Death of College President From Scratch Infection
Special Dispatch reports Wheeling West Virginia June 15 that a college president died in a local hospital from blood poisoning after a slight scratch on his hand ten days earlier. The notice includes an outdated ad urging use of a disinfectant and antiseptic ointment from Charleston Ohio vendors.
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The
Enquirer
Wheeling
W. Va
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jones
J. C. Jones
Charleston
Ohio
Rheumatism Like a Mule and Its Prescription
A fragment discusses rheumatism described as stubborn and hard to move with phrases about a “Neutrone Prescription 99” claimed to be effective. The text references old preparations and puritan remedies, with scattered notes on headaches and general relief.
Lafollette Attacks Coal Strike Policy on Senate Floor
Senator Lafollette sharply criticized the administration over the coal strike during a Senate speech. He called Judge Anderson’s order illegal and said he would seek impeachment or a floor review of the incident as soon as possible.
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Washington
Lafolette
Anderson
Cabinet Meeting Opens In Washington At 11
Washington cabinet members held their weekly session at 11 o clock this morning and planned to discuss issues affecting multiple government departments.
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Washington
Cabiat
Reputer
Professor Jefferson to Speak at Baptist Church Friday
Prof Jefferson of Parkersburg will address the Baptist church on Carpent er street Friday evening November 21 at 8 15. The event opens a yearly series of entertainments with music and a message aimed at Athens colored citizens. He is father of Harry Jefferson the O A football star.
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Jefferson
Parkersburg
Baptist Church
Carpenter Street
Athens
Harry Jefferson
O. A
Death at Athens State Hospital
Joseph 8. Gold aged 81 died Monday at Athens State Hospital of heart regurgitation. He had been a patient six days. The Newsom-Walburn Company moved the body to Washington D. C. for burial. Funeral on Wednesday.
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Joseph
Gold
Athens State Hospital
Newsom-Walburn Company
Washington D. H
Ex Kaiser's Fancy Auto Runs in U S as Retirement Oddity
George L Crater a retired financier of Yaphank Long Island acquired the old Kaiser car that Wilhelm rode to Switzerland and is fitting it for use as a novelty on American roads.
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Ex-Kaiser
U.S
Wilhelm
Switzerland
George L. Crater
Yaphank, L. I
Sit
Fourteen Indicted in Armistice Day Shooting Case
Centralia Washington November 18 four additional I W W suspects face murder charges in connection with the Armistice Day shooting. Ten men already indicted for murder in the same case. John Henry was accidentally killed by a member of his own posse not by I W W outlaws, body brought here last night, Henry mistaken for bandit.
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Centralia
Wash
Allen
John Henry
Henry
Statement on coal sit uation to be issued by Garfield
Washington November 18. A general statement on the coal situation will be issued soon by Fuel Administrator Garfield after a two hour cabinet meeting. The statement will aim to prevent suffering from shortages and urge miners to return to work. Garfield said it would not be governed by ongoing talks between miners and operators. The cabinet also discussed labor, Mexican developments, and the likelihood of a new industrial conference after the coal issue ends.
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Washington
Garfield
Ers
Senate Vote on Ratification Nears Thursday
The Senate plans a Thursday vote on ratification of the peace treaty via the Lodge resolution with reservations. Democratic leaders expect two changes,偏 preamble written allied assent and Article Ten tweaks, before adjournment. Hitchcock seeks a record against the program while mild reservationists push for compromise.
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Thursay
Washington
Senate
Lodge
Hitchcock
United States
McCumber
Congress
King
Utah
Rising exchange rates threaten US exports to Europe
George S. Roberts of National City Bank warned that climbing pound and franc rates will choke off American exports to Europe. He noted Europe cannot pay, must first buy raw materials, and credit limits collapse trade balances, risking broader economic harm. He urged concerted action to aid distressed economies and protect U S industry.
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New York
France
New York Exchange
George S. Roberts
National City Bank
Roberts
United States
Europe
New 37th Division Designated for Ohio
Secretary Baker approved the recommendation to establish a National Guard division in Ohio as the thirty seventh division. The designation was announced from Washington on November 18.
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Washington
Baker
National Guard
Ohio
Auditor Sends 520000 to 247 weak school districts
State Auditor Donahey, in Columbus, announced 520000 was distributed today to 247 weak school districts in southern Ohio to assist operating costs. The aid, mandated by state law, helps communities with small tax bases maintain educational systems.
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Columbus
Donahey
Ohio
Buried Fortune Mystery Tied to a 46 Year Old Murder Case
Bedford Iowa report ties a half century treasure hunt on the Klondike farm to a murder squad linked to a missing Missouri cattle buyer. Samuel Anderson and Bates Huntsman led digging, a metal box, and a death, while Huntsman heirs face charges as detectives probe old crimes.
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Bedford
Iowa
Klondike
Huntsman
Anderson
Cc. R. Huntsman
Bates
Samuel Anderson
Liuntsmans
Bates Huntsman
Maria Collins Porter
Quitman
Huntsmans
Dr. A. M. Golliday
Man Huntsman
Sam Sortyner
John
Hank Damewood
Missouri
Nell Gwynn's Sundial Broken at Lauderdale House Terrace
A sundial known as Nell Gwynn's Sundial on the terrace of Lauderdale House Highgate was broken beyond repair by workmen during repositioning. Nell Gwynn's original bath, older than the sundial, remains in the house from the era of Charles II.
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London
Farmer finds pearl in Wabash River in Indiana
In Vincennes Indiana farmer Martin Straw found a pearl while digging mussels in the Wabash River. He sold the pearl to a local jeweler named Mr Carmel for nine hundred dollars after digging only a pound of mussels.
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Vincennes
Ind
Wabash River
Martin Straw
Carmel
Straw
Sugar shortage grips Athens as embargo tightens supply
G BE Tedrick of The Stedman Company warns the cane sugar embargo and beet sugar pricing stall shipments. Only two cars of beet sugar on Columbus tracks and Louisiana cane orders face uncertain delivery. Stores report near empty shelves with prices ranging from 12 to 22 cents per pound.
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Athens
G. BE. Tedrick
Stedman Company
Tetrick
Equalization Board
Columbus
Stedman’s
Court Street
Athens Bowlers Win By Narrow Margin
The Athens bowling team secured a tight victory with a slim margin. The item notes an indexed, hinged bow case design used to access contents easily.
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Athens
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