Labor Fails For Third Party At Ohio Convention
Mansfield Ohio September 26 The Ohio State Federation of Labor votes down a proposal to organize a third party and rejects a resolution to recognize Soviet Russia. Cincinnati delegate Joseph Hareing defends labor politics. Governor Donahey and eight hour law enforcement discussed. Thomas J. Duffy named chairman of the industrial commission.
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Mansfield, O
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Russia
United States
Mansfield Trades Council
Joseph C. Ifareing
Cincinnati
Organization of Labor
Organized Labor
Hareing
Donahey
Coolidge
Boston
Thomas J. Duffy
Ice Cream Pie Social at Deep Hollow School House
An ice cream and pie social with entertainment is planned for Friday evening September 28 at the Deep Hollow School House. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Deep Hollow
War Veteran Says He Quit Smoking To See Bonus Passed
A war veteran reports he has stopped smoking with the aim of living long enough to witness the government bonus approval. He notes health improvements and urges others to quit for financial support.
Mad as They Lived in Europe
A fragment notes people appearing angry or unsettled as they carried on in Europe, hinting at mood or social climate without specific events or names.
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Eurpe
Local Notes From Albany And Surroundings
Miss Margaret Lax of Athens spent the weekend with her sister near Albany. Miss Hazel Lowther attends John Hancock High School this year. Mrs. J. S. Sisson and baby left Monday for Frost for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Higley were Sunday visitors at Will Higley’s home. The M. EK Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Elmer Searles Thursday at 2 P M.
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Margaret Lax
Athens
Albany
Hazel Lowther
John Hiancock
J. S&s. Sisson
Frost
Alva Higley
Will Higley
M. EK
Ladies Aid
Elmer Searles
Local Social and Housing Moves Reported
Mr and Mrs E A Bowers host Sunday dinner with W H Powers of Columbus and Mrs CR Brown plus Miss Florence Brown. W H Bowers is a brother of Mrs Brown and Mrs E A Bowers. William McCanley family moving to new farm near Chase. Hoisington to occupy vacated property. J S Sisson to move into Ferguson property vacated by Hoisington. Nine applicants sat Rural Route carrier Civil Service exam in place of Wilbur Baughman. Mrs F E Bolton travels to Wilmington Delaware to see her first grandchild Janet Bolton and visit son Ernest Bolton and wife.
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E. A. Bowers
W. H. Powers
Columbus
CR. Brown
Florence Brown
W. H. Bowers
Brown
William McCanley
Chase
Hoisington
McCauley
J. S. Sisson
Ferguson
Civil Service
Wilbur Baughman
Albany
F. FE. Bolton
Wilmington
Delaware
Janet Bolton
Ernest Bolton
Reverend Warner Returns as Minister to four local charges
Rev. Howard Warner is reassigned to Albany Hebbardsville Temple and Town House. The public is invited to greet the new minister and his wife at services next Sunday. Warner has enrolled in classes three days weekly at D A and Mrs. Warner teaches at Hebbards ville School.
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Howard Warner
Albany
Hebbardsville
Temple
Townhouse
Warner
D. A
Hebbardsville School
Mrs Ed Lasch Hosts Miss Lovinia Schuttler Visit
Mrs Ed Lasch welcomes her guest Miss Lovinia Schuttler of Wheeling West Virginia for a two week stay in town.
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Ed Lasch
Lovinia Schuttler
Wheeling
W. Va
Social calendar events in Marion and nearby towns
Mrs. Frank Knapp of Marion hosts relatives and friends including Mrs. Eldon Dailey and daughters Elsie and Jean. Miss Faye Cline holds an embroidery party. The Wednesday club plans a weiner roast at Tull Crest. Everett Carbaugh visits from Chase with his parents. Mrs. O I D Dailey assists Historic Spots site selection for a memorial dedicating Fr. Gower with Joshua Sands and others.
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Frank Knapp
Marion
Eldon Dailey
O. D. Dailey
David
Elsie
Jean
Faye Cline
Dean Knapp
Knapp
Everett Carbaugh
Chase
Elmer Searles
Mr. Dutton
H. H. Parrish
Coolville
Sale of Farm Goods and Livestock at Oliver Farm
I will hold a farm sale at the Harley Smith farm one mile north of Hebbardsville on Saturday October 6 1923. Items include horses cows calves hogs hens poultry hay wagons farming gear household goods and more. Sale starts at 9 o clock a m terms are announced day of sale lunch served on grounds. Auctioneers Matt Throckmorton and A L Oliver.
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Harley Smith
Hebbardsville
Poland
A. L. Oliver Matt Throckmorton
Durham
Jersey
Farrow
Social visit described at Humphrey home
The stone. Mrs. Dailey and Mr. Sands were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Humphrey.
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The
Stone
Hill leads Myers in fifth Washington special election
Tubulations early today gave Judge Sam B. Hill a lead of 373 votes over State Senator Charles E. Myers in the fifth Washington district special congressional election.
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Spokane
Wash
Sam B. Hill
Charles E. Myers
Bankers oppose government aid and soldiers bonus
Atlantic City report from the American Bankers association denounces governmental aid to any class or industry, the soldiers' bonus, rising public employe numbers, and wage increases. It urges official standing for U.S. reparations negotiators, warns isolation risks, criticizes wheat purchase bids, and notes government employes exceed 500,000 with per capita taxation rising from 22.95 in 1914 to 97.15. The document questions the bonus as an unwarranted tax burden.
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Atlantic City
N. J
America
American Banker's Association
Germany
Reparations Commission
Debt Funding Committee
Great Britain
France
Newspapers Return to Normal After New York Strike
Greater New York press resumes near normal as 18 and 20 page editions replace eight pages. The Combined New York Newspapers banner remains, editorials are still missing, and many operators travel from distant cities to work under Major George S L Berry's call.
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New York
George SL. Berry
Actors as Auto Dodgers Proved Poor at Jumping Towns
Reader asks if actors make good auto dodgers by jumping from one town to another. The answer is no.
Hokey Palmer and Ford Rogers Fly Toward Pulitzer Races
Marine Corps fliers Horace Hokey Palmer and Ford O Rogers passed over Athens at 1130 PM en route to St Louis air races via Dayton. A telegram from Mrs J A Palmer reported arrival in Moundsville WV at 1030 AM Wednesday. They previously set a flight record reaching Washington after a Santo Domingo crossing with Navy officials welcoming them.
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Horace “Hokey” Palmer
Ford O. Rogers
Marine Corps
Athens
St. Louis
Dayton
J. A. Palmer
Hokey
Moundsville
Ohio bus riders to be insured for six thousand dollars
Insurance policy requirements announced by the state utilities commission provide that passengers on buses in Ohio will be insured for six thousand dollars each against injury. The measure applies to all bus companies operating in the state and was issued from Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Quarantine violator fined in Glouster court
Glouster Jimmie Coryelli of near old mine 2 was fined five dollars and costs in Mayor Gormley's court on Tuesday for violating a quarantine notice. The Coryelli home was quarantined by Health Officer Blower for scarlet fever. He reportedly took two children along and walked toward McLeish. Blower had him arrested and warned rigid enforcement and follow up arrests. Also noted, Mr and Mrs Ambrose Gibbs and Mrs Henry Williams traveled to Columbus. Williams sought an X-ray at Grant hospital for a long standing left knee issue.
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Jimmie Coryelli
Near Old Mine 2
Costa
Gormley
Coryelli
Blower
McLeish
Ambrose Gibbs
Henry Williams
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Fire Devastates Clay Bank Hamlet in Suspected Arson
Deputy Fire Marshal Gormley investigated a Sunday night blaze at Clay Bank near New Lexington that destroyed the only store and four residences. Authorities say the fire is incendiary. Sam Clark returned to Syracuse on Tuesday after a visit with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs John Clark Jr.
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Gormley
Clay Bank
New Lexington
Sam Clark
Syracuse
John Clark Jr
Messenger misreports death of Jefferson Love
The Messenger representative gave incorrect information yesterday regarding the death of Jefferson Love. This error prompts a correction to clarify the actual circumstances surrounding Mr Love’s death.
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Messenger
Jefferson Love
Local man Love reported improving after death rumor
A Kerry Oak resident clarified that Mr. Love was not dead and had shown clear signs of recovery this morning. The rumor originated from a young man in Kerry Oak who admitted he had been misinformed.
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Irish Ridge
Mandt Couple Take Motor Tour Through Multiple Cities
Mr and Mrs John Mandt of Charleston West Virginia spent several days with friends in this city and at Jacksonville leaving at the start of the week on a motor trip to Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago St Louis Detroit and to points in Canada
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John Mandt
Charleston
W. Va
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Canada
Blower Family Plans Move to California
Phil Blower and several relatives are moving to California. He will settle in Santa Ana after traveling to locate there. Four Blower children Albert Sibert Girard and Irene will drive to California Thursday, while Mrs. Blower and two sons Floyd and Ralph will depart in about two weeks. John, another son, likely remains behind.
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Phil Blower
California
Santa Ana
Albert
Sibert
Girard
Irene
Caifornia
Mr and Mrs Frank Butts Visit Porterfield Relatives
Mr and Mrs Frank Butts traveled to Porterfield today to visit relatives and catch up with family ties.
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Frank Butts
Porterfield
Visi
Dodson Visit In Sayre Mentioned By Local Notes
Mrs L. C. Dodson and Aon, Har old, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dodson at Sayre.
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L. C. Dodson
Aon, Harold
Mrs
J. W. Dodson
Sayre
Minister Landsittel Promoted to Columbus Assignment
Rev. J. L. Landsittel longtime pastor of the Glouster M E church is transferred to Columbus as assistant pastor of King Avenue M E church. He and his family depart Saturday for Columbus. Rev A A Turner of McArthur will come to town and lead Sunday services. Rev G T Timberlake of Sedalia near Chillicothe will take the Trimble Jacksonville charge succeeding Rev. Cape transferred to Galland near Waterford.
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J. L. Landsittel
Glouster M. E
Columbus
King Avenue M. E
Sedalia
Chillicothe
Trimble-Jacksonville
Eap
Oalland
Waterford
Systematic Dishwashing Steps for Efficient Cleanup
The guide outlines a routine to prepare for dishwashing by scraping and stacking items before washing. It emphasizes doing the diss and wash in a regular order to maintain efficiency and consistency throughout the task.
Pharmacopoeia Translation Efforts Move to China
United States pharmacopoeia is undergoing translation into Chinese as part of broader international standardization. Experts from U.S. and Chinese health authorities collaborate to align quality and safety terminology.
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United States
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