Training School Parent-Teacher meeting highlights health and education
The Training School Parent-Teacher Association met Monday at 3 PM in the school auditorium. Students performed, and Mrs Britton led a discussion on the need for a woman probation officer in Athens. Miss Virginia Lewis outlined county health work and her hygiene course role. The next meeting on April 18 will be led by fathers with Mr Craig and President Bryan as speakers on practical education.
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Training School
Ruth Marshall
Martha Headings
Britton
Athens
Department of Health
Athens County
Miss Lewis
Columbus
Modern Health Crusade
Ohio Public Health ‘Association
Lewis
State Department of Education
Parent-Teacher Association
Craig
Bryan
Thompson Will Be a Candidate Ten Years Hence
Cleveland Republican Carmi A Thompson hinted in Columbus that he will run again for governor in ten years with a new party organization. He told friends that he can defeat any Democratic opponent. Thompson, en route to Ironton, spent a few hours in Columbus.
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Columbus
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Thompson
Ironton
Governor Small Guards for Life Threats in Chicago
Governor Len Small travels with four armed guards after threats attributed to Chicago gunmen. The disclosure came this afternoon as security was tightened during his Illinois duties in Chicago.
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Chicago
Len Small
Illinois
Oldham bill imposes $259 tax on labor agents in Wheeling district
Charleston West Virginia March 29 The Oldham bill to tax labor agents at 259 dollars aimed mainly at Pennsylvania agents who solicit in the Wheeling district was approved today by the house labor committee.
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Charleston
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Wheeling
House Labor Committee
Auto accident fatal in Charleston West Virginia
H. T. Lyttleton of Thurmond former member of the house of delegates died in a Charleston hospital after injuries from an automobile crash last week.
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Charleston
W. Va
H. T. Lyttleton
Thurmond
House of Delegates
Lyttleton
Wek
Wave length rules are up for national wireless plan
Washington March 20. Wave lengths and power allocations to minimize radio interference were submitted to Secretary Hoover at the national wireless conference by W. D. Terrell chief radio inspector of the commerce department. The recommendations were agreed upon after conferences with the bureau of standards and representatives of the war and navy departments.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
National Wireless
W. Did. Terrell
Commerce Department
Department
Bureau of Standards
War and Navy Departments
Million Dollar Fire Sweeps Dover Industrial Plant
Dover reports damages exceeding 1,006,000 from a blaze at FP J Lewis Manufacturing tar plant. Fire departments from Dover and four nearby cities battle to halt spread to neighboring facilities as flames rage through the industrial district.
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Dover
FP. J. Lewis Manufacturing Company
Making of a Newspaper by Athens Rotary Talk
C H Harris of The Messenger spoke on the making of a newspaper at the Rotary noon meeting in Athens Colonial Club. He described news gathering, use of leased wires, and paper make up while noting The Messenger’s community value and payroll. Also mentioned Athens district reps in Cincinnati and future vocation talks. Piggy Wiggles stock jumped to 124, sparking a stock exchange probe and urgent committee meeting.
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Rotary Club
C. H. Harris
The
Messenger
W. H. McKee
Daniel McGurk
John Swanson
Will H. Logan
Cincinnati
Athens Club
Harris
the Messenger
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Athens
Students Leave for Spring Vacation by Special Trains
Ohio university officials secured two special trains and special buses to handle the crowds as hundreds of students depart Tuesday and Wednesday for homes. The Red Star line and Hocking Valley line connect to Columbus for afternoon trains to northern points. Classes resume Wednesday March 25 at 1 PM.
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Hockings
Columbus
Red Star
Ohio Universy Oficials
Red Star Bee
Hockime Valley
German budget deficit tops seven billion marks
Berlin reports the German budget deficit exceeding seven billion marks, announced this afternoon.
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Berlin
Hearing Postponed On Walker Murder Probe In Ohio
Canton Ohio March 20 Investigation of the Walker murder by a special grand jury was postponed to April 2 after a conference with Attorney General C C Crabbe Prosecuting Attorney McClintock and three Starr county common pleas judges. Time shortage cited as reason Crabbe and special representative Sherman S Deaton Urleans noted Governor Donahey had asked for his personal appearance in the case March 14. Crabbe will return to Columbus Tuesday Maton remains to represent him. London March 20 After a break lasting for years the Liberal Party is united led by former Prime Ministers H H Asquith and David Lloyd George.
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Canton
Walker
C. C. Crabbe
McClintock
Common Pleas
Starr County
Sherman S.deaton
Urleans
Crabbe
Donahey
Columbus
Maton
London
Liberal Party
Central News
H. H. Asquith
David Licyad George
Honolulu Man Fined for Possession of National Drink Sake
Totokichi Fukuda admitted in U S district court that he possessed sake the national drink of Japan and said he could not live without it. Judge DeBell fined him 959 as the hearing noted the man’s health issues and dependency on sake. Also reported, Mrs Narciass P Y Jackenen, 92, widow and Cambama county’s oldest resident, died from burns after her dress caught fire from an open gas flame.
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Honolulu
Totokichi Fukuda
John T. DeBell
United States District Court
Japan
Fukuda
DeRolt
dJusee DeRolt
East Liverpool
Narciass PY. Jackenen
Cambbana County
Russian War Threats, Master Spy Sir Paul Dukes Speaks
Sir Paul Dukes, famed British intelligence figure, in Del Monte asserts Trotsky and Lenin bluff Europe with threats to aid Germany or Turkey. He recounts early spy methods in Petrograd, disguises, secret courier networks, and a dramatic escape from Russia amid a price on his head.
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Gene Cohnner
del Monte
Calif
Trotsky
Germany
Turkey
Lenin
Russia
Europe
Paul Dukes
Paul
Red Army
Ogden Mills
William K. Vanderbilt
Finland
Esthenia
Third Internationale
England
Red
Denison Team Wins Debating Clash Over Parliament Cabinet
Denison University defeated Ohio University in a Monday evening debate on adopting a parliamentary cabinet form for the United States. Judges C. E. Peppies, O. H. Stewart, and H. M. Whitcraft awarded Denison the $3 prize. Ohio’s speakers were Asa A. Hoskins and Lewis Sands with Denison team members W. G. Mather Jr and H. Kimball among the speakers. The contest, presided by Professor Raymer McQuiston, did not reveal the full outcome for Denison’s later results.
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Ohio University
Denison University
United States
Raymer McQuiston
Ohio
Asa A. Hoskins
Denison
H. Kimball
L. B. Bauer
J. R. Mosley
Lewis Sands
W. G. Mather Jr
C. E. Peppies
Pomeroy
O. H. Stewart
Middleport
H. M. Whitcraft
Logan
Denison Brio
Public Utility Regulation lecture at Athens luncheon
Attorney G. C. Maxwell of Columbus will address the Athens Chamber of Commerce luncheon at noon on Wednesday. The talk titled Public Utility Regulation is expected to draw a large crowd. Maxwell is a former secretary of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and has been booked for Chamber events several times this year but could not attend previously due to other engagements.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
G. C. Maxwell
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Maxwell
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Appearance of Fish Foreshadows Mauna Loa Eruption
Honolulu residents along Hawaii's Kona coast predict an early Mauna Loa eruption. They cite large schools of fish near shore, noting a similar pre-eruption sign in 1819 before the Alika flow. Residents recall repeated past instances of abundant nearshore fish before eruptions.
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Honolulu
Kona
Island of
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Fashion Makers Decree Waistline Changes Debated
Fashion makers decree changes to the waistline standard, signaling a shift in style norms. The move reflects evolving tastes and possible industry responses to consumer pressures, though details remain unclear.
Mason Ben Archer Dies at 47 in Cincinnati
Ben T. Archer a Thirty-third Degree Mason and Ohio lodge leader dies early Monday at age 47 Funeral services set for Thursday at his Hyde Park residence in Cincinnati with burial to follow in the local area Archer long led Masonic activities in the state and was highly regarded in Ohio Masonry news
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Cincinnati
Mar
Ben T. Archer
Ohio
Hyde Park
Burning Steamship Othis Off Louisiana Coast
News from San Francisco reports distress calls about the steamship Othis burning off the Louisiana coast. First word of the incident reached New Orleans today as authorities and observers assess the situation and possible dangers to crew and vessel.
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New Orleans
Othis
Louisiana
San Francisco
Sexton of St Stephen's Recovered After Thacher Syrup
Henry Stees of Harrisburg, longtime Sexton of St Stephen's Episcopal Church, describes illness from fatigue, dizziness, headaches, and weight loss, then credits Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup with full recovery after three bottles. The ad notes availability at McKee Drug in Athens, Le Favor's Pharmacy in Gloucester, and Gein Pharmacy in Nelsonville.
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Henry Steel
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Harrisburg
Dr. Thacher
Thacher
Athens
Mckee Drug Company
Glouster, O
le Favor
Nelsonville
Gein Pharmacy
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Progran
Beasley’s
Bank of Athens
National Banking Association
MEA
Allegany County Almshouse
Angelica
N. Y
Dover. O
Dam
Lungh Gong
New York
the Stock Exchange
Alliance
Honolulu Jap
Luff
Scandinavia
Sir Paul
Petrograd
Smoliny Institute
Naval
Secret Service
Courier Service
Will
Eain
Rowe’s New Store
Washington and Cemetery Sts
Athens, O
High Mason
Gulf
Sexton of
St. Stephen’s
Stees
Cranberry Ave
Hope Fire Company No. 2
Mr. Stees
Remington Cash Registers
Remington Cash Saygister Co., Inc
Remington Arms Co., Inc
N. Court St
Remington Cash
Remington
Remington Cash Register Service
Just
Lake
Home Furnishing Company
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