World Powers’ Armament Talks Face Hard Paths at Conference
A United Press summary outlines positions of the United States Great Britain Japan France Italy and China as they approach arms limitation talks. The report notes US opposition to universal naval arms limits and calls for clear principles for Far East policy while Britain seeks alliance renewal and debt settlement and Japan warns against ceding naval advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
United States
Far East
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Germany
Mhinas
China
Professors Praise Watch Dog In Ads
Professors Isaac Ash and C L Martzolff credit the Watch Dog for quick results from ads. Ash sold six thoroughbred chickens and got calls for six more while Martzolff used the service to connect with a dirt-removal buyer. Mrs Mitchell reports selling a store ad before the street edition arrived. The Watch Dog’s effectiveness brings smiles as it walks the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watch Dog
Professor Ash
Professor Martzolff
Frank Mitchell
W. B. Johnson
Unemployment committee to act on revival signals
Forest City Cleveland announces more jobs across industries and signs of business revival ahead of the mayor's unemployment committee meeting. Traction Commissioner Sanders says street railway business is rising, seen as proof industries are reviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Fitzgerald
Traction
Sanders
Verdict Clears Blame in ZR-2 Disaster
Hull England October 4 a coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental death in the case of American Lieutenant Little who died when the ZR-2 the world's largest dirigible wrecked on August 24 The jury found no evidence of a causal fault and exonerated all British and American air service personnel involved in the disaster which claimed forty lives including officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
England
Little
Loud Speakers to Be Used for the Harding Address
President Harding will deliver the Armistice Day address at Arlington Cemetery at noon on November 11. His speech will be transmitted by long distance wires to New York Chicago and San Francisco where large crowds will hear it through loud speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Arlington Cemetery
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
War Department
Miner's Wife Holds Off Posse in Five-Hour Stand
Rayland Ohio October 4 Mrs Peter Catoni wife of a miner defied arrest for five hours as officers tried to take her as a witness against Ben Meilis accused of shooting Catoni Handcuffed she seized a revolver and forced a retreat of deputies until reinforcements arrived and captured her later in Steubenville She fired toward officers during renewed attempts to arrest her.
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Rayland
Peter Catoni
Ben Meilis
Catoni
Steubenville
Preliminaries in Gas Hearing Reported in Supreme Court
Washington reports that all hearings in the suits of Pennsylvania and Ohio against West Virginia gas laws have been completed. Levi Cooke, appointed to take testimony, advised the Supreme Court that the case will likely be heard within a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Levi Cooke
Kahn Talks Finances With President Harding at White House
Otto H. Kahn, prominent New York financier, met President Harding in Washington on Monday to discuss financial conditions and then shared lunch at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Washington
Otto H. Kahn
New York
Harding
White House
Dawes Refuses to Harken to Calls of Pork Barrel
Director of the Budget Dawes was accused of impudent and insolent usurpation of legislative authority as he cut congressional appropriations during a Senate speech on the pending tax bill by Senator Reed of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Washington
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Baseball Fangs Grow Wild in New York Furore
New York faces Polo Grounds congestion as the World Series opens between the Yankees and Giants. John Heydler, National League president, frets over ticket distribution with 11 000 boxes in Chicago and only 1 400 in New York. Fans plan to scalpers or wait in lines at Coogan's Bluff before sunrise as gates finally open and players don new uniforms.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
Polo Grounds
Yanks
Giants
Manhattan
John Heydler
National League
Chicago
Coogan’s Bluff
Harlem
Kennedy to Speak at First Athens Chamber Lunch
The first Chamber of Commerce luncheon will be held at the Masonic Temple this Wednesday evening at 6. William Kennedy secretary of the Parkersburg Chamber of Commerce will give the principal address. He will focus on local Athens county matters and the meeting will be served by the City Federation ladies.
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Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Athens County
William Kennedy
Board of Commerce of
Parkersburg
Kennedy
Athens
First witnesses lined up in Marian McArdie murder trial
Cleveland October 4 First witnesses in Marian McArdie murder trial to be called today. Five jurors tentatively accepted include women two are mothers with daughters Marian's age. Prosecutor Stanton said the state will seek life imprisonment rather than the death penalty.
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Cleveland
Marian McArdie
Daniel F. Kaber
Marian
Stanton
Retail food prices dip in nine of ten cities study
Washington reports a department of labor survey showing price declines in nine of ten cities from August 15 to September 15. The 30 day period reflected lower costs for many staple foods as inflation pressures ease.
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Washington
Marchers to Face Court in Old Time Trial
Logan W Va Oct 4 The marching miners indicted for insurrection and murder in connection with industrial troubles were scheduled to go on trial tomorrow Judge Robert Bland to determine which of the four hundred defendants would be tried first Prosecutor John Chafin said the county felt they made an unjust invasion while counsel for the accused arrived from Charleston and other points.
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Logan
W. Va
John Chafin
Logan County
Robert Bland
Charleston
Grandma Had One Great Day in Zanesville Visit
Mrs. Levi Thompson, 70, of Harriettsville, Noble county, rode a railroad train to Zanesville and viewed movies for the first time. She enjoyed the film universe and praised the kindness she saw on screen, doubting harsh gossip about Fatty Arbuckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
Levi Thompson
Harrietsville
Ohio
Zanesville
Clarence Thompson
Noble County
Fatty Arbuckle
Court convicts Huntington man in stepchild abuse case
Charleston W V Oct 4 The state supreme court confirmed the Mason county circuit court verdict convicting Joe McDonie of Huntington on a maltreatment charge against his stepson. He must serve five years in the state penitentiary and his wife faces a two year term, though she is not part of this appeal. The trial occurred in Mason county amid local tensions in Huntington over the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Mason County
Joe McDonie
Huntington
McDonie
State
Burglary Suspects End Chase with Fatal Shot in Charleston
Thomas Kirby aged 32 of Malden road was shot and killed during a pursuit of burglars by neighbors in Charleston last night. The incident occurred as the group chased suspects from the community, leaving authorities to investigate the shooting.
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Charleston
W. Va
Thomas Kirby
Malden Road
Miners' Convention Delegate Dies in Indianapolis Hospital
Indianapolis Oct 4 Dele gate Hurst from Lisbon Ohio attending the miners convention died in an Indianapolis hospital on Tuesday from paralysis. the death ends a brief illness noted by officials at the gathering.
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Indianapolis
Hurst
Lisbon
Ohio
Lloyd George urges common sense at Irish conference
In Inverness Scotland on October 4 Lloyd George said the Irish conference would succeed only if delegates from both sides avoid reconciling extremists and instead trust the common sense of the people. He spoke amid discussions on unemployment in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverness
Scotland
Lloyd George
England
Garter Tops Sale Ends As Cold Weather Sets In
In Columbus Ohio on October 4 cold weather ends the sale of garter tops. The trend to rolled down stockings follows the first cold snap as Miss Columbus climbs streetcar steps. Most local girls favor not rolling down stockings in coming weeks.
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Columbus, O
McCormick Separation Sealed by Public Gaze and Guards
Harold F. McCormick and his wife Edith Rockefeller McCormick remain apart as Chicago guards and cultural observers monitor the split. Edith meetings with Teutonic psychologists at a top hotel draw attention while Harold McCormick is guarded at Lake Forest. both decline further comment and deny living together.
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Chicago
Harold IF. McCormick
John D., Rockefeller
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Gold Coast
Lake Forest
McCormick
International Harvester Company
Secretary Hughes invites Belgium Holland and Portugal to Washington conference
Secretary of State Hughes will send notes to Belgium Holland and Portugal inviting those nations to participate in the Washington conference. The move aims to broaden participation and secure allied support for the international talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Hughes
Belgium
Holland
Portugal
Ohio prohibition agents praised by Russell ahead of Washington conference
J E Russell state federal prohibition commissioner leaves for Washington for talks with national officers. He says Ohio agents are active and doing their best with bootlegging investigations and expects no immediate personnel changes, though a later reorganization is possible after the conference with Commissioner Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
J. E. Russell
Washington
Russell
Haynes
Attention Masons Special Communication No 25 Tonight
A Masonic notice announces a special communication at 6 30 with Fellowcraft degree work. Fred M. McKay is W M and J A Palmer is Secretary urging members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Fred M. McKay
W. M
A. Palmer
Secy
Sinn Fein Warriors Drill in Hidden Glen
In Dublin on October 4 Sinn Fein troops staged drills unseen by English spies. Seven hundred fighters practiced parade and manoeuvres under rain on a plateau near Sleepy Gate as chief of staff Richard Mulcahy reviewed them and praised their showing.
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Sinn Fein
Hidden Glen
Dublin
United Press
Irish Republican Army
Stac
Cato
France
Richard Mulcahy
Irish Guards of
Old
Mulcahy
Relief Commission Aids Famine Stricken Russia Photo
Members of the American relief commission under Secretary Hoover operate in Samara district to combat the sweeping famine in Russia. The released image shows one group at work directing aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Relief Commission
Russia
Hoover
Samara
Klan Opposition Sparks Texas crackdown in San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas authorities move to stop a Ku Klux Klan parade amid recent Loren a riot injuries and masked activity. Sheriff Tobin pledges to use force if needed while Judge S G Taylor orders a second grand jury probe into the Klan in the county.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Lorena
Bob Buchanan
Hamilton
Austin Grand Jury
Massey
Tobin
S. G. Taylor
Forty-Fifth District Court
Red Cross Holds National Convention Meet in Columbus
The first national American Red Cross convention opened in Columbus with thousands in attendance and a full program through Saturday. Captains Long and Clyne from national life saving organizations join demonstrations, alongside Westville Illinois miners demonstrating life saving in wine disasters.
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Columbus
Det
American Red Cross
W. PB. Long
National Life Wing Corps
W. P. Clyne
Life Saving Cops
Cleveland
Westville
Ilinois
Red Cross
St. Louis
Having Bad Time With Her Many Matrimony Mates
Columbus police report Mrs. Cora Windle of Huntington West Virginia was twice arrested in a few days and faced a perjury trial in municipal court before Judge Osborn. The case was dismissed after her fifth husband admitted striking her in the left eye. The judge warned the husband about assault and battery.
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Columbus
Cora Windle
Huntington
W. Va
Osborn
Windle
Poisoning May Be Proven in Death of Wealthy Man
Lawrence Mass October 4 Following rumors that Edward F Searles multimillionaire who died recently was poisoned District Attorney Howard Donnell ordered the body exhumed The bulk of the huge estate left to his confidential clerk Albert Searles a nephew Boston artist was given 250000 Young Searles contested the will and a settlement said to amount to 2000000 was made out of court
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Lawrence
Mass
Edward F. Searles
Howard Donnell
Albert Searles
Boston
Young Searles
Selective Membership Campaign meeting for captains tonight
All captains and lieutenants are summoned to the Chamber of Commerce at 5 30 for a regular meeting tonight 130. Alex M Moore secretary announces the gathering and directs attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Fairfield Claim to Fame Sparks Auto Mystery
Lancaster, Colorado, boasting the politest auto, is tied to a curious incident as Hugh H. Turner misses his car. The vehicle is found the next day with a flat tire and a note on the seat stating the writer will pay for the tire and took good care of the car.
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Lancaster, CO
Lancaster
Hugh H. Turner
Miners Demand Release of Leaders in Kansas Jail Clash
Several hundred Franklin miners pass resolutions calling for work abstention until the Kansas industrial court law is repealed and union chiefs Alexander Howat and August Dorehy are freed from Columbus jail. They also condemn Governor Allen of Kansas and UMWA President Lewis.
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Franklin, Kans
Kansas
Alexander Howat
August Dorehy
Columbus
Allen
Neas
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Harding urged to halt warship work at disarmament talks
United Press dispatch from Washington reports senators Borah and Pomerene plan to urge President Harding to suspend all naval construction during the disarmament conference as a gesture of good faith, pressing the administration to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Pomerone
Ohio
United States
Ferry Across River Continues in Cornwall Since Twelfth Century
A Cornish ferry service on the river has operated without interruption since the twelfth century, marking a rare continuous transport link in the region and reflecting enduring medieval travel routes.
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Cornwall
Bridges and roads strain Athens county during heavy rains
Athens county road workers face added hardship from heavy rains and cloudbursts that washed out ditching and damaged bridges. Commissioners approved cost sharing for road repair in Utley and Lodi townships and awarded contracts for revising a 1200 foot stretch near Ames township and other projects along Fessins Creek and Jerseyville pike.
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Athens County
Andrew Murphy
Athens County Commissioners
Io the Messenger
Murphy
Utley
Gigeston Mabry
Pea Ridge
North Hid
Lodi Town
Fessins Creek
Butts
Hays Creek
BE. C. Jones
J. J.hines
Mt. Residence
Ames Township
Hendersonette
Jerseyville Pike
Vorhees
Fisher Jacktown
Weather outlook for world series opener in New York
The weather bureau forecast fair and cool conditions for the opening World Series game in New York tomorrow. Temperature and wind details were not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Bureau
Northeastern Ohio church appointments announced at conference
North eastern Ohio Methodist Episcopal church appointments for the new year were announced last night at the close of the conference by Bishop Anderson of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pice
Massillon
Ohio Methodist Episcopal Church
Anderson
Cincinnati
Salvation Army Captain Devol to Lead Weekend Meeting
Captain Devol, former local Salvation Army captain, will return to conduct a two day meeting this Saturday and Sunday. He left Athens about a month ago to take up work in Marietta, Ohio.
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Devol
The
Salvation Army
Athens
Marietta
Five million Americans to hunt this fall with ample game
The piece notes abundant upland game due to strong laws and a federal migratory bird act. It praises state laws, urges hunter compliance, and announces a free government pamphlet of game laws from the Information Bureau in Washington, with a two cent return postage coupon.
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America
Ths
Washington Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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