Gas men plan to conserve supp gas supply
Cleveland April 4. The Natural Gas Association of America and the allied Gas Supply Men outlined plans to conserve dwindling natural gas and extend its use for years. The 19th annual convention will convene in Cleveland next month with more than 1,240 delegates expected from gas producing regions.
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Cleveland
Natural Gas Association of Ameriqvy
Natural Gas Geupply Men
Vania
Wwest Oklaha
Pennsylvar
United
Sta i Virginie
Okl
Pennsvania
California
Louisiana
United States
Amherst Outdoor Association Organized
April 4 the Amherst Outdoor Association was organized here with officers W. F. Mongsr president R. L. Pe vice president Edward Jaso secretary George Abderholden assistant secretary and Conrad Aileh treasurer. Directors include W. G. Nord Gillette F. J. Eastman Arthur Tolhurst and Frank Mischka. A state man will address a county meeting here on Thursday April 17.
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Amherst
Amherst Outdoor Association
Jas
Ww F Mongsr
R. L. Pe
Edward Jaso
Orge Abderholden
Conrad Aileh
Treasy
W. G. Nord
Gillette
F. J. Eastman
Arthur Tolhurst
Frank Mischka
Thursdey
Nurse Rescues Two From Operation Malady Trial
Fragmentary item reports a nurse saving two patients from a risky procedure. It mentions a fiendish remedy and a recommendation by a doctor. Two patients are described as now entirely well, with medical concerns including stomach trouble and digestive ailments.
Galion Pastor Charged With Heresy
Right Rev. William Montgomery Brown, retired Arkansas bishop, is notified of a trial for heresy at Trinity Cathedral hall in Cleveland. The charge cites twenty three alleged heresies from his book Christianism and Communism. Brown vows to fight the charge and remains defiant.
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Arthur C. A. Hall
Joseph M. Frances
Wiliam Gravatt
Bishop Browns
Dayton Wife Fasts 42 Days to Aid Husband Ailment
Dayton Ohio reports Daniel Johnson and his wife undertake a long fast to treat stomach trouble. Johnson enters day four of a strict forty day regimen at home while his wife begins fasting to support him. They describe the plan as medical and voluntary, noting no external force or motive beyond relief and shared health goals.
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Dayton
Ohio
Daniel Johnson
Johnson
Eas
Nis
Mrs Vira Parsglove Sues Millionaire Coal Operator
Belmont county records reveal Mrs Vira Parsglove wife of five files suit for support against Joseph Parsglove a Belmont County coal operator. She cites illness and labor strain as the basis for husband’s alleged failure to provide care. Nearby markets show rail and steel moves with mixed results as trading opens.
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ST. Clairsville
Vira
Joseph Parsglove
Belmont
Parsglove
Pursglove
Bannock
War Secretary TURNS OVER Documents in aid of probes
Secretary Weeks turned over War Department records to the Wheeler Brookhart committee. The move follows a demand tied to alleged irregularities in war claims settlements. The session included calls for more witnesses in related probes of 1920s political and dope investigations and bank records in Ohio.
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Washington
John W. Weeks
Gay
Wheeler Brookhart Committee
War Department
Weeks
Republian
Wats Democrat
Montana
Sente Public Lands Committee
H. W. Ballard
Los Angeles
Jack Texas
J. F. Bangan
Harlingen
Texas
Jobe Dope
President Harding
Atlanta
J. E. Diche
Oklahoma
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Department of Jus
Ohio
Senate
Dausherty
Wheeler-Brookhart
Washington Court House
Midland National Bank
M.S. Dausherty
Two Men Arrested for Vagrancy After Room Dispute
William Cleveland and Ernest Detroit sought a room in Lorain and after being told no gems were vacant they fought. They were arrested in municipal court and fined with costs.
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Lorain
William Cleveland
Ernest
Detroit
Go Army
Sanduskian Pleads Guilty Fined and Jailed
Sanduskian pled guilty and was fined 325 dollars and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail.
Lorain Businessman Edward Baker Dies at 41
Edward Baker 41 a Lorain Auto Top Co. member died suddenly of heart failure at 6 am in Lorain He resided at 1291 Fifth Street leaving a wife and three children Funeral arrangements not yet made In Cleveland Charles Schuttle 50 to be arraigned for making his own street car tickets with an indelible pencil after bogus tickets appeared on city lines.
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Lorain
Edward Baker
Lorain Auto Top Co
Fifth Street
Cleveland
Charles Schuttle
S. S
Avion Flight Postponed by Poor Weather Reports
Unfavorable weather reports from Prince Rupert cause a 24 hour postponement of the American army round the world flight. The Avon Queen, a four masted schooner, is in distress twenty miles west of Key West. The U S Coast Guard cutter Rauke has gone to assist.
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San Point
Seattle
Wash
Prince Rupert
B. C
Key West, Fla
Here
Key West
UU. S. Coast Guard
Rauke
Sunday church services in La Ghane Gurghes Lagrange area
April 4 list shows First Baptist Church led by Chester E. Tulga with 10:00 a.m. Sunday school and 11:90 a.m. worship featuring The Peace Offering. Second M.E. Church led by G. M. Knapp with 11:00 a.m. service on Why Lent. Eyworth League at 7:30 p.m. Weekly prayer meeting announced.
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Rust M. E
L. E. Jordan
Corner Park
Groveland Streets
Epworth League
SOES
MI. Zion
P. H. Hill
Forum
P. U
Coolidge Aide Claims GOP Nomination Near
Washington April 4 The Coolidge campaign reports the Republican convention will nominate him by April 22 after tallying pledged delegates. Wm M Butler, director, says 335 delegates are pledged and expect 620 by the 22nd, 65 over the 553 needed for a majority.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Cleveland
Wm. M. Builer
Coolidge
Oberlin church services listed for Sunday
In Oberlin on April 4 churches publish Sunday schedules with denominations including United Church, First Baptist, Christ Church, and others. Activities include Sunday schools at 9:45 a.m., morning services around 11:00 a.m., evening services, midweek prayer and youth programs, and special topics such as Gospel Citizens and The Christ Between Thieves of Lights and Shadows in the Last Hours of Life.
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Oberlin
United Church
Finney Chanel
North Professor Street
Nicholas van der Prt
Finney Chapel
Council Hal
James Brand House
van der Pyl
Methodist
Jesus
First Baptist
Ridgeville Churches Hold Sunday Services
April 4 note lists North Ridgeville Congregational with Rev Edward C Young leading 10:15 Sunday school and 11:00 morning service. St Peter Catholic under Father John N Rheto schedules 8:15 first mass and 10:15 high mass with sermons and child instructions between. All last mass contains benedictions and baptism after service.
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ST. Peter's Catholic
John N. Rheto
Canton names shakeup after safety director dismissal
Canton safety director E. E. Curtis was dismissed by Acting Mayor Charles M. Ball on Friday morning. Police chief A. Lengal returned to his post after suspension. Ball, new in office, planned to run the city in the interim without naming a replacement.
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Canton. O
E. E. Curtis
Gov
A.V. Donahey
Ofive
C. C. Curtis
Charles M. Ball
A. Lengal
Ball
Major
Thomas M. Miller
Curtis
WA3
George Otis Smith Named Head of Oil Conservation Commission
George Otis Smith, named by President Coolidge to head a commission on conserving the nation s oil supply, serves as director of the Geological Survey the world s largest science bureau. A Maine native, he graduated from Bates College in 1893 and studied at Johns Hopkins before joining the Survey and engaging in field work across the United States. In 1907 at age 35 he was chosen to lead the Geological Survey under Charles D Walcott.
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George Otis Smit
Coolidge
Geological Survey
Unite States
Smith
Lee
Maine
Johns Hopkins Univer
Iron Range
Upper Michigan
Charles D. Waolcott
Prohibition Sleuths Target Army Dinner in New York
Washington reports a dinner invitation marked B. P. O. P. has sparked a stir in army circles. Prohibition sleuths plan to look in on the annual Hotel Astor event in New York next Monday night April seventeenth.
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Washington
Hotel Astor
New York
Hollis Wise Takes Telegraph Job in Fostoria
Hollis Wise leaves Columbia to join the Western Union Telegraph Company in Fostoria. The note lists local visitors, social events, and school activities including prizes won by Columbia High students, plus upcoming community gatherings and a sign warning about road risks.
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Columbia
Hollis Wise
Fostoria
Western Union Telegraph Company
Warren W. Stranahan
K Tia
Clinton Stranahan
Lapp
Tillie Stranahan
Fern Pinckney
Guy Woodman
Miss Gertrude
Leo Martin i5
Columbus officer named state arsenal superintendent
Columbus April 4 Tiettes E. Hardwar of the irth infantry O N G was named superintendent at the state arsenal succeeding Lieut Berlin Jacobs. Jacobs is under bond awaiting federal grand jury action on charges he illegally sold government property.
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Columbus
Tiettes E. Hardwar
Berlin Jacobs
Buevius
Henderson
Jacobs
Federal Grand Jury
Poultry Industry in Townships Sees Hatchery Growth
The townships show steady poultry activity with Barred Rock and other flocks common. Roy Churchward runs the area's largest hatchery with plans to double capacity next year as farmers widely use hatcheries and custom hatching services.
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Roy Churchward
Columbia
Music pupils sought for cornet drums bells and more
Announcement invites pupils to study cornet drums bells xylophone and accessories at 404 West 6th Street. Contact by phone 3772. Cora Belle Lewis will accept students for instruction in this music program.
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Cora Belle Lewis
West 6Th Street
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Hot Springs
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George Fortune
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Belden
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