Mystery death case coverage expands in Ohio
In Columbus Dr Brundage reports no evidence of human blood after tests in the Mrs C V Sheatsley death case. Canton dispatch notes Rev Sheatsley and family left for Columbus after visiting Paris and Canton as the burial at Paris occurred days ago.
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Addie Sheatsley
Paris
C. V. Sheatsley
Elizabeth
Mr. Sheatsley
Mrs. Sheatsley
Columbus
C.V. Sheatsley
Bexley Furnace
H. W. Brundage
Canton
Cheatsley
Vernon Sheatsley
Sheatsley
May Sheatsley
Harry Lenhart
Alice
Milton
Clarence
Ing
Theeatsley
King
Loye
Ting Thomases
Isley
C. Now
North Side
Organized Labor Marshals Forces for Nation Wide Fight
The American Federation of Labor Executive Council outlined plans to mobilize unions against wage cuts in a national campaign. Samuel Gompers advised resistance, with Matthew Woll warning of a nationwide strike if employers slash wages. The convention ended quietly as delegates approved policy measures and preparing for a Mexico City trip.
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Organized Labor
Marshalls
EL Paso
Tex
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor Iessession
United States
Ce Federati Agp
Samuel Gompers
Matthew Woll
Federation
Faction G Extends De Facto China Tuan Chi Government
In a diplomatic corps meeting on Nov 26, faction G extended de facto recognition of the Tuan Chi Jul provisional government of China. Recognition will continue pending the formation of a permanent government.
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Ecognize
Tuan Chi
China
Island of Oahu Faces Sign Shortage
Island of Oahu, one of the Hawaiian Islands, is without sign guidance as crews work to replace missing street signage amid ongoing maintenance and weather-related delays.
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Oahu
Buckeye Plant Resumes Operation at Brocalsa Salt Works
Buckeye plant of the Brocalsa Chemical company in Pomeroy Ohio has restarted after weeks offline for a new automatic stoker firing system. The concrete structure houses vast materials and salt water capacity exceeds furnace heat. A plan to pipe natural gas from Brocalsa wells to all four plants could cut salt making costs and boost capacity.
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Pomeroy, O
Buckeye
Brocassa Chemical Company
Brocalsa
British Hold Control in Egypt Through Stern Orders
In Cairo British troops parade with fixed bayonets after a quiet day, as Ahmed Ziwar Pasha becomes premier and hopes for peaceful cooperation. Parliament adjourns to Christmas, while Sudan evacuations continue and Hawking reviews battalions ready to reinforce Egyptians. Zaghioul Pasha supporters threaten a ten day strike.
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Catro
Egypt
Cairo
Ahmed Ziwar Pasha
Great Britain
Ziwar
Sudan
Richard Hawking
Zaghioul Pasha
Cleveland Community Chest Hits Revised Target Goal
Cleveland announces that the Community Chest raised 4,399,160 dollars, surpassing the 4,376,000 dollar target. The drive, begun during wartime to support public agencies and charities, was continued afterward and reached its sixth filling today in Cleveland C. on November 26.
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Cleveland
Egyptian government pays for killing of Stack in Sudan crisis
Europe reacts to the Egyptian crisis as Cairo settles $2,590,000 for Stack’s death, while British plans to drive Egyptian forces from Sudan proceed despite Egyptian objections. French papers warn of a blow to the league as tensions rise over Nile governance.
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Europe
Egypt
Stack
Sudan
British press criticizes U S and French Egypt policy
British media react to American and French criticism of the Baldwin government’s swift stern action in Egypt. The Daily Express tells France it still owes Britain money and warns harsher France criticism could force Britain to press for repayment.
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London
United States
France
Baldwin
The
Daily Express
Great Britain
Extradition Sought for Koretz Prince of the Arts
Halifax Nova Scotia attorney general says Leo Koretz, famed patron of the arts who used the name Lou Keyte, will be extradited to Chicago tomorrow if any criminal complaint is filed locally. The arrest provokes debate over whether Koretz is a victim of mistaken identity as creditors press.
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Halifax
Leo Oretz
Pexanasi Ve Tongug
Lou Keyte
Chio
Nova Scotia
J. W. O’hearn
Koretz
Pinehurst
O'Hearn
Radio device to detect insect life on animals
London veterinarians show keen interest in a newly invented radio device that detects insect presence on animals. The instrument is seen as a potential breakthrough toward new cures for pests afflicting livestock.
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London
Harley Lunacy Decree in Court
Probate Judge Bostwick considered a request to erase the lunacy decree registered December 2, 1922, against Charles W. Chic Harley the All-American Ohio State University star halfback. Harley’s counsel argued the Chicago resident had no right to a finding of insanity and cited absence from the hearing and record irregularities.
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Columbus
Bostwick
Charles W
Harley
Ohio State University
Chicago
Thanksgiving legacy echoes from distant shore to city streets
Lamenting past pilgrims and soldiers, the verse recalls pioneers seeking treasure beyond gold and the courage of a modern lad in battle. The poem links sacrifices at sea and in France to present city life and pride, ending by naming Leda Terwilliger Sama in Athens Ohio.
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France
Leda Terwilliger Sama
Athens
Ohlo
Dusty Miller Urges Action at Athens Chamber Luncheon
Thurman Dusty Miller addressed the Athens Chamber of Commerce at a noon luncheon. He urged prompt effort and practical spirit, joking about excuses and stressing that a community thrives on collective initiative rather than sheer size. He split chamber members into three types, praising the "Count me" doers.
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Thurman
Dusty) Miller
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Wilmington
Athena
Athens
Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Trophies Planned for Athens High Letter Winners
Athens high school will create a fund to award gold trophies to letter winners. Each graduate may receive a gold football or gold basketball based on the sport in which they earned their letter. A hat collection will occur at the Athens High Deane academy game Thursday afternoon to start the fund.
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Athens High School
Athens High-Deane Academy
Homes Restored After Japan Earthquake Hit Last September
Of 293,488 houses destroyed in the Japan earthquake last September, 144,797 have been restored. The update tracks continued reconstruction efforts and progress across affected prefectures.
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Japan
Thanksgiving Day No Athens Messenger Issue
There will be no Athens Messenger on Thursday November 27 due to Thanksgiving. Business in the Messenger territory and elsewhere will be at a standstill.
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Athens Messenger
Messen@ee
Athens
Plymouth Rock
Atores
Washington sinks off Virginia Capes in gunfire
Norfolk Va Nov 26 The unfinished battleship Washington sank to a depth of 50 fathoms off the Virginia Capes after a Texas driven strike. Navy officials say the craft went down under the first volley as heavy seas and prior damage left her holds full of water. Photographers orders were countermanded and only a few shells were heard as the Texas fired.
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Norfolk
Texas
Washington
Virginia Capes
America
Aapeeelss Navy Yard
Seltores
Naval Air Station
Thanksgiving union service set for 7 o clock Thursday
The annual Thanksgiving service will be held at the Christian church this year with Dr. Daniel McGurk delivering the message and Dr. Wilcox reading the scripture. Dr. Foster leads the prayer of thanksgiving as Rev. M. E. Chatley oversees the services.
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Daniel McGurk
Doctor Wilcox
Doctor Foster
M. E. Chatley
Vinton Jurist Killed by Car in Columbus
The body of Judge Henry W. Coultrap, seventy seven, will be transported to his McArthur home after arrangements by E F Fisher Co. He died from a fractured skull after being struck by a truck at High and Spring Streets. Coultrap had served as common pleas judge of Vinton County for many years.
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Columbus
E. F. Fisher Company
Henry W. Coultrap
McArthur
Nook
Coultrap
Vinton County
Judge Coultrap of McArthur Dies After Accident
Judge Coultrap, longtime Vinton County figure and Ohio University trustee, died after a 1:30 PM accident in Columbus. He had studied at Athens and read law in McArthur, joining the bar after three years. Survived by a widow, six children, two brothers, and a sister.
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Elizabeth
Columbus
Judge Coultrap
Methodist Men's Council
Ohio
Ben Gerwick
Berkley
Calif
Ann
Manley
Fresno
Harry
Geneva
Williams
Delaware
Fletcher
Athens
California
M. W
Napier, J
Jennie Amerine
Lancaster
Ohio utilities commission vows strict enforcement of carrier act
Columbus Nov. 26 the Ohio Utilities commission announced that all inspectors have been ordered to enforce the Freeman Colister act requiring operators of truck or buy lines to secure certificates of public convenience and necessity from the commission threatening prosecution of all violators of the law
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Columbus
Ohio Utilities Commission
Ean Commission
Thanksgiving and in 1924 by Hal K Wells
Athens Ohio residents will mark Thanksgiving with football at Ohio field and family meals. The piece contrasts Plymouth colonists and modern celebrations, noting a shift from bow-and-arrow hunting to automobile traffic and a multi‑course dinner, with schools closed and churches holding services.
Furnace death case drags on with minister questioned
County Prosecutor John R. King plans to re examine Reverend C V Sheateley and four children as part of the Bexley furnace death investigation. Officials probe why the minister reported a carbolic smell before finding Mrs Sheatley body and why information about Gladys Redelfs visit was not disclosed.
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Plana
Sheatsleys
Parta
Sheatsley
Columbus
Harry Sponseller
Paris
Clarence
Mrace
M Gladys Redelfs
Mra. Redelfs
Lammert Redelfa
Sheatetey
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