Japanese Propaganda and Immigration Pact Delay
Washington reports on Japan US relations noting Viscount Aoki’s view that two issues cannot be resolved on their merits and the press in the United States condemning radical Japanese propaganda. State Department officials expect no near-term developments while San Francisco tensions and a large Japanese fundraising effort aim to overturn the Saionji ministry and push immigration talks to a postponement. General Kuroki’s Seattle visit ends with thanks from Secretary Straus and farewell wishes for health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Radical Party
Japan
Viscount Aoki
United States
State Department
Devlin
San Francisco
Pactic Coast
Progressive Party of Japan
Saionji
Sanisco
America
Pleasant City Visits and Local Appointments
Pleasant City residents Mr. and Mrs. Bess hosted visitors from Friday to Monday. Miss Glenna Hlershirer and Roy Kackley return from Wittenbury College while Joseph McKim moved his family to a new residence north of town. The Puritan Coal Co began a new mine on Monday. Miss Lelia Lafollett returned east of Cambridge after a five week visit with her sister. Bertha Trott of Cumberland visited Aunt Della Allenn. Farmers Telephone Co tied in new lines enabling countrywide calls. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kackley shopped in Cambridge Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McKim
Hig
Puritan Coal Co
Lelia Lafollett
Cambridge
Bertha Trott
Cumberland
Della Allenn
Japanese general thanks secretary for courtesies in Seattle
Gen Kuroki telegraphs from Seattle thanking the Secretary of the Navy for the kindness shown during his visit to the United States. He says he leaves the country with most pleasant memories. A similar telegram was received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kuroki
Navy Department
Seattle
Secretary of the Navy
Just Waive Extradition In German Murder Case
Franz Just and Maria Dorsch waived extradition in Cleveland Ohio agreeing to return to Germany to face murder charges for the death of Justs wife. They have been jailed since arrest and German consul J A Lettenhauer secured the agreement to surrender to German authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justs
Cleveland
Franz Just
Maria Dorsch
Just
Germany
J. A. Lettenhauer
Cincinnati
Corn planting hampered by wet cold weather on Cambridge route
Cambridge R D reports slow corn planting as wet cold weather slows progress. Joe Boyd uses a road grader on the route. Charley Bryant of Middletown visited sister Mrs Kam Harding. A Saturday ice cream and berry supper at B Sarcher’s home drew I J Watson Hiram Harding Charney Bryant Wilber Gary and Lola of Pleasant Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Bryant
Middletown
Mrs
Kam Harding
B. Sarcher
I. J. Watson
Jami
Hiram Harding
Charney Bryant
Wilber Gary
Lola
Pleasant Valley
Local Notes From North Salem and Cambridge
North Salem officials report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Colvin last Sunday morning. Will Jones sold a coon dog for 28 dollars last week. Mr and Mrs A McKim attended a McKim reunion at E E McKim's Cambridge home last Saturday. Forney and Patterson painted their store roof. Fred Wilson and wife visited Mrs Wilson's parents, Mr and Mrs Harrison Porter, from Saturday to Monday. Residents attended the Henry Gray trial in Cambridge on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Colvin
Will Jones
T A. McKim & Wife
McKim
E. E McKim
Cambridge
Fred Wilson
Engine 7605 Rebuilt for Marietta Division Passenger Service
The Daily Jeffersonian notes extensive repairs by Pennsylvania Co in Marietta Division yards. Engine No 7605, once in passenger service, was rebuilt by Engineer Charles Vaughn and is now back in passenger use as if new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonian
Pennsylvania Co
Marietta
Charles Vaughn
Asas New
Washington News Roundup and Local Updates
Local notices report Washington residents with illnesses and recoveries. Chief items include Miss Martha Law recovering from bronchitis and Mrs. W. N. Parry easing from typhoid. School plans note summer session opening and a class day sermon at the Presbyterian church. A town council vacancy is filled and Dr Paisley buys new property in New Athens. Local marriage news shares a Steubenville wedding of Rev Woollett and Miss McKinney with plans to settle in Washington Ohio.
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Washington
Union School
Steubenville
Presbyterian Manse
Francis Ives Woollett
Presbyterian Church
Washington, D
Mary K McKinney
Boulder
Colo
F. W. Evans
Rev. Woollett
Rev. Evans
Ohio
Mrs James Bell Visits Relatives in Knox Township
Mrs James Bell of North Seventh Street is visiting relatives and friends in Knox township.
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James Bell
North Seventh Street
Knox Township
Local Notes From Senecaville And Surrounding Towns
Senecaville gossip notes visitations and births include H M Shaffer and baby with Plainfield relatives and a May 27 1907 birth for J T D ingis at San. Visits to Cambridge Quaker City Barnesville and Zanesville are listed along with Epworth League events in Macksburg and Cumberland commencement attendance. Smythe Bros horse buyers purchased eleven horses. Community updates mention Wallace Pettitt telegraphing near Pleasant Valley and local visits by numerous residents to Byesville Cambridge Buffalo and Macksb rapidly.
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H. M. Shaffer
Baby
Plainfield
Coshocton County
J. T. Dingis
San
G. M. Miley
Quaker City
Barnesville
C. S. Brown
A Lepage
Cambridge
Birds and social rounds mark local notes of week
Miss Nettie Forney left Wednesday for an extended visit with her sister in Philadelphia. A social was held at Linton Saturday night. John Case Estella Clemens John Ingram and wife and Evan Ingram and wife visited W. E. Johnson last Sunday. F. W. Peiter bought a fine horse from James McDonald. Blanche Dull spent weekend with J. L. Cosby near North Salem. J. H. Dull and family attended a musical at Newcomerstown Friday. Edna Ingram visited Mrs. Charlotte Evans Saturday night. Mrs. Mary Eckfelt of Phillipsburg was guest of Mrs. Jack Stephen Sunday.
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Nettie Forney
Philadelphia
Linton
John Case
Estella Clemens
John Ingram
Evan Ingram
W. E. Johnson
F. W. Peiter
James McDonald
Blanche Dull
J. L. Cosby
North Salem
J. H. Dull
Newcomerstown
Edna Ingram
Charlotte Evans
Pomona Grange meets at Rock Hill with strong program
The Pomona Grange gathering at Rock Hill on June 7 featured an installation of officers led by J T Beggs and J E Armstrong, address by State Secretary L J Taber, and speeches by Rainey and others. A noon dinner was served and the meeting adjourned with plans for an August session. The report notes attendance was fair due to late-season field work and mentions local community notes and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Rock Hill
J.T. Beggs
J. E. Armstrong
Mawhoor
John Little
J. P. Watson
D. E. Branen
Treas
T. W. McNary
H. Dyer
Rainey
Washington County
W. A. Chalfant
J. W. Cale
Velma Patterson
S. W. Luccock
J. B. Stewart
Local Social and Church Notes From Salem Area
Salem residents Isabel Hartley and sons James and Charley visited near Salesville last week. Z W Potts of Cambridge visited his parents Sabbath. Elton Winnett of Cambridge visited near New Gottengen. Charley Bennett and Charley Warehime lost horses last week. A Gibson dance drew a good crowd with music. Salem church Children's service June 9 was well attended. Clarence McGee returns from Granville to home. Arthur Brady of near Senecaville goes to Zanesville for work. Sunday school convention at St Johns church was well attended. Thomas Workman made a business trip to Cambridge.
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Isabel Hartley
Newark
James
Charley Hartley
Salesville
Z. W. Potts
Cambridge
Sam Potts
Elton Winnett
New Gottengen
Gibson
Salemae Church
Arthur Brady
Senecaville
Zanesville
St. John’s Church
Local Briefs From Londonderry Community
Mrs H C Boniphant remains confined indoors for health reasons. Mrs B V Masters and daughter visited Freeport last week. Children’s day services planned for June 23. Board of education hired several teachers including J W Morton Cora Decker and G G Brean with more to be hired July 6. Wedding rumors circulate. Miss Taylor is ill. Many plan to attend Washington Normal. Prof Comeill visited last week to promote it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Masters
Freeport
Board of Education
Yankee Point
J. W. Morton
Long Run
Jessie Hunt
Fair Ground
Cora Decker
Crab Orchard
C. O. Masters
G. G. Brean
Green Wood
Ray Clentthan
Winterset Residents Share Visits Across Nearby Towns
Winterset R D 1 Mrs. Oscar Wyrick and daughters Mary and Clara near Washington visited Johnny Wyrick and family. Miss Olive Wilson and sister Pearl near Cambridge spent Thursday with Inez Swaim. Miss Lydia Wood of Clio stayed with her sister Mrs. Prudence Wishart. Miss Ethel Tedrick visiting Concord friends. Mrs. James Combs and son Roll of Freeport R D spent Friday with Jennings Parker. Miss Daise Mallarnee closed a successful term at Sugartree. Oscar Tedrick and family with Mrs. Margaret Linen and others spent Sabbath with James Tedrick. Kittie Combs visited Freeport R D 6. Knob schoolhouse closing drew a large crowd. Miss Mabel Wyrick of Cambridge visits grandparents. Nette Parker stayed with sister Mrs. Jonz Grimsley. Children’s night at Allen’s drew many locals. James Willis visited Jennings Parker over Sunday. Will Tedrick made a business trip to Cambridge. Lemuel Lewis and Mell Bair called on the Misses Johnston of Freeport R D 3.
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R. E. Lawrence
Wheeling
Mary
W. O. Moore
Hopewell
David Miller
Cambridge
Washington
Oscar Wyrick
Clara
Johnny Wyrick
Olive Wilson
Pearl
Inez Swaim
Daise Mallarnee
Sugartree
Miss Mallarnee
Oscar Tedrick
Margaret Linen
Frank Swaim
Leon Crosgrove
Ray Ballinger
Ira Terdick
James Tedrick
James Ballinger
Tedrick
Kittie Combs
James Combs
Freeport R. D
Knob
Mabel Wyrick
Jacob Wyrick
James Willis
Jennings Parker
Will Tedrick
Kimbolton R D 2 Children’s Day At Rocky Fork
Kimbolton R D 2 observes a children’s day at Rocky Fork with a large crowd and successful exercises. Mrs Quale and Miss Prosser of Canal Dover visit with Newton Moore prior to a departure for Wisconsin. B M Shaw and Chas Rotbdged plan six weeks carpenter work in Fairview. Miss Manda Braniger injures foot on a safety pin. Mrs Emma Devault is seriously ill with inward cancer with slim chances of recovery. Miss Goldie Johnson of Cambridge remains mentioned.
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Mrs. Quale
Miss Prosser
Canal Dover
Newton Moore
Wisconsin
B. M. Shaw
Chas. Rotbdged
Fairview
Manda Braniger
Emma Devault
Goldie Johnson
Cambridge
Local Notices and Minor Community Events
Salesville resident John Kester nurses a broken limb while Simon Lent sold a colt last week. Hiram Watson adds a barn extension, and Miss Ethel Perry remains indisposed for several days. Earl Eagan killed four snakes Saturday morning. Lottie Hurst’s residence was repainted. Louis Sheen of Cambridge, Bell Telephone manager, traveled to Barnesville. Mrs Lottie Hurst and daughter Mary attended Albert Linton’s funeral in Caldwell. Simon Lent visited his brother James near Senecaville. S. O. Brill and wife spent Sunday with their mother west of town.
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Simon Lent
Hiram Watson
Ethel Perry
Earl Eagan
Lottie Hurst
Louis Sheen
Cambridge
Bell Telephone
Barnesville
Mary of
Caldwell
Albert Linton
James
Senecaville
Local Families Attend Church and Visit Kin
Kimbolton R D 1 I A Bell of Guernsey R D 1 and Roy R Gregg of Cambridge took a business trip. T S Taylor spent several days with daughters Mrs Andreson Atcheson and Mrs E A Taylor near Bloomfield. J T Anderson and family New Concord W L Mathews and wife Kimbolton and Howard Mathews Post Boy visited J L Mathews family. Mrs H S McCullough wore vests to visit her mother and Jennie McCulley Frank Duff and Bertha Hopewell joined relatives. R A Gibson family Rocky Fork visited Mrs Anderson Atcheson Peters Creek and Mrs Prof W O Moore Washington. Communion services set at Mt Hermon next Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Taylor
Andreson Atcheson
E. A. Taylor
Bloomfield
J. T. Anderson
New Concord
W. L. Mathews
Kimbolton
Howard Mathews
Post Boy
J. L. Mathews
H.S. McCullough
Jennie McCulley
Frank Duff
Bertha
Hopewell
R. A. Gibson and Family
Rocky Fork
Anderson Atcheson
Peters Creek
W. O. Moore
Washington
Mt. Hermon
James Lindsey Heads to Newark and Akron on Business Trip
James Lindsey of North 9th Street left Tuesday morning for a business trip to Newark and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lindsey
North 9Th Street
Newark
Akron
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Achi
Radi
Cal
Gen. Kupok
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Gen. Kuroki
Care
Wash
Ostar S. Straus
Pleasant City
Mrs. Bess
Parkerspare
Glenna Hlershirer
Roy Kackley
Wittenbury College
Farmers Telephone Co
Mrs. J. M. Kackley
Cambridge R.D
Joe Boyd
Forney & Patterson
Henry Gray
Macauley
New York World
Lawrence
Wm. Hanna
Washington Telephone Company
A. E. Yeager
The
Methodist Church
Della Hyde
W. O
Washington High School
M. E. Church
At & O
F. T. Eagleson
Cambridge Orchestra
Rizza H. Shipley
Carrie W. Shipman
Mary C. Lawrence
Gertrude B. Duncan
Miss Lawrence
Cel Esa Thoan
Byesville
Ballon
W. S. Borton
Mabel Rich
Lewis Huffman
J. W. Pennell
Elia Sullivan
Emma Winnett
Maggie Morrison
Hattie Davidson
Laura Dilley
Mel Campbell
Lucille
Smythe Bros
Nora Marquis
Mullie
Buffalo
Walter Scott
Pittsburg
Howard Harris
Macksburg
Mesdames
Lulu Frame
Jura Harris
Jeo
Min Hutchison
Mary Young
Cuma Reich
Millie
Grace Rose
Epworth League
M. Thompson
Edwin Cale
Charley Lafollette
Wm. Pettitt
Jas. Aduddle
Pearl Amama
Ray Pettitt
Mary Eckfelt
Phillisburg
Jack Stephen
Ben Williams
Fred Braniger and Son
George Stofer
Geo. Shaw
Fisher Bros
George Bell
Dave Thompson
Yingling & Son
Columbus
Salem
Charley Bennett
Charley Warehime
Clarence McGee
Granville
Thomas Workman
Londonderry
H. C. Boniphant
Miss Taylor
Washington Normal
Prof
Comeill
Winterset R. D. 1
Lydia Wood
Clio
Prudence Wishart
Ethel Tedrick
Concord
Rolland
Nette Parker
Jonz Grimsley
Allen
Messrs
Lemuel Lewis
Mell Bair
Johnston
Freeport R. ID
John Kester
S. O. Brill
I. A. Bell
Guernsey R. D
Roy R. Gregg
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