Britain Eyes Three-Mile Offshore Limit Change
London reports Sir Auckland Geddes has informed Secretary Hughes Britain is ready to cooperate on revising international law to extend the U S three mile offshore limit. Washington has claimed the 12 mile reach for contraband searches, but Britain wants the old three mile zone maintained until revision and ratification.
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London
Sir Auck and Geddes
United States
C. E. Hughes
Great Britain
American State Department
Kiwanis Ohio Convention Gathers In Cincinnati
Delegates to the fifth annual Kiwanis clubs of Ohio gather in Cincinnati for September 25 events and expect about a thousand visitors with their wives by nightfall.
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Cincinnati
Kiwanis Clubs of
Ohio
State Fire Marshal Declares Fire Prevention Week
Columbus reports State Fire Marshal Dykeman designates October 2 to 8 as fire prevention week urging the most thorough cleanup the state has ever had to combat fires and improve safety statewide.
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Columbus
Dykeman
Old World Can Pay War Debt Experts State
Washington experts say Europe can rapidly settle U S war debts by using billions held by European security holders. They note funding into shorter maturities and that Britain has about 15 billion dollars in securities eligible for sale to secure dollar exchange in the United States.
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W. H. Atkins
Washington
Europe
United States
American Debt Funding Commission
Great Britain
Turk Objects to Conditions of Peace Pact
Constantinople Sept 25 The allied Near East peace conditions are not acceptable to Turkish nationalists as a whole Kemal and his advisers meeting at Smyrna object chiefly to the proposal that the Dardanelles be de militarized.
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Constantinople
Kemal
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Capt Hastings May Be Given Another Hearing
A state civil service committee may be appointed to hear the appeal of Captain R A Hastings who was dismissed from the superintendency of the boys industrial school. The hearing location is Lancaster and the date has not been fixed.
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Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
Lancaster
R. A. Hastings
Masked bandits attack Akron couple. deputies search county
Deputies scour the southwestern Summit county area tonight for two masked bandits who attempted to rob Obediah Jones and his wife in their Metown home. No injuries reported as the investigation continues.
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Akron
Summit County
Sfo
Obediah Jones
Metown
Colum bus Woman Nominated as Ambassadorial Secretary
Miss Lucile Atcherson of Columbus Ohio is the first woman named for a major diplomatic post by President Harding. He has nominated her as secretary of an embassy or legation and she may be sent to Paris.
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Lucile Atcherson
Columbus
Harding
Paris
Irregulars Attack in Ireland Amid Constitutional Debate
Dublin reports an unsuccessful ambush on General Owen O'Duffy and other Free State officers on the Naas road. The Dail Eireann resumes clause by clause debate on the constitution with Labour opposition to royal powers. A Sackville Street GPO section collapsed, and Michael Nevin is found shot in a graveyard. Bishop Cohalan calls on irregulars to stop fighting.
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Dublin
Owen O'Duffy
Free State Army
Naas
County Kildare
Dail Eireann
Sackville Street
Michael Nevin
Cohalan
Cork
Man Shot Dead in Jealousy Case in Edri Pa
Jesse Jackson aged 35 of Edri Pennsylvania was shot and killed last night by Coleman Spencer who fled after accusing Jackson of being too friendly with Mrs. Coleman. The report notes the incident occurred in Youngstown. The line about emeralds from Columbia is unrelated to the event.
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Youngstown
Jesse Jackson
Edri
Coleman Spencer
Jackson
Turkish Troops Withdrawals Amid Near East Talks
Turkish forces retreat from the allied neutral zone at the Dardanelles following amiable talks with British commanders. Emissary Henri Franklin Bouillon sails to Smyrna to urge Kemal Pasa to avoid war, signaling continued Western effort in the armistice negotiations.
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David M. Church
London
Dardanelles
Foreign Office
Paris
Constantinople
Kemal
Chanak
Asiatic
Henri Franklin Bouillon
Near East
Smyrna
Metz
England
France
Italy
Mustapha Kemal Pahsa
M. Franklin Bouillon
Rail Bombers Rounded Up In Last Outrage Hunt
Huntington W Va Sept 25 The eleventh arrest by federal agents in a case of alleged dynamite outrages against Chesapeake & Ohio property and violations of an injunction restraining strikers from molesting railway property was made last night F L Thompson of this city was captured by U S deputy marshals yesterday afternoon Five more men are sought and expected to be captured within days Liquor used to make em sing and fight but now it just makes em fight.
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Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio
F. L. Thompson
United States
More Labor on Pay Rolls
Washington reports August gains in industrial employment despite railroad and coal strikes. A Labor Department release covers 2005 representative establishments with 1,249,144 workers across 42 manufacturing industries, showing increases in 30 sectors and decreases in 12.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Postal Agency in China Will Be Abandoned
The United States will complete the abandonment of its postal agency at Shanghai, China, by December 31. No mail will be received for distribution through this agency after November 30, according to a post office department announcement.
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Washington
United States
Post Office Department
United States Postal Agency
Shanghai
China
Attack on Wilkerson Opinion Shocks Rail Strike Case
Chicago dispatch reports Donald R. Richberg chief counsel for defendants urged immediate submission of the injunction issue to three judges. He challenged the plan for a circuit court appeal and invoked equity rules of 1908 to fast track a decision on the validity and permanence of the injunction in the famous shopmen strike case.
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Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
Circuit Court of Appeals
Daugherty
Ratification Anticipated In Huntington C. N. O. Strike
In Huntington West Virginia on September 25 workers from the Richmond agreement discussed ratifying the deal to send 2700 C. and O. shopmen back to duties. City hall gathering indicated momentum for approval.
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Huntington
Richmond
City Hall
Miller seeks unanimous renomination for governor
Governor Nathan L. Miller said he would accept renomination for governor if his state ticket assistants share his views on state government. The statement was issued in Albany on September 25.
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Albany
N. Y
Nathan L. Miller
Hiked Back Home From Silver Bay Esteemed Group Arrives
The Misses Eloise and Doris Cunningham, Gerald and Dorothy Beard, and Elizabeth Garland completed a summer hike from Silver Bay New York and returned to Oberlin on September 25.
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Oberlin
Eloise
Doris Cunningham
Gerald
Dorothy Beard
Elizabeth Garland
Silver Bay
N. Y
Composer Is Making Good
Oberlin report notes Prof G W Andrews, a nationally known organist, has had three organ compositions published in recent weeks. An all day meeting is set for Sunday Oct 1 at the International Holiness church near Canaanville with Rev W E Cole of Coolville as speaker, morning service at 10:39 and afternoon at 2, picnic dinner at noon.
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Oberlin
G. W. Andrews
International Holiness Church
East Canaan
Canaanville
W. E. Cole
Coolville
Express Head Dies in Vermont Pullman Car
Burns Durbin Caldwell, president of Wells Fargo Express Co., died suddenly early today in a Pullman car near Burlington Vermont. The death occurred while traveling, and authorities prepared to notify next of kin. He led the company through major expansions and served as a prominent business figure.
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New York
Burns Durbin Caldwell
Wells Fargo Express Co
Burlington, Vt
Farm Leaders Busy As Athens County Farm Bureau Reelects Officers
The Athens County Farm Bureau held its third annual meeting with about 100 farmers and wives present. HH. P. Dutton was reelected president for a third term, with EK. L. Wilson vice president FE B. Beckler secretary and EK R. Walker treasurer. New township directors were named and Raymond reported 114 club members and increased women’s work. County Agent Raymond and W M Henry began forming a tri county dairy contest association linking Athens Washington and Morgan counties.
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Athens County Farm Bureau
Athens County
EK. L. Wilson
New Marshfield
B. Beckler
Athens
EK. R. Walker
Athens Township
J. FE. Fuitz
Canaan
H. 8S. Hoskinson
Rome
A. A. Campbell
Troy
W. F. Kampf
Waterloo
Lloyd Efaw
Lee
P. G. Coe
Alexander- Frank Biddle
Ames
Bern—W
R. Wells
York
Dover
Trimble
H. H. Jackson
Lodi
Clifford Kelley
Carthage
C. C. Snodgrass
Raymond
Washington County
Washington
Morgan
Bridges Victims of Coal Oil Explosion
Mr and Mrs Edward Bridges died Saturday afternoon after a coal oil explosion in Orbiston Ohio. Funeral services were held at Green lawn cemetery and Stouts undertaking establishment with Masons present. They were both about 80, leaving four children and both families grieving.
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Orbiston
Edward Bridges
Bridges
Green Lawn Cemetery
Key, Courtney
Chauncey
Logan Hospital
Stout
Paramuthia
Harding Will Not Stump For Election Campaign
President Harding plans minimal personal participation in the forthcoming campaign to determine the 68th congress. He will advise in party counsels but avoid public stump speeches as administration spokesmen say no presidential campaigning this year.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Imperialism Not the Aim in Possessions
President Harding says U S aims at cooperation not imperialism in Haiti. The message to Haitian people was delivered through Leon de Jean, Haiti foreign minister, stressing a cooperative mission.
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Washington
United States
Haiti
Harding
Leon de Jean
Stated Conclave Athens Commandery No 15 K of P
Athens Commandery No 15 K of P holds a stated conclave on Wednesday September 27 at 7 30 PM Commander Charles A Cornwell and James A Palmer are listed as officers with date 9 25 23.
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Athens Commandery No. 15
Charles A. Cornwell
Jas. A. Palmer
Reed
Death of Sinois Central clerk found near railroad
The body of H. C. Ferguson chief clerk in the offices of the division superintendent of the Sinois Central railroad at Memphis was found beside the track between Harvey and Riverdale NL early today. Murder is suspected.
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Chicago
H. C. Ferguson
Sinois Central Railroad
Memphis
Murder Mystery Shocks Cleveland as Roxbury Fatally Shot
Cleveland police say they are mystified by the killing of Carl Roxbury a 33 year old man shot in the back on Quincy Avenue late last night He died shortly after The victim was reportedly engaged to a young woman in Akron and planned to visit yesterday but cancelled the engagement at the last moment.
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Cleveland
Carl Roxbury
Quincy Avenue
Roxbury
Akron
Dancing Tuesdays at Dalton's Academy
A brief notice invites listeners to regular dances every Tuesday and in the afternoon at Dalton's Academy with good music and a lively atmosphere.
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Dalton’s Academy
Good Music
Babson argues for retail distribution reform to curb living costs
Wellesley Hills Mass September 25 Roger W Babson urges focus on distribution over production to lower living costs. He says retailers deserve government help and consumer action to support reliable stores, limit variety, and pay cash while choosing one trusted shop. He cautions against lazy consumerism and destructive criticism.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Iself
Messenger Staff Dinner Sees Plans for Sunday Edition
About 30 members of The Messenger news staff and guests attended a dinner at the Berry Hotel and a following conference in the Athens Chamber of Commerce. J W Bush outlined plans to publish a regular Sunday edition beginning October 1 and reported strong reader interest across the paper’s wide territory. Several speakers from Athens and surrounding towns offered brief remarks.
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Messenger News
Berry Hotel
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Messenger Scrvbes
Berry
J. W. Bush
The
Messenger
Oliver Hartley
Pomeroy
C. Il. Bartlett
Nelsonville
F. W. Gibson
Amseville
Clinton Webb
Logan
Fr. L. Kelley
McArthur
W. G. Merritt
Rutland
W. B. Johnson
C. H. Harris
McKinley Sauer
Lee E. Dimond
Athens
W. Bus
K. P. Jennings
Lee Dimond
Bertha Dailey
P.O. Nichols
Earl Hickman
A of
C. H. Bartlett
Jon Webb
I. L. Ki
Russians given chance to back own position on Saghalien
Tokio reports a final Russo-Japanese conference meeting to be held today to allow Russians a last chance to decide their stance on Saghalien. If they refuse to compromise the talks may collapse, prompting Japanese delegates to return to Tokyo and signaling a second failed attempt at agreement after Darien.
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Tokio
Chang Chung
Saghalien
Japan
Darien
White House crossing claims two more victims
Cleveland reports at the White House crossing where Broad Way intersects multiple rail lines, two more people were killed today as cross traffic accidents continued at the busy junction.
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Cleveland
White House Crossing
Broadway
Pennsylvania
Wheeling and Lake Erie
A. B. C. Traction
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Ruess Castle
Ludwig Hassenptlug
William Strunk
Enver Pasha
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Raab
Roger Babson
Chain Store
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Frederic J. Haskin
Messenger Information Bureau
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