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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1919
Page
9
The grocer may charge more for White Loaf Flour but it guarantees perfect bread and pastry results. White Loaf is milled for quality from choice wheat, thoroughly cleaned and evenly blended, using only the heart of the wheat. F. J. Beasley Milling Co.
Washington November 15 The Senate under a self imposed tag adopted cloture and moved toward ratification of the peace treaty. Two reservations were added soon after the closure vote one granting congress authority on trade and the other limiting domestic questions including immigration tariff and labor. The process changes were welcomed with good humor and a shift in atmosphere as the body proceeded with a 73 to 3 decisive majority.
The Lodge reservation to safeguard the Monroe Doctrine passed 55 to 33 after Democrats failed three times to amend it. This marked the third reservation agreed to today. McCumber signaled a split with the Lodge on the Shantung reservation.
Mrs Eseu Bridgewater was an Athens shopper Thursday. Mrs Liz Guess was at Athens Friday. Mrs Lon Humphrey and son and Miss Hazel Geisicke visited Mr and Mrs John Smart at Canaanville Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Rose Starkey of Athens spent Thursday evening with Fin Cook and family and her grandmother. Mrs Walter Lowery was an Athens shopper Saturday. Karl Coon of Floodwood spent Saturday with relatives here.
W. J. Leonard of Cincinnati will assume duties as state fire marshal on Monday succeeding T. Alfred Fleming who recently resigned. The appointment by Governor Cox is expected to be formalized that day. The piece also notes a Lapland railroad plans to power trains with electricity from water falls.
At Yale Bowl in New Haven, Princeton Tiger eyes on Yale Bulldog clash as 60,000 spectators pack the stadium on a chilly November afternoon. Captains Tim Yale and Tim Callahan pace, while Mike Callahan snaps the ball for Princeton amid mudgy field conditions.
In a tight first quarter Princeton gains an 8 0 lead as Strubing kicks a field goal from the 20 yard line after a series of runs and passes. Yale trails with strong defense and punt exchanges as the opening period ends.
Yale resumes on their 30 yard line as Neville and Trimble trade punts. Garrity and Braden sustain drives for Princeton while Strubing, Lay, and Kempton contribute. The line falters and a late Braden touchdown caps a tense, field position driven quarter.
Toledo Ohio reports 1,350 registered auto buses moving workers and shoppers efficiently. Businessmen note some impact on store trade while factories say employees arrive on time with minimal complaints.
Freight wreck on the K M line delayed traffic Friday as ten coal cars derailed on the Whip or Will curve near Grosvenor. The spill blocked the tracks and passenger service resumed after the wreck was cleared.
Debris was cleared after a 0 zero tie last evening as Al K and M C over the Hocking V lines yesterday. No train crew were aboard the wrecked line during the incident.
A local Brotherhoods meeting in Lancaster Nevada organized a unit with W H Creager as president Roy Dickson secretary and Leroy treasurer.
E B igh, president of the Chicago Railway Company, argues railway purchases reflect national prosperity. He cites the rail industry as a major driver of employment and production, noting railways and suppliers employ millions and influence iron and steel demand, with the Cummins Bill shaping surplus earnings policy.
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