Social News highlights and gatherings in Athens
The Woman's Relief Corps meets at 7 30. Numerous locals visit relatives in Chillicothe and Lisbon while others travel to Detroit and Pennsboro for sorority convention and music supervision posts. A farewell for Miss Louise Dana features gifts and a social gathering at Mrs C H Welch's home.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Virginia Reed
Terra Alta
W. Va
Grace McKee
McKee
Oak Lodge
Reed
Pennsboro
Miss Dana
Louise Dana
New York City
C. H. Welch
Foutch
Labor Leaner and Trike In Wrong New York
In New York on Sept 12 Matthew Well vice president of the American Federation of Labor urged labor to seek redress other than strikes by state city or national workers He cited charters given to policemen and firemen with a nonstrike pledge and referenced the Boston police strike urging public employees avoid strikes while seeking collective action Akron county representatives plan to meet about selling all interests in a tuberculosis sanitarium in Summit County to a five county group
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New York
Matthew Well
American Federation of Labor
National Civic Federation
Labor Federation
Boston
Sadi
Akron
Summit County
Power House
Civil Service Commission
Curtis
Scully Square
South Boston
Navy
Reds Lead National League Pennant Race With Strong Hurling
Four slab artists plus Luque, the staff's fifth member, headline Cincinnati Reds' drive to first in the National League. Pat Moran's team now appears stronger than the New York Giants, with six winning hurlers though Ray Fisher slumps recently.
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Luque
Nati Reds
Pat Moran
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Ray Fisher
Boston Braces For General Strike As Police Walkout Spreads
Boston faces a potential general strike as police desert their posts and unions vote on sympathy walkouts. Governor Coolidge rejects arbitration while fire, telephone, and transit workers consider joining, with city defenses bolstered by machine guns, army tents, and naval guards.
Wilson warns in Idaho on league of nations isolation
President Wilson told a Cœur d'Alene audience Germans fraternizing with Bolsheviks aim to conquer Russia and gain strength. He urged America to guarantee peace and stay engaged in the postwar treaty, warning against German plots to keep the United States out of the league of nations.
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Wilson
America
Germany
United States
League of Nations
Weer Ttes
Dson
Education wins the war by fueling every future
Athens Superintendent Geoffrey F Morgan urges students to pursue high school and college, citing military posters and government notices that stress learning a trade and education. He notes returning soldiers, including Bill Walsh and Judd Stinchcomb, exemplify the path from school to opportunity and warns that illiteracy blocks advancement.
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Morgan
Athens
Navy
Bill Walsh
Athens High
Homer Johnson
Dick McKinstry
Dutch
Judd Stinchcomb
France
S. O
Flanders
St. Mihiel
Somme
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Geoffrey F. Morgan
Lostro Dealers Hold Big Meet
Yesterday's Lostro Auto Sales Co gathering drew thirty dealers from Southeastern Ohio and West Virginia. The program featured Overland service talks, advertising talks with slides, sales efficiency addresses, a lunch for forty, a city tour, a Masonic Temple banquet, wrestling, and moving pictures.
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Lostro Auto Sales Co
Ohio
West Virginia
Butcher
Deissle
Fouth
Lostro
Gauley
Lostro Co
Reed
Overland
Masonic Temple
Thor Olson
Dewey Laughlin
Laughlin
Lostro Building
BE. A. Haskins
The
Federal Motor Truck Co
Detroit
Corn Crop Size Sparks Further Decline in Chicago Market
Talk of a large corn crop estimated at 2.75 to 3.0 billion bushels plus an eastern embargo on US shipments pushed September corn down seven cents on the Chicago board of trade. Provisions rose with a hog market rally.
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Chicago
Ills
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
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