Social guests visit in Wellston and surrounding towns
Miss Eva Kirkendall hosted Robert McMana of New Straitsville. Mr and Mrs Illiam Kirkendall welcomed Mr and Mrs William Shatier of Day City Michigan. Mr and Mrs Wilson Armstrong stayed with sister Mrs Frank Nichols at Chillicothe. Nellie Nutt Feisie Perry and Grace Morris visited Wellston Sunday night. Margaret Calvin and Joe Hlowser of Zaleski attended a Wellston show Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Chas Brown and child and Mr and Mrs Frank Nichols of Chillicothe were recent guests.
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Eva Kirkendall
Robert McManaway
New Straitsville
Illiam Kirkendall
William Shatier
Day City
Mich
Mrs
Wilson Armstrong
Frank Nichols
Chillicothe
Nellie Nutt
Feisie Perry
Grace Morris
Wellston
Margaret Calvin
Joe Hlowser
Zaleski
Wellston S
Chas. Brown and
Elilden
Jackson
Rank Nichols
A Thought for Today Mercy and Justice Across Life
A brief meditation quotes Matthew 5 7 . 3 12 and Longfellow urging mercy and justice. The note emphasizes kindness and fair treatment as guiding principles for daily conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Great Preprimary Convention in Ohio draws mixed mockery
The Akron Beacon Journal notes the Ohio preprimary convention devolved into farce with delegates treating speeches as entertainment. It criticizes bosses, laments the governor race spectacle, and predicts little legislative change while applauding the holiday atmosphere and public humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seakers
Ohio
United States
William McKinley
Joseph Benson Foraker
Judson Karmon
Progress in Community Betterment under Federal Council
Data compiled show growing interest in citizenship training led by the Federal Council of Citizenship Training created by President Harding. Wisconsin leads with a Better Cities Contest and urban scorecard. the program aims to boost voter participation and civic education nationwide.
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Washington
DL. C
Federal Council of Citizenship Training
Harding
J. J. Tigert
C. R. Mann
War Department
Council
Les
Coolidge
Federal Council
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Hai ‘Ing
Career focus for women and prize fight debate prompt
Miss Gildersleeve urges women to seek careers beyond marriage noting notable creators like Beethoven and Michelangelo. The piece then questions prize fights in Indiana set for May 31, arguing such events corrupt public morals as promoters profit from illegal violence.
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Governor Branch
Indiana
Flying, politics, and naval strategy in early 20th century debate
A concise survey contrasts pacifist stances of prizefighters with national defense debates. It covers the US navy’s 1910s-1920s balance with England and Japan, Wilbur’s views on sea power, and calls for stronger leadership. It references a 1922 Chicago gathering and the broader question of American prowess versus international comparisons.
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McCutcheon
Atlantic
Asia
Pacific
Sam
Wilbur
Navy
Contry
England
Washington
United States
Japan
Information Bureau Q and A offer from The Athens Messenger
Readers can submit questions to The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington D C. Include full name and address and two cents for return postage. Replies go directly to the inquirer and the bureau does not provide legal medical or financial advice.
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Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Inquirer
American Flag at National Museum in Washington DC
Question recalls the Star Spangled Banner origin with the flag housed at the old National Museum in Washington DC. The 1922 All American Baseball trip to Japan led by Herbert included players such as George Kelly Amos Strunk Waite Hoyt Joe Sewell and Tom Griffith among others.
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Old National Museum
Washington, D.C
Japan
P. H. A. Herbert
New York Nationa's
George Kelly
Arthur Nelis
Emil Meusel
New York Americans
Joe Rush
Waite Hoyt
Fred Hoffman
Brooklyn National
Tom Griffith
Cleveland American
Joe Sewellland
Stephenson
Philadelphias
Amos &Trunk
Bib Folk
St. Louie
John Lavan
Hamden Ladies Visit and Local Socials Highlight Weekend
Hamden native Miss Katherine Livingston of Columbus spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Addie Livingston and sister Miss Helen Livingston. Mrs. Alvin McKinniss visited Chillicothe as a day tripper. Mrs. Harry Bagley and son Paul Miller returned from Columbus after visiting her sons Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bagley Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bagley. Mrs. Silas Salmons marked her 79th birthday with a dinner near Puritan, with friends and relatives attending. Mrs. A. G. Wills visited Parkersburg Friday. Mrs. Joe McKinnias left for Chillicothe for a week with her son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Leon Snyder and family. Mrs. Harley Calvin joined a bridge party at McArthur Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Errie Brown hosted guests Thursday and Friday including his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Bown of Akron and planned to test for Ironton Friday to stay over for Decoration.
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Katherine Livingston
Columbus
Addie Livingston
Helen Livingston
Alvin McKinniss
Chillicothe
Harry Bagley
Paul Miller
Harry Bagley Jr
Glendon Bagley
Silas Salmons
Puritan
Joe McKinnias
Leon Snyder
Errie Brown
D. Bown
Akron
Ironton
Mrs Shaffer of Puritan Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs John Shaffer died at her Puritan home Saturday afternoon after a several months illness. She is survived by her husband five daughters and one son including Mrs Obert Sorrel Mrs Walter Talbot Miss Merle Shaffer Mrs Chas Frakes Mrs Clyde Trainor and Mr Vern Snaller of Hamden. Also noted is Victor Ray a B and Co Rh operator off duty over a year due to paralytic stroke now seriously ill at his Chillicothe home.
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John Shaffer
Puritan
Obert Sorrel
Walter Talbot
Merle Shaffer
Chas. Frakes
Clyde Trainor
Vern Snaller
Hamden
Victor Ray
Chillicothe
Foot and Mouth Disease Lets Tourists Plan Summer Trips
Southern California remains open to visitors as disease controls improve. Dr. J. W. Murdock says conventions and summer travel can proceed safely with restrictions only to keep the public from contact with infected farm areas. The notice, issued by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, relays a telegram from Murdock to former Agriculture Secretary Meredith.
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Los Angeles
California
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Murdock
Mederel
Southern California
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Murdock
Fe.t. Merediin
Secretary of Agriculture
Des Moines
Army Dispensary chief uses chlorine gas apparatus
Col. M. A. Delaney, commander of the Army Dispensary in Washington, D. C., is pictured with the chlorine gas apparatus used in treating President Coolidge's bronchial cold.
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Col
M. A. Delaney
Washington, D. C
President Coolridge
Democrats of Capital Whit the President Denounce World Court Plan
Washington May 26 two rival plans for American entry to the permanent court of international justice were before the senate foreign relations committee. The Pepper plan would divorce the court from the league of nations and require new election machinery, while the Swanson plan keeps the court as a league adjunct with reservations to avoid drawing the United States into the league. The Democratic minority backed Swanson, criticizing Republican leaders for opposing the issue.
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Washington
Permanent Court of International Justice
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
League of Nations
Swanson
State Hughes
Harding
United States
League
Law plans rejected as committee backs Pepper proposal
Senator Lodge and Senator Lenroot introduced rival court bills but the committee rejected both. The Swanson plan failed, and the Pepper proposal was adopted by a 10 to 6 vote, ending the earlier efforts.
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Lodge
Massachusetts
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Swanson
Pepper
Back Door Talks Highlight Women Investors at Chicago Bank
Miss Katherine Berry heads the banks woman’s investment department in Chicago and says kitchen selling at the back door yields results. Women handle thousands of dollars yearly while at home, discussing bonds during chores and baby talks. the interview ends when the front door blocks investment questions.
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Chicago
Vom
Katherine
Berry
Suit Over Loss of Reputation Against Railroad
George Duanfre sues New York Central Railroad for 1500 damages over alleged loss of reputation from a theft arrest. Jury failed to reach a verdict in the case.
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Elyria, O
George Duanfre
New York Central Railroad
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