Coolidge signals fivefold policy for peace and prepardness
President Coolidge dedicates the Liberty Memorial to World War veterans in Kansas City and outlines a five point plan for peace and national defense. He advocates permanent international peace, strong defense, restraint in armaments, inclusive conscription, and joining the World Court with Senate reservations. He defends debtor nations and urges understanding and good will toward all peoples while noting American creditor status and European distrust. The speech stresses adherence to international covenants and warns against suspicion and arrogance.
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William 3. McEvoy
United Press
Kansas City
Coolidge
United States
World Court
Senate
NASA
Europe
Child Drowns in Spring at Home in Logan
Logan November report states four year old Howard Lane, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Lane of near Orland, drowned at noon Wednesday in a spring near the home while fetching a drink. Mother found him head first in the spring. revival efforts failed. Funeral services planned for Orland tomorrow.
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Logan
Charles Lane
Howard Lane
Orland
Charles
Uphriam Lane
Athens Men Will Meet With Meigs Citizens Tonight
Local committee favors erecting a suspension bridge at Pomeroy and will discuss plans with Meigs residents this evening. The meeting aims to gauge support and outline construction steps for the proposed bridge. Local officials and residents are invited to attend.
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Athens
Meigs
Bridge project sparks cross city meeting in Pomeroy
Citizens of Gallipolis and Point Pleasant join Athens residents for a joint meeting at 7 30 p m in Melgs county courthouse to discuss a proposed suspension bridge across the Ohio River. The Athens Kiwanis Rotary and Chamber of Commerce groups select Carl Beasley chair and form a committee with I W Roberts T W Craig C M Gill and Britt Hooper. They will travel to Pomeroy tonight.
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Athens
Pomeroy
Melgs County
Ohio River
Athens Kiwanta and
Rotary Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Beasley
I. W. Roberts
T. W. Craig
C M. Gill
Britt Hooper
Budgeting talk at Messenger Cooking School on home finances
The Messenger Cooking School hosted a talk titled The Money of the Home discussing budgeting and its value for households. D Curtis Reed, Pomeroy attorney, emphasized Athens interest in the Pomeroy bridge project to improve through travel from Columbus to Charleston and benefit local residents.
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Athens
Columbus
Charleston
D. Curtis Reed
Pomeroy
Ium
Athens Messenger
Ddna Perguson
Bridge location debate pits Pomeroy against Point Pleasant
At a community meeting in Gallipolis and with input from Point Pleasant residents, a tentative bridge plan sought a site between Pomeroy and Point Pleasant. Officials noted cost savings from budgeting, with emphasis on proper land handling and an appraisal process.
Old Pete Missing Miner Search Ends Near Cambridge
Cambridge officials end a two hour after the disappearance of Old Pete Sweedisti a 70 year old miner last seen at the Cleveland mine of Cambridge Collieries near Senecagilla. Mine Supt J Woods said the search, conducted all night, found no trace of the missing man.
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Pete” Sweedisti
Cleveland
Cambridge Collieries Company
Senecagilla
J. Woods
Pete
Questionnaires Given To Ohio Coal Operators In Inquiry
Columbus Ohio November 11 United Press Samuel T Wyer chairman of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce inquiry committee presented operators with a questionnaire to aid fact finding Thomas K Maher president of Collieries company of Cleveland said Ohio coal operators recognize the committee task and will submit answers late next week He noted no coal overproduction but cited uneconomic wages about 40 percent higher than competing fields and freight rates out of proportion The British strike kept most mines working but 45 to 50 percent were idle before the strike The committee will meet with labor heads tomorrow to obtain views.
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United Press
Samuel T. Wyer
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Thomas K. Maher
Collieries Company of
Cleveland
Ohio Coal Operators Association
Maher
Cody
Busy America Halts Two Minutes Today
America paused for two minutes at 1 a.m. eight years after the Armistice to honor war dead. In New York traffic stopped and trains halted. Chicago held taps in the Loop. offices, lights, and machinery stood idle as services and memorials took place, with Arlington wreathing the Unknown Soldier tomb and Kansas City dedicating a war memorial with President Coolidge speaking.
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New York
Chicago
Loop
Arlington
Kansas City
Coolidge
Week's Summary Lecture At Athens High School
Miss Edna Ferguson will summarize the week's lectures in the Messenger cooking school final lecture tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Athens High School auditorium. The program includes a demonstration and musical interlude with recipes such as Vegetarian Meat Loaf and Butterscotch Muffins. Admission is free.
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Edna Ferguson
Messenger Cooking School
Athens High School
Razor Will Play Important Part In Evidence of Hall Mills Trial
In Somerville New Jersey the Hall and Stevens trial hinges on evidence from Barbara Tough a Scotch servant who testified that Mrs Hall and her brother were not at home when the Mills Hall double slaying occurred. The defense and state seek to prove a razor was used to slash Mrs Mills throat as testimony reveals a rifle and a razor in Dr Hall’s room and a life of gossip around the rector and choir singer.
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United Press Star
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Willis Stevens
Edward Hall
Eleanor
Mills
Aberdeen Burr
Barbara Tough
Hall
Somerset County
Misa Tough
Alexander Simpson
Ed Nom
Halk
Miss Tough
de Halls
Simpson
Mine Leader to Meet Officials in Settlement Talks
Brondon November 14. The Miner's federation executive, empowered to negotiate with the government, will meet government representatives at 5 30 p m today to discuss Premier Baldwin's peace proposals.
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Miner's Federation
Baldwin
Man Hangs Shotgun and Fatally Shoots Self in Jacksonville
Tony McDonald, 60, reportedly shown erratic behavior for weeks before he hanged a loaded double barrel shotgun in his room at Brania Molenski’s home and shot himself in the stomach. The tragedy occurred between 3 and 3:30 PM yesterday. a 14-year-old son found him. Coroner’s verdict ruled suicide. McDonald, longtime Jacksonville resident, left four children and had recently lived with his son after leaving an orphanage. He previously worked in a mine and had relatives in Redtown and Detroit. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Weller
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Tony McDonald
McDonald
Brania Molenski
Molenski
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Grouster
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Melronald
Detroit
Watt
Ohio Cold Wave Brings Freezing Temperatures Across State
Last night proved the coldest of fall with morning readings around 3 degrees in parts of Ohio. Residents report ice on water and temperatures dipping below freezing across most sections. Historical lows for the date and a two day temperature table are noted, with the old record at 24 degrees in 1913 and highs around 69 in 1882.
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Glaspy Captured After Prison Break Four Days Later
Olfaria Glaspy, the thirteenth prisoner who fled Ohio penitentiary with 12 others, was caught in Groveport hungry and shirtless. He claimed to be Jones, offered no resistance, and said he ran after seeing the other escapees. Glaspy had been sentenced for a 1914 attack on his sister Ela in Athens County.
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Years After The War Remains of A Lost Front Explored
Webb Miller revisits French battlefields eight years after World War I battles. He notes rebuilt villages and quiet roads where ruins and memorials persist, detailing Belleau Wood era restoration, mass graves and scattered relics, and the lasting memory for American divisions from Texas to Utah.
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