Labor's Cause IO Pleaded By Davis At Home
West Virginia crowds hear the Democratic nominee John W. Davis on a third tour through the mountain state He advocates labor rights anti child labor amendment equal opportunity and war resistance He stresses contracts for labor and capital and previews stops in Charleston Huntington and Rinfield before returning east.
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LABOR
Davis
Charleston
W. VA
John W. Davis
West Virgina
Hinton
America
Crow
Thurmond
Montromery
Huntington
West Virginia
Rinfield
Washington
Wilmington
Illness Strikes Amherst Family After Mushroom Meal
Mr and Mrs Charlies Spivot and their daughter became seriously ill after consuming what they believed were mushrooms. The son did not eat the meal. Physicians expect a full recovery for the trio.
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Amherst
Charlies Spivot
President Coolidge Sought to Aid Philadelphia Political Crisis
Philadelphia reports a Law Enforcement League telegram asks President Coolidge to intervene in the feud between Mayor Freeland Kendrick and General Smedley Butler over public safety. Supporters plan a big Academy of Music protest meeting Monday against his dismissal as the General arrives for a Carpenters Hall event.
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Philadelphia
Coolidge
Freeland Kendrick
Smedley D. Butler
White House
Law Enforcement League
Academy of Music
Ohio State Teachers Association to Meet in Columbus
Arrangements for the holiday session in Columbus December 29 to 31 were to be made at a conference in Columbus between President R. G. Jones and the association's executive committee and department presidents. Members attending included RK Offenhaurer and Mark Evans of Lima, Co V Cookson of Urbana, Nellie Huston of Bellefontaine, BR Skinner of Marietta, and A J Beatty of Middletown. A decorated illuminated fountain powered by an electric light socket was planned for the occasion.
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Columbus
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
R. G. Jones
Cleveland
EF. Offen‘haurer
Lima
Mark Evans
Co. V. Cookson
Urbana
Nellie Huston
Bellefontaine
BR. O. Skinner
Marietta
A. J. Beatty
Middletown
Governor Donahey Appeals for Campaign Donations
Public spirited citizens in Columbus are urged by Governor Donahey to donate a dollar or more to his campaign fund. He says he is not rich and relies on ordinary taxpayers who favor honesty economy and efficiency in government. An accounting of all funds will be provided.
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Cincinnati
Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Congress
Columbus
Donahey
Ene
Cleveland Metal Products Co
Platt Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Death of Sawyer Delays Campaign in Ohio
Ohio campaign events shift after the death of Brigadier General Charles F. Sawyer. Governor candidate Harry L. Davis will speak in Findlay on Monday, as Marion’s national and state GOP opening is postponed out of respect for the Sawyer family.
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Ohio
Marion
Charles FE. Sawyer
Harding
Harry L. Davis
Findlay
Mines resume at Lorain Lincoln mine after one month idle
Operations have been resumed in about two thirds of the Lorain Coal and Dock Company's Lincoln mine in Lansing after a fire endangered 250 men. The blaze is not yet out but inspectors have confined a third of the mine to smother the flames.
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Lansing
Lorain Coal & Dock Company
Lincoln
Grant New Route Out of Glouster
The Post Office Department authorizes Rural Route No. 6 from Glouster effective November 17, 1924. The route serves southwest and west territory, aiding about 243 families and former Orbiston patrons after its recent discontinuation. No petition was filed. approval followed a post office inspector’s recommendation.
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Post Office Department
Foster
Glouster
Orbiston
Elyrian Hecock Elected President of Cleveland Florists
Hecock elected president of the Cleveland Florist Association. The Elyrian has been a member for fifteen years.
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Elyrian Elyria
Defiance College to Install New Dormitory Plan Leaders
Mrs. Alice V. Morrill will hold the unique office of house mother in the men s dormitory under a new Defiance College government plan. She now serves as assistant dean of women. Prof. Ernest J D Gilbert is named dean of men with Morrill acting as assistant.
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Defiance
Alice V. Morrill
Defiance College
Morrill
Ernest JD. Gilbert
Glycerine Mixture For Gas On Stomach
Simple glycerine buckthorn bark and other ingredients as mixed in Adlerika help gas on the stomach in ten minutes. Adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowels removing gases and poisons. Useful for obstinate constipation and guards against appendicitis. Gibson's Pharmacy Athens. Sold in Murray by Pol lings Drug Store.
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Gibson’s
Athens
Murray
Polings Drug Store
Typhoid Fever Toll Costs West Virginia Over Million
Charleston report shows typhoid fever cost the state more than a million dollars in 1923. Health authorities cite 261 typhoid deaths and an estimated ten cases per death, yielding about 2,510 cases statewide according to incomplete records.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Health Department
Ryder Press Foundry to Move Plant to Marion
H Ryder of the Ryder Press Foundry announces moving the entire plant from Bucyrus to Marion. The firm, now employing twelve men, cites failure of local capital to invest in a $25 000 stock for expansion as the reason for leaving Bucyrus. The move will occur before the first of the year.
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Ryder Press
Marion
Ryders
Bucyrus
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