Mr. Cox retreats in disputed fund debate
The piece critiques Mr. Cox for lowering his own subscription estimate and failing to show corrupt funds. It argues a local campaign fund shows far less than claimed, notes Tammany Hall could outdo him, and contends voters may remember results by November. It also cites improved economic outlook with cheaper raw materials and stronger buying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Pittsburgh
Harding
United States
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Fourteenth Street
Cooper Union
Carnegie Hall
Coliseum
Chicago
Warsaw
Real Reductions as Prices Begin to Fall
The Federal Reserve Board notes a downward tendency in prices across most commodities and confirms a broad-based decline. Food costs lagged but now align with the trend as summer reductions prove sustainable due to good crops, improving labor efficiency, and transportation factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Mothers by the State in a New South Wales Plan
Edith E. Moriarty argues that after the nineteenth amendment women may press for state recognition of mothers. She cites New South Wales creating a ministry of motherhood and proposed support for families with more than two children, urging progressive laws to invest in healthy children and working mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith E. Moriarty
New South Wales
Labor
Bride Trades Pigs For Freedom In Irish Tale
After dinner, an Irish husband orders his wife Biddy to feed the pigs. She refuses, citing her dowry. He boasts, she leaves, and returns with a bold claim that since the pigs were her property she has sold them and will not feed them again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy
Sugar Dealers Get No Relief From Government
Washington readers learn that the department of justice will not grant relief to Ohio sugar dealers and jobbers facing a declining market. A telegram from Talbot Wholesale Grocery Co. cites multi million losses and blames margin rules and press guidance, urging use of sugar equalization board funds and stronger government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Ohio
Pomerene
Department
A. P. Black
Pomerone
B. &. Talbott
Talbot Wholesale Grocery Co
Middleport
Talbott
Fair Price Commissions
Sugar Equalization Board
The Presbytery of Athens 1870 1920
The Presbytery of Athens as constituted results from two reunions, 1870 and 1907, listing churches from Old and New School branches and Cumberland church. It notes church dissolutions since 1870, new formations, and the 35 church roll, with history of early Presbyterian presence in Marietta, Beverly, Athens, and Gallipolis. It highlights rural mission challenges and early vacancy and supply efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Old School
New School
Cumberland Church
Athena
Alexander
Hebbardsville
Barrow
Beech Grove
Bristol
Crossroads
Decatur
Deerfield
Grandview
New Matamoras
McConnelsville
Millfield
New Plymouth
Pleasantview
Waterloo
Barlow
Beverly
Marietta
Gallipolis
Jacob Lindley
Ohio University
Presbytery and
Home Missions Committee
Vacancies and Supply Through Presbyteries Struggle
The text traces vacancy and supply management in the Synod of Columbus and its Presbyteries from 1877 through 1920. It notes frequent vacancies, shifting plans, and the evolution of committees including the Home Mission Committee, Vacancy and Supply, and a rural Presbyterial missionary concept, with key figures like Hart, Taylor, and Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terial Home Mission Committee
Home Mission Committee
Synod of Columbus
General Assembly
Presb Tery
Chas. C. Hart
Charles B. Taylor
Samuel C. Bates
POMEROY MIDDLEPORT NOTES
Miss Helen Zeise returned to Columbus after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hecox. Theodore Reed left for Akron. Heritage Lewis family returned from Mt. Gilead and Cincinnati. Dan Newby and two Youngstown children visiting Dana Daniels. Tom Lewis visiting Cincinnati on business. Maurice Davis spent two weeks at Winona Lake and returned home. William Swisher left for Columbus for the State Fair. Mrs J Rust and Frank Vrooman left for Columbus on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zeise
Columbus
Ray Hecox
Theodore Reed
Akron
Heritage Lewis
Mt. Gilead
Cincinnati
Dan Newby
Youngstown
Dana Daniels
Tom Lewis
Maurice Davis
Winona Lake
William Swisher
J. Rust
Frank Vrooman
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Reflect Local Travel and Visitors
Mrs. George Schlaegel and daughter Eleanor return from Columbus. Miss May Genheimer back home after a two week motor trip. James Hall of Fremont and John Hall of Fostoria visit. Mr and Mrs William Stiff with granddaughter Flossie Hysell return to Logan after visiting Mrs Stiff's sister, Mrs James Beckle. A W Caldwell district supervisor of state children's welfare returns to Columbus. Bernice Cook visits Athens yesterday. J L McFadden of Nashville Tenn leaves for Cleveland after visiting sister Mrs F G Pierce. Mrs Gay Boston of Letart Falls returns to Akron. Mrs Stella Elder and three children return to Cincinnati. A L Johnston leaves for business trip at Columbus. George Meier Jr arrives home for visit. Marie and Regina Becker return home after Columbus visit. Earl Dawson and William O'Neil return from Kanawha River canoe trip. George K Bradford leaves yesterday for Columbus.
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Pomeroy Bend
George Schlaegel
Eleanor
Columbus
May Genheimer
James Hall
Fremont
John Hall
Fostoria
William Stiff
Flossie Hysell
Logan
Stiff
James Beckle
A. W. Caldwell
State Children’s Welfare
George Meier
Miss Marie
Regina Becker
Earl Dawson
William O'Neil
Kanawha River
George K. Bradford
Elevator falls ten stories in New York building
Investigation into the Clarendon building accident shows an overloaded elevator collapsed when the cable snapped. Two men died, fifteen were injured, including several girls. The deceased are Albert Kaplan and Max Luter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarendon Building
Albert Kaplan
Max Luter
Business Men Are the Final Winners
The Athens volleyball match at Ohio Gym Tuesday saw a business men’s team defeat the summer school students in three games 21-9 15-21 21-10. Captains Doric Hutchenson and Howard Hutchenson led the student side, while R Lamborn and H Coke nougher starred for the business men. Prof. Olson refereed and kept the pace high as several hundred students created an electric, tournament-like atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Thor Olson
Ohio Gym
R. Lamborn
H. Cokenougher
Siigley
F. McCoy
Lee
Cameron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio
United Press
U. Postoffice
Antens Mescape Herald
Messenger
Peraine
Hkubert KE. Ward
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Wabash Avenue
Ina
Detroit
Mr. Cox
Goodyear
Eles
Creda Lilien
Et Nestemenas
Iellor
Leon Arpee
Middleport Notes
Cash Shoe
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
T. R
Wilson
Republic
Tion
Daniels Nee
Navy Department
Iain
Athens County Republican Executive
Com. I. M. Foster
Otto L. Hoisington
Secy
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