Goitre Clinic At Athens County Court House Draws Crowd
Dr. Andre Crotti leads the first goitre clinic in this section of Ohio at the Athens county court house. 122 people registered for examination by 11 am with many late arrivals turned away. Physicians present include Drs. Swartz Wiley Sprague and Biddle among others. treatment plans ranged from medication and X ray to tonsil operations.
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Athens Cous
Wilhelm
Caruso
E. J. Swartz
Child Hygiene Bureau
Clara Reeder
Nataline Merrill
State Department of Health
Crotti
Common Pleas
Howe
Athens
Crawford
Danford
Glouster
Howard
Amesville
von Steele
Jacksonville
Dr. Crotti
Wie
Ohio
Dr. Swartz
State Public Health Department
Swartz
Department of Health
Clinic draws wide attendance in county goitre drive
People of all ages packed the county courthouse clinic, prompting early talks for a second examination drive. Dr Crotti will lecture on The Prevention and Treatment of Goitre at Science Hall Ohio University at 7 30 pm. Miss Anne Munn supervised the health department effort with nursing staff from Glouster Nelsonville Athens and local counties.
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Court House
Crotti
Columbus
Anne Munn
Munn
Bess Harper
Glouster
Ruth Masters
Nelsonville
Clara Cavanaugh
Essie Bliss
Athens
New Golf Course Opens Informally This Week
Local golfers may play the new country club course after 1 pm Thursday as greens workers complete preparations. A formal opening for the clubhouse and course is planned around June 1 with Mr. George Sargent of the Scioto club and other noted golfers anticipated to attend.
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Greens
George Sargent
Scioto Club
Athens Course
Coolidge Links U S Rise to Trade Policy at Columbus
Vice President Coolidge told Columbus Chamber of Commerce audience that the nation’s economic fate hinges on success of its commercial policy. He urged an adequate merchant marine and praised President Harding’s administration as part of a Better Citizenship program. Luncheon club talks followed the address.
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United States
Coolidge
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Harding
Chamber of Commerce
Genoa conference may be seen as partial failure says Lloyd George
The Hague meeting to form a Russian study commission is deeming useless after America refuses participation. Lloyd George may call a general election early summer to decide support for his policies. Labor leader Clynes warns alliances burden nations and risk war as hope fades after the Genoa note.
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United States
the Hague
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Genoa
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Hague
America
Downing Street
LABOR
John Robert Clynes
Daily Dispatch
France
Clynes
Standard
Allies Rebuffed as Russia Conference Plans Move Ahead
Dismay among allied delegates at the U S refusal to join the Hague meeting for a mixed commission to study Russia. The Russians accept the allied plan, with reservations, and two commissions are planned at The Hague, one including the big five and the Moscow Soviet, with Russia testifying through experts. The U S may send an observer but remains out of European politics as Washington weighs a separate approach.
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International Economic Conference Today
United States
Hague
Ruesiang
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England
Italy
Japan
France
Belguim
Belgulm
America
Russia
The
Washington
L. N.S
Harding
James Goodrich
Indiana
White House
Women in Pennsylvania primary hinge on voters with Pinchot hopes
Harrisburg May 16 The first state wide primary in which women could vote may shift control as Pinchot supporters believe women could overturn the Penrose machine. Opponents say women will mostly follow men's votes with society women pushing Pinchot, while general female turnout remains uncertain.
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J. Bart Campbell
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Gifford Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt
Pinchot
Woman Must Be Sure She Is Attract ive But Keep In Limits
Hazel Blair reports Annie Nathan Meyer founder of Barnard College argues that business women may lunch with male clients to settle business but must dress suitably and attractively without letting pleasure override duties. Meyer says a woman should stay attractive yet not so alluring that men confuse romance with business.
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Hazel Blair
New York
Annie Nathan Meyer
Barnard College
Kate
Athens Countian Invents A Safety Device For Mines
William Hier of Cannaville has created the Hier Isolating Tubes to prevent preignition in mine blasting. The tubular device inserts into the needle hole and vents gases through radial apertures before ignition, allowing miners to retreat to safety.
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Athens
Countian
William Hier
Canaanville
Hier
Mr. Wier
Mr. Hiers
Arrests in Chicago terror gang tied to police killings
Four men are in police custody in Chicago identified as the slayers of Lt Terrance Lyons and Officer Thomas Clark. Confessions tie the men to a terrorist group that killed two officers last week, wounded another, and planted bombs. A bartender, John Miller, is named as the driver in the murder car.
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Chicago
Dpolice
Terrance Lyons
Thomas Clark
John Miller
Clark
Jerry” Horan
Tim” Murphy
Fred Madera
Con” Shea
Fitzmorris
Hughes
Murphy
Madera
Shea
Henry Tarrett Chamberlain
Chicago Crime Commission
Miller
Bastile
Margaret Miller
I Gang
West Side
Blaze at Tidewater Oil plant in Bayonne nearly $2 million loss
May 16 reports say a spectacular blaze at the Tidewater Oil Company plant in Bayonne New Jersey was under control after an all night battle. The fire is believed to have been caused by a lightning strike on a gasoline tank and has already caused almost $2,000,000 in damage.
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Bayonne
N. J
Tidewater Oil Company
Dorchester Hen Hatches A League Of Nations Brood
A Dorchester, Massachusetts hen owned by Mrs. Mary Shea hatched a diverse brood described as a league of nations. The brood includes two turkey chicks two ducklings and two goslings. Mrs Shea’s son Maurice returned from New Bedford with six eggs three species for a setting and the hen accepted them, producing a strong hatch.
First Ohio School Superintendent Appointment in Columbus
In Ohio history Asa D. Lord became the first superintendent of schools in Columbus. References note events from 1869 to 1895, including Dayton's Turner’s Opera House fire and a Cincinnati visit by Dom Pedro, with state convention activity nominating Boston G. Young for secretary of state and the 1895 formation of the Woman's Civic League of Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Dayton
Dom Pedro Emperor
Brazil
Cincinnati
Boston G. Young
Woman's Civic League of
Miners Threaten Governor Morgan at Logan March
Testimony in the Blizzard treason trial named Albert Gore a 22 year old school teacher who allegedly said miners would ask Governor Morgan to nullify martial law in Mingo county and hang him. Gore is the son of Deputy Sheriff John Gore killed at Blair Mountain.
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W. Va
KB. F. Morgan
West Virginia
Logan
Albert Gore
Gore
Morgan
Mingo County
John Gore
Blair Mountain
Masons Attention Special Communication May 16
Paramw thia Lodge No. 25 holds a special communication Tuesday May 16 at 7 oclock. Worshipful Master W W Lee and J A Palmer preside with work in the MM degree.
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Masons
Paramwthia Lodge
Would Start New South China War Would Start New South China War
PAO TING FU China May 16 Another outbreak of civil war this time in southeastern China was threatened today General Chen Chung Ming formerly of the Cantonese army who was dismissed by the South China republic has appealed to General Wu Pei Fu conqueror of General Chang Tso-Lin to aid in the overthrow of Dr Sun Yat Sen head of the republic of South China and ally of General Chang
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Chen Chung Ming
South China Republic
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tso-Lin
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of
South China
Chang
Chicago Judge Aide Assists In Cupid's Work
Chicago morals court presiding judge Sabath has reconciled more than 500 couples during his tenure. He cites marrying young as the chief cause of divorce, noting youthful attractions guide many early unions.
Ohio corn planting far behind schedule in May
Columbus reports only about ten per cent of Ohio's corn acreage planted. C. J. West, state statistician for the federal crop reporting service, says April would normally see much more planting with favorable weather. He adds oats average 75 per cent and spring sown clover is in good condition.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. J. West
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Mr. West
West
Cracksmen Blow Vault Near City Hall in Chicago
Cracksmen operating across from Chicago City Hall dynamited a steel vault in L. Kaufman and Company offices and fled with negotiable bonds coupons foreign money and mortgage notes valued at 30000.
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Chicago
City Hall
L. Kaufman and Company
Prohibition Campaign Expands into Illinois and Chicago
Washington May 16. The prohibition bureau launches a clean up campaign in Illinois similar to the Florida effort. Col L G Nutt on Haynes staff is ordered to Chicago to direct enforcement in Chicago and across Illinois. Athens May 16. The new Greek cabinet of Premier Stratos is sworn in, succeeding the Gounaris ministry.
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Prohibition Bureau
Ilinois
Florida
Col. L. G. Nutt
Haynes
Chicago
Illinois
Athens
Stratos
Gounaris
Federal Trade Commission Moves to Unravel Armour and Stanton
The FTC announced today it will try to unscramble Armour and Company and the E. H. Stanton Company of Spokane Washington, a task the late J P Morgan said could not be done. The action aims to untangle business ties and restore competition.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
J. P. Morgan
Armour and Company
E. H. Stanton Company
Spokane
Wash
General Wu Seeks Aid of Model Chief of China in Reforms
General Wu Pei Fu dispatches messengers to Yen Hai Shan governor of Shansi, the model province, seeking his reform suggestions. Yen supports provincial rights, mass education, and funding development locally, and Wu plans to follow Yen’s guidance in shaping his reconstruction program.
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China
Shi KI
Yen
State patrol urged to protect Ohio highways
May 16 Columbus delegates of the Ohio State Automobile Association hear Murray D. Lincoln of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation call for a state patrol system to protect highways. He urges restricting heavy trucking to strong roadways. Secretary Smith notes $250,000 saved by auto club cooperation in license tag handling and warns against speed law violators and road hogging.
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Columbus
Ollo
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio State Automobile Association
Lincoln
Smith
Auto Eluba
American Rejection Forecast in Turkish Atrocities Probe
Washington reports that the United States will not join a British invitation to join an international inquiry into the Turkish atrocities in Christian Turkey. The rejection outlines U S objections and redirects toward independent action and assessment by the nation.
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Washington
Turkey
Assembly Notice for May 37 Meeting at 7 30 P m
A stated assembly is planned for May 37 at 7 30 p m. Participants include J R Morton T J M J A Palmer and others in attendance for necessary and important business.
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J. R. Morton
T. J. M. J. A Palmer
Varied and Appetizing Meat Dishes at Little Cost
Government urged readers to request a free Meat Booklet from the Agriculture Department with tips on inexpensive meat dishes. The Athens Messenger Information Bureau offers to mail the booklet upon receipt of a coupon and two cents for return postage.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington Information Bureau
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