Greek King May Return To Throne After Elections
News from Athens reports 250 Constantine deputies elected and 118 Venizelist, Vivian on reshaping cabinet. Venizelos defeated. King Constantine dethroned during war era may be restored with allied support as political turmoil follows. Rioting leaves two policemen dead. Gounaris likely to form new cabinet.
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London
Constantine
Athens
M. R. Hallis
M. Gounaris
Paris
Venizelos
M. Rhallis
Sophie
Emier Venizelos
Altho
Alexander
Paul
Harding Enjoys Home Comforts on Texas Visit with Politics Set Aside
President-elect Warren G Harding rests in Brownsville Texas after a three day Point Isabel marooning adventure. Senator Albert Fall joins for dinner as Harding plans a golf game before sailing to Panama. Creager may seek Mexico City ambassadorship while staff deny political conferences ahead of departure.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Brownsville
Tex
Warren G. Harding
Texas
R. D. Creager
Point Isabel
Harding
Panama
Albert Fall
New Mexico
Fall
Creager
Mexico City
George B. Christian Jr
Lodge
New
Hiram Johnson
New Orleans
Ohio University President Dr Alston Ellis Dies at 72
Friends may call at home Wednesday morning from nine to eleven at the President's residence 23 Congress street for Dr Alston Ellis who passed after heart trouble. Remains will be taken to Ewing hall for funeral service at noon.
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Alston Ellis
Ohio University
Congress Street
Ewing Hall
Athens County plans 1921 road projects and funding
County commissioners reported under contract nearly 186000 in road improvements including Jacksonville 15000 Nelsonville 21000 Jerseyville 45000 Burr Oak 55000 Sharpsburg 35000 and Athens to Glouster 25000. They expect 46000 state funds for 1921 projects and outline future work. Delegations from Rome Waterloo and Canaan asked for paved extensions and rail crossing removal near Canaanville.
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Athens County
Jacksonville
Nelsonville
Jerseyville
Burr Oak
Sharpsburg
Athens
Glouster
Fred B. Baker
Canaanville Pike
Athens City Line
Rome
Waterloo
Canaan
Canaan Township
Canaanville
Mineral gets new coal firm and revamped store
Burford Hysel Coal company opens a mine west of Mineral and begins hauling coal by wagon to the railroad. The two owners, former Pomeroy residents, bought the John R. Stout general store and plan a modern, complete store opening after Thanksgiving, adding a village landmark.
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Mineral
Burford- Hysel Coal Company
Pomeroy
John R. Stout
Autograph Life Lost in Autograph Road Tragedy
In Autograph area near Pomeroy Ohio Mr Newman of Middleport died at Gallipolis hospital after an auto crash last evening. Driver F C Roller of Charleston West Virginia escaped with minor injuries. Their Ford roadster plunged 30 feet after hitting a switch at Excelsior Salt Works. Newman left a wife and two children.
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Pomeroy, O
Gallipolis
Newman
Middleport
F. C. Roller
Charleston
W. Va
Excelsior Salt Works
Judge warns on marriage care urges reconciliation room
In Chicago on November 16 Judge Harry A. Lewis dismissed divorce hearings, likening wives to kittens needing care. He warned neglect can destroy homes and announced a court reconciliation room to help couples “make up” and save marriages.
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Chicago
Harry A. Lewis
Lewis
Old Bones Found Under Baldwinsville House
In Baldwinsville, nine skeletons were found buried a few inches under a cellar floor. Officials say the remains may date to a 1807 plague, reviving a local murder mystery tale while a further search continues.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Baldwinsville
Here
Wounded man hurt by accidental shotgun discharge
Ray Meese was wounded in the leg by an accidental shotgun discharge in the woods near Wilmot Massillon Ohio. The gun belonged to a companion. twenty shot were removed from the wound.
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Massillon
Ray Meese
Wilmot
Meese
Missing Brown Freshman Found in Turkish Bath
Robert A. Frankel, an 18 year old Brown University freshman, had been missing since November 1. He was located in a Turkish bath establishment in Providence where he had remained since his disappearance. Private detectives and police had feared foul play after he vanished following a remittance from home.
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Providence
R. I
Robert A. Frankel
Brown University
Dean Randel
The
University Today
Frankel
Marcus Frankel
New York
University
Attention B P O E Meeting Notice Tonight
Exalted Ruler Ura Butcher leads the B P O E gathering at 7 30 tonight inviting members to attend the lodge event and discuss agenda items.
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Ura Butcher
Big Price Reduction in Local Merchants Adverts
The Messenger notes widespread price cuts in cotton and woolen goods by local merchants who matched or exceeded reductions seen in metropolitan stores. Local outlets sustain losses on stock bought at higher prices while offering lower prices to consumers, arguing there is little gain from shopping in big-city stores.
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The
Messenger
Widow of Cork Mayor Sets Sail to Testify in America
Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Corks late Lord Mayor has secured a passport for a trip to the United States and will sail on the Cedric November 24. A cablegram to the American Commission on Ireland confirms she plans to testify though approval by British authorities was in doubt.
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Washington
Muriel MacSwiney
Cork
America
American Commission On Ireland Today
Two Actresses Die After Mysterious Abduction In Grant Park
Chicago police pursue new theory in the deaths of Mary Rhodes and Lillian Thompson. Investigators believe they were kidnapped, drugged with grain alcohol laced Melor from a fleeing automobile, then thrown into Grant Park after returning home for a late meal. A hitch from a cabaret employee and a Stratford Hotel tip are under scrutiny.
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Chicago
Mary Rhodes
Lillian Thompson
Grant Park
W. D. McNally
Lake Michigan
Park
Dr. McNally
Lake Front
James Mack
Robert McCarthy
Miss Rhodes
Melor
Stratford Hotel
Stratford
Peter Hoffman
Soviet Front Gains Reported Across Crimea and Ukraine
Soviet forces push from Sebastopol as civilians flee by ship due to bombardment. In Moscow the Crimean victory spurs renewed attacks on Ukrainian units near Mozier, with Kalinkovitchy captured and prisoners taken. Soviet troops also claim gains near Novousbitsa and n ya.
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Moscow
Mozier
Kalinkovitchy
Gas outage hits Lima and nearby cities as contract stalls
Lima and three neighboring towns face a gas blackout with about 15 000 residents eating cold meals and living in unheated homes. The Medina Gas and Fuel Company threatened to cut supply to Lima Natural Gas unless a new contract was agreed. A cost-plus franchise could raise gas to about 1 per thousand, far above current rates. Relief was set for Tuesday night as officials consider expert recommendations.
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Lima
Wapakoneta
St. Marys
Celina
E. R. Curtin
Lima Natural Gas Company
Medina Gas and Fuel Company
Medina Company
Curtin
Lima Gas Committee
Stores to Close for Doctor's Funeral
All Retail Merchant Association stores will be closed Wednesday from one until two o'clock for the funeral of Dr. Alston Ellis.
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Retail Merchant Association
Alston Ellis
Republic Tires Cut Prices 15 Percent
Youngstown reports President J. F. Jones of Republic Rubber Co announces a 15 percent drop in tire prices produced locally. Also items note a far north wheat discovery at Manitoba Agriculture College, designation No 10 grown beyond the sixty sixth parallel.
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Youngstown, O
J. F. Jones
The
Republic Rubber Company
Winnipeg
Manitoba Agriculture College
Rumely Trial Delayed As Co-Defendants Testify
New York November 16 Dr Edward A Rumely accused of shielding German interests in the New York Evening Mail was ignored in his trial today while co defendants Norvins Lindheim and F Walter Kaufmann were examined by former bookkeeper Mrs Elizabeth R Kirkel. She testified to a firm credit of 150000 and counsel warned that numerous such checks could push total to 263000.
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New York
Edward A. Rumely
New York Evening Mail
Norvins Lindheim
F. Walter Kaufmann
Elizabeth R. Kirkel
Marion High School Renamed Harding High School
Marion voters approve renaming Marion High to Harding High in honor of president elect Warren G. Harding after a student campaign. The school board acted at a meeting in Marion County on November 16.
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Marion, CO
Marion
Marion High School
Harding High School
Warren G. Harding
General Wrangel flees Sebastopol on war vessel
Three American destroyers reached Constantinople with Sebastopol refugees and wounded aboard from the military evacuation. General Wrangel reportedly left port on a cruiser with three transports carrying troops and one with wounded men. his exact whereabouts were unknown.
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London
Constantinople
Sebastopol
United States
Farah
Wrangel
Korniloff
Old Well in Langdon Searched for Missing Wife Body
In Langdon New Hampshire deputies inspect an old filled in well on an abandoned farm seeking the body of Blanche Whitney who disappeared four years ago. Her husband William D. Whitney sits in Concord prison for forgery as his sons Chester and Benjamin watch the digging for remains.
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Langdon
N. H
Blanche Whitney
William D. Whitney
Concord State
Chester
Benjamin
Richmond
Fred Gunther Moves Drilling Rig to New Territory
Fred Gunther, who drilled at the Good Well near Fisher Station on the Jones farm, has moved his rig to near The Garden in Lodi township. He plans to begin spudding today and will drill as weather allows, entering a new territory.
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Fred Gunther
Fisher Station
Jones Farm
Garden
Lodi
Matter Brot Up at Meet ing of City Council Monday
Several matters of unusual importance were discussed at the final November meeting of the city council Monday evening. Parking of autos and Athens Electric Company rate increases topped the agenda as businessmen on Court State and Union streets petitioned for reserved truck space and a marked area for their use. A new set of parking rules was promised for the next meeting. An ordinance on parking from Mulberry to Court was discussed with a special committee proposed to study the company’s rate increase. Other towns pay more for residences. Mr. Poston urged a review of water pump contracts while Williams noted city power company machinery must be approved, which may affect pumping operations. Continued on Page Four.
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Athens Electric Company
Court
Court Street
Mulberry
Athens
Poston Ata
Williams
Poston
Atax
City
Altho
City Service Department
Let Science Help When Washday Comes
A government bulletin from the Washington Information Bureau guides housewives on laundry care. It covers testing soaps, avoiding fabrics damage, and proper ironing and starch lore. The note invites readers to return postage for a free Home Laundry Bulletin.
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Tampa
Home Laundry
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Mineral Has New Coal Company
Autogragh
Brown
Power Company
Wrange
Crimean
Queen City
Selby F. Vance
LL. D
Cincinnati
Athens Presbyterian Brotherhood
Republic
HIN
New England
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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