Federal Expert Will Inspect Hocking Valley Coal Fields
London dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George's resignation and fall of the coalition government. Athene Chamber of Commerce cites two recent actions: arranging investigations into car shortages in the Hocking Valley mining district and securing labor for Courtney Hill improvement. State officials plan to send an Interstate Commerce Commission representative to study the shortage and relieve tensions on the T and O C railroad. About 40 of the required 50 laborers were at work, with Chamber efforts keeping the Courney Hill project progressing through member-sourced labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Church
N. S
London
David Lloyd George
England
Lloyd George
Herbert Asquith
King George
Ireland
Carlton Club
Hocking Valley
Courtney Hill
Athens Chamber of Commerce
C. H. Bryson
Neal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Department
Chamber
David Lloyd George’s 59th Birthday and Career Highlights
London report notes David Lloyd George is 59, MP for 32 years. He became minister of munitions in 1919 and premier in 1920. As head of the board of trade he gained fame, led the British delegation at the Paris peace conference, and repeatedly declined royal honors.
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London
David Lloyd George
Board of Trade
Lloyd George
Liberal Party
Lloyd George Crisis Pushes Britain Toward New Government
The Welsh statesman’s rising unpopularity unleashes a cabinet resignations wave after the Tory conference. Lloyd George meets the King at Buckingham Palace amid a fast-crumbling government as Andrew Bonar Law stands ready to assume the premiership.
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House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Commons
Earl Balfour
Downing Street
Lloyd George
King George
Buckingham Palace
London
Sandringham
Ward
Andrew Bonar Law
Mr. Law
Comtess De Bremong Dies In Poverty In London
Comtess De Bremong a Cincinnati author once close to Oscar Wilde died in London penniless. The novelist's best known work was The Black Opal.
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London
Comtess de Bremong
Cincinnati
Ohio
Oscar Wilde
Weather Radio Service Extends To Great Lakes Shipping
The Weather Bureau will extend radio weather reporting to Great Lakes shipping, joining Atlantic Gulf and Caribbean coverage. Twice daily at noon and 11 30 p m ship and aviation weather will be broadcast from the Great Lakes naval radio station on 1988 meters, with surface conditions, observations, wind forecasts, storm warnings, and aviation zone forecasts for regional waters. Local bulletins will be issued from Opena Michigan Buffalo Chicago Cleveland and Duluth stations. Ships may call for reports warnings or forecasts.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
United States
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Gulf
Caribbean Sea
Lakes
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Dakotas
Naval Radio
Opena
Michigan
Buffalo
Chiccago
Cleveland
Duluth
Passengers Rescued from Concord Fire Off Watch Hill
The passenger steamer Concord of the Colonial line, en route from New York to Providence, caught fire off Watch Hill early today. Passengers were transferred to the freighter Mohegan and brought to Providence. crew reportedly gaining control of the flames. A 13 year old London church organist with no formal lessons is noted in a separate item.
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Providence
R. 1
Concord
Colonial Line
New York
Watch Hill
Mohegan
Standing Army Fight to Come
Senator Warren of Wyoming announced that General Pershing's call for a 25 000 man increase in the standing army will trigger a new bigger army fight in the next congress. He argued modern warfare requires more trained personnel for chemical warfare machine gunnery anti aircraft forces tank corps and aviation to avoid costly losses seen at the outbreak of World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
SN. S
Washington
General Pershing
Warren
Wyoming
Senate Appropriations Committee
Neu Cleus
Service
Youngstown Girl Killed in Auto Crash
Mary Voloszin eight died after being struck by automobile driven by George Blaine last night. She died later in the city hospital.
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Youngstown
Mary Voloszin
George Blaine
Bryan and Mrs. Bryan to visit Marietta College
President FE Bryan and Mrs Bryan of Ohio University will visit Marietta College on October 26 27. A reception hosted by President and Mrs Parsons will occur October 26 afternoon. Dr Bryan will speak at First Church that evening and address students at chapel the next morning. He previously spoke to the high school and Advertising Club here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
FE. B. Bryan
Bryan
Ohio University
Marietta College
Parsons
B. O. Skinner
Advertising Club
Death of famed healer Schlatter ruled natural causes
A coroner s jury in St Louis decides the death of Francis Schlatter the renowned divine healer was from natural causes. Police seek a woman named Mrs Madeline Black who was said to live with Schlatter when he was found dead.
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ST. Louis
Francis Schlatter
Madeline Black
Schlatter
Lynching Tree Cut Down At Memorial Day Service
In Santa Rosa California the famous hangman’s tree at Rural Cemetery was cut down on orders of the cemetery association after protests from the Grand Army of the Republic. A pile of stove wood replaced the locust, drawing crowds racing to grab souvenirs before it disappeared.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Old Rural Cemetery
James Petray
Lester Dorman
Miles Jackson
Cemetery Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Fess Addresses Athens Republicans on Tariff and Labor Policy
Republican U S senator candidate S D Fess spoke at Athens county courthouse praising the tariff bill as protecting American jobs and opposing free trade with Europe. He argued for protective policy over cheap foreign goods, pressed League of Nations issues, and defended American agriculture and labor standards. Continued on Page Two.
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League of Nations
Athens County Court House
Congressman Fess
Europe
America
Fess
James M.cox
Democratic Party
Cox
TANGA ARE AGAIN HELD IN HAM CONTROL
In New Orleans on October 19 the conservative faction of the American Legion denounced Brigadier General Sawyer head of the federal hospitalization board. Fourteen resolutions from state delegations criticizing Sawyer were smothered at a stormy session of the interstate hospitalization committee following Colonel Forbes sudden departure and the cancellatio n of his scheduled convention address.
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New Orleans
Sawyer
Harding
Federal
American Legion
Interstate
Chief to Put Speed Into the Rail Hearing
Taking of testimony before Master Charles B. Morrison in the injunction case against the railroad shopmen continued until tomorrow. Attorney General Daugherty is expected to supervise personally the speeding up of the case.
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Chicago
Charles B. Morrison
Daugherty
Sound and Sane Plans Only Will Cure Evils That Harm the Farmer
Secretary Wallace urges voters to back Republican candidates and notes farm progress while condemning quack remedies for economic troubles as harmful. He frames farming as a business needing efficient production and balanced supply to meet consumer needs. He warns against political remedies and urges clean thinking based on facts.
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Washington, C. H. O
Henry C. Wallace
Sixty Seventh Congress
United States
County mass meeting for church unity in Athens Ohio
Four or five prominent Ohio churchmen will lead a county mass meeting at the First M I church in Athens on Saturday November 24 as part of a statewide drive by the Ohio Council of Churches. The campaign runs November 12 to 27 visiting 80 counties to promote cooperative evangelism church social service and interdenominational cooperation.
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Ohio
M. I
Athens
Ohio Council of Churches
Will Repel All Red Attacks at the Border
Belgrade October 19 Jugo Slavic nationalists a patriotic group pledged to support the government and national expansion are ordered to mobilize under noted Servian guerilla chiefs to fight Italian fascists if they invade. Fascists mass on the Dalmatian frontier with clashes along the border.
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Belgrade
Fire kills man and grandson in Evans Lake blaze
Adrian Michigan October 19 a 65 year old man Daniel Carney and his three year old grandson died in a fire that destroyed five cottages at Evans Lake fourteen miles northeast of Adrian authorities said.
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Adrian, Mich
Daniel Carney
Evans Lake
Adrian
Overcoat found and reward paid in Ohio notice
George Straughter of Glouster reports his brown overcoat was found by Jake Sibert of Nelsonville and returned. A reward was paid. The ad urged finding the owner and contacting Glouster Ohio for the reward.
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George Straughter
Glouster
Jake Sibert
Nelsonville
Mr. Straughter
Sibert
Chauncey
Logan
Ohio
Bulgaria Closes Frontier as Greek Refugees Flood Macedonia
Nearly half a million Greek and Armenian refugees flee Thrace into Macedonia amid heavy rain and rail shortages. Greek authorities struggle to evacuate Thrace as allied forces bar Turkish gendarmerie and cavalry, cattle carts and mud multiply the misery of long lines of fugitives stretching from Adrianople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hadley
N. S. Star
Constantinople
Qet
Thrace
Macedonia
Adrianople
Aged Woman Hurt In Fall At Trimble
Mrs. Polly Wolfe, 83, of Trimble, fell while arising and broke her hip. Widow of Ezra Wolfe and sister of Frank Wolfe of Athena, she is hospitalized with serious injuries as of today.
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Polly Wolfe
Lola Antle
Mellon seeks full report on Emerald seizure
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon urged Prohibition Commissioner Haynes to prepare a full report on the seizure of the Canadian schooner Emerald. Britain protests to the state department claiming the seizure occurred beyond the three mile limit and the findings will go to Secretary Hughes.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Prohibition Commisssioner
Haynes
Emerald
State Department
Hughes
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Bonar Law
Hocking Valley Coal Fields
Great Britain
Crewe
Pershing
Auto
Raymond Schneider
Rush
Hall Mills
New Brunewick
N. J
Ante Vial
Bryang
Willi
Senate
Congress
Tanga
Ham
Legion
Hammond
Ind
Frank McNally
Hazel McNally
McNally
Mrs. McNally
Auto King
Charles J. Smith, Jr
Henry Ford
Bulgaria
Millon
Dreas
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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