Hines Elected Chauncey Mayor and Township Officials
GLOUSTER Nov 10 The official township ticket results show Hines elected Chauncey mayor. Trustees elected include Lewis Warehime 962 votes Charles Leach 699 and a tie for third between L Koon s and Fred Hawk 671. Constables Harry William 613 Thomas Blower 541 Charles Darling 400. Justice of the Peace Charles W Wilson 742 and M A Christman 677 over Dewland 633 Johnson 527 Clark Jr 508. Township clerk Reese Williams 694 defeated Lars Penn 848 and Thomas Mazin 3514. J B McClelland elected to the township school board and J W Wheatley to subs Bord FF Burgess not a candidate for re election KK Tierce and Charles Andrews among others.
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M. &. Christman
Trimble
W. R. Dewland
HE. A. Johnson
John Clark, Jr
Reese Williams
Lars Penn
Thomas Mazin
Ju. B. McClelland
Township Card of Education
J. W.W. Wheatley
FF. R. Burgess
KK. T. Tierce
Charles Andrews
Hunter Fined Over Illegal Fur Charge
Howard Nomine of Rutland appeared before Justice French at Pomeroy after a Game Protector accused him of possessing illegal fur. He was fined twenty five dollars and costs. About a half dozen Meigs county residents were arrested and fined in the last week for game law violations, mainly possession of illegal fur.
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Glouster
Howard Nomine
Rutland
Mrs Riley Undergoes Major Operation at Grant Hospital
Mrs. C. P. Riley of near Hebbardsville underwent a major operation at Grant hospital in Columbus Wednesday afternoon. Relatives report she came through the procedure nicely and were to return home today with her husband Mr. Riley and her brother W. Drake of Athens accompanying her to the hospital.
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Glouster
C. P. Riley
Hebbardsville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Riley
W. Drake
Athens
Glouster to Meet Junction City in Friday Football Test
Glouster high school meets Junction City Friday afternoon at 3 45 on the American Legion grounds. Junction City fields a strong squad while Glouster has had a solid season and has been defeated only once.
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Glouster High School
Junction City Eleven
Glouster
Glouster High
Junction City
American Legion
Clothing Distribution Planned for 18 Locals in Glouster
Relief materials from Dayton and Belpre will be given to 18 local unions in Glouster on Friday at 9 am. Secretaries of each local union will collect the items and distribute to members at convenient locations. Belpre contributes a large shipment for the distribution.
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Glouster
Front Street
Dayton
Belpre
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound Sold in Stores
Historic remedy for restoring gray hair to natural color promoted as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. Experts say it darkens evenly and naturally, with minor cost and simple application by dampening a brush and staining one strand at a time.
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Wyeth
Thea Chapter Elects Officers For Coming Year
In Glouster on November 10, Thea Chapter O. E. S. elected officers for the year. Worthy matron Mae Dunnett and worthy patron Fred Kinney lead the slate, with Maud Howard as associate matron, Lillie Kinney as secretary, Nettie Lewis as treasurer, Isabelle Bulloch as conductress, Mary Gamwell as associate conductress, and J. A. Fredicord as trustee. Remaining officers to be appointed and announced later.
Trial of Manoilescu Opens in Bucharest Barriers Enforced
In Bucharest the second day of the Manoilescu coup plot trial is set with the public barred. Only ten foreign and ten Romanian newspapermen may attend as the government seeks to curb coverage and possible disorder. The case concerns an alleged plan to oust the monarchy and follows Manoilescu’s capture with letters from Prince Carol to four Romanians. A military court hears the proceedings amid press restrictions and law authorizing suppression of defense speeches and mentions of Prince Carol.
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Vienna
UPR
M. Manoilescu
Bucharest
Manoilescu
Carol
Marie
Prince Carol
King Fuad Ordered to Take Complete Rest
King Fuad, fatigued after months of overwork in Cairo, has been ordered to take a period of complete rest. The royal health directive aims to restore strength and prevent further strain on the ruler.
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Cairo
Fuad
Don’t Wait Until The Cows Come Home To Sell
Citing a Messenger classified ad as fast cattle disposal, the item notes J. C. Brooks sold two cows a calf and two Jersey heifers in three days after advertising. It invites readers to place ads by calling 70 or 61 to reach an ad-taker for livestock or rolling stock.
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Messenger
J. C. Brooks
Evel Thoughts Yield Dividends in Misery
A 1927 newspaper column by Dr. Royall S. Copeland argues mind body links, urging positive thought to improve health and happiness. It blends advice on worry, Christian Science contrasts, and patient Q A notes on weight gain digestion sleep and elimination. It reflects period health column tone and includes reader questions.
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Christian Science
Copeland
Two Republicans Elected to Washington County School Board
In Marietta on Tuesday two new members were elected: Harry T. Curtin of Little Hocking and C. C. Palmer of Whipple. Both are Republicans. Closest followers were Charles Williams Bartlett Kk Haas Salem Twp and R. T. McKibben Newport.
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Marietta
Washington County
Harry T. Curtin
Little Hocking
C. Palmer
Whipple
Charlies Williams
Bartlett
Kk. W. Haas
Salem Township
R. T. McKibben
Newport
Robbers Hit First National Bank in Ironton
Four bandits robbed the First National Bank in Ironton yesterday taking about $35,000 in gold and currency. They then locked four people in the vault as they fled the scene. Authorities today searched for the suspects.
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Ironton
First National Bank
Early Settlement Of Colorado Coal Strike Foreseen
Denver Colorado November 10 Increased numbers of striking miners return to work and picket disruption point to an early settlement of the Colorado coal strike. Governor Adams used state troops to stop picketing and more men were at work today than on any day since the strike began almost a month ago.
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Denver
Colo
U.P
Colorado
W. H. Adams
Blindness vanquished by son's radio song sparks joy
In Columbus a 3-year army retiree Richard Fanning calls his deafness fading as his son Cecil, a baritone, sings over the radio for the first time. The Dayton sheriff says Marshall bill defeat will raise deputy needs. officials plan to seek several more men. Wright-Patterson officers and Congressman Vitagerald will attend Portsmouth airport dedication Saturday.
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Columbus
Richard Fanning
Cecil
Fanning
Dayton
Fred Wolf
William E. Gillmore
J. E. Fickel
Harry Graham
Wrightfield
Joy G. Vitagerald
Portsmouth
Non-Union Negro Miners Incite Riot at Bannock
In Clatrsville two non union black miners and two union sympathizers were held on charges of inciting a riot assault with intent to wound and carrying concealed weapons after a clash at Bannock. The Big Five mine began cooperative work last week leading to the confrontation as union supporters urged workers to quit.
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RT. Clatrsville
U.R
Bannock
Big Five
Escape plan foiled at Dannemora prison
Prison officials disclosed a plan by long term inmates to shoot a path to freedom from Clinton prison. Leon Kramer of the Whittemore jewelry gang was named as the alleged head. Kramer, serving 40 years, stabbed a fellow inmate he called the squealer. the wounded man’s name was not released but he was expected to recover.
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Dannemora
N. Y
Clinton
Leon Kramer
Whittemore
Kramer
When Mother Love Turns Harmful in Sons
A discussion on the dangers of excessive mother love shaping sons, noting how overindulgence can dampen ambition and strength. It urges balanced parenting, the need for masculine independence, and mothers practicing self sacrifice for their sons and humanity.
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Caruetade
Frey to resign as Ohio Federation of Labor leader
John P. Frey of Cincinnati, president of the Ohio Federation of Labor, announced his resignation effective February 1. He will become secretary of the metal trades department of the American Federation, a post he was elected to at the California convention.
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Ohio Federation of Labor
Metal
Columbus
U.P
John P. Frey
Cincinnati
Federation
Frey
Metal Trades Department
The
American Federation
California
Woman Elected Lord Mayor in Liverpool in England Wales tally
A woman was elected Lord Mayor of Liverpool and 18 other women were chosen as mayors in towns across England and Wales, according to tabulations from more than 800 communities.
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London
Liverpool
England
Wales
Tomorrow's Horoscope for Friday November 11
A cautious reading warns finances need prudent handling and risks should be avoided. A deep undercurrent may surface in papers or writings with signs advising慎慎 of financial outlays and cautious signing. notable nativity references Thomas Bailey Aldrich noted.
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Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Post
Marietta Man With Both Legs Off Drunk Drives Car
Homer Evans of Canton, disabled, drove a motor car while intoxicated in Marietta Tuesday evening causing multiple wrecks. He was jailed and his record is being checked by Canton police for arraignment on Thursday morning before May or Gray on a driving while intoxicated charge.
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Marietta
Homer Evans
Canton
Polles
Canton Police
Gray
Lodges To Be Taxed In Franklin County
Franklin county lodges and fraternal organizations will lose tax exemption and be added to the tax duplicate. The revision aims at about 1.38 million dollars in taxable value.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Funeral services for former state auditor Fullington
Columbus notes the funeral for Edward M. Fullington 63 former state auditor who died in Lake City Florida will be tomorrow at 8 pm in Milford Center his former home.
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Columbus
Edward M. Fullington
Lake City
Fla
Tomorow
Milford Center
Rising 15-Year-Old Weston Messenger Appointed
Richard Andow of Weston-super-Mare, at age 15 and six feet tall, has been named a postal messenger and is noted to still be growing.
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Weston - Super - Mare
Eng
Richard Andow
Home Economics Clubs Link Home and School
The Home Economics clubs aim to connect home and school and train girls as active leaders. Two clubs exist for junior and senior departments with teas planned to welcome eligible students. Any girl in home economics classes may join, with seniors open to those having advanced work even if not currently enrolled.
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Ruth Gelaen
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