Corning Resident Mike McGovern Sr. Dies in Columbus
Mike McGovern Sr. longtime Corning resident and railroad officer died at Mt Carmel hospital in Columbus Saturday night from sugar diabetes. He was about 60 and survived by his widow and three children Ed Mike Jr and Miss Margaret. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at St Bernard's church Corning with interment at New Lexington.
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Mike McGovern
Corning
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
St. Bernard's Church
New Lexington
University to review new rules with district officials
A university will be secured to meet district officials and explain the new rules for handling games in a professional manner. Coaches referees or team captains may write C. A. Dileher for meeting instructions. Weekend social and travel notes follow with local residents visiting Columbus Cincinnati Racine South Bend and other areas.
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C. A. Dilcher
C. A. Dileher
Hyperion club hosts state federation leaders in city visit
The Hyperion club welcomed Mrs. Cornelius Selover of Cleveland state president and Mrs. J L Selby of Greenville secretary of the Ohio Federation to First Presbyterian church for an afternoon program. A business session preceded talks on home focused club work and women’s suffrage.
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Cornelius Selever
Cleveland
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
J. L. Selby
Greenville
Ohio
Lone Scholarship Fund
State
Hyperion Club
First Presbyterian Church
B. E. LeFever
Tosti
Ralph Parks
Cadman
J. M. Hyde
Selover
Hyde
Seley
Fischer
Severe shoulder fracture from kitchen fall at home
Mrs. Addison Edgar 46 South Cemetery street sustained a fracture of her right shoulder after a fall Sunday evening in her kitchen. She was taken to Sheltering Arms hospital where an Xray confirmed the injury.
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Addison Edgar
South Cemetery Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Clairvoyant Visits Nelsonville Thursdays and Fridays
Clairvoyant Rudolph Mosse holds sessions in Nelsonville at 38 Short Street Thursdays 10 AM to 8 PM and Fridays 10 AM to 5 PM. The article promotes his psychic services, predicting guidance on personal finances, marriage, and career with confidential consultations priced at $1.00.
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Short Street
Nelsonville
Former Banking Head Is Being Sent to Cuba
W. P. G. Haring former governor of the Federal Reserve Board will travel to Cuba as a government representative to aid Cuba in straightening its finances. The move confirms President Harding’s decision not to reappoint him as governor of the Reserve Board.
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Cuba
Washington
W. P. G. Haring
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Reserve Board
Black Cat Hosiery Delivers Consistent Quality
Ohlinger and Wolfe report Black Cat Hosiery remains a trusted choice, known for dependable performance and steady supply. The note highlights continued satisfaction with fit, durability, and value.
Transatlantic gamblers dominate harvest year in Paris
The Paris report paints a gala harvest year for transatlantic gamblers. It lauds a clever, nonviolent bandit who thrives on charm and luxury, shaping a life of frequent liner travel and substantial profits. Many gamblers maintain families at home ports while evading authorities and ship officials.
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Francia Clarke
Paris Midi
Atlantic
Europe
America
Secret Service
Tantlae claim of rheumatism relief highlighted
The ad touts Tantlae as a remarkable medicine curing rheumatism. Customer Mrs. M. Hickey of Toledo recalls seven years of weakness and rheumatic pain eased by Taniac, which allegedly rebuilt her system and reduced pains. It asserts digestive and organ function improve uric acid elimination. Get a bottle from any druggist.
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M. Hickey
Milburn Ave
Toledo
Ohio
Iver
Kidneva
Taniac
Court Allows Young Girl to Marry Despite Objections
In Kansas City a 13 year old girl Gussie Lumpkin Vagliardo eloped to wed 21 year old Mike TM Vagliardo. After parental objections and a social worker testimony that age was falsified the juvenile court dismissed the case and allowed the marriage.
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Kansas City
Guaste Lumpkin Vagliardo
Mike
Vagliardo
Gussie
EF. FE. Porterfield
Juvenile Court
Henry Cohen
Government aids ship lines liquor rights appeal
Washington on October 23 reports the government will push for a rapid appeal to the Supreme Court to resolve foreign ship lines liquor rights after Judge Hand's ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court Throws Out Western Union Cabies Case
The U S Supreme Court dismissed the Western Union Telegraph Co case on Oct 23 ruling the government may not prohibit landing its cables at Miami Florida. The decision ends a challenge over landing rights and regulatory authority.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
Miami
Fla
Supreme Court of the United States
Democratic claim on highway dept waste in Ohio totals over 500000
A Columbus Democratic headquarters statement accuses the state highway department of wasteful spending citing 228737.04 for gasoline and 226558.06 for auto repairs in the year ending June 30. It says four counties’ vouchers are missing and totals would exceed 500000 with more items.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Democratic
Highway Department
Auditor of State
Ed Adams Safe Blowup Plot Unfolds at Ironton
Ed Adams, a fronton man, went to Ironton police Sunday night claiming a dry goods store safe would be blown by two verges that night. He showed a paper with numbers he said were the combination. The proprietor verified the numbers, Adams was housed for the night, and a watch was set for the alleged burglars, who did not attempt the job.
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Ironton
Ed Adams
Adams
Packard Coupe Struck by Hand Car Near Dr Crawford Office
A McDonald driving a Packard coupe was hit by a hand car at a crossing near Dr Crawford’s office Monday morning. The impact bent a rear fence but did not damage the car. the hand car was thrown off the track with no injuries to its crew. Nearby, Jesse McCall and family hosted Harley McCall’s family for a Sunday visit. Rolland Brooks became a father to a boy born Monday. RB Hawk, New York Central Lines agent, left for Charleston to join a railway claim committee meeting.
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McDonald
Crawford
RB. W. Hawk
New York Central Lines
Charleston
Keeney Makes Otrung Charge At Logan Sheriff Killing Trial
In Charletown West Virginia on October 22 C Frank Keeney United Mine Workers official faced trial as an accessory to the killing of a deputy sheriff during the Logan march. Keeney contends he is not being tried by West Virginia but by the Logan Coal Operators Association which funds the state's lawyers.
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Rudolph Mosse
Ohio
Mosse
Ella Wheels Wilcox
Oliver Lodge
Conan Doyle
Augustus Thomas
James
Quackenbush
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
F. Cook
Newport
Alfred Miller
Columbus
el Paso
Theodore Barchute
Dayton
Charlestown
W. Va
C. Frank Keeney
United Mine Workers
Logan
Keeney
West Virginia
Logan Coal Operators’ Association
Cleveland man Samuel Rembrandt given three year term in Atlanta
Won't Review Case records show Samuel Rembrandt of Cleveland convicted for bribery and sentenced to three years in the Atlanta penitentiary plus a $5960 fine under the prohibition law.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Samuel Rembrandt
Cleveland
Atlanta
Conductor Harry Bates Dies by Suicide in Ohio Crisis
Woodsfield Ohio October reports a 35 year old conductor for the Ohio River and Western railroad named Harry Bates took his own life Sunday afternoon by drinking carbolic acid. His death follows a personal crisis noted in dispatches from Woodsfield.
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Woodsfield
Harry Bates
Ohio River & Western Railroad
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