Education Necessary in Move to Outlaw War Declares Fess
In a speech to about 600 eighth grade graduates at the Athens county teachers institute in Ewing hall, Senator Fess urged education as the key to outlawing war, linking tax relief to disarmament and urging global steps toward military reduction. He cited Washington conference gains and urged a world security pact and broader arms curbs to secure peace.
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Rescue Efforts for Commanded Vessel in Pacific Storm
Persistent shore watchers seek radio contact with a vessel carrying a commander and four men forced by a machine to go down 300 miles off Honolulu. Aerial search and naval plane efforts report little progress as the crew sends faint distress calls and mentions dwindling fuel.
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Rail consolidation on White House agenda discussed by Coolidge
President Coolidge weighs voluntary railroad mergers to cut weak systems and offer cheaper service. He backs the Van Sweringen plan and considers FCC rates probes as the Interstate Commerce Commission studies freight pricing. Also reports a missing plane in the Pacific with little hope of recovery.
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Two Eminent Pomeroy Bend Citizens Die
Tragic deaths shock Pomeroy Bend as Middleport physician Dr Del Hartinger dies by own action at 52 and Pomeroy postmaster Ward Hartley dies after long illness. Hartinger left a note to his wife amid signs of overwork and nervous strain. Hartley had suffered a prolonged illness.
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Industrial conflict and national debt talk in 1925 column
Arthur Brisbane notes mass mining strikes and worker mobilization, touching on labor action against capital. He argues for resolving domestic economic disputes and debt settlement, mentions Treasury official Andrew Elion, and references Babe Ruth as a notable American figure.
Blood tests seen as solution for divorce by psychologist
Athens Tenn September 8 a psychologist proposes blood group analysis to end divorce courts and harmonize marriage. He claims blood compatibility predicts happiness, reports tests on 132 people including six golden wedding couples and twenty nine progressing marriages, while unmated pairs fail.
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Rifflan Coast Bombarded as Spain Plans Land Attack
Paris reports continued bombardment of the Rifflan coast as Spanish forces prepare to land with 13,000 troops from Melilla under General Fernandez Perez. Rif tribesmen reply with counter shelling using captured artillery while a Spanish commander is wounded reconnoitering near Alhurmas.
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Anglo German coal export pact eyed as U.S. strike looms
London reports ongoing talks between German and British coal leaders to form a cooperative export price control. A U.S. invitation to join the alliance is discussed amid fears of a price cutting war and coal export limits. Public worry grows as Premier Baldwin delays a wage commission and subsidy payments continue.
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In a Damnum Suit South Case Before Supreme Court
Columbus report from September 3 notes a damnum action on file in the state supreme court, detailing a civil dispute involving the South party. The brief mentions formal filing and judicial review to determine damages sought.
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Majestic Sets Sail as 25 Crew Desertions Mark Departure
The White Star liner Majestic sailed for New York with 2,300 passengers, most Americans homeward bound. Twenty five crew members deserted just before departure, having boarded amid protests of strike pickets.
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Stand of Lewis Blamed For Strike in Hard Coal Field
Philadelphia dispatch reports leaders caution strikes and suspensions must be eliminated in the anthracite field. Major W A Inglis and the operators' committee insist a future contract include a clause keeping operations going during disputes. John J Lewin of the United Workers and Edward W Parker of the anthracite bureau dispute Lewis's attribution of the walkout to operators. Lewis declined further comment.
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Oil dispute over Mosul tests League of Nations
Geneva reports the League council opening amid a long running Anglo Turkish clash over Mosul. Britain claims the oil region lies in Irak under mandate while Turkey argues Mosul is Turkish by historic occupation and Kurdish population. A League commission proposes Mosul’s fate depends on Britain’s Irak mandate.
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Aged man found dead in remote Guysville home
David Six was discovered deceased yesterday in his solitary residence two miles southwest of Guysville. Coroner L W Sanders determines Six had been dead about five days. authorities say he died alone and under uncertain circumstances.
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State fair attendance nudges record despite cooler forecast
Columbus reports a push to boost this week’s crowd as the State fair draws 40,674 visitors on Tuesday and 91,231 for the first two days, still lagging 1,966 behind last year’s pace. Navy dirigible Shenandoah to fly over the fairgrounds at 8:30 a.m. Thursday.
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Ohio bootleggers sell colored alcohol not real whisky
In Columbus on September 2, federal prohibition director BE L Porterfield warned Ohio bootleggers do not deal in real whisky. He noted that most products are colored alcohol or other dangerous concoctions, risking health and life.
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