Open Letter to Mayor Wells on Catholic Calumny in Nelsonville
The Catholic Citizens of Nelsonville and Athens County urge Mayor T. E. Wells to halt ongoing anti Catholic lectures and protect Catholic residents. They accuse the speakers of misrepresentation and incitement, calling for enforcement of disorderly conduct laws and a stance against xenophobic harassment by public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church
Catholica
Actio
Supreme Court
Sheridan
Rosecrans
Meagher
Mototai
Nelsonville
Athens County
Northwest Columbia Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Tom Cottrill of Albany visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Cottrill. W B Gibbs superintendent of New Marshfield schools visited relatives. W A Liegd of the Ohio agricultural experiment Wooster is here with his wife and daughter. W D Townsend called on relatives in Vinton county Sunday. Mr and Mrs T H Throckmorton of near Carpenter were Sunday guests of R E Gibbs. Jacob Brooks Union Ridge visited his sister Mrs Alex Martin Saturday and Sunday. Russell Gillogly and wife called on S W Rutherford's home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Wooster
W. D. Townsend
Vinton County
T. Hi. Throckmorton
Carpenter
R. E B. Gibba
Jacob Brooks
Union Ridge
Alex Martin
Russell Gillogly
Relda Sutton Returns Home and Local Visit Notes
Misa Relda Sutton of Towner North Dakota recently returned home after ten months visiting friends. J W Wilson and Charles Wright completed a two week business trip to Seattle. Frank and Mrs Robinson of Sugar Creek stayed with Eli and Lou Spaulding. Bert Baker and family planned a Washington move at month’s end. Mrs Emmett Copeland is seriously ill. Insane Jones and family visited Glouster with J Davis family. Mrs Robert Copeland died after weeks of illness leaving husband and two sons Frank in Montana and Thomas in Columbus. Funeral at Presbyterian church and Wilson chapel interment Monday at 10.
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Misa Relda Sutton
Towner
N. D
North Dakota
J. W. Wilson
Charles Wright
Seattle
Wash
Frank Robinson
Sugar Creek
Eli
Lou Spaulding
Bert Baker
Athens
Washington
Emmett Copeland
Insane Jones
Glouster
J. Davis
Robert Copeland
Frank
Montana
Thomas
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
Wilson Chapel
High Court to Decide if Near Beer Breaks Liquor Law
The Ohio Supreme Court hears a Guernsey county case on whether near beer triggers the Alkin liquor tax of 1000 dollars annually. John and Bessie Murray were taxed by the county treasurer. the common pleas court ruled for the county, the client court reversed, citing the beverage’s 17 1000ths of 1 percent alcohol as insufficient to intoxicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulpreme
Guernsey
John
Bessie Murray
Common Pleas Court
Linscott Bitten by Rabid Horse in Amesville District
Amesville May 11 Stacy G Linscott superintendent of schools in West Tulsa was bitten by a horse suspected of rabies while helping a neighbor in Bern Township. The horse was killed after showing rabies symptoms and its brain sent to the Institute for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Stacy G. Linscott
Tulsa
Okla
Paeteur
St. Lowia
Tulsa Democrat
Lingsecott
West
Linscott
Wool market boom tied to local commerce and politics
M Sawyer of Coshocton visited the village to assess future prospects for wool, which shows a boom with buyers active. Unwashed wool brings about thirty-one cents per pound while first class washed wool tops around thirty-eight cents. locals credit the Rose bill, Jarmon’s election, or Morgan Harriman J D & Company for the upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Sawyer
Coshocton
Lovell
Petta
Jarmon
Dan Fleming
Morgan, Hiarriman, J. D. & Company
Sensational Penn Township Case Heard in Squire Coddard Court
In Penn township, Joe Johnson and his son Wade were summoned along with Mrs. Rena Logsdon and her daughter Mrs. Cayton. Warrants issued after a long preliminary hearing. The quartet posted bonds for the court of common pleas appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Coddard
Tenderloin
Penn Township
Joe Johnson
Wade
Rena Logsdon
Mrs. Cayton
Warranta
Court of Common Pleas
Local team beats Chesterhill 18 to 3 in opener
The locals wore new rules and defeated Chesterhill 18 to 3 on Saturday in Chesterhill. The return game is set for next Saturday here, with caution urged about celebrating too soon.
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Chesterhill
Memorial Services Planned for May 30
The committee organizing the soldiers memorial services on May 30 promises a good program with Judge Lynch among the speakers. The event will be pleasant and interesting for old veterans and all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lynch
Mr Kurtz to Give Third Senior Recital Tonight
Frank Bartlett Kurtz will present the third senior class music recital in the college of music auditorium tonight at o o clock. Miss Sylvia Moore, pianist and 1905 graduate, will accompany. The program features arias from Faust and Carmen and the oratorio Elijah plus five other classic sonnets in vocal literature.
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Frank Bartlett Kurtz
College of Music
Sylvia Moore
Kur¢z
Faust
Eirjah
Circus Day Licenses Held by Local Miners and Parents
Four set of circus day licenses listed for Sharpsburg residents William H Kennada 24 minor Jessie Minnerd 18 Frank Norman 31 miner Martha Holbert 18 both Sharpsburg and Harley McCall 2 farmer Blanche Snowden 18 both Albany brief licensing record for circus day permits.
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William H. Kennada
Miner
Jessie Minnerd
Sharpsburg
Frank Norman
Martha Holbert
Harley McCall
Farmer
Blanche Snowden
Albany
King Case Now in Grand Jury
The May grand jury continues witness examination with a report expected by Thursday. Tuesday’s witnesses were cleared by 1 PM, a recess followed, and about a hundred Nelsonville residents testified, many attending Holiness meetings. King attended as well, with proceedings likely to last through Thursday morning.
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Nelsonville
King
New Cactus Variety As Token Of Love
Students from Starling Ohio Medical University in Columbus presented a unusual gift to their landlady a rat tail cactus grown from a painted rat tail the odor of the plant proved strong and led to the discovery that the gift was zoological not botanical in nature the tale blends novelty and humor in a local or campus anecdote
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Burbank
Starling-Ohio Medical University
Columbus
BLACKJACKS AND FISTS AT CIRCUS TENT ALTERCATION
Chalmer Nicholson of Woll Street and two college students Spike Deckard and Al D. Pavey were arrested by Officer Gandee after a June Tuesday circus ground melee. All pleaded not guilty and were released. Nicholson's trial is set for Thursday evening while Deckard and Pavey face Friday evening proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmer Nicholson
Woll Street
Spike” Deckard
al. D. Pavey
Gandee
Nicholson
Pavey
Koya
Deckard
Young merchant Abe Weiner jailed in county custody
Abe Weiner owner of the defunct United Shoe and Clothing company was sent to the county jail after his bond was rescinded and he awaits grand jury action on a license without selling merchandise charge. Clerk Grim and Price tied to bonds. Campbell released from bond remittance. Witnesses summoned from Marietta.
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Abe Weiner
United Shoe & Clothing Company
Weiner
Pittsburg
Grim
Price
Athens
J. ©. Campbell
Campbell
Grimm
A Veteran's Armor in a Louisiana Duel of 1843
A recovered 1843 Paris to New Orleans tale recounts a duel over a claim of General Jackson's breastwork tactics. M Desmoines acts as second for Camille Trudeau and Captain St Leger, who duel under a levee at dawn. Trudeau dies. St Leger loses his arm and leg but survives.
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New Orleans
France
M Desmoines
Paris
Sam
Monsieur
Jackson
Camille Trudeau
St. Leger
Trudeau
St.Leger
Rome
Albany Couple Wed in Probate Court Morning
Miss Blanche Snowden and Mr. Harley McCall of Albany were married in the probate courtroom this morning by Mayor Hedges. The ceremony was witnessed by several Albany residents who were in the courthouse. The bridegroom is a farmer from Albany.
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Blanche Snowden
Harley McCall
Albany
Hedges
Broom
Odd Fellows to Dedicate Albany Hall Next Saturday
The Albany Odd Fellows will dedicate their new hall on May 15 at 1 p m with Grand Master Lewis B Houck of Mt Vernon and Grand Secretary H Lyman of Columbus officiating. Nineteen lodges invited and many from Athens plan to attend as Houck delivers a dedicatory address on fellowship.
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The
Odd Fellows of Albany
Lewis B. Houck
Mt. Vernon
H. Lyman
Columbus
Athens
Houck
Odd Fellowship
Community Notes From Union Town and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Rose Pidcock and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Gabriel while Mrs William Cooper stayed at New Marshfield to help care for her parents and spent Sunday at home. Mrs Ella Shaulis and Mrs G B Hawk visited Tick Ridge with Paul Shaulis family on Friday. Several locals attend revival meetings at the Lathing church led by Rev Baldwin. Harley Woodyard and family were guests of Frank Shaulis at Tick Ridge. Mrs George Harris and daughter Laura visit relatives near Plantsville for a week. Miss Maude Bingham of At 5 Mr West of Cincinnati joined Miss Dora Barker Sunday afternoon.
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Rose Pidcock
William Gabriel
William Cooper
New Marshfield
Ella Shaulis
G. B. Hawk
Tick Ridge
Paul Shaulis
Lathing Church
Baldwin
Harley Woodyard
Frank Shaulis
George Harris
Laura
Plantsville
Maude Bingham
Mr. West
Cincinnati
Dora Barker
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T. E. Wells
Caholica
Mr. Mayor
Bears
Igortare
Qin Gue
Northwest Columbia
Tom Cottrill
Charles Cottrill
W. BE. Gibbs
W. A. Liegd
Ohio Agricultural Experiment At
New England
High Court
Athens National Bank
Ohio
Dor. W. N. Alderman, Pres
H. D. Henry
Fred L. Alderman
Court of
Bern Township
MR. Kurtz
Athene
Grand Jury
the Messenger
Cirgus
Age Weiner
Calaboose
J. C. Campbell
Laurence Foster Church
American Press Association
McCall-Snowden
Charlies Ernest
Jas. D. Brown
Brown
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
OF New
Union Town
B. R. LeRoy, M. D
Basom
Or. Chase
Nina F
Dietetic
J. W. Basom
E. Mickle
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