Poison Theory Cast Aside In Henderson Tragedy
Lancaster Ohio officials shifted from a poison theory after the Henderson family deaths as they tested food samples and organs at Ohio State University. State health officials noted possible flame evidence from a stove and hot plate but await test results, with results expected early next week.
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Lancaster
Lancaster, O
Irving Henderson
West Side
Henderson Home
State Health Department
Henderson
BE. R. Harhurst
Division of Industrial Hygiene
Columbus
Hayhurst
Ieving
BE. Henderson
Ienderson
W. Florencé
Bila
Helen
Maine
Christiana
BE. R. Hayhuret
Ohio State University
Bryan says America will not join French alliance
William Jennings Bryan warned that France seeks imperial aims and the United States will avoid any alliance. He said Clemenceau may warn France against relying on U S support in a war inviting policy and stressed disarmament over spoilation.
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Miami
Fla
France
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Georges Clemenceau
Clemenceau
Clemenceaus
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Ohio University Delinquency Notices Issued to Students
Delinquency notices were sent to 384 students in the Ohio University arts and education colleges, about 25 percent of the student body. Most slips were for one subject. probation rules define status and potential suspension after the semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
College of Arts
College of Education
First suit to probe wartime cantons delved fraud
Justice Department orders federal suits against Cantonment contractors led by Teamp Sherman Obie and Camp Grant Rockford to recover about 78.4 million dollars, claiming profiteering in wartime canalments. cases target alleged inside collusion, padding of cost, and loose vouchers with mahordomos in government departments.
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R. W. SL Atkins
I. N. Ss
Washington
Department of Justice
Daugherty
War Department
Sherman
Camp Grant
Rockford
Owlves
Demnanons
Donahey to limit speeches until legislative adjournment
Governor elect Donahey says he will speak little until the state legislature adjourns next spring. He plans to focus on induction into office and consider state affairs as Ohioans’ suggestions come in, then tackle legislative duties after January. He is urged to appoint James R. Alexander as state prohibition commissioner.
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Columbus
Donahey
James R. Alexander
Zanesville
Don R. Parker
Asht Lay Alexander
Congress
Friends of
Grover C. Maxwell
Cleveland
Akron
State Utilities Commission
Lovette Dies At Desk On Erie Railroad Return
John B. Lovette, 73, longtime Erie Railroad engineer and veteran of 40 years, collapsed and died as he began signing his name upon returning from a run in Galion Ohio on November 24.
White Shrine Dinner RSVP Requested for November 27
Members are asked to notify the secretary by the 34th about attending the 6 o'clock dinner on Monday November 27. Plates will be laid only for those who apply. Emma L. Palmer, Secretary.
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White Shrine
Emma L. Palmer
Lake storm fatal near Verona Beach sinks six barges
In a 40 mile gale on Oneida Lake near Verona Beach, two men drowned, 30 rescued, and six barges wrecked. The barges were sailing from Buffalo to New York carrying 98,000 bushels of whey.
Trish Bill Introduced in House of Commons
Premier A. Bonar Law introduces the Trish bill in the House of Commons. It would create the Irish free state by affirming the Anglo Irish treaty and the new Irish constitution and must pass before December 6 to become law.
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London
A. Bonar Law
House of Commons
Irish Free State
South Mountain Fire Rages Near Hagerstown
A vast forest fire sweeps South Mountain about ten miles east of Hagerstown Maryland. Five hundred men fought the blaze through the night with no chance of extinguishing it. Firefighters focused on protecting the Black Rock Hotel, a summer resort, as the fire was allowed to burn out.
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Hagerstown
South Mountain
Here
Black Rock Hotel
Bake Your Own Thanksgiving Pies This Year
The article promotes making light flaky pies for Thanksgiving and highlights a free government Baking Booklet from the Department of Agriculture. Readers can request a copy via The Athens Messenger Information Bureau by mailing a coupon with two cents for postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington Information Bureau
Coal Deals and Mine Consolidations Reported in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, Ohio on November 24 a series of coal transactions and reorganizations were announced. Blue Diamond Coal Sales Co. bought Crown-By-Products Coal Co. in Harlan Kentucky for over half a million dollars and will invest similarly in improvements. It leased 3000 acres at St Charles Virginia from Peabody interests for development costing about a million dollars. The Logan County Coal Corporation emerges from the consolidation of George M Jones mines in West Virginia, joining Amherst Fuel Co Landale Coal Co Three Forks Coal Co McGregor Coal Co and the original Logan County Coal Co firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, CO
Cincinnati
Blue Diamond Coal Sales Co
Crown- By- Products Coal Co
Harlan, Ky
St. Charles
Peabody Coal
Chicago
George M. Jones
West Virginia
Logan County Coal Corporation
Amherst Fuel Co
Landale Coal Co
Three Forks Coal Co
McGregor Coal Co
Nelsonville Traction Chief Held for Grand Jury
Edward Young of Nelsonville president of the Sunday Creek Traction Co was arrested by Constable Jake Glenn on charges of pointing firearms and carrying concealed weapons. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under $200 bonds on each charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Young
Nelsonville
Sunday Creek Traction Co
Jake Glenn
E. B. Davis
Young
Courtney Hill
Hedges
Ford to Eliminate Coal Brokers in Ford Coal Sale Plan
Detroit November 24 Henry Ford aims to remove coal brokers from the fuel trade. surplus coal from Kentucky fields bought by Ford will be sold to retailers at fair profit, bypassing brokers who previously earned the greatest profits in consumer coal sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Henry Ford
Kentucky
Ford
International
New York
Clemenceau Denounces US Senators in Boston Interview
Former French premier Georges Clemenceau attacked Senators Borah and Hitchcock in a Boston interview. He denied their accusations against France and called Hitchcock’s speech a bundle of lies fed by German propaganda.
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Boston
Mass
Georges Clemenceau
France
United States
Borah
Hitchcock
M. Clemenceau
The
Tiger
Athens opera house to stay open through weekend shows
Building inspectors allow the Athens opera house to remain open for the remainder of the week due to the attraction now billed there. Fright and Saturday evening performances are scheduled, with the house to close after Saturday night.
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Athens Opera House
Tmne
Alleged Klansmen Reported In Capitol Ceremony
A Washington newspaper says Ku Klux Klan members used government buildings including the Capitol to hold secret rites. It alleges about a dozen hooded men gathered at midnight under the dome to induct a high public official into the order.
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Washington
United States Capitol
Capitol
Scarlet fever prompts town wide school and meeting closures
CHARDON Ohio November 24 Public schools are closed and all public meetings banned by the mayor to stop scarlet fever spread. Six cases reported with fear of more exposures. Picture show houses closed and church services canceled next Sunday unless danger abates.
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Chardon
Hall Mills order mystery looms as grand jury reconvenes
Two servants in the household of Rev. Dr. E W Hall pastor of the Church of St. John the Evangelist were expected to testify as Somerset county grand jury in Somerville resumes its investigation into the Hall Mills order mystery.
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New Brunswick
WN. J
E W. Hall
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Somerset County Grand Jury
Somerville
Hall-Mills
Execution of Erskine Childers highlights Irish conflict
Erskine Childers, aide to Eamon de Valera, was executed at 7 am by a Free State firing squad after being convicted by a Free State court martial of possessing arms for rebellion. He led youthful guerrillas along the west coast and raided cable stations disrupting US and northeast European communications.
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Childers
Sinn Fein
Free State
de Valera
Free Staters
Michael Collina
Guerrilas
Wesai
United States
Europe
Wicklow
Tax Office Opens Monday for December 1922 Taxes
County Treasurer R. P. Imes announces the regular December tax collection for 1922 opens Monday. Taxpayers urged to pay early to avoid late rush and congestion. The note ends with an odd cultural aside about politeness and a Chinese saying about hats.
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R. P. Imes
Sloane Block Sale to Hayes Burson
Hayes Burson purchased the south end of the old Sloane block on North Court street from Herman Luckoff. The Robinson & Sandia agency arranged the deal, which includes Fulton Grocery, the Littler Show room, the Columbia Theatre and hotel above. Possession begins January 1. Burson will manage part time while still in the Canaan Coal Co. store. Reported price exceeds $50,000.
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Sloane Block
North Court Street
Hayes Burson
Jerseyville
Herman Luckoff
Chauncey
Robinson & Sandia Agency
Fulton Grocery Company
Littler Showroom
Columbia Theatre
Fhison
Poseension
Canaan Coal Company
FLEY to HOME AFTER ObAIG IN OLD WORK
Louie Foley a Zanesville High School and Ohio University graduate returns to the United States after nearly three years with Near East Relief. Mrs Foley a relief worker and their infant daughter accompanied him. They served in Harpoot and Syria guiding orphanage supplies and Armenian girls at Sidon before evacuation to safer regions.
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New York
Near East Rettler
Harpoot
Syria
Louie Foley
Zanesville High School
Ohio University
United States
Syrtander
Foley
Aleppo
Sidon
Near East
Trout eggs shipped from Washington to Berne Switzerland
Consignments of 100000 trout eggs have been shipped successfully from the bureau of fisheries in Washington to the Swiss government at Berne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington
Berne
County Seeks Delinquent Personal Tax Payments
The county treasurer R P Imes mails notices to delinquent personal tax payers as the county commissioners authorize use of agents for collection. The aim is to give taxpayers time to settle accounts before formal collection actions proceed. The measure reflects a push to recover funds essential to county finances.
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R. P. Imes
Ines
Redeem Victory Bonds Letters A B C D Fy Cease Interest
All 434 Victory bonds bearing letters A B C D B or Fy stop earning interest after December 15. Holders should surrender these bonds to be paid on December 15. Athens National Bank offers handling services for this process.
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Athens National Bank
Population milestone forecast for 2100
An estimate says the earth can support about 6 billion people, a total expected to be reached around 2100 at the current growth rate. The note reflects concerns about resource limits and long term trends in population growth.
Dance Saturday Night at Harvey's Pavilion Chauncey
Five orchestra Squinty Five performs Saturday night at Harvey's Pavilion Chauncey with dance music and local entertainment for guests seeking a lively evening.
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Harvey” S Pavilion
Chauncey
Squinty Five Orchestra
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Athens Messengers Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
the Ladies of Our ‘Congress
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W. H. Felton
Georgia
Senator Watson
House of Representatives
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Illinois
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