponsored by Ohio University and Marietta College, will be held tonight at 7 30 in Ewing Hall auditorium. Portsmouth and St Clairsville meet as Western and Eastern division champions to determine the trophy winner. The issue is whether the Federal Child Labor Constitutional Amendment should be ratified by Ohio.
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Ohio
Ohio University
Marietta College
Ewing Hall
Portsmouth
St. Clairsville
Empty Reservoir At Time Of Fire Norwalk Ohio
Fire destroyed the grain elevator and storehouse of J. P. Euston and Schneider Brothers lumber yard in Monroeville causing about 150000 to 160000 dollars in losses. Three grain cars and flour car burned. Fire crews from Norwalk and Bellevue aided as traffic on major lines was halted. The Monroeville standpipe ran dry due to power service interruption.
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Norwalk
Monroeville
J. P. Euston
Schneider Brothers
Maston
Bellevue
New York Central
L. 8. KE
influenza to disappear in five years says doctor
Dr. Sisson of Jacksonville Florida predicts influenza will vanish within five years. He notes the illness has grown milder each year since 1917 and that most people did not notice this winter’s epidemic. He cites 60000 affected locally and says no serious cases or deaths occurred.
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Jacksonville
Fla
S. Sisson
Sisson Clinic
Florida Composite Medical Association
International
Sisson
Ohio President Loses Grandson
John Gay infant son of Mr and Mrs Jerrold G Belcher Worthington died March 18 after a nine week illness. Mrs Belcher is the daughter of President and Mrs Bryan of Ohio university.
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John Gay
Jerrold G. Belcher
Worthington
Belcher
Bryan
Ohio University
Goitre Relief Claims by Newark Woman
Miss Zoa Westbrook of Newark Ohio reports complete relief from goitre after six weeks using Sorbol Quadruple from Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio Headache and nerveiness disappeared and she offers to discuss results by letter or talk to others. product sold at drug stores.
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Newark
Zoa Westbrook
R. R. No
Ohio
Mechanicsburg
Roads funding boost approved for 1925 26
Columbus March 19. The Senate Finance Committee will add 5 million dollars to the general appropriation bill for highway construction in the 1925 26 biennium. This action increases the two year total to 10 million dollars for roads.
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Columbus
Senate Finance Committee
Arsenic Poisoning Confession From Medina Woman
A Medina woman admits to poisoning arsenic in water buckets at her mother and at Gienke's home, denies harming Marine Gienke in hospital, says she bought the poison to kill rats and acted alone, expressing remorse and claiming it was the devil in her.
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Mrs. Hazel
Fred Hazel
Hazel
Gienke’s
Marine
Gienke
Memorial Hospital
Flyria
Medina
Ohio coal strike talks press plan to lift non-union fields
The Ohio miners convention debated relief funding and the need to clean and limit coal output to boost demand. President Lee Hall urged organizing fields south of the Ohio River to raise wages, reduce fatalities, and avoid lowering standards, with several elder speakers sharing wartime memories before adjournment.
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Ohio
Marshall
Conrad Wein
Murray City
Lee Hall
Ohio River
Hall
West Virginia
Windstorm Kills Thirty in Gallatin Tennessee
Thirty people died in a night windstorm in Gallatin Tennessee, per a Red Cross report received today.
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Washington
Gallatin
Tenn
American Red Cross
MenTho Sulphur Cream Promises Quick Skin Relief
A skin specialist touts Men tho Suglow Sulphur cream as a cold cream that stops itching and begins healing after the moment of application. It claims rapid relief from fiery eczema and germ-destroying properties that cool irritation and clear skin. Available in small jars at drug stores.
Winnipeg scientist found guilty in death case
William Eider a Christian Science practitioner was found guilty of manslaughter in Winnipeg in the death of 12 year old Doren Watson daughter of Robert Watson who died of diphtheria on November 22 1924. Robb another practitioner faces trial next followed by Robert Watson who allegedly refused medical authorities permission to administer anti toxin to the dying girl.
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Winnipeg
Man
William Eider
Doren Watson
Robert Watson
David
Robb
Liquor Apparatus Found in Mechanicsburg Home
Officers raid Floyd Wilson home uncover a hidden chamber with a 15 gallon still, a one inch coil, a keg condenser, a barrel of mash, and shelves with rye whiskey. Wilson pleads guilty to possessing property related to liquor during arraignment before Magistrate Helwig. fined 500 dollars plus costs. Sheriff P H McKinley later arrests Wilson in Athens.
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Mariner and Leiber
Athens
Mechanicsburg
Floyd Wilson
Helwig
Wilson
P. H. McKinley
Second Offense Charge Leads to County Act Commitment
Wilson faces a second offense accusation with alleged failure to pay a $109 fine and costs from a possession case in August 1923. He was committed to the Athens county Act until the total fines and costs exceed $600.
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Fense
Lit
Wilson
Whilson
Athens
Senator Culbertson Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Senator Charles A. Culbertson of Texas died at his Washington home this morning following a brief pneumonia illness. The veteran lawmaker had served in the Senate and was known for his long public service. He was born in Kentucky and leaves a widow and several children. Funeral plans were not immediately announced.
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Charles A. Culbertson
Texas
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