Gas company seeks injunction over Columbus rate dispute
In Columbus Ohio Federal Gas and Fuel Co faces court action after threatening midnight gas shutoff. Judge grants temporary restraining order allowing continued supply while engineers present data on rate limits. Council set forty cents per 1060 cubic feet. refunds possible if higher rate later struck down.
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Spanish Prince Is Fired Again
Prince Don Luis Ferdinand of Spain, expelled from Paris, was asked to leave Belgium immediately. His attempt to sail to England failed as the British embassy would not visa his passport.
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Higham Divorce Decree Rescinded by High Court
The High Court of Justice rescinded the divorce decree granted to Sir Charles Frederick Higham from Mrs. Jessie Stuart McIntosh Hig ham. The divorce, first issued October 15, 1928, followed Sir Charles detailing his wife's alleged relations with two men. It was dissolved on counter charges.
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Little Stella Sauer Died From Car Collision In Redtown
The nine year old Stella Sauer, daughter of Lew Sauer of Trimble, died in a Columbus hospital after being struck by a car in Redtown Sunday afternoon. Her funeral at Holy Cross church in Glouster will be Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. Burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Roberts Tigers to Meet Wag Ner Pirates at Natco Grounds
Roberts' Tigers of Murray City, the fastest team in the Hocking valley, face the Wag ner Pirates of Columbus at Natco grounds in Haydenville next Sunday at 2 PM. The Pirates, a crack Columbus club, beat Akron Mutes 9 to 0 last Sunday.
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Eva Canale in Corning Visit With Gene Canales
Miss Eva Canale spent the first of the week in Corning visiting Mr and Mrs Gene Canale, sharing time with the family.
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Initiation at Glouster Temple No 566 Pythian Sisters
Glouster Temple No 566 Pythian Sisters will hold an initiation at Thursday evening meeting. Additional business of importance will be transacted and all members are urged to attend.
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Hollister Crash Wounds Mrs Hooper in Early Morning Collision
Mrs Clarence Hooper suffered severe facial cuts after a car carrying her husband and their young son collided with a Murray City vehicle in Hollister early Sunday. She was thrown through the windshield and required six stitches. Mr Hooper and the child escaped serious injury.
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False pretenses convict in Akron case
Ernest Galligan of Piqua was sentenced to the Ohio penitentiary by Judge Boylan after pleading guilty to obtaining money by false pretenses. He defrauded Ethel Sears of Akron of $20 by signing a draft she believed was an identification slip.
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Elk Population in Yellowstone Near Twenty Thousand
Yellowstone National Park reports an approximate elk population around 20,000. The figure reflects wildlife management data and counts conducted by park biologists.
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Pine Tar and Honey Promised Quick Chest Cold Relief
Mothers relied on pine tar with honey to ease coughs and chest congestion. Doctors say pine tar loosens phlegm and soothes irritation without opiates, and Dr Hell's Pine Tar Honey is marketed as a fast acting remedy suitable for children, priced around a dime.
Possible Cabinet Change Rumor Nearing Confirmation
President Coolidge may ask Secretary of Labor Davis to remain in the cabinet though Davis is likely to retire. John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, is expected to be named as his successor. Lewis opposed AF of L endorsement of La Follette.
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Butler Aide Butler to Seek Lodge Seat in Senate
Washington November 11 The appointment of William M Butler of Massachusetts to the United States Senate to succeed Henry Cabot Lodge is expected within three weeks In the Senate he is expected to become the chief spokesman for Mr Coolidge.
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Lodge Funeral To Be Very Simple
Boston November 11 Simplicity will prevail at the funeral of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge at noon tomorrow Brief services will be held at Christ Church Cambridge with Episcopal Bishop William Lawrence officiating The family declined uniformed escorts offered by President Coolidge and Governor Cox Work at the State house will be suspended during the funeral as ordered by Governor Cox Pallbearers include Frederick Shattuck John T Moorse Jr Henry T Walcott James Ford Rhodes William C Endicott Clayton Johns George Mackey and George B Gardner
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Grand Jury Reopens to Probe Klan Riots in Niles
Trumbull county grand jury reconvenes the September term on November 1 to investigate Klan and Anti Klan riots in Niles, announced by Prosecutor Harvey A Burgess.
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Herbert Spencer victim of gas
An old column notes philosopher Herbert Spencer suffered indigestion insomnia and gas after heavy dinners. Citing a diet expert the piece blames diet laws for gloom and cynicism and promotes Jaques Capsules as a remedy after meals.
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Southern Ohioan To Speak First At Athens Presbyterian
The opening event of the Brotherhood course at Athens Presbyterian Church is Thursday November 18 at 6 PM. Mrs George Dyson's division of the Friendly Society serves the dinner and Dr Adelbert P Higley of Calvary Presbyterian Cleveland speaks on The Man for the Twentieth Century.
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Notable Athens speaker to deliver six-part address series
A well known figure from Southern Ohio will give an engaging address in Athens. He is recognized by many locals for his insight and helpful guidance. Tickets for the six part course are available at the toe shoe store.
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