Miners and City Fight Oil Burner Plan in Nelsonville
Nelsonville officials debated a $23,000 oil burner proposal for the electric light and water works. J M Poston of Columbus questioned mortgage financing and possible higher rates if bondholders assume control. Miners led by G W Savage warned oil could depress local coal markets, while engineers cited reliability concerns for oil engines in lighting plants.
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C. WH. Bartlett
Messenger
Nelsonville, O
Theajer
J. M. Poston
Columbus
Frankfort
Ohio
Peebles
Ripy
Bellefontaine
Good
Poston
Nelson Nille
K. W
Nelsonville
G. W. Savage
The
United Mine Workers
Savage
Hocking Valley
Obert Marshall
Jackson
Glouster
Ate
Beard
Cotton
Bayles
Pearce
Rich
Owens
Keplar
Sharp
Travel record: Frank Neiderheiser returns home
Frank Neiderheiser city engineer traveled from London England to Bucyrus in a week after a three month tour through Europe and the Holy Land. He learned his wife was ill in London a week before sailing Saturday September 20 on the Mauretania and arrived in Bucyrus Friday night to find her condition slightly improved.
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Bucyrus
London
England
Frank Neiderheiser
Europe
Neiderheiser
Saturn
Southhampton
Mauretania
Butyrus
Shenandoah Aloft Speeds Across Alleghenies Toward Fort Worth
The Shenandoah steered at 2500 feet crossing the Allegheny foothills at 45 mph at 7 am. Sunrise over Blue Ridge, Alabama farmers seen in the foothills as the ship gains 35 mph with calmer winds. Dallas expected by evening, Fort Worth soon after, weather permitting, with mooring at the mast near midnight.
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Doah
Oct. S
Shenandoah
Allegheny Mountains
Blue Ridge
Alabama
Speerd
Lakehurst
Atlanta
Chicago
New Jersey
Dallas
Fort Worth
Forth Worth
Caraway seeks probe into Republican campaign slush fund
Senator Thad H. Caraway a Democrat from Arkansas demanded an immediate investigation into Republican campaign expenditures after charges that a slush fund is being raised. He spoke to International News Service from Carthage Nebraska.
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Carthage
Yenn
Thad H. Caraway
Arkansas
International News Service Today
Canadian gold output reaches over one million ounces
Canada produced 1,245,341 ounces of gold worth 26.7 million in 1960s figures from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Ontario accounted for 0 percent of production, while British Columbia produced 200,140 ounces valued at 4.14 million. The Yukon followed with 60,144 ounces worth 1.24 million and Quebec produced 667 ounces valued at 13,788.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Tis
British Columbia
Yukon
Quebec
Monster nine foot snake killed by farmers in Missouri
In TAOL Missouri a ten farmer and their workers killed a monster snake nine feet long and sixteen inches around. When opened the body, the man found two large puliets inside the reptile.
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Taol
Coolidge Backs Hoover Plan to Keep Airwaves Free
President Coolidge declared support for Secretary Hoover's federal radio control program and pledged to oppose any monopoly. Speaking at the National Radio Conference on the White House South Portico, he said government rules are needed to ensure broad access to radio communication and avoid service confusion.
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Washington
Coolidge
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
White House
National Radio Conference
Ireland to open first radio station in Belfast next month
Ireland prepares to launch its first radio broadcasting station in Belfast next month. The project spans five miles and marks a historic step in Irish communications.
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Ireland
Belfast
Paints Thickness Rules Sideline Potomac Boat Race
In Washington a Potomac Boat Club cruising canoe was disqualified after officials found it too deep by one sixteenth of an inch. Miller and Thomas prepared to race as an eagle-eyed official halted the start and a quick, half inch shaving by Bill Bromley left only moments to recheck.
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Washington
Potomac Boat Club
Miller
M. R. Thomas
Totomac
Bill Bromley
Potomac Troat Club
Thomas
Slush Fund Probed in Push to Aid Coolidge Campaign
A Senate investigation into charges of a four to five million dollar slush fund by Republican campaign managers surfaces as a dramatic late campaign factor. The probe focuses on alleged spending in doubtful states to influence the presidential race.
Marriage Licenses Issued by Athens County Bureau
Licenses to wed issued to Milton Parker Glenn and Josephine Johnson of Athens and to Herbert H. Hunter and Evelyn D. Christman of Athens. The ceremonies are to be conducted by Magister Hedges and the Rev McGurk respectively.
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Athens
Milton Parker Glenn
Miner
Nelsonville
Josephine Johnson
Hedges
Herbert H. Hunter
Evelyn D. Christman
McGurk
Akron bus firmMust pay tax to keep operating
The Northern Traction and Light Company, running a motor bus system inside Akron, Ohio, was given nine days to pay state taxes or risk revocation of its operation certificate by the state utilities commission.
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Columbus
Northern Traction & Light Co
Akron
White Youth Clay Promises Age Defying Skin
Actress claims a new facial clay called White Youth Clay, developed over 20 years, purging skin of blemishes and blackheads, drawing blood to nourish the face, and reducing wrinkles. She markets it through druggists and toilet counters and offers a Beauty Book with a mailed sample.
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Tollet
Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Supreme Court Reopens With Heavy Docket For 1924 Term
The U S Supreme Court reconvened after recess to hear early cases as part of a heavy docket. More than 700 cases entered, about 150 more than the previous opening, with 800 carried over from last term. Key issues include tax law interpretations, Frick estate tax disputes, and education mandates.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Tyne
Edward Ll. Doheny
Harry F. Sincalir
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Frick
Phelps Doage Corporation
General Motors Corporation
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Congress
Oregon
Ohio
Poisoned Nerves Neuritis Causes And Treatments
Neuritis or nerve inflammation follows malaria poisoning typhoid fever pneumonia or other infections. Common triggers include colds injuries bruises or nervous exhaustion with pain often in the shoulder neck forearm thigh leg or back. Do not rely on braces that deaden nerves. HMopn Neu ritis Tablets reduce inflammation and aim for lasting relief. Available in Athens at McKee Drug Co and other druggists. Boericke Runyon Co San Francisco.
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Athens
McKee Drug Co
Boericke & Runyon Co
Mfrs
San Francisco
Heavy fighting stops trains near Sunkiang to Shanghai
In Shanghai area, Kiangsu forces push to open a railway path while Chekiang defenders hold the line. Heavy reinforcements and three mile extension of the front along the railway are reported as Ji ser vice ceases and Panggu fire sweeps the rail right of way.
Emerald and Ruby Value Exceed Diamond If Flawless
A note states that both the emerald and the ruby, if flawless, surpass the diamond in value. The assertion highlights the high worth of perfect colored gems over diamonds in the market.
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Ivalue
Shenandoah Navy dirigible crosses Atlanta at dawn
The Shenandoah giant dirigible passed over Atlanta at 4:45 AM headed west on its high speed flight. Crowds on rooftops watched as the craft, flying high, displayed only flickering lights and did not slow down.
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Atlanta
Navy
Nelsonville Hosts County Medics
One of the county medical society’s most successful meetings was held Tuesday night at 7 in Nelsonville, with about twenty physicians attending. Dr J M Hyde spoke on the value of yeast in disease treatment, Dr Porterfield presented on the physiology of the heart, and Dr W T Sprague discussed heart disorders. The next meeting is set for November 8 at the Athens State Hospital.
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Athens County Medical Society
Nelsonville
A. L. Pritchard
T. A. Copeland
J. M. Hyde
Porterfield
New Marshfield
W. T. Sprague
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Copeland
Bride Wed Four Hours After Divorce In Ohio Coal Town
Helen Fedash, 35, of Bellaire, married Frank Miller, 49, a Bellaire miner, within four hours of finalized divorce from Frank Fedash, a mill worker she wed twelve years ago. Fedash faces a charge of extreme cruelty in the divorce petition.
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ST. Clairsville
Helen Fedash
Bellaire
Frank Miller
Frank Fedash
Fedash
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Says Relief for Stomach Trouble
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured stomach distress caused by gas and colic after other medicines failed. The simple preparation supposedly removes tarrrhal mucus and inflammation of the intestinal tract and is offered with a money back guarantee. McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists stock it.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Pattern department simple school or home rock 4874
Pattern describes a red and brown Chintz design suited for linen cotton wool crepe and tub silk. Pattern available in four sizes 6 8 10 12 years with fabric needs listed and mailed for 12 cents in silver or stamps.
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Wis
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U. & & Shenan
Democrats
Parmer
Lowell Dunne
Portland
Ore
Mrs. Dunne
Edna Wallace Hopper
Iunelight
Hua Wallace Hopper
United States
A. O. Hayward
Elyria
Myron H. Cunningham
Lorain County
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical CO
New York
Athens Co. Snv. and Loan Co
Kills Colas
Clinical Laboratories Co
Cleveland
Tritipp
Simmons
Battery & Electric Co
C. D. Shafer Co
Throa
Chiropractic
Poorman
J. D. Haskins
Bank Bldg
West Gay ST
Fidelity
Sam M. Johnso
Fidelity Building Loaning Savings Co
Chio
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N. Y
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