Pythian Sisters Meet and Local Social Notes
The Pythian Sisters will meet at 7 30 this evening. Initiation for Mrs James M Rector of Columbus ends a few days Athens visit. Mrs C D Gist returns from Gallipolis with family. Beatrice Wilson returns from East Liverpool after cousin’s death. Carman L Church discharged from service and home from overseas. Mr and Mrs F C Betts visit Chillicothe and Camp Sherman. Mr and Mrs Ralston Wells and daughter Priscilla visit Lathrop for Woman's Music club event. A medicinal remedy is recommended for hot weather. Buy it now.
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James M. Rector
Columbus
Athens
Beatrice Wilson
East Liverpool
Robert L. Frederick
Carman L. Church
Camp Mills
F. C. Betts
Alice P. Erma
Donald
Chillicothe
William Otman
Camp Sherman
Ralston Wells
Priscilla of
Lathrop
F. W. Bush
Wells
Woman's Music Club
L. W. Brown
Ohio Sunday School Convention Outline for Akron Meet
The sixtieth annual Ohio Sunday School Association convention will be held in Akron June 17 18 19 with sessions at the Armory. Noted speakers include Margaret Slattery from Boston Bishop Edwin F Hughes Frank L Brown Marion Lawrence John L Alexander Harriet Edna Beard W O Thompson Harry Walker Vincent Irving Maurer and others. The program focuses on educational expansion industrial issues social reform and the Detroit agreement to reorganize Sunday School machinery nationwide.
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Columbus
Ohio Sunday School Association
Arthur T. Arnold
Akron
Armory
Margaret Slattery
Boston
Miss Slattery
France
Edwin F. Hughes
Methodist Church
Frank L Brown
New York
World’s Sunday School Association
W. E. Chalmers
Philadelphia
Sunday School Council of Evangelical Churches
Marion Lawrence
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
John L. Alexander
Young People’s
Harriet Edna Beard
St. Louis
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Harry Walker Vincent
Ashland Avenue Baptist Church
Joledo
Irving Maurer
First Congregational Church
Detroit
United States
Auto Plants Will Resume Monday
Toledo reports Willys-Overland and Electric Autolite plants will reopen Monday. No labor settlement yet but police protection has been promised by city and county authorities. About 15,000 workers have been idle since May 5.
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Toledo
Willys-Overland Company
Electric Autolite Company
Tariff Measure Aims to Boost Revenue in Peace Era
Washington on May 23 reports a new tariff plan to be introduced around August designed to offset Europe’s return to cheap labor after peace is settled. It would raise between 700 million and 1 billion dollars, surpassing the Simmons-Underwood measure which nets under 400 million yearly.
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Washington
Europe
German Born Artist Becomes American In Chicago
Frederick Stock, director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, became an American citizen today after twenty four years in the United States as an alien. He completed the citizenship process yesterday after resigning as head of the orchestra during the war and being reinstated after the armistice. Stock was born in Germany.
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Chicago
Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
United States
Stock
Germany
Sherman Attacks League Covenant in Senate Speech
Washington May 23 Senator Sherman of Illinois assailed the proposed league of nations calling it a giant firebrand for world conflagration. He warned ratification would make the U S a vassal state and risk vast war powers, urging separation of the covenant from the treaty and a civil procedure review amid charges of log rolling and encroaching executive authority.
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Washington
League of Nations
Sherman
Illinois
Senate
Wilson
Paris
United States
America
League
Interchurch World Movement Starts Summer Conference Series
The Interchurch World Movement of North America launches a set of summer conferences from June 24 to August 8 across multiple locations. The program emphasizes life conservation, Amerianization of foreign-born citizens, and training for leaders in a Protestant pan-denominational effort involving 76 denominations and over 50 million adherents.
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Interchurch World Movement of North America
Blue Ridge
N. C
Silver Bay
N. Y
Estes Park
Colo
Asilomar
Cal
Ocean Park
Interchurch Movement
Interchurch
All Ready But Weather Is Bad For NC-4 Flight
Stormy seas and strong winds again halted Lieut. Commander Read and the NC-4 seaplane from attempting the Europe flight. The crew remained ready and the craft underwent overhauls to ensure it is in perfect mechanical shape for a first attempt when conditions improve.
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Ponta Delgada
Azores
Read
Portugla
Europe
Long Island
Two transports reach New York with military units
The transports Panaman and Santa Elena arrived today in New York. Panaman carried 99th aero squadron 10th aero squadron 40181 telegraph battalion incomplete 411th telegraph battalion incomplete 114th base hospital 42nd ambulance company. Santa Elena brought casuals and the first September automatic replacement of draft engineers and the 68th evacuation ambulance company.
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New York
Santa Elena
99Th Aero Squadron
10Th Aero Squadron
Palmer Nominated Again for Attorney General
President Wilson named A Mitch ell Palmer for appointment as attorney general. Palmer presently serves under a recess appointment after the Senate failed to act. Charles B Ames of Oklahoma City and Frank Davis Jr of Cleveland were recommended for assistant roles.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
Palmer
Senate
Charles B Ames
Oklahoma City
Frank Davis
Cleveland
Senate Debates Demand for Full Peace Treaty Text
In Washington on May 23 Senator Johnson of California urged the state department to provide the senate with the complete peace treaty text. He argued that a synopsis misleads the public and demanded full disclosure despite allied objections and ongoing Paris negotiations. Senator Hitchcock warned the move could disrupt negotiations and questioned senatorial trust.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
California
State Department
Hitchcock
Hichcock
Field Day events draw crowds at O U Field and lake tug
College students and Athens residents gathered for Field Day activities at the Ohio University Field directed by Thor Olson. After track and field events, Freshmen and Sophomores planned a lake tug of war near the state hospital, an event not held in years, drawing many spectators. Meanwhile East Side’s May festival moved indoors due to weather, yet Weeks of practice kept the program lively as the Athens High band appeared in new uniforms and a large audience attended.
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O. U
Thor Olson
State Hospital
Ohio University
Athens High Band
East Side
Marke
Red Cross to Seek Further Funds in Autumn Appeal
Washington May 23 The American Red Cross plans a nationwide fund drive this autumn spanning two weeks ending November 11 to support ongoing domestic relief and international needs as Western Europe activities wind down. Dr Livingst on Farrand notes ongoing crises in Eastern Europe and the new global Red Cross network will require continuing aid beyond wartime programs.
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Washington
Red Cross
Livingston Farrand
Central Committee
Organization
Europe
America
International Organization of Red Cross Societies
American Red Cross
Hearing in Beer Case Is Now On
Elihu Root for Jacob Hoffman Brewing Company appeared in federal court before Judge Mayer to seek an injunction against enforcing the wartime prohibition on beer. The suit argues 2.75 percent beer is not intoxicating under the act. United States Brewers Association supports the action. A decision could shape enforcement of the prohibition on 2.75 per cent beer. An inventor patented a metal binding for record books to shield them from fire and dust.
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United States
China
Shantung
Japan
Congress
League Council
Sherman
Wilson
Col
House
America
New York
Elihu Root
Jacob Hoffman Brewing Company
Mayer
United States Brewers Association
Marshfield Death Folly and Road Promises
New Marshfield May 23 In these days of work shortages there is talk of the death and burial of John Barley Corn next Saturday night Will Nanna and Frank Stewart refuse pallbearers while others want a final look A county man to haul a road roller to view the remains is discussed but the operator prefers road building over such a trip Meanwhile town residents anticipate a promised new road soon to arrive in Athens county.
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New Marshfield
John Barley Corn
Will Nanna
Frank Stewart
John
Old John
Athens County
Ohio woman denounces mayor case false affidavit claims
Zora Hambel swears that an earlier affidavit accusing C E Hooks of immoral conduct was coerced by Isabel Thompson and that Mrs Mary Hambel was asked to swear falsely. She asserts the later affidavit was voluntary and contradicts prior statements about May 14 1915. The note ends with a separate sentence about lime production from clam shells.
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State of Ohio
Athens County
Ohio
Zora Hambel
C. FE. Hooks
R. B. Smith
C. E. Hooks
Isabel Thompson
Isabell Thompson
Mary Hambel
Glouster
Mary Hamibel
George Thompson
New Italian Peace Delegation Members Named
Paris May 23 Count Imperati Italian ambassador to Great Britain Signor Crespi Italian food commissioner have replaced Antonio Sandra and Marquis Salvago Ragei on the Italian peace delegation it was officially announced this afternoon.
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Paris
Count Imperati
Great Britain
Signor Crespi
Antonio Salandra
Marquis Salvago-Ragei
Senate passes war risk deficiency bill for 45 million
Washington May 23 without debate the Senate passed the deficiency bill appropriating 45 000 000 to pay war risk insurance allotments. The bill had already cleared the House and now goes to the President for signature.
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Washington
Senate
House
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United Press
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George W. Rose
Mexico
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Dixieland
Mickey
Satan
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Alabama
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Jazzie Addie
Price
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Len Spencer
Alderman Doolin
Royal Purple Records
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Marie Rappold
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Edison Phonographs and Records
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