Krauses in Court Anticipation Grows in Pomeroy
Prosecutor Davis signals grand jury near end of witness rounds in Kraus cases. List of witnesses reads like a social cross section with bankers and professionals among those summoned. Town anticipates open court as hearings proceed with aim to uncover hidden funds.
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Kraus
Louis Seyfried
Bertha Seyfried
Elizabeth Seyfried
Mary Ohlinger
Ellen Ebersbach
Fisiora Ebersbach
Carrie Coates
Webster Shoemaker
Christena Koester
Anna Koester Eppelein
Mary Gloeckner
Andrew Zeiher
Raymond Zeiher
Mary Graef
Dora Schneider
Angie Jones
Susan Wehrling
Linnie Hood
Nora O'Leary
Sylvester Goett
Emma Hamm
Florence Goett
Margaret Gloeckner
Wm. F. Dorst
Mary Miller
George Massar
Peter Dotzel
Dpentz
Minnie Kautz
Mary Kautz
Athens Chamber of Commerce aims to serve Hocking Valley
Calvin B. Brown of the national Chamber of Commerce spoke in Athens on the importance of broad community units and a strong chamber. Fred Alderman opened the meeting as president, stressing transportation, markets, and unified regional trade to boost production and living standards.
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Athens Chamber OF Commerce
Hocking Valley
Athens
United States
America
Europe
Calvin B. Brown
Washington, DC
National Chamber of Commerce
Fred Alderman
T. W. Craig
Mr. Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Chambers of Commerce
Sunday Creek Valley
Carthage Gap
Marshfield
Carbondale
Coolville
Jerseyville
Chamber
Davis
Chillicothe
Bryson
Hocking
Public Utilities Commission
Health Department
Athena County
Red Crosse
Re Cross
Ohio University
Secretary Davis to Speak in Athens County Saturday
James J. Davis secretary of labor in President Hardings cabinet will lecture in three Athens county cities on Saturday Athens Glouster and Nelsonville with a 12 30 pm start in Athens common pleas court room 2 30 pm in Glouster and 4 20 pm in Nelsonville before heading to Chicago. Mary Davis arranged the event as the county campaign opens with Davis a prominent national figure in the Republican effort and noted for labor and rail strike mediation along with Moose Lodge leadership.
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James J. Davis
Harding
Athens County
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Rees Publican
Mary Davis
Secy. Davis
S. D. Fess
Davis
Athena
Delaware
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Nelson
Harrington Sues Railroad for 29000 Damages Over Fatal Crash
Carl H. Harrington as administrator of Daniel Galloway's estate files a $29000 damages suit against the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad. Galloway was killed September 20, 1920 when a train struck cattle he was driving across the tracks, one cow hurled onto him.
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Medina, CO
Carl H. Harrington
Daniel Galloway
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Galloway
Standard Oil of New Jersey to pay 400 percent stock dividend
Announcement of a proposed increase in common stock will result in a 400 percent stock dividend by Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. The plan was revealed today amid weather and storm coverage in New York.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
American Radiator declares extra dividend of 50 cents
The American Radiator company was declared an extra dividend of 50 cent on the common stock.
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New York
Bandit Robs 68 Passengers On Santa Fe California Limited
Sixty eight travelers aboard the eastbound California Limited were robbed near Kansas City after nightfall. A bandit with two revolvers, masked face, moved through two Pullman cars taking money and jewels, tearing rings from women. Police and posses form at Fort Madison and Marceline as officials investigate.
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Chicago
The
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Fort Madison
Iowa
Marceline
Premier Poincare Faces Vexing Problems In French Chamber
Paris October 12 The cabinet faced forty four interpellations on domestic and foreign policy when the chamber of deputies reconvened after summer vacation. Premier Poincare was caught between cross fire accusations from both conservatives and communists. He plans an early vote of confidence request.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Rabid Dog Bites Woman Near Amherst
A dog showing rabies symptoms attacked and severely bit Mrs William Bark who lives two miles east of Amherst Ohio. She is undergoing Pasteur treatment as a precautionary measure after the incident occurred October 12.
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Amherst
William Bark
Here
Pasteur
Racing Car Crash Kills One in Riverside Drive Incident
One man died and two others were severely injured when a high speed racing car smashed into a tree on Riverside Drive opposite the Soldiers and Sailors monument early today.
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New York
Riverside Drive
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Economic Parleys Will Be Called When Time Is Ripe
President Harding would call an international economic conference when world conditions favor success. No steps will be taken until advisers are certain peaceful settlement is possible, as with the armament conference last winter. Reports in foreign capitals sparked talk of a second Washington conference on Europe’s economic problems. Tokio dispatches said Japan anticipated and would accept an invitation.
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United States
Washington
Europe
Tokio
Passengers Flee Burning City of Honolulu Off Pacific Coast
The liner City of Honolulu was abandoned after an early morning fire off the southern coast. Lifeboats were lowered as Enterprize reported the blaze. The transport Thomas, en route from Honolulu to San Francisco, pledged rescue and aimed to arrive about 11 AM at 13 knots, about 250 miles away.
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San Francisco
Shipping Board
City of Honolulu
Enterprize
United States
Thomas
Honolulu
Murder probe widens as knife found near bodies
New Jersey authorities clash as state police open independent inquiries into the Hail murder case. A blood stained knife and burned car remnants were found near the Phillips farm where Rev. W W Hall and Mrs. James Mills were slain. investigators suspect the knife used to cut her throat and plan chemical tests on the stains.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Somerset
Middlesex
W. W. Hail
Protestant Episcopal Church
James Mills
O’connell
France Unable to Pay War Debt for Four Years
Paris officials say France cannot begin paying the United States interest or principal on the wartime debt of about 2.98 billion dollars for at least four years. The government cites the need to fund reconstruction of districts devastated by the war and to address other pressing postwar needs.
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Frank E. Mason
Paris
France
United States
America
Henry Cabot Lodge
Damaged Will Filed Against Atlanta Millionaire Candler
Indications today were that a damage suit seeking a staggering sum will be filed soon by Mrs. Onezima DeBouchelle against Asa G. Candler, Atlanta capitalist once called the richest man in the south. Her New Orleans attorney says the engagement to the aged millionaire is over due to reflections on her character. She will return to New Orleans tonight while Harry Gamble remains to pursue legal steps. The case is expected to move into the courts.
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Atlanta
Mra
Onezima DeBouchelle
Asa G. Candler
South
New Orleans
Evacuation of Thrace Fuels New War Fears
In Athens on October 12 Foreign Minister Cannelloup declared that the evacuation of Thrace by Greece could spark a fresh war. The Near East armistice news was met with resignation by the public and press, who called it an unavoidable evil. A martial law decree was prepared for King George but not yet enacted, feared to provoke riots if the accord becomes public.
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Athens
Thrace
Cannelloups
Near East
George
Reds Near Agreement With France In Turkish Straits
Izvestia reports Moscow that Russia and France are moving toward a pact. M Heriot, a French representative, says Russian and French interests in the Turkish straits are identical and Premier Poincare backs the common interest, signaling an near agreement.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Russia
France
M. Heriot
Poincare
Hubby Was Too Close with His Hard Cash
Mrs. Alice May Byers files for divorce from W. E. Byers in Bucyrus Ohio claiming they wed in Marion in 1917. She alleges his military service and frugal living behavior led to disputes including a threatened lockout over church attendance and a dispute over a kitchen cupboard.
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Hubby
Bucyrus
Alice May Byers
W. E. Byers
Marion
Gallon
Bo McMillin Joins The Messenger Staff
Centre College football star Bo McMillin joins The Messenger as the season opens. The record-breaking Centre Harvard hero will contribute a series of articles, with the first piece appearing on the sport page today and subsequent installments planned through the season.
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Bo” McMillin
Little Centre College
Harvard
The
Messenger
McMillin
Record Births: Mrs. M. N. Young's Large Family
In Baird Texas on October 12 a report notes Mrs. M. N. Young of Clyde in Callahan county has nine children in ten months now totaling 12 in the family. She bore triplets on December 21, 1921 and a few days ago twins a boy and a girl were born. The couple remain under thirty five.
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Baird
Tex
M. N. Young
Clyde
Calahan County
Pinchot Faces Wet Dry Battle for Pennsylvania Governor
Political circles report a renewed feud among Pennsylvania Republicans after Gifford Pinchot emerged as the dry candidate to lead a push to end saloons. He clashes with Penrose loyalists while Democratic rival remains dry, and voter registration lags.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Boies Penrose
Gifford Pinchot
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Penrose
Tinchot
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Pinchot
Rockefeller Jr Gains 52 Million From Big Stock Dividend
New York Oct 12 John D Rockefeller Jr becomes 52 million dollars richer after Standard Oil of New Jersey issues a 400 percent stock dividend. Shares rose from 125 to about 240 245, insiders buying hint at a large extra dividend fueling the surge.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Standard Il
Young Rockefeller
Athens Chamber Dinner Hails Ohio University as County Asset
Athens business leaders gathered for the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner where Secretary Charles H Ary json highlighted a year of active programs. Bryson emphasized Ohio University as Athens and county’s greatest asset and urged strong support.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Men’s Union
Charles H. Aryjson
Ohio University
Bryson Pic Turing
Athens County
Firyson
Athens Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Department
Coolville
Jerseyville
Great Steamship Lines Test Case on Prohibition Ruling
Attorneys for Anchor and Cunard lines planned to confer with Attorney General Daugherty to challenge the Justice Department ban on intoxicating liquor aboard foreign ships in American waters. The move aims to set a Supreme Court ruling on the Daugherty opinion and Harding’s enforcement orders. Officials weighed a temporary injunction in New York to halt seizures within the three mile zone.
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Washington
Cunard
Hnes
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Cunard Line
United States Supreme Court
Harding
Treasury Department
New York
Supreme Court
Giberson Murder Trial Defense Questions Evidence
In New Jersey on October 12 the defense charged violation of constitutional rights in the murder trial of Mrs. Ivy Giberson for killing her husband William F. Giberson on August 14. James M. Davis argued that letters found at the Giberson home were obtained via an illegal search.
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Tombs
N. J
Ivy Giberson
William F. Giberson
James M. Davis
Giberson
Rescue of 33 From Swiftstar Aground Off Block Island
Navy reports the submarine N-3 dispatched to aid the tanker Swiftstar after it ran aground near Block Island, Newport. All 33 officers and men were saved and the incident was reported to the Navy Department.
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Washington
Swiftstar
Block Island
Newport
Navy Department
Peace conference planning shifts amid Boulogne talks
Paris reports British and French representatives plan to meet in Boulogne next week to settle Near East peace conference details. Scutari was cited as the initial site by Lord Curzon and Premier Poincare, but objections arose over its isolation. France and Italy now push for Venice as an alternative.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Boulogne
Petit Parisien
Scutari
Lord Curzon
Poincare
Angola
Venice
Prepare for Winter Now Drying Vegetables and Fruit
A 60 page free government booklet from the Department of Culture explains simple kitchen drying methods to save produce. The Athens Messenger Information Bureau offers to send a copy for two cents postage upon request.
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Department of Culture
Wallington
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Bo” M'Millin
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