Southeast District Educators To Meet In Athens
About 1 000 teachers from the Southeast Ohio Teachers Association will visit Athens for the October 24 25 convention. Notable speakers include Dr Carlton W Washburn Dr Winnifred Bain Dr M S Pittman Dr W W Charters and Dr Jesse Williams. Activities include dinners sessions departmental meetings and performances by local and Ohio University groups.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Carlton W. Washburn
Winnetka
Winnetka Plan
Winnifred Bain
Patty Hills
Columbia University
Doctor Bain
M.S. Pittman
Michigan State Teachers’ College
Dr. W. W. Charters
Ohio State University
Jesse Williams
Department of Physical Education
Athens Aior High Chorus
Ohio Univery Orchestra
Ohio University Women's Glee Club
Eeen Ohio High School Prus and Orchestra
Murderer Quotes Bible Passage In Fatal Fratricide
In Brewster sheriff prepares to commit Smith Cunningham a religious zealot who killed his brother John Dunham citing a divine command. Cunningham was found insane by a Common Pleas jury and committed to Lima State Hospital for the Insane after the Feb killing.
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Rcanton
Gibson
Toe Smith Cunningham
Brewster
Lima State Hospital
Cunningham
Common Pleas
W. Diehl
John Dunham
Salesman and Wife Die in Tragic Columbus Crash
In Johnstown Licking County Ohio a motor collision killed Wid A Verian a Bgnner Coffee salesman from Mt Ver and his wife Bessie as their car struck a water tank towed by a tractor. The crash followed a night journey from Columbus likely caused by glare from a car headlight driven by Charles Kidd buyer for Moores and Ross Milk Company.
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Olumbus
Wid
A. Verian
Bgnner Coffee Company
Mt. Ver
Bessie
Johnstown
Licking
Cou
Ver
Mt. Verni
Columbus
Charles Kidd
Moores and Ross Milk Company
Peterson's Ointment Promises Faster Skin Relief
Unsightly skin eruptions vanish in days with Peterson's Ointment claims. Ad touts healing power for eczema pimples rashes ulcers burns and bruises and urges readers to ask a druggist for proof.
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Peterson
Circus Elephant Executed After Killing Woman Spectator
Black Diamond, the circus elephant at Kennedy Texas, was executed by keeper Hans Nagel after killing a woman spectator and injuring a trainer. Nagel fired multiple bullets until the animal collapsed, ending the act in a grim atonement as the keeper fled, unnerved by the ordeal.
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Kennedy
Tex
U.P
Black Diamond
Texas Sky
Hans Nagel
Houston Zoo
Nagel
Diack Diamond
Unknown Man Leaps to Death in Cleveland
An unidentified man, about 50, leaped from the seventeenth floor of the Medical Arts Building in the New Union Terminal Group this morning. His body landed amid hundreds of pedestrians en route to work as officials said he was not an occupant of the building.
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Cleveland
U.P
Medical Arts
New
Union Terminal Group
New Federal Farm Board to Launch Price Stabilization Experiment
Chicago Oct 17 The Federal Farm Board will begin a major price stabilization experiment to aid grain farmers by enabling cooperative bargaining. Loans and aid will be dispensed via the new Farm Corporation once organized, with farmers required to join affiliated cooperatives to receive relief. Senate confirmed Hoover appointees to administer the farm relief act, rejecting only three nominees Alexander Legge Samuel McKelvie and Carl Williams for cotton duties.
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Chicago
U.P
Federal Farm Board
New Farm Corporation
Hoover
Senate
Washington
Alexander Legge
Samuel RR. McKelvie
Nebraska
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Fall Bars Doctor in Illness Bribery Trial Clash
Ex Secretary Albert B Fall, now ill and on trial for bribery in Washington, refused court-ordered examination by Dr Sterling Ruffin, a former Wilson physician. The dispute traces to 1919 when Fall, then a senator, allegedly quarreled with Ruffin as bedclothes were drawn during a Senate health inquiry.
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
Albert B. Fall
Washington
Sterling Ruffin
Ruffin
Wilson
Fall
Senate
Stubborn Coughs Ended by Home Recipe
Old home remedy for coughs blends Pinex with sugar or honey to make a pint dose. It claims quick throat relief and bronchial aid, advantages over store bought cure and promises refunds if not effective.
Manufacturer Gil bert Mosby charged in divorce suit
Cincinnati October 17 Gil bert Mosby Konjola maker faces charges of habitual drunkenness and association with Gladys Deering of New York in his wife Roberta Mosby’s divorce case filed today.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Gilbert Mosby
Gladys Deering
New York
Roberta
Constitution Declaration and Articles booklet for students
The Washington Information Bureau of The Athens Messenger offers a small booklet printing the Constitution the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation for study. It costs four cents for postage and handling, and can be requested by sending payment.
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Washington Information Bureau
Athens Messenger seeks copy of Constitution Book Let
Frederick J. Haskins of The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington DC sent four cents for a copy of the Constitution Book Let. The note implies request for postal delivery from the publication or archive service.
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Frederick J. Haskins
The
Athens Messenger
Washington, D. C
British Premier in conference with Canada’s minister
In Ottawa Ramsay MacDonald met privately with Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King at Kingmere to discuss economic cooperation. The secluded talks followed a Toronto speech urging closer UK Canada economic cooperation.
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Canada
Ottawa
U.P
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Hoover
MacDonald
Washington
Mackenzie King
Kingmere
King
Toronto
Auto Myth To Family In Wooded Land
Modesto reporters recount a Mendocino County deer hunt tale about a mountain family of six children who had never seen an automobile or a movie or a radio. The Hewitt brothers describe five mile daily walks to school and meals of eighteen local foods.
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Modesto
Cal
U.P
California
Wesley
Ernest Hewitt
Mendocino County
Modestans
Cuntain
Girl Student and Father Die in Auto Train Crash
TOLEDO Oct 17 A 20 year old University of Toledo student Miss Helen Elizabeth Struhsaker and her father Christopher Struhsaker 72 were killed when their car collided with an electric freight train near Waterville about two miles from the victims home they were en route to Toledo.
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Toledo
University of Toledo
Ohio
U.P
Doris Simpson
Zanesville
John M. Killits
Killits
Chicago
Miss Simpson
Dorothy Blume
Cleveland
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted For Sluggish Bowels
An elderly health note urges care with constipation warning signs such as bad breath feverishness biliousness headaches and loss of appetite. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a doctor approved laxative still unchanged from its original formula.
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Dr. Caldwell
One Skinny Man Gains 28 Pounds with McCoy's Tablets
Atlantic City readers report rapid flesh gain from McCoy's Tablets as a “great flesh producer.” The ads claim cheeks and neck fill out in weeks, boosting appearance and vitality with a guaranteed return if no gains after four boxes or two dollars.
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McCoy
Atlantic City
France and Italy Open Talks Before London Naval Parley
Rome October 17 Italy proposes bilateral talks with France ahead of the five power naval conference in January to discuss London agenda. France reportedly accepts in principle.
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Rome
U.R
Talian
France
London
Hard Road Ahead for Five-Power Naval Pact Talks
Obstacles loom for the Anglo American push toward a five power naval reduction conference. Developments in Paris and Rome after MacDonalds Washington visit suggest rough sailing for the London talks in January as France and Italy resist joining. Japan shows willingness to sign the pact if others agree.
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Washington
U.P
Paris
Rome
MacDonald
London
France
Italy
Japan
Britain and United States Weigh Three Power Pact
Discussion centers on a potential tripartite pact including Great Britain and the United States, with the third power considered as a likely ally. Analysts note broad support in the allied bloc for a formal agreement aligning military and diplomatic aims.
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Great Britain
United States
Eagles Drive Offers Prizes for New Member Signatures
Eagles announce a membership drive with prizes for top recruiters. The top prize is a life membership for securing 50 or more signatures. Other prizes include watches and charms. Twelve members join the "Don and Frank" class, meeting Sunday, with a goal of 50 by October 27.
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Eagles
Don and
Frank
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