Summer Scout Camp Planned by Athens District Unit
The Athens Boy Scouts district, including Monroe Noble and nearby counties, plans a summer camp near Marietta from July 28 to August 31. Robert Cole led details, food prepared by skilled cooks, supervision by a captain, and a goal of wider friendships and future life benefits through interactions with southeastern Ohio troops.
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Athens
Monroe
Noble
Counties
Robert Cole
Southeastern
Ohio
O. C. Dunn
Mariet
C. A. Brown
Woodsfield
M. T. Hargard
Caldwell
Court of Honor
Athens County Council
J. J. Woolley
8. M. Johnson
Homer C. Clark
F. D. Forsythe
National Council
Freckles Face Remedy Ad Promises Clear Complexion
An ad promotes Othine double strength for freckles with a money back guarantee. It targets Miss Freckle Face and claims a cosmetic improvement after one ounce purchased from a druggist, noting rare cases may require more.
Grimes and Riley Nuptials Linked in Feb ceremony
Miss Elia Welch Grimes of Grimesville wed Allen Riley Jr. of Nelsonville in a February 2 ceremony at a Maryland parsonage, with Vera Fulton of Athens as bridesmaid and Edgar Green as best man. The couple, both from Ohio, plan to reside in Nelsonville after June.
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Vera Fulton
Athens
Edgar Green
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Garfield Grimes
Allen Riley
Nelsonville
Riley Coal Co
New Straits
Dmeme
Riley
Chauncey
Nelson- Vill
Local Church Meeting Notes Contain Fragmentary Remarks
Fragments from a church gathering describe an event near Chauncey with mentions of Mera Gardner and a Christ Church meeting. The text records a period of time and indicates informal, incomplete notes from the Wednesday afternoon session.
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Mera
M. J. Gardner
Chauncey
Christ
Columbus visitors include Po Garfield Grimes and Bing Johnston
City residents report Po Garfield Grimes and Bing Johnston visiting Columbus. The brief note lists the two individuals among local travelers seen in the city.
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Garfield Grimes
Bing Johnston
Columbus
Nelson McCafferty longtime resident dies at 89
Nelson McCafferty, 89, a respected Chauncey area resident, died this morning after diabetes illness. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2:00 PM at Chauncey Church with Rev. G. C. Courtney officiating, burial in Greenland Cemetery. Survived by wife, three daughters Mrs L D Columbus, Mrs Wayne Cleland London, Mrs Dean Linécott Nelsonville, and son Clarence of Chauncey. a daughter Grace predeceased. brother Charles McCafferty of McArthur.
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V. Nelson NecCafferty
Chauncey Church of Ch
CG. B. Courtney
Gréénland
McCafferty
Vinton County
Lile
L. D
Columbus
Wayne Cleland Londen
Dean Linécott
Nelsonville
Clarence McCafferty
Chauncey
Grace
Charles McCafferty
McArthur
Hines Goes to Charleston for New Employment
W. D. Hines of this city traveled to Charleston West Virginia yesterday seeking employment opportunities.
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W. D. Hines
Charleston
W. Va
Couple Returns Home From Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs J4c Schéondvéer traveled back to Chauncey today after visiting relatives in Columbus with Mr and Mrs W A Temples.
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Schéondvéer
Chauncey
Columbus
W. A. Temples
Illness of Clark Young Reported in Mound Street Home
Clark Young son of Mr and Mrs A I Preston is ill with the mumps at his home on Mound Street.
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Clark
A. I. Preston
Mound Street
Mrs Mourne and son Glenois Leave for Athens Work
Mrs. Marie Mourne and her young son Glenois have left after several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hines to go to Athens where Mrs. Mourne will take up work.
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Marie Mourne
Glenois
W. D. Hines
Athens
Mrs B Hill Visits Chauncey With Gardner Family
Mrs B Hill of Montgomery West Virginia visits Chauncey as guest of her daughter Mrs Guy Gardner and family on High street after stopping to see relatives in Zanesville.
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B. Hill
Montgomery
W. Va
Chauncey
Guy Gardner
High Street
Zanesville
Reverend Courtney Preaches at Church of Christ in Oriston
Rev G B Courtney spoke at the Church of Christ in Oriston last night delivering the evening service. His visit marked a notable appointment in the town with residents attending the service.
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G. B. Courtney
Orbiston
Church of Christ
Dinner Honors Mrs N. O. Cheadlé at The Plains
Mr and Mrs Luther Cruikshank entertained Monday in honor of Mrs N O Cheadlé of Heart The Plains who was their guest and relative.
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Luther Cruikshank
Boyish siege ends as Schooneeer leaves hospital
Mr. T. D. Schooneeer, who endured a seven day siege of the mumps, is able to go home after treatment and recovery.
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T. D. Schooneeer
Off to Tennessee Two Local Men Plan Southern States Trip
William Myers of Chauncey and Gove Elliott Pyle of Doan'e left by motor Tuesday for a tour through the southern states. They aim to visit Stewart, Tennessee for a few days and expect to be gone several weeks.
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Tennessee
Willilam Myers
Chauncey
Porter Couple Purchases Mill Street Grocer
Mr and Mrs Paul Porter of Chau Rave bought the gro shop on Mill Street formerly run by Mrs Bess Green.
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Paul Porter
Chau
Rave
Mill Street
Bess Green
Plant testifies in damages suit over automo bile accident
In New York on May 1 Philip Morgan Plant read letters to the 15 million estate of Commodore Morton Plant during his testimony in Miss Helené Jesmer's $500000 damage suit. Jesmer says Plant caused the wreck that injured her and ruined her Follies career.
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New York
Philip Morgan Plant
Commodore Morton
Plant
Helené Jeamer
Follies
Miss Jesmer
Jesmer
Piant
May Day confession ties Akron woman to murder
Luclle Johnson, 21, of Akron Ohio, admitted early today to stabbing James Sheppard to death on a city street last night. Her plea points to a possible long prison term if convicted.
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Luckles
Lucille
Akron
Luclle Johnson
James Sheppard
Prescription Claim Attracts Rheumatism Sufferer
Rochester man Tames B Allen says a certain prescription cured his rheumatism after years of pain and helplessness. He claims impurities dissolved in joints and muscles were expelled, leading to recovery with remarkable speed. He warns others to seek the remedy from Giste, suggesting financial incentive for withholding details.
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Allen
Rochester
FEE BRABBERS OF OHIO COURT BROT TO LIGHT
A typewritten report in Attorney General Crabbe’s office reveals alleged abuse in Lucas County justice of the peace courts. Grizzled figures show one judge handled 1351 cases, others 897 and 385, with high costs dwarfing fines. The probe highlights the use of law for personal gain and notes foreign victims often unaware of U.S. procedures.
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John A McNulty
W.vi. N
Columbus O
Crabbe
Chek of America
Courts of Justice of the Peace
Checka
Ikussia
Justice of the Peace Courts of
Ohio
Jucas County
Killitts
Toledo
Lucas County
H. H. Griswold
Auditing Department of
Griswold
J. C. Tuttle
Tourists Visit Santo Domingo Pueblo Vendor in New Mexico
Clarence Indian, a Santo Domingo Pueblo resident in New Mexico, sells rings, baskets, and pottery to excursionists and travelers. Attorney Griswold notes local justice and mayor courts harmed prohibition efforts, saying the investigation nearly halted liquor-case activity in Lucas County and warned other courts statewide.
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Clarence
Santo Domingo Pueblo
N. M
Bring Test Suit to Try Prohibition Act
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon was made principal defendant in a suit in the District of Columbia supreme court to test the validity of prohibition regulations limiting withdrawals of denatured alcohol for industrial use. The Standard Drug and Chemical Company of Baltimore filed the action.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Standard Drug and Chemical Company
Baltimore
Rebel Leader Becomes Honduran Provisional President
General Vicente Tosta, a leading rebel chief who seized Tegucigalpa from the de facto government, has been elected provisional president as peace returns to Honduras after the revolution.
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Washington
Vincente Tosta
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Oil Leases Made by Uncle Sam Long Ago
Assistant Secretary Finney told the Senate Public Lands Committee that Albert B. Fall initiated the policy of leasing large government lands to private interests. He noted that earlier leases for offset wells to protect the government against drainage were made by ex-Secretary John Barton Wayne.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
John Barton Wayne
Finney
Senate Public Lands Committee
Carpentier Beats Townley in Vienna Bout
Georges Carpentier the French idol knocked out Arthur Townley the British heavyweight in the second round in Vienna on May 1. Carpentier dominated from the start and secured a decisive victory.
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Carpentier
Vienna
Georges Carpentier
Arthur Townley
Missing man from county jail sparks manhunt across cities
Dayton police seek a missing man who vanished from the county jail two days ago. Authorities say the search expanded to multiple cities as efforts continue to locate him.
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Dayton
Ohio
Senator Wheeler tied to oil permit scheme, Montana case
Western oilman William W. Rhea testified before the Borah committee that Gordon Campbell discussed paying Wheeler a share of profits if a federal oil permit for Phil McGowan would be secured. Rhea described a January 15 1923 Great Falls meeting with Wheeler Campbell and Glosser. Wheeler did not respond when asked about a slice of profits.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
I. N
Washington
Wiliam W. Rhea
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Rhéa
Wheeler
Rhea
Gordon Campbell
Borah
Idaho
Williams
Spry
The
Land Office
Bureau
Phil McGowan
Great Falls
Campbell
H. C. Glosser
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Lifts Texas Woman
A sick young woman from Mart Texas reports rapid relief from nervous fatigue and bodily pain after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says she can sew sleep and eat well again and now does chores from cooking to washing with renewed energy and cheer
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Erin
B.F. Beamont
Circus Bull Mar tha Promos at Athene Show
Noting ticket sales concerns, Mar tha the bull from John Robinson Circus headlines a Athene event. Circus activities slated for Thursday May 16 with performances advertised to attract families and visitors.
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Martha
John Robinson Circus
Athene
Senator Wheeler Pay Talk Tied to Permit Deal
Rhea testified Wheeler never received money or further contact from the senator. Campbell said Wheeler could influence the general land office after election and implied a “big slice” of any permit payment. Wheeler did not reply. Rhea noted they discussed payments to Wheeler but he was silent. Rhea testified before the Montana grand jury against Wheeler.
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Rhea
Wheeler
Campbell
United States
General Land Office
Sterling
Montéfia Grand Jury
Manila Man Receives Army Medical Reserve Appointment
About 9 Willpinos are receiving commissions in the United States Army Reserve in response to applications from Piliquine. Jesua Perez of Manila is first from the Philippines to join the Medical Reserve Corps of the Army.
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Manila
United States Army
Reséré
Jesua Perez
Pirio
Army
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