Logan Gas Company Refuses Elyria Franchise Renewal
Columbus May 26 The Logan Gas Company led by Raymond Cross says it will not renew its Elyria franchise while a dispute with 50 other Ohio cities over rates remains unresolved. Cross cautions Elyria to seek other gas supply if rates cannot be settled by August 1928.
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Columbus
U.P
Raymond Cross
Logan Gas Company Today
Don W. Myers
Elyria
Ohio Cities
Myers
Cross
Elyria Council
Logan Gas Company
Practical Play Garment Pattern for Children
This notice describes a simple four size pattern for a child’s garment labeled A PRACTICAL PLAY GARMENT 8769. It notes fabrics such as cotton print linen pongee or rep and lists sizes two three four and five years. A three year size needs 1 68 yard of 27 finch material and the pattern is mailed on receipt of 15 cents in silver or stamps.
Woman arraigned on threat to President Coolidge
Mrs. Augusta Johnson, 52, was to be arraigned today before a federal commissioner in Toledo on a charge of threatening President Coolidge in a letter.
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Toledo
Augusta Johnson
Coolidge
Lindbergh flight credited to study and planning not luck
Don Hall, designer of the Ryan monoplane, says Lindbergh’s Paris flight was guided by a clock compass maps charts and long hours of study in San Diego. He adds any aviator could repeat the feat by following the same method and preparation.
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San Diego
Calif
U.P
Charles Lindbergh
Paris
Don Hall
Lindbergh
Hall
Elks From Hocking Valley Attend Columbus Lodge Meeting
Mayor Alex M. Moore led the Hocking Valley Elks delegation at the Columbus Elks lodge social and initiation. Forty Athens, ten Nelsonville, and nearly as many Logan Elks traveled by motor for a 6 pm dinner, initiation by Columbus chorus, talks by Columbus members and Mayor Moore, a solo by Fred Lee Tom, and a vaudeville show.
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Alex M. Moore
Athens Lodge of Elks
Hocking Valley
Columbus Elks Lodge
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Columbus
Columbus Lodge
Jack Chester
Franklin County
United States
Athens Lodge
Elks
East Broad Street
Willis Bolin
Alex Moore
Ohio
Fred Lee Tom
Athena
The
Elks’ Home
Presbyterians Near Pension Goal As Funds Raise Near Complete
Will Hays announces by telegram to George White that the national Presbyterian pension campaign is close to finishing. Hays heads the Layman’s committee on Ministerial Relief raising 15.9 million dollars, with only 420 thousand dollars still needed.
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Athens
Senator Jones to survey Mississippi flood area for relief plans
Washington May 26 Senator Jones Republican of Washington and chairman of the Senate commerce committee left for St. Louis en route to the Mississippi river flood area to determine what flood relief and prevention measures are necessary.
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Washington
Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Weather Signal Study Links Static to Forecasts
A study examines static and its relation to weather forecasts as an index to weather conditions, proposing potential navigation aid value.
Sales efficiency gains from study cited by club speaker
Miss Marguerite Loos, Union department store education head, told the Commerce club of Ohio University that modern sales training has raised prompt and correct service to about four of five customers, up from one of five. Clarence Hudson won the senior Commerce prize. Elmer Dudley to lead the club next year. Other officers were elected.
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Marguerite Loos
Union Department Store
Columbus
Commerce Club
Ohio University
Clarence Hudson
Perry
Hudson
Elmer M. Dudley
Zanesville
Franklin Kreager
Bernice Deal
Harold C. Wagner
Miss Loos
Walker Alleged to Have Passed 15 Bad Checks
Chief of Police Herb Parker reports W. L. Walker, former Athens agent for Western and Southern Life Insurance, allegedly passed 15 to 20 bad checks for $10 to $20 during the last week. Walker and wife are separated. police seek him in Athens and have asked Princess Anne, Maryland authorities to hold him if found.
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Herb Parker
W. L. Walker
Athens
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Walker
Princess Anne
Parker
Lindbergh Views French War Heroes and Paris Honors
Charles Lindbergh began a packed Paris visit with calls on Marshal Foch and Marshal Joffre, met wounded veterans, lunched with Foreign Minister Briand, paid respects at the Unknown Soldier tomb, toured the Champs Elysees, and attended a city reception at the Hotel de Ville before heading to Brussels to meet a king.
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Paris
O.R
Charles Lindbergh
Brussels
Lindbergh
Missouri National Guard
Foch
Marshal Joffre
Briand
Foreign Office
Champs Elysees
Rue de Rivoli
Hotel de Ville
Telephonic Airwave Tests Hit 100 Mile Range
Government tests show radio telephone conversations by airplane successful over a distance of 100 miles as conducted by the Bureau of Standards. The demonstrations confirm practical long range air communications.
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Bureau of Standards
Weights and Measures Conference Addresses Gasoline Meters
Accuracy of devices for measuring gasoline and oil sold to motorists will be discussed at the Twentieth National conference on weights and measures now in session.
Treasury sets up drive to halt liquor smuggling
Official machinery, designed to stop once and for all the smuggling of liquor into the United States in commercial quantities, has been set up by the Department of Treasury.
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United States
Department of Treasury
Lemon Based Hand Whitening Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Orchard White and a lemon lard mix to whiten and soften hands and arms. It claims daily massage with lemon juice and lard yields soft smooth pale skin, targeting stained or worn hands and arms with a fragrant bleach-like routine.
New York Clergy Split on Indiana Dry Law Case
In New York the Indiana prohibition on using liquor for medicine drew praise and criticism. Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam admitted personal violations to save family members from illness, drawing mixed reactions from Rev. John Roach Straton and Rev. Guy Shipler.
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New York
Indiana
U.R
Ed Jackson
Arthur L. Gilliam
Gilliam
John Roach Straton
Guy Emory 8
Shipler
Churchman
Episcopal Church
Straton
Mr. Shipler
Hem-Rold promises lasting relief for piles
Dr J S Leonhardt developed Hem-Rold as internal medicine to treat piles. In 1000 cases he reported about 98 percent success and offered a money-back guarantee through Cline's Pharmacy. Thousands have found safe relief. the remedy targets the root blood stagnation in the lower bowel.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Leonhardt
Cline
Decolorizing Processes For Army Uniforms
The Department of War experiments with decolorizing faded army uniforms to expand supply. This effort targets restoring large quantities of fatigues currently on hand but degraded in color.
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Department of War
Star Prevost Severs Living Arrangements With Harlan
Marie Prevost, the film star, has been living apart from husband Kenneth Harlan, also a film actor, for several days, a development made public today from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Marie Prevost
Kenneth Harlan
AFL Urges Coolidge To Call Congress For Flood Relief
The American Federation of Labor urged President Coolidge to convene an extra session of Congress to address Mississippi valley flood relief. In its publication Labor, the federation pressed for immediate action to tackle the relief problem.
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American Federation of Labor
Coolidge
American Federation of Labor Today
Congress
Mississippi Valley
Labor
Federation
No Personal Political Or Financial Reasons Should Hinder Call
A historical quotation urges an immediate universal call an hour earlier than planned. The phrase anchors a broader appeal to remove delays and accelerate action across communities and leadership circles.
Typhoon Strikes Central Luzon Provinces Causing Sugar Cane Damage
A typhoon today in Manila reports extensive property damage across several Central Luzon provinces with sugar cane fields suffering heavy losses.
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Manila
P. I
Luzon
Burglars Blow Safe in Chicago Cigar Store
Burglars ripped open a safe at Jacob Ahren's cigar store in Chicago and stole two 2-cent stamps amid the break in. Police pursue leads as investigators inspect the scene for further clues.
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Chicago
Jacob Ahren
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