Pomeroy Briefs Highlight Local Halloween Events
Meigs county notes report Camp Fire Girls Halloween plans at John C Chase home and a Thursday Armory dance for Rest Room fund. Roosevelt Memorial fund sees broad support. Mrs Theo Kimes hosts a Queen Esther class party at Bethany M E church. Rebekahs hold a masquerade ball in Syracuse and Roy Tracy visits from Athens. A local eye injury case involves A H Wandel in Middleport.
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Pomeroy Bend
A. H. Wandel
Middleport
Ce Cadell
Delaware
Hartenbach
Meigs County
Tron
Pomeroy
Hallowe'en
John C. Chase
Pomeroy Armory
Edgar Morris
Roosevelt Memorial Fund
Theo Kimes
Lincoln Hill
Bethany M. E. Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Syracuse
Roy Tracy
Athens
A. O. Tracy
Pomeroy News Briefs Include Court Case And School Notice
A. W. Shinn visits Mac cabees matters for the order. New Court Cases John Spires Rutland vs Charles Manley Middleport damages on appeal. Meigs County boards transfer of school funds. Wreck on K M north of Albany delays Messen gers. No school Friday as teachers attend Athens meeting. Pomeroy High School freshmen host class masquerade Thursday 7 to 9 PM.
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A. W. Shinn
Maccabees
John Spires
Rutland
Charles Manley
Middleport
H. J. Ewing
J. P. Board of Education
Rutland Township
County of Meigs
Albany
Sam
Athens
S. E. Ohio Teachers Association
Pomeroy High School
Court cleans up docket as judges set trials for most cases
In a Monday session Judge Miller ordered trials or dismissals for all cases at issue, promising to clear the docket. Within hours nearly fifty cases were moved, with many previously dragging for years. Docketed sets include divorces, equity, and jury actions against boards, railways, and companies.
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Common Pleas Court
Noile Prori
Miller
Charles Horner
Minnie Horner
S. F. Smith
Board of
County Commissioners
Robert T. Saul
Marcellus Howell
W. N. Ringwald
Village of
Pomeroy
Sam Gross
Max Farber
Talbott Wholesale Grocery
A. W. Yale
John (. Ginther
Molly Ginther
Phiode
Jones
Demurrer
Myers
Charles H. Wiltsie
George W. Shields
Nettie James
Luther James
M. C. Hobart
Joseph J. Karr
First National Bank
Maggie Ledlie
Clyde Price
Martha Price
J. H. Williams
Women Share Relief From Organic Trouble On Small Farm
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised by a farmer’s wife who raises chickens and faced illness limiting work. The testimonial notes years of relief from menstrual troubles and encourages others to seek Mrs Alters’ guidance in Oregon Illinois and Lynn Massachusetts based on four decades of experience.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bene
Lydia E
Oregon
Ill
E. Pinkham
J H Williams Claims Vexation While Running for Mayor
The candidate for mayor of Middleport speaks against federal and local taxation and officials as he laments being pressured, audited, and blocked from his office. He cites war taxes, rates increases, and relentless scrutiny as motives for clinging to office amid a tumultuous campaign.
Governors urged to call special sessions for suffrage ratification
California governor William J. Stephens urges fourteen eastern state governors to follow California Nevada and Colorado in calling special legislative sessions to ratify the national women suffrage amendment. He asks them to join in hastening the day women gain the vote. The message was sent to governors of Connecticut Delaware Indiana Kentucky Maine Maryland New Jersey North Dakota Oklahoma Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee Vermont and West Virginia.
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Sacramento
Calif
William J. Stephens
California
Nevada
Colorado
Stephens
Connecticut
Delaware
Indiana
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
New Jersey
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Vermont
West Virginia
Ohio Home Protective League Seeks AG Ruling on Campaign Contributions
The Ohio Home Protective League through executive secretary C F Knirk demanded a ruling from Attorney General John G Price on whether financial institutions may contribute large funds to the property tax amendment campaign. Knirk said no reply was received after a September 18 request and warned of possible legal action if Price sides with former attorney generals that such contributions are illegal.
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Columbus O
Ohio Home Protective League
C F. Knirk
John G. Price
Ohio Financial Institutions
League
Price
Knirk
Home Protective League
Ohio National Guard to select six for West Point
Governor Cox authorized by the war department to choose six Ohio National Guard members for West Point appointments. Eligible candidates are 19 or 20 and must have at least one year of service as enlisted in the guard. Appointments will be decided by competitive examinations conducted by the adjutant general's department.
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Columbus
Cox
War Department
Ohio National Guard
West Point
Guard
Adjutant General's Department
Land Owners Prohibit Hunting in Athens County Farms
We, the undersigned owners of land in Alexander and Lee townships, Athens county, Ohio, announce a ban on hunting or trapping on our farms day or night. A reward will be paid for evidence convicting anyone digging or trapping on our premises without permission. Names listed with date 10-29-32.
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Alexander and Lee
Athens County
Ohio
J. W. Lax
W. D. Whaley
W. F. Crossen
G. B. Allen
B. S McVay
C. J. McVay
A. E B. Potter
Frank Davis
W. C. Bean
F. M. Vandervort
W. N. Alderman
J P. Coe
C. C. Patrick
R. Baker
Julian Gift
Geo M. Whiteman
Wm. Cain
Lester Cordray
H. C. Stout
C. P. Riley
Blaine Kennedy
Liberty Hudnett
Nate Wians
L. J. Rosseter
Geo. Wakefield
Italy will not give up more in Fiume talks
Rome October 27 reports from private correspondents of major Italian papers say President Wilson refused Tittoni's final formula with reservations. Giornale D Italia forecasts failure of the Paris talks between Tittoni and Frank Polk, noting further Italian concessions are impossible.
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Italy
Rome
Wilson
Tittoni
Giornale D
Italia
Paris
Frank L. Polk
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