Traffic Gridlock Hits New York as Police Tighten Rules
Dominick Henry, Deputy Chief Police Inspector, says congestion in New York has reached unprecedented levels with 20 percent annual growth. New rules curb one way streets and skip stops for Fifth Avenue buses while parking is restricted to keep traffic moving. Taxicabs dominate Manhattan commuting as cars remain expensive and used mainly by suburban residents.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Omnibuses
Dominick Henry
International News Service Today
Fifth
Seventh Avenues
Broadway
Manhattan Island
Hudson
East River
Nationwide public employment service urged by Russell Sage report
The Russell Sage Foundation urges a free nation wide public employment service with federal state and local cooperation to aid men and women in all walks of life. The 600 page study covers seventy cities in the United States and Canada and concludes unemployment is a constant national issue.
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New York
Russell Sage
Coolidge
Kelby M. Harrison
Russell Sage Foundation
Esident
Chauncey Car Wreck Injures Two Men
Charles Karnes and Gomer Martin, both of Chauncey, were injured when Karnes’s Ford skidded and overturned between Chauncey and Nelsonville near Film Rock. Karnes suffered a head cut and bruises, Martin several broken ribs. They were treated by Dr. Jay J. Hoodiet after a traction car struck the overturned vehicle.
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Chauncey
Charles Karnes
Gomer Martin
Nelsonville
Karns
Martin
Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Millfield
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Robinette was celebrated at their home in Millfield with music and an elegant dinner. Guests from Marshfield Haydenville Ath ens and Jackson attended and presented gifts to the couple.
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Charles Robinette
Millfield
Jank Struble
Mildred
Haydenville
Earl McConkey
Richard
Athens
Willisam Robinett
William
Jackson
Family visitors from several towns gather in nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olbers and son Clifford of Taylors Ridge join Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Matheny of Nelsonville, Mrs. Lottie Cannon and Mrs. Hattie Morris of Greensiton, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinett with sons Vern and Ronald of Millfeld for a social visit.
Fink Couple Welcome Newborn Son in Circle Fill
Mr and Mrs Alfred Fink announce the birth of a fine son in Circle Fill. The report notes the happy family and the newborn’s healthy arrival.
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Alfred Fink
Circle Fill
Funeral in Jacksonville for Owen Cronin
Mr and Mrs Charles Bradell of Chauncey Mr and Mrs Leon ard Koenig and son Leonard and Mr R A Surtess of Murray City attended the funeral of the late Owen Cronin who died in a Columbus hospital after a surgical operation Mrs Cronin and the late Mr Cronin were born and reared in Milford and have been life long friends
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Charles Bradell
Chauncey
Leonard Koenig
Leonard
R. A. Surtess
Murray City
Jacksonville
Owen Cronin
Columbus
Cronin
Mr. Cronin
Middleport
Mrs Grimes of Sharpsburg Ill at Home
Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes of Chauncey spent the week end at Sharpsburg at the home of Mr and Mrs CC O Grimes. Mrs CC O Grimes who has cancer is bed fast and ill for three weeks. She is a pioneer resident of Sharpsburg and highly respected. Her daughter Mrs JL KR Jones of Chauncey is at her bedside.
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Garfield Grimes
Chauncey
Sharpsburg
CC. O. Grimes
Seekers of Noblest Class Elect Officers at Millfield Church
The Seekers of the Noblest class at Millfield M E Church met at teacher Mrs. Irene Howard’s home. During the business session officers were elected: President Myrtle Brown, vice president Charlotte Omen, secretary and treasurer Edna Simpson. After the business, refreshments were served.
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Millfield M. E
Irene Howard
Myrtle Brown
Charlotte, Omen
Edna Simpson
Price Upon Her Head Drives Mexican Rebel To Houston
Gloria Faure, 20, once secretary to De la Huerta lieutenant Jorge Prieto Laurens, fled Mexico amid government pursuit. She traveled through Vera Cruz and various towns with insurgents, arrived in New Orleans last April, considered returning home, and now seeks amnesty and possible marriage before returning to Mexico City.
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Houston
Texas
Gloria Faure
France
Mexico
Senorita
de la Huerta
Obregon
Jorge Prieto Laurens
Gloria
Vera Cruz
Laurens
Taxpam
Puerto Mexico
Frontera
Laguna del Carmen
Campech
New Orleans
Mexico City
Throuston
Sne
Mexcian
United States
Campus Dange Kings Make Music Pay College Upkeep
Ohio University students fund college life by leading campus jazz bands. Chase is orchestral czar of the Collegians and runs a second group. Black Cats from Cleveland plays nightly. Boiler Makers also perform in Athens. Musicians average about eight dollars per night, three nights weekly. Gerald Gamber, Francis Good figure among leaders. Fraternities and sororities hire the ensembles for dances and society events.
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Leroy Pope
Dad
Son
Ohio University
Ohio
Athens
Shieks
Glouster
Middleport
Pomeroy
Chase
Aces
Pana Chase
Collegians
Black Cats
Don Dawson
Cleveland
Boilermakers
Gerald Gamber
Francis Good
Musicians Union
Hotel Berry
Local luncheon served to noted guests at the event
The hostess served the luncheon for a group including Mrs. Nellie Russell, James Simpkins, Earl Ruth, Estella Ruth, Shirley Ruth, Esta Jankin, Freda Omen, Myrtle Brown, Gladys Mayles, Ernestine Mayles, Charlotte Omen, Hattie Brown, Lucille Robinett, and Mrs. Irene Howard.
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Ments
Nellie Russell
James Simpkins
Earl Ruth
Estella
Shirley Ruth
Esta Jankin
Freda Omen
Myrtle Brown
Gladys Mayles
Ernestine Mayles
Charlotte Omen
Hattie Brown
Lucille Robinett
Irene Howard
Millfield church holds Seekers and Boosters meeting
The Seekers and the Boosters class of Millfield M E Church will meet tonight at 7 o clock. Members are urged to attend.
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Millfield M. E. Church
Local social visitors frequent Millfield area over weekend
Mrs Winifred Wymer of Zanesville and Mrs James Omen hosted guests at Millfield. Albert Fulton and Chester Wrandstaff of Zanesville visited Millfield with Daniel and Mrs Fulton. Ethel Phillips of Glauster stayed with W A Bill family. Bernard Bowers of Logan visited with Daniel Fulton family. Bertha Harmon, Della Rambo and son Charles of South Zanesville spent the week with James Omen family.
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Winifred "Wymer
Zanesville
James Omen
Millfield
Albert Fulton
Chester Wrandstaff
Daniel Fulton
Ethel Phillips
Glauster
W. A. Bill
Bernard Bowers
Logan
Sunday Visits Across Multiple Ohio Towns
Mrs Anna Cline and her children visited friends in Hollister Sunday. The Jacksons hosted guests from Nelsonville and Chauncey on Interington Avenue. Ernest Penny weekended in Roseville while employed on the power line. Chauncey and Chauncey-area families shared Sunday dinners and visits with relatives in New Marshfield, Columbus, Sand Ridge, The Plains, Mill Street, and Chauncey.
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Anna Cline
George
Margaret
Catherine Cline
Hollister
John Fink
Chauncey
J. Fink
James MecCollam
W. D. Goff
New Marshfield
Lee Schoonover
Mound Street
W. A. Temple of
W. A. Temple of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith and Children of Sand Ridge
William Donaldson
Lewis Donalson
Ray Tucker
Mill Street
Neva Ferrer
Mildred Sands
Thomas Fennell
Floyd Rivers
Lloyd Fennell
C. H. Nida
the Plains
Homer McBrayer
Main Street
Ely's Cream Balm Heals Nasal Congestion Fast
Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as a pure antiseptic germ destroying nostril treatment for catarrh and head colds. Claims immediate relief as air passages clear and breathing returns to normal with no more hawking or snuffling.
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Ely
Sandusky Man Wins Sixth Appellate District Race
Judge Roy H. Williams of Erie County Common Pleas was advised the official canvass shows he defeated Toledo's Co H Chettenden by 593 votes in the Sixth appellate district. Williams, a Republican, won after a trial of the race lingering since the election. A New York toymaker invented a dot that can recite poems and sing current songs.
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Sandusky
Roy H. Williams
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Co. H. Chettenden
Toledo
Williams
New York
Speedy Sparks Disqualified After Foul Victory
Cincinnati notes that after Speedy Sparks achieved a foul decision over Johnny Kiesch of Cleveland the fight continued. A minute later Sparks was disqualified for a low blow, altering the outcome of the bout.
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Cincinnati
Sparks
Johnny Kiesch
Cleveland
Popular M Club proves radio donations work for church services
Pessimists claim listeners cannot fund radio beyond the cost. The Sunday Evening Club in Chicago broadcast weekly services October to May and collected donations from fans. Donations ranged from a few cents to 25 dollars, totaling 1200 to 1300 dollars for the 1923-24 season. A steering post device tilts headlights to reduce glare and improve road visibility in fog or rough terrain.
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Sunday Evening Club
Chicago
Light Lifeboats for Seaplanes to Save Wrecked Fliers
Light lifeboats designed to be carried on seaplanes offer quick rescue options for aviators marooned at sea. The craft are strong, equipped with oars and rope, and can be unshipped by one man in an emergency.
Cleaning compound for engines and oily machinery
A cleaning emulsion is made by mixing 1 gallon of water with a portion of lard oil to form a thorough emulsion. The painted surfaces are rubbed with the compound and it is removed before drying with a cloth. In the Bank of England the grand balance is so sensitive that the weight of a postage stamp moves the index six inches.
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Bank of England
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