Throne of Kaiser Wilhelm Auctioned in New York
A damaged clippings piece recalls the imperial German throne sold at auction in New York along with court trappings. The eccentric tale contrasts Wilhelm II’s earlier boasts with his later fate and mocks grand appeals to glory and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kaiser
Mil‘Spondulix
Denver
Newark
Palm Beach
Wilhelm
Parie
Salador
Ies
Isure
York
Plant a Garden Now
Patriotic wartime call urges everyone to plant a garden to boost food supplies. It warns of food shortages as young men enlist and farming declines, urging self sufficiency and canning of corn beans and tomatoes to avoid hunger.
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Ing
Spuda
Pershing Urges Community Rally Against Radicals
Opinions Reprinted from EN JOHN J. Pershing call revival of unity and local cooperation to root out revolutionary tendencies. At Carnegie Hall he warns unrest and high living costs threaten education and civic duty, urging a nationwide forum for a patriotic, community driven campaign to restore strength and peace.
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John J. Pershing
Carnegie Hall
New York
Not a candidate but seeks any way into power
An average public man declares he is not a candidate yet would seize any entry point. The piece contrasts this wish with historical figures and cites Washington's six price rise reasons, noting the first why is money and five other causes follow.
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Washington
Muffled Exchange Over Delays and Yesterday Receptions
A clipped dialogue notes slow mail and its odd advantage. The speakers mention Dulwore’s word for yesterday’s reception and a veiled reference to a decent excuse given this morning. The mood is archival and lightly humorous.
Nightingale remembered as pioneer of nursing and army hospitals
Edith Moriarty editorial honors Florence Nightingale on the centenary of her birth. It notes her Crimean War work transforming British army hospitals, her creation of nurse training schools, and the spread of nursing in the United States. The piece urges May 5 as a tribute day to Nightingale and all nurses.
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Florence Nightingale
Great Britain
Kansas Governor Allen As Presidential Aspirant In 1920s Race
Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen emerges as a potential Republican candidate if a Chicago deadlock occurs. Backed by Wood supporters and the Midwest, he would need to address platform favors for anti strike measures. Allen, editor of the Wichita Beacon, championed Roosevelt and funded tenant farmers. Born 1868 in Warren County, Pennsylvania.
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Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Chicago
Allen
General Wood
Wood
Middle West
Roosevelt
Wichita Beacon
Europe
Warren County
Rhubarb Charlotte and Custard Sauce Recipe Column
Household Hints include step by step gelatin rhubarb dessert with coconut ice cream and custard sauce. Humorous exchanges on cattle behavior and a Teledo Blade quip about medical advice conclude the page.
Foster Endorsed For a Second Term By Local Paper
The Gallia Times lauds Mr. Foster for his broad minded, hardworking, intelligent, and conservative service in the Tenth Congressional District. It asserts he deserves and will receive a second term for his constituents.
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Tenth Congressional District
Foster
Gallia Times
Mine Rebuilding Presses On at John son Mine
The work of rebuilding and pumping out the water of the old Johnson mine is progressing rapidly. Several local residents attended a funeral for Miss Courtney while others visited family and friends across the region including The Plains and Glouster.
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Johnson
Anna Shust
Farrie Brooks
Geo. Besco
Athens
Raymond Rupe
Rhoda Hunter
Donald Willis
Albert Haning
Lucile
Maggie Rupe
J. R. Rupe
Chas. Gaston
the Plains
O. E. Taylor
Glouster
Goldie Crippen
Aretta
Mary
Goldie
Margie
Hanah Brooks
H. Brooks
Mary Bartoe
John Shust
Courtney
Ed Bullington
Hardy
John Pidcock
Springfield
Clyde Powell
Charles Tate
Carrie Brooks
Hensler
Geo. Matheny
Olive Brooks
Henry Matson
Visitors Gather Across Area In Quiet Social Notes
Sand Rock and nearby communities host a series of visits as Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bennett and son visit Mrs. Bennett's father Will Marquis. Several couples spend Sunday with friends including Mr. and Mrs. Walter White and Robert Roberts with Mr. and Mrs. Orla Roberts. Others, such as Mr. and Mrs. Art Copeland and Mildred, meet John Grosvenor and family on Music Run. Additional calls include Mr. and Mrs. N H Colvin traveling to Broadwell for the illness of Mr. Colvin’s brother David. Will Vandyke and son Clarence of Athens visit friends here. Gilbert Boudinot guests of Ed McLeod, Eliza Mathers of Chillicothe visiting relatives, Will Lane of Columbus visiting here and Broadwell, and the Robinson family visiting Glouster guest of Percy Lunsford.
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Ira Bennett
Will Vandyke
Clarence
Athens
Gilbert Boudinot
Ed McLeod
Eliza Mathers
Chillicothe
Will Lane
Columbus
Broadwell
W. H. Robinson
Jessie
Helen Roberts
Glouster
Percy Lunsford
Local residents visit kin and plan moves this weekend
Carpenter L Tewksbury and A Tewksbury with wives visited relatives in town. W H Irwin family and J S Steward from Albany called on friends. R L Thorne sells hill property and moves to Albany with plans to relocate. Rev Parmalee from Rutland preached Saturday. Mrs Mary Throckmorton recovering from illness visited Albany. O R Woodyard and family from Columbus stayed with his parents. Vaneibber from Union Ridge visited John Cline, and Tirzah Corroll an elderly patient at Harry Dudgeon’s granddaughter’s home returned home Sunday.
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L. Tewksbury
Knox
A. Tewksbury
Pomeroy
W. &. Reeves
J. H. Dunbar
Columbus
W. H. [Irwin
George
James Steward
Albany
Rank Yale
J. H. Nichols
Dvesville
Harry Dudgeon
S. F. Howery
LeRoy Thorne
Thorne
Rev. Parmalee
Rutland
Mary Throckmorton
D. M. Sisson
O. R. ‘Woodyard
B. Woodyard
Cook Vaneibber
Union Ridge
John Cline
Tirzah Cotrril
Harry, Dudgeon
Remoy Sumday
Local Social Notes From New Marshfield Area
A series of short visits and family gatherings closes in two weeks as residents from Bruceville Akron Athens Columbus and Coolville transact church and leisure duties. Guests include Elza Creighton and children, George Phillips family, Stephen and Aunt Sarah DeWeese, Mary Dowler, and visitors from Barberton Athens Columbus and Hope.
Athens Family Hosts Members Over Weekend
Jim Boden and family of Athens visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. Mrs. E. E. Norris and her Columbus children stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Hunter.
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Jim Boden
Athens
John Smith
E. E. Norris
Children
Columbus
W. WV. Hunter
Community Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Lottridge Blaine Chapman and family joined O. L. Davis for Sunday dinner. Mrs Gertrude Batchelder returned to Marion after visiting her parents. Miss Ruth Ackley heads to Marion for summer. Fidelis Class met at J I Gaston’s home. Carthage township eighth grade commencement held at U B Church with recitations and music. Prof Gaskill and County Superintendent Root spoke about schooling and a future extra levy. Farmers are spraying and preparing for planting. period full of small social visits and community updates.
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Blaine Chapman
Max Chapman
O. L. Davis
Cc. D. Swartz
Clarence
Athens
Gertrude Batchelder
Daniel Ackley
Marion
Anthony Woode
Alfred
C. E. Woode
Ruth. Ackley
Fidelis
U. B. Church
J. I. Gaston
Carthage Township
U. B
Gaskill
Root
Obituary of Jasper Pennell Loyal Civil War Veteran
Jasper Pennell born February 17 1843 died April 6 1920 aged 77 years 1 month 20 days. He married Lucy Faulkner July 1 1866 and had nine children six survive. He joined Wesley Chapel M FE Church 52 years ago and served in Co B 90th Ohio during the Civil War being captured at Stone River and discharged 1865. Survived by widow Lucy and children Albert W Pennell Zaleski W T Pennell Athens George K Pennell Columbus Jennie Bearley Chillicothe Frances Writsel Addiston W Va. three brothers and two sisters. He was a member of T R Stanley Post 223 Ohio.
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Jasper Pennell
Lucy Faulkner
Pennell
M. FE
Wesley Chapel
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Stone River
T. R. Stanley Post Depot
Ohio
Lucy Pennell
Albert R. Pennell
Zaleski
W. T. Pennell
Athens
George K. Pennell
Jasper P. Pennell
Columbus
Jennie Bearley
Chillicothe
Frances Writsel
Addiston
W. Va
Brother Pennell
Fugitives Kidnap Motorcycle Cop in Five Hour Chase
Four auto fugitives believed linked to the Jim Colosimo murder in Chicago kidnapped a motorcycle policeman Bernard Flicker at Newport Michigan and fled after a five hour pursuit by Michigan deputies. Flicker was released near Detroit at 7 PM and said the car was a 1908 Cadillac with an Illinois license. He concluded the men were well known in Chicago.
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Toledo
Jim Colosimo
Chicago
Newport
Mich
Michigan
Bernard Flicker
Detroit
Flicker
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
United Press News
Postoffice
Warrier
Athens Mesenger & Herald Printing Co
Messenger
Robert FE. Ward
Fifth Avenue
New York City
South Wabash Avenue
California
St. Quentin
Diogenes
William
Lydia
the Angel OF Mercy
Edith E. Moriarty
GOV
Henry J, Allen
Govd Allen
Mamma
Teledo Blade
Wilson
Hocking
Jasper Oldaker
Dyesville
New Marshfield
Elza Creighton
Bruceville
Ind
George Phillips
Fred Rhorick
Barberton
Stephen Thomas
H. L. Knowlton
W. S. Ferguson
Frank Stewart
Fred Burt
John Gilbert
Patsal White
Gabriel
Coonville
George Carter
Norma Townsend
Robert Townsend
E. L. Stout
Lizzie Duncan
Nelsonville
R. Hysell
E. L. Rhorick
Sarah Bowman
B. Harper
Coolville
Lottridge
Wwe
Army & Navy
Army and Navy Paint Company
Broadway
Cleveland
the Teasdale Company
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Imien
Hannas
Hanna
The
Mead Pulp & Paper Company
Chillicothe, Oho
Your Gas Service
Athens Gas Light & Electric CO
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