Armistice Day Observed with Parade in Logan
Logan marked Armistice Day with a large parade up Main Street led by the American Legion band and followed by ex-service members Boy Scouts and other groups. A small blaze on the public square prompted an early fire truck response and police scout supervision aided by the Boy Scouts.
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Logan
Main Street
East Matin Street
American Legion
Legionnaires
Boy Scouts of
J. R. Benjamin
Camp Fire Girls
Kiwanians
Rotarians
Elks
Knights
Pythians
Maccabees
Farm Bureau
Red Cross
H. M. Whitcraft
Margaret Thompson Undergoes Operation at Green Vale
Mrs. Margaret Thompson of near Green Vale underwent an operation on Tuesday. She rallied well afterward and her recovery is considered unexpected but positive by her family.
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Margaret Thompson
John Thompson
Greenvale
Haydenville boy undergoes tonsil operation
Oliver Colgrove son of Mr and Mrs Perry Colgrove of Haydenville was operated on at the office of Dr Zemer Monday for tonsil removal and is reported doing fine.
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Oliver Colgrove
Perry Colgrove
Haydenville
Zemer
Aurand Fined For Unlicensed Plate Use In Magistrate Court
Clarence G. Aurand was fined five dollars and costs after appearing before Magistrate Miller on a charge that he operated a machine using license plates belonging to another.
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Clarence G. Aurand
Miller
Logan Scouts Return From Busy Weekend Hike and Court of Honor
The Logan Scouts endured a packed weekend with an all day hike north of town and a post dark return. Sunday saw a Court of Honor invest Tenderfoot and promote Class Scouts while officers received neckerchiefs. They later joined Armistice Day events, guiding traffic near Main Street and participating in a public ceremony.
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Logan
Court of Onor
Lauer
Charles Breen
Iig
Main Street
Don
Main Market
Murray City News Highlights Local Visits and Armistice Day
Murray City residents report visits from families including James Smart, Mrs. J. A. Robinson and Ger ald and others. Armistice Day was observed at Murray City High with a campus program and a parade, while roads improve linking Glouster to Murray and Murray to Nelsonville. The Tigers football game scheduled for November 16 features a matchup with the Wagner Pirates from Columbus.
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Robert McGuirty
jNavy
MecGurty
Marie Cooke
Springfield
Kansas City
Mared Penn
Smithfield
Barney Penn
Athens
Young Ladies Bible Class
M. Ff
Lou Frazee
Walter Frazee
Logan
Harry Webb
Murray City
Yaraily
Glouster
Murray
Nelsonville
Orbiston
Buchtel
Tigers
Haydenville
Wagner Pirates
Columbus
Amesville Wins Gym Games. Visitors Take Stewarts
Amesville girls beat Jerseyville 16 to 1 and home boys won 20 to 14 on Friday. Stewart saw visiting girls prevail 10 to 5 and boys lose 32 to 8 on Saturday. Attendees included G O Linscott, F H Gifford, and Errol Evans at the Ohio University Marietta football game. Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Roger Jones and two boys of Athens visiting the Gibsons. Mrs W R Wella underwent cancer surgery and returned to hospital for X rays. Mrs Oscar Eddy of Columbus visited relatives near Hoopier Ridge. Mrs Mary Linscott, aged, receives care. Messenger arrival changes discussed. Mayor T O Day travelled to Springfield. Eastern Star and Masons officers elected. names listed.
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Jerseyville
Amesville
Stewart
G. O. Linscott
F. H.gifford
Errol Evans
Ohio university-Marietta
Marietta
Roger Jones
Athens
Clyde Gibson
W. R. Wella
Columbus
Oscar Eddy
Warren McDaniel
Hooper Ridge
Mary Phillips
R.V. King
W. P
Neil Gifford
Gertrude King
Gladys Goddard
Belle Carpenter
The
Masons
C. O. Gibson
W.M
Ss. W
Local Club Officers Named In Fragmentary Record
Meeting notes list Thomas J W King secretary F H Gifford treasurer W L Heston D O E Wooley J D H Henry Tyler as officers. Ice cream and cake were served and social hours followed.
Cabinet drafts king's speech on tariffs housing and jobs
London reports outline a King's speech opening Parliament with preferential dominion tariffs and housing and unemployment relief plans. British Chambers of Commerce may back a resolution urging resumption of relations with Mexico as business groups lean toward recognition.
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London
England
Association of British Chambers of Commerce
Mexico
Paris Ban on Shimmy as New Jiminska Dance Tops Halls
Paris reporters note a global shakeup in dance halls as the Jiminska replaces the Shimmy this season. Delegates from thirteen nations including Greece and Brazil draft a universal code, favor a close embrace, and praise a new five step as best dance, with Huppa-huppa in second. The Volta and huger tight concepts draw attention while Egyptian tango is rejected.
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Paris
Romania
Milan
Copenhagen
Bucharest
Jimmy
Marseilles
International Choreographic Union
Europe
France
Monsieur Pian
Deauville
Volta
Boston
Catra
Funeral for Lighthouse Keeper Adam Gallici in Rome
In Rome a funeral was held for Adam Gallici keeper of the light. The coffins lowered from the lighthouse by chains as pallbearers were lowered by ropes. Eight motorboats formed the funeral cortege along the coast.
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Rome
Adam Gallici
Galici
Coolidge Signals Inaugural Ball Plan For March Four
President Coolidge does not oppose an inaugural ball at the White House on inauguration day but will attend if the event is held. Plans for inaugural day were revealed at the White House. Four years ago President Harding canceled the ball after plans were nearly finished.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Harding
Mystery Surrounds Grand Rapids Post Office Blast
Three investigations followed a deadly explosion at the Government building housing the post office in Grand Rapids Michigan. Victims included Dale Newhouse 19 Herman Petterach 43 and Ernest Roth 30 with Edwin Annalyn 32 critically injured. Debris and shattered windows covered several blocks as authorities sought the blast cause.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Governinn
Accene
Edwin Y. Annalyn
Cider maker fights federal day rule in Hill case
In Baltimore on November 12 the Hill case resumed in U S District Court on Volstead Act violations for making wine and cider. Judge Soper ruled that home fruit juice production for home beverages is not necessary to be limited to alcoholic contents above a half percent, a key point in the dry law challenge.
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Baltimore
John Phillip Hill
Trail
United States District Court
Soper
Local Officer Endorses Dreco After Quick Turnaround
Dayton officer at 222 Grove St. credits Dreco with rapid relief from indigestion acidity headaches and limb pains. He says four bottles in six weeks boosted his health and weight and urges others to try the medicine available at area druggists.
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Sauer
Grove St
Dayton
Ohio
Dreco
Testimony on Alcoholic Beverages and Intoxication Questioned
Court heard higher alcoholic beverages be put to proof showing they were not intoxicating. Prosecution witnesses Dr. Harvey Wiley and Dr. Howard A. Kelley testified that even small amounts in wines produced intoxication, citing alcoholic strengths 2.70 and 11.64 percent. Hill rebutted that he felt no intoxication from his own drinks.
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Harvey Wiley
Bureau of C Chemistry
Howard A. Kelley Batimore
Hill
Dormoy Plans New Flying Bath Tub Model for New Year Races
Etienne Dormoy, Dayton inventor of the "flying bath tub" that won the Rickenbacker Trophy, plans a new model to fly in New Year air races. He will depart in three weeks for the Paris tournaments to showcase the design.
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Dayton
Etienne Dormoy
Dormoy
Paris
New Air Machine Tests Begin for Berliner Helicopter
Lieutenant Harold R. B. Harris is ordered to start flight tests of the Berliner Helicopter at College Park Maryland ahead of the English contest in May. The prize is 25000 dollars for vertical flight machines meeting the requirements. Harris, noted Barling Bomber pilot, is seen as a key authority in helicopter aviation.
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Dayton
Harold RB. Harris
College At Maryland
Engla
Harris
Barling
Air Service
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Louis Seidenfeld
Katie Shelton
Joseph Stone
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Ethel Poppery
Alice Langelier
I. N.S
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