New Kaiser Wilhelm Marries Hermine of Reuss at Doorn Castle
In Doorn Netherlands November 6 1922 Wilhelm II and his bride Princess Hermine of Reuss begin a quiet honeymoon at the former Kaisers castle isolated by guards. Attaches report Wilhelm happy and the household expected to see changes as the new empress takes charge.
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D. Weyer
I. N
Doorn
Holland
Kaiser’s
William Hohenzollern
Hermine of
Reuss
Hohenzolern
Wilhelm
Hfe
Doom
Ven Benitencke
Amerongen
Red Hawkins Hurt In Sugar Creek Mine Accident
Floyd Red Hawkins of 175 Mill Street is on crutches after a Friday Sugar Creek 210 mine accident. His left foot was crushed when caught between coal and a car while he tried to set a brake.
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Floyd “Red” Hawkins
Mill Street
Sugar Creek
Plane Reaches Near Summit of German Peak
An airplane successfully ascended toward one of Germanys highest mountains and landed on a small plateau about 60 yards from the summit. The event marks a rare feat in high altitude aviation.
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Germany
Reducing Fat With Promised Pills Sold By Mail
Advertisement claims painless weight loss with Mar Mgia Prescription Tablets endorsed by thousands. It urges readers to buy for one dollar from Mar Mola Co at 4612 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan and promises safety from harmful drugs without dieting or exercise.
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Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
German products crowd other things off market at port
YORKVILLE on November 6. John Ring says before the war only one German vessel a week called at Tampico. Now the average is two per day. An American hardware salesman notes German prices are lower and a knife costing one dollar in America sells for 59 cents from the Huns.
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Yorkville
John Ring
Tampico
Mexico
Drink Jad Salts Kidney Flush Ad
A vintage health ad urges Americans to prevent kidney trouble from excess red meat and uric acid. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts mixed in water as a daily kidney flush to reduce urinary sediment, bladder issues, and headaches.
Athens Radio and Electric Co to expand operations in Athens
Arrangements are under way for the incorporation of the Athens Radio and Electric Co started in April by R. J. Alden. The reorganized firm moved to a ground floor location at the Lastro building on West Union Street and will handle radio equipment with plans to add electrical merchandise. Directors include Alden Eugene Alden Paul Cotton John Dana and Charles Beard with Beard from Nelsonville.
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Athens Radio and Electric Co
Athens
R. J. Alden
Columbia Theater
North Court Street
Lastro Building
West Union Street
Security Savings Bank
Eugene Alden
Paul Cotton
John Dana
Charles Beard
Beard
Nelsonville
Concert Heard in Store via Wiring in Jefferson Mo
A Jefferson Missouri store was used as a makeshift listening point with electric light wires serving as an aerial. The setup enabled a Sunday night concert to be plainly heard inside the store, showcasing improvised broadcasting methods and the company's receiving station.
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Jefferson
Wow opens probe of own in the murder
Mrs Frances Hall, widow of Rev. Edward W. Hall, begins her own investigation into the murders of her husband and Mrs. James Mills. She has hired Felix De Martini, conducts nightly reviews at the Hall home, and seeks to clear her name while seeking immunity from grand jury questions.
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Wow
New Brunswick
N. J
Frances Stevens Fill
Edward W. Hall
Hall
Death Angel Claims Mrs Ella Dodds Grosvenor
Obituary notes the death of Ella Dodds Grosvenor born December 14 1868 died October 19 1922 aged 53 in her home after six months of illness. She married John Grosvenor October 25 1893 and they had two sons Edgar and Ernest. She joined the Presbyterian Church in youth and remained faithful. Her family thanks friends for floral tributes and sympathy, and mentions survivors including husband two sons three brothers and one sister.
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Ella Dodds Grosvenor
John Grosvenor
Edgar
Ernest
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Alpheus
Will
Jennie Dodds
Auto crash leaves William Smith dead near Somerford
William Smith of Zanesville was burned to death when his automobile overturned on the national pike about four and one half miles north of Somerford. His car skidded after he braked to avoid a collision, caught fire from a ruptured tank, and his body was found burned beyond recognition with limbs severed. Remains were taken to W. E. Tokens undertaking establishment. The accident occurred about 7:80 o'clock.
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London
William Smith
Zanesville
Smith
Somerford
Aire
W. E. Tokens
Newton Couldn’t Feel Better If He Wanted To
M B Newton of Akron Ohio employed by Goodyear Rubber Company says Tanlac restored his health after severe stomach problems gas pains and weight loss. He reports no aches since using the medicine and claims he can work all day without fatigue. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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M. B. Newton
Buchel Ave
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Rubber Co
Young church looters taken in Queen City
In Cincinnati two boys Norman Peacock aged 9 and Joseph Mascrae aged 11 were detained by juvenile court authorities after looting a gift box at St Peters cathedral. They admitted taking $10 last week from the same source and returned because it was easy. A churchwoman alerted two priests who restrained the youths until a city detective arrived.
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Cincinnati
Norman Peacock
Jseph Mascrae
St. Peters
Lodi Man Bound Over in Wife’s Assault Charge
Harry Buck of Lodi township was bound over to the grand jury on an assault and battery charge filed by his wife Cora Buck. Deputy Sheriff Pete McKinley arrested him and he pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate Helwig, waiving a preliminary hearing and posting a $200 bond.
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Harry Buck
Lodi Township
Cora Buck
Pete McKinley
Helwig
Kerr Electrocution At Rockview Penitentiary
Kerr was executed by electric chair at Rockview penitentiary this morning for the Beaver county murder of a foreign national during a robbery.
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Bellforth
Fred Kerr
Beaver County
Rockview Penitentiary
Olive Tablets Offered as Calomel Substitute
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a harmless liver and bowel remedy. Claiming to be a mild, quick-acting alternative to calomel, they promise to relieve constipation and dullness without harming teeth or gums. Priced 15c and 30c.
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Dr. Edwards
Speeding arrest ends with fine for J Elley on Pike
Logan DPD reports J Elley arrested Sunday by Officers Farbearn and Eberst for speeding on the pike south of the city. Arraigned, he was fined five dollars plus costs. Jesse Theougher of Haydenville was charged with drunk and disorderly conduct after being picked up Saturday night by Officer Farbearn. He pled guilty before Mayor Koppe and was fined twenty five dollars and expenses for his drop off of the water wagon. Funeral held for J Linton.
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DPD
J. Elley
Farbearn
Eberst
Jesse Theougher
Haydenville
Koppe
Collins Family Visits and Williamsport TB Patient
Mr and Mrs W E Collins and family of McArthur visited the Collins parents on North Walnut Street. They also traveled to Williamsport to see Mr Engle who is under treatment for tuberculosis at a sanitarium. Word came that he is improving and hoping for a full recovery.
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W. E. Collins
McArthur
Thomas Collins
North Walnut Street
Carl Engle
Clinton Webb
Florence Bort
Williamsport
Mr. Engle
Farmers Institute to Convene at LO. O. F. Building
Announcement states the Farmers Institute will be held in the LO. O. F. building on Monday and Tuesday next week. Three speakers include J. C. Dickinson a Noble County farmer, Mrs. Mary Cartwright longtime State Health worker and Ohio Wesleyan graduate, and L. L. Rummell Ohio State University graduate and Ohio Farmer field agent. The program also features declamations recitations and music by county students.
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Armers Institute
Olan Farmers’ Institute
LO. O. F
J. C. Dickinson
Nobleounty
Mary Cartwright
State Health Department
Ohio Wesleyan
L. L. Rummell
O. 8
Ohio Farmer
Babe Scalded to Death in Home Incident
In Tiltonville on November 6, three siblings and Mela Naples, aged 3, died from scalds after a child shove caused her to fall into a tub of hot water while reaching for candy bought with money from their mother. Police report ongoing inquiries in the Belleville area. no further details provided.
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Babe
Tiltonville
Carmela Naples
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