Nelsonville Social Scene Hosts Guests and Fund Drive
Nelsonville residents enjoyed a Saturday party hosted by Miss Phyllis Evans with guests listed by name. Visitors included the Sater and Thompson families from nearby towns. A Sunday Red Cross nurse fund collection of 44.87 was raised at Presbyterian services.
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Phyllis Evans
Thelma McGiffen
Geneva Figgins
Marguerite Nelson
Evelyn Linton
Mary K. Allen
Naomi Mack
Essie Cline
Margaret Juniper
Mary Simmons
Ethel Johnson
Harriett Spring
Esther Ervin
Gerard Powell
Lawrence Duncan
John Sweeney
Paul Figgins
Ralph Fleck
Oliver Bishop
Harold Spencer
Ralph Williams
Ralph Ely
Belford Rosser
Dale Ruscoe
Presbyterian
Red Cross
West End Parents and Teachers Plan Friday Meeting
West End Parent-Teachers Association schedules a regular session Friday at 2 PM in the West building. The report from the state meeting will be shared along with other business, with refreshments served to attendees.
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West End
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Circle of Ruth Members Host Evening with Mrs Roudebush
Members of the Circle of Ruth shared a pleasant evening with Mrs C H Roudebush on Monday. Sewing activities were arranged and towels were made during the gathering.
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Ruth
C. H. Roudebush
Eye Fashion Frames and Mountings on Display
Eye fashion outlet offers a large stock of varied frame styles and mountings. Customers may select from many options to suit taste and style.
TAR WITNESS FOR THE STATE MAY TELL TALE
Wellsburg W Va Oct 31 Intimations the state would place William A White the star witness on the stand in the trial of John K Eminski 19 year old Pennsylvania miner for first degree murder arising from last July s mine tragedy at Cliftonville caused excitement in town. Court opened crowd overflowed streets as state contends White will testify as a member of the invading miners army from Pennsylvania. Deputy Sheriff Daniel Allman testified about capturing a sixteen year old boy on the hill side with cartridges and shotgun shells.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
William A. White
John Keminski
Pennsylvania
Cliftonville
White
Atate
Invant Miners
Daniel Allman
Yankee Trader in Wrong with the Mexicans
Mexico City reports President Obregon has ordered Article 33 of the coalition on deportation applied to Oliver, head of the American Trading Co, after a New York court attached Mexican government funds. higher courts vacated the order following American state department representations. The article notes a distant claim about a clock from circa 900 A D.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Mexico
Foreign Office
Coalition
Ord ‘R. Oliver
Oliver-American Trading Contry
York
Xican
New York
Theigher
American State Department
America May Have Member of World Court
White House sources indicate the United States may appoint an American judge to the world court. Negotiations are under way to overcome previous obstacles to U S representation. The currently serving member, John Bassett Moore, was originally nominated by a South American country.
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Washington
United States
International Court of Justice
White House
John Bassett Moore
Planning to Avoid Any Great Deficit in Budget
Washington, Oct. 31. Press reports say President Harding expects to avoid a large deficit in this year's fiscal program. Officials confirm progress on the budget and that, for the first time in weeks, he is exceedingly hopeful no deficit will require additional taxes.
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Washington
Harding
White House
White House denies mediation in Franco German reparations dispute
The White House refuted rumors that the United States is proposing mediation between France and Germany over reparations. Officials called the reports false, stating no mediation plan is being considered at this time.
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Washington
Ver
White House
United States
France
Germany
Irish Starting New Attack on Free Staters
Street firing continued in Dublin after a deadly blast outside the intelligence department HQ of the Irish Free State army. Five women and three men were wounded as a land mine exploded and assailants fled in a car. An attack by republican irregulars was thwarted by Free State troops who arrested several suspects.
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Dublin
Intelligence Department
Irish Free State Army
Free State
Local Socials and Visits Roundup Sees Many Harrodsburg Guests
White Hall residents Mr and Mrs John Radford and son Homer travel to Wilkesville for a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Walter Hampton and others. The Pratts host John Frazier and wife in Jerseyville while Mrs Arthur Adair from Hebron visits I J Hooper and family. Helen Harmon of Carpenter spends Sunday with the Penrods and Parker of Athens visit C S Moore. Ward Walker and daughter Sylvia of Athens spend time with Charles Pratt. the Braleys host Elsie and M J Mills and families from Hebbardsville. Cyrus Higgins and wife spend Sunday with Herbert. Everett Russ and family visit O C Glidden and wife.
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John Radford
Homer
Job King
Wilkesville
Walter Hampton
Charles Pratt
John Frazier
Jerseyville
Arthur Adair
Hebron
I. J. Hooper
Helen Harmon
Carpenter
Wright Penrod
P. H. Parker
Athens
C.S. Moore
Everett Russ
Jackville
O. C. Glidden
Denver Officer Shot While Patrolling North Denver
Richie Rose a 30 year old Denver police officer was fatally shot while patrolling his boat in North Denver He was killed by automatic pistol fire during anti bootlegging patrols in the Italian colony and died at the scene.
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Denver
Colo
Richie Rose
Rose
Three Girls Missing in Chicago Cases Spark Police Search
Chicago police hunted three missing girls aged 12 16 and 17 after parents reported a man linked to each disappearance. Authorities sought information as the cases drew concern from the community.
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Chicago
Hunters take father to Columbus hospital
M. J. and Thaddie Hunter have taken their father, Charles Hunter, to a Columbus hospital for treatment. The Hunters live near Nelsonville.
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M. J
Thaddie Hunter
Charles Hunter
Columbus Hospital
Hunters
Nelsonville
President Harding Receives Confidential Treasury Report
The White House disclosed that President Harding has received a confidential report from a special Treasury committee. The panel investigated charges that war bonds and other government securities were duplicated at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing for private disposal.
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Washington
Harding
Treasury Committee
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Harding delays fill of va Supreme Court seat
White House officials said President Harding will not nominate a successor to Justice William R. Day until Congress reconvenes. The vacancy on the United States Supreme Bench remains open until then.
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Washington
Harding
United States Supreme Bench
William R. Day
Congress
White House
Vote No on First Amendment Opposing Alcohol Subsection
A strong majority campaign urges voters to reject the beer and whiskey amendment on the ballot. In roundly opposing terms the call requests voters to cast NO to the proposed proviso.
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Athens County
Ohio
Akron Boy Held in Death of Young Girl
Akron Oct 31 Charles Stiles 17 son of C O Stiles of Park Stiles Ambulance Co is charged with manslaughter after his car struck 11 year old Helen Varrachia. He was released on bond. Stiles says he thought he ran over a box as he passed a closed car and stopped after finding the girl being carried into her parents home.
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Akron
Helen Varrachia
Charles Stiles
C. O. Stiles
Park Stiles Ambulance Co
Sarazen Cleared in Local Auto Fatality Case
Gene Sarazen national open golf champion is exonerated by Coroner Fitzgerald in the death of a local resident struck by the golfers car. Testimony shows Sarazen wrecked a new automobile while trying to avoid the crash, clearing him of blame.
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Gene Sarazen
Fitzgerald
Sarazen
Believes Mrs Gibson Story in Hall Mills Case
Deputy Attorney General Wilbur A Mott said there is no reason to doubt the account given by Mrs Jane Gibson the eye witness in the Hall Mills murder investigation in New Brunswick New Jersey.
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New Brunswick
WN. J
Wilbur A. Mott
Edward W. Hall
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Flairvoyant Vivus Mosse Of Nelsonville Centering On Thursdays And Fridays
Well known psychic and astrologer Rudolph Mosse offers visits in Nelsonville at 3 Short Street, with office hours Thursdays 10 AM to 4 PM and Fridays 10 AM to 5 PM. The notice touts his mediumistic talent, personal consultations, and claimed financial and domestic guidance, citing testimonials and a $1 consultation fee.
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3& Short Street
Nelsonville
Rudolph Mosse
Ohio
Mosse
Ella Wheels Wilcox
Oliver, Lodge
Sir Conan Doyle
Augusta Thomas
James
Quackenbush
Ella Wheeler Wilox
F. Cook
Newport
Alfred Miller
Columbus
Flasd
Theodore Barchutée
Dayton
Texas woman testifies gun went off in scuffle
In Cleveland on October 31 Mrs. Mabel C Champion of Texas testified in her defense that the gun used in the July restaurant killing of Thomas A. O Connell went off during a scuffle and she did not intend to kill.
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Cleveland
O'Connell
Mabel C. Champion
Texas
Thomas A. O'Connell
Drought Leaves Six Towns Without Water in Pottsville District
In Pottsville district six towns lack water entirely and many others face alarming shortages. Reservoirs are nearly dry and the Schuylkill River runs lower than in living memory. Coal mining relies on steam water, now dangerously scarce, and artesian wells show signs of failing.
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Pottsville
Schuvnkill
Akron Child Fatally Burned Playing With Matches
Walter Worth, four, was probably fatally burned this morning while playing with matches. His clothes caught fire. The incident occurred in Akron, and authorities consider the injuries life threatening as medical teams respond.
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Akron
Walter Worth
Hoover says railroads crippled by car shortage and strike
Secretary Hoover stated railroads nationwide remain unable to meet traffic demands due to car shortages and insufficient power. The shopmen strike continues to affect farmers and dampen prices of some farm products.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Campaign spending weighs on Senate aspirants in Washington
The hand of political economy taid heavily upon aspirants to seats in the United States Senate during the present campaign as expenditure returns filed today by 14 candidates with the secretary of state.
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Washington
United States Senate
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