Navy Friends Tie Fate Across Worlds Of War Memories
Val, a naval officer with a Shanghai posting, recalls his youth and a rekindled bond with Brad Norris as they meet in a Manila club. Val longs for shore duty as assistant naval attache in Paris while Janice Edding lingers in his thoughts after a night of quiet tenderness and unspoken promise.
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Manila
Val
Janice Edding
China
Army and Navy Club
States
Delic
Jan
Academy
Hte
Mirai
Mimi
Shanghai
Goodby
Sampan
Brad
Taft
Eddings
Brad Norr
Naval
Academs Davya
Severn
Brad Norris
Rad
Mediterranean
North China
Paris
Deering
Department
Yangtze
South China
Lead Particles in Cider Found Source of Poison
Dr Logan Clendening recounts historic Devonshire cider lead poisoning linked to lead-lined presses in Alphington and Exeter. He traces the Devonshire colic to cider contamination, notes testing by George Baker, and connects to West India Dry Grapes in America. Editor adds pamphlet offer details.
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Logan Clendening
Plymouth
Devon
England
Modbury
George Baker
Devonshire
Exeter
Alphington
Herefordshire
Severn
John Huxham
Portugal
Huxham
Wall
Worcester
Hereford
Gloucester
Poitou
Voltaire
America
Cadwalader
Philadelphia
West India
Benjamin Franklin
Clendening
Logan Daily News and Associated Press Terms
The Logan Daily News records its consolidation with The Hock Ine Sentinel and The Ohio Democrat with editors R Kenneth Kerr Robert Rochester Claudes Bright and specifies AP use of news dispatches. Subscription rates are listed for local Logan carriers and wider areas, including outside Hocking County.
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Hock- Ine Sentinel
Ohio Democrat
Logan Daily News
R. Kenneth Kerr Robert Rochester Claudes- Bright
Associated Press
Engineering Renaissance In The Next Decade Urges Youth
Charles F. Kettering predicts an engineering renaissance in the next ten years, sparked by fundamentals recognition and increased experimentation. He urges graduates to assess risks, choose important problems, and notes public mood should not overshadow future technological progress driven by engineers.
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Charles F. Kettering
Kettering
Este
Tess
Engineers Aim to Free Time With Simpler Living
The remarks describe engineers seeking easier, simpler, handier ways to perform global work. They aim to reduce drudgery so people spend less time on essentials and more on life enriching activities. The commentary contrasts this with nostalgia for the past and predicts a new era brighter than the twenties.
State patrol vows crackdown on hitch hikers in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania state highway patrol led by Captain Wilson C. Price vows to jail or fine anyone caught thumbing a ride, equating hitch hikers with panhandlers. Price likens their nerve to panhandling on a large scale, praising motorists who support the crackdown.
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Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol
Wilson C. Price
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Steals Radiator Case Before Magistrate
Ed Buler of Logan faced arraignment before Magistrate S B Whitehart for stealing an automobile radiator. He was fined ten dollars and costs after the Monday hearing.
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Ed Buler
Logan
S. B. Whitehart
Stage Leaves Hospital After Hernia Surgery
JMarry Stage of Nelsonville underwent hernia surgery at Cherrington Hospital and was released on Monday.
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Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Message on Bottle Found Near Crystal Rock
A bottle washed ashore at Crystal Rock near Sandusky bore a note asking for rescue. It read Please come and get me. I am on Sugar's land. My plane is wrecked. Please hurry. Floyd Owczarke, 177 Dexter Street, Toledo. Police in Sandusky and Toledo investigate.
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Sandusky
Crystal Rock
Amon Sugar 'Sland
Floyd Owezarke
Dexter Street
Toledo
Poice
Owczarke
Danger spots in slam bidding from bridge lessons
Central Press columnist E V Shepard explains risk points in slams when bidders do not follow feature showing. He cites examples where misapplied signals, odd leads, and wrong endplay choices create doubled contracts and missed top scores, highlighting how careful bidding matters.
Three Men Bound Over in Wool Theft Case
Three men Mitchell Wade Sam Hickman and Francis Tubbs pled not guilty before Magistrate 8 B Whitehart and were bound over to the grand jury on charges of stealing 26 fleeces of wool from Harley Paxton Big Pine. Sheriff Joe Farbeann arrested Hickman Sunday after officials identified him. the fleeces stolen on June 1 were later recovered and sold.
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Harley Paxton
B. Whitehart Monfay
Mitchell Wade
Sam Hickman
Francis Tubbs
Joe Farbeann
Hickman
Farbeann
OSU students listed for vacation arrival from Logan
Ohio State University students arriving Friday and Saturday for the vacation period include Logan residents James Acker Christine Eberst Morton Epstein Chas Wloyd Charles Greene Minnie Heipe Tom R. McGovern Charles Notestone Alice Poston Don Postop Stanley Risch Nelle Schwenke Charles Shepard Jane Thurbess John W. Wellman and Kathryn Wright.
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Ohio State University
Ohio State
Logan
James Acker
Christine Eberst
Morton Epstein
Chas Wloyd
Charles Greene
Minnie Heipe
Tom R. McGovern
Charles Notestone
Alice Poston
Don Postop
Stanley Risch
Nelle Schwenke
Charles Shepard
Jane Thurbess
John W. Wellman
Kathryn Wright
Mussolini Suffers Black Eye After Horse Knock Incident
Rome reports Mussolini the Italian premier suffered a black eye after being knocked from his horse by a hanging branch during a daily ride. The premier attributed the injury to the surprise encounter and presented no serious harm.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Duce
Smiley Couple Announce Birth of Son William Jr
Mr and Mrs William G Smiley of Wright Apartments announce the birth of a son William G Jr on Monday The Smiley is employed by the state highway department.
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William G. Smiley
Wright Apartments
Wm. G. Jr
Smiley
State Highway Department
Fetheroff Couple Announce Birth of Son at Green Township
Mr and Mrs Wayne Fetheroff of the Wright farm Green township announce the birth of a son.
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Wayne Fetheroff
Wright Farm
Green Township
Carefree Lieutenant and Lovers in Shanghai Harbor
Lieutenant Valentine Preston aboard a gunboat in China hurries toward Shanghai harbor to bid farewell to his childhood sweetheart Janice Bolding sails with family toward the United States. An attractive girl secures the last sampan to the liner in the bay, blocking their exit.
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Valentine Preston
China
Shanghai
Goodby
Janice Bolding
United States
United States and Germany Sign New Treaty
The United States and Germany signed a new treaty of friendship commerce and consular rights in Washington to replace the 16 year old pact. It would end the unconditional most favored nation clause but keep provisions on residence navigation and consular rights.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Grotto Gardens Dine and Dance Spot Attracts Crowds
Grotto Gardens in Hocking county, run by C. E. Bailey, draws large nightly crowds. Percy Lowery and his sepia crew perform one night, with the Red coats of New Lexington supplying rhythm Friday and Saturday. The venue sits five miles south of Logan on Route 41 with an open air pavilion.
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Grotto Gardens
Hocking County
C. EK. Bailey
Gold Bar
Percy Lowery
Lowery
Redcoats
New Lexington
Logan
Visits in Laurelvill e keepers of Oliver Floyd
Col and Mrs Oliver Floyd recently of Washington DC spend a short furlough with Mrs Margaret Floyd in Laurelville. Col Floyd has been transferred to San Diego California.
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Oliver Floyd
Washington, D. C
Margaret Floyd
Laurelville
Col. Floyd
San Diego
Calif
Teachers Hired in County Schools
Hiring of teachers is complete per County Superintendent J. W. Coleman. Names hired Friday and Saturday nights include Carbon Hill high school Ben Ross Mildred Clark Paul Carr Floyd Pence and Delphine Hichel. Grade School Sylvia Dodds Edith Chute Edna Johnson. Sand Run Gerald DeVol Adrian Turner. Monday Scott Bowers Lawrence Lehman Adrian Dodds. Orbiston Myrtle Wallett. Jobs Lulu Smith. New Pottsburg Floyd Beal Ethel Hellyer. Newtown Roy Beal Ruth Carsener.
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J. W. Coleman
Carbon Hill High School
Rites Tomorrow for Jacob Kleinschmidt 48
Funeral services for Jacob Kleinschmidt who died suddenly at his home on EF Main Street will be conducted tomorrow at 2:00 PM at the residence with Rev A L Heyde in charge. Burial follows at Oak Grove Cemetery via Woodard Funeral Service. Survived by widow two sons Charles and Thomas four brothers John Lewis Walter Rey all of Logan three sisters Emma Logan Mrs Arthur Schenk Bus and Mrs Joe Crook Neville and three grandchildren.
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Jacob Kleinschmidt
EF. Main Street
A. L. Heyde
Oak Grove Cemetery
Woodard
Charles
Thomas
Kleinschmidt
John
Lewis
Walter
Rey
Logan
Emma
Arthur Schenk
Bus
Joe Crook
Neville
Confesses 1904 Schoolhouse Fire in Wisconsin
An elderly man in Superior Wisconsin confessed to burning a frame schoolhouse at Ma ple in 1904 over a grudge against the teacher. Assistant county Prosecutor James McKay said the statute of limitations prevents prosecution.
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Superior
Wis
District Attorney's Office
Maple
James McKay
McKay
MISS GREEN IMPROVED FROM HOSPITAL RETURN HOME
Gladys Green of Carbon Hill, previously confined at Cherrington hospital after an appendicitis operation, returned home Sunday.
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Gladys Green
Carbon Hill
Cherrington Hospital
Mrs Johnson to Make Home with Daughter after Stroke
Mrs Nathan Johnson of Columbus who recently suffered a stroke will reside with her daughter Mrs Jacoles in Logan. She was transported here in the Heinlein invalid coach.
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Nathan Johnson
Columbus
Jacoles
Logan
Supreme Court Reversals and Tax History in Wilson Era
Washington overview by Leslie Eichel notes how the Supreme Court reversed income tax rulings, reflecting Congress voices later. The piece cites Woodrow Wilson and Grover Cleveland, detailing 1895 tax decisions, panic, monopolies, and shifting economic policy.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Mr. Wilson
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Labor’s idle class creates a dependent future for workers
A mine workers’ leader warns that deliberate unemployment forms a labor class to be sustained by the rest, arguing that forced idleness harms morale and risks passing relief conditions to workers’ children as jobs remain scarce. The speaker cautions that the right to support could supplant the need for employment if the trend continues.
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United States
Division of Work and the 28 Hour Week Proposal
President Lewis argues work should be divided among the capable, shortening standard hours to a fair basis. He endorses an 80 hour week as a starting point, with small downward readjustments toward a 28 hour week to balance labor supply and demand.
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Lewis
Clara Scott Rites Planned for Wednesday at New Plymouth
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Scott who died Sunday night at her Starr township home will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at the New Plymouth Presbyterian church. Burial follows at the nearby cemetery under Leonard Funeral Service. The 69 year old widow of James Scott leaves two sons Fred of the home and E of Columbus, plus three brothers and two sisters.
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Clara Scott
Starr Township
New Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Leonard Funeral Service
Dutch Holland In Serious Condition After Milwaukee Attack
Chicago reports say Robert Dutch Holland, famed slugger, lies in serious condition in a Milwaukee hospital after he was attacked in Minneapolis. Authorities are investigating the assault and the victim underwent surgery for injuries sustained in the incident.
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Chicago
Ropert
Holland
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Huls Rites Set For Wednesday At Advent Church
Funeral services for Mrs. J. W. Huls of Rockbridge, who died Saturday, will be held Wednesday at 1 p m at Advent Christian Church with Rev. R Chambers officiating. The body will be placed in a mausoleum at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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J. W. Huls. Rockbridge
Advent Christian Church
Rev
R. Chambers
Oak Grove Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Include Ira H Shurtz and Ida May Champion
Ira H Shurtz a 68 year old farmer of Swan Township Vinton County and Ida May Champion a 60 year old cook of Logan were issued marriage licenses on June 3.
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Ira H
Shurtz Farmer
Swan Twp
Vinton County
Ida May Champion
Cook
Logan
Funeral for Mrs. F. B. Barthlow Held at Residence
Mr. and Mrs. Will Barthlow and Mrs. John Hunter attended the funeral at a Columbus residence this afternoon. Services were conducted at two o'clock. Mrs. Barthlow is the foster mother of Mr. Wm. Barthlow.
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Will Barthlow
John Hunter
Columbus
F. 8. Barthlow
Barthlow
Wm. Barthlow
Thief Escapes With Pennies From Texaco Station
A thief gained entry through a broken rear window at Texaco Filling Station opposite the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. office and escaped with about one dollar in pennies Monday night. Police are investigating the burglary.
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Texaco
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
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