Rotary clubs to survey care of disabled veterans nationwide
The International Association of Rotary clubs orders a countrywide survey to verify reports on veteran care. Chesley N. Perry of Chicago says 50 000 Rotarians from 800 clubs will study conditions in 100 communities and report findings to Rotary HQ. Legion Commander F W Galbraith Jr endorses the inquiry.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Inernational Association of Rotary Clubs
American Legion
Legion
Chesley N. Perry
Chicaga
Rotary Organization
Rotary Clubs
United States
Amercan Legion
Uncle Sam
Rotary Club
Rotary
Chiago
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
Martins Ferry Sets Bond for Iron Cellar Doors on Walkways
The city council disapproves iron cellar doors used as walk openings and requires all future installations to post bonds protecting the city from damage suits from injuries caused by falls on the doors.
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Martins Ferry
Young Girl Finds Relief Through Vegetable Compound
Evansville Indiana girl aged eighteen shares relief from irregular periods and back pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health during her menstrual cycle and urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
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Evanaville
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
SreuLa Linx- Viler
Second St
Evansville
Miss Linxwiler
Harding first message awaited as policy outline
Washington on April 5 reports that Republicans expect President Harding to unveil domestic policy in the first message. Taxation, tariff and railroads are the major topics under discussion after weeks of closed conferences. The White House aims to present a foundational plan to the public in a week.
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Washington
Harding
Steel Company Denies Planned Wage Cuts
U S Steel Corporation in New York denied reports of a twenty percent wage reduction and price cuts on iron and steel products. Officials stated no policy has been adopted on these questions.
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New York
U. S. Steel Corporation
Rumsey Park May Be Home for Friendless Sailors
Vermilion residents report that Rumsey Park, once owned by Al Rumsey the prize fighter, may become a home for friendless sailors if a will he reportedly left is probated this week at Sandusky. Neighbors say Rumsey planned the lighthouse like estate to shelter seafarers without homes.
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Elyriia
Rumsey Park
al Rumsey
Rumsey
Sandusky
Vermilion
Community Notes From Centre Area and Nearby Towns
Alfred Cousing rents Haven farm south of the Centre. Marie Sumner Nellie Longdon and Ethel May Ross guests of M. C. Ross. C A Stipp moves to Indiana. W H Giles and J W Rogers visit A E Giles in La Porte. Fay Longdon wins sneaking contest at the Centre March 30 with Orin Derkes second Cleon Crowell third. Tompkins family visit Grafton. Easter program at church enjoyed despite bad weather. Chickenpox hits Centre School with Edna Phelps Charley Nagy Princess Dull Mary McKeon Laura Baker affected. Edna Bracy wedding at Walter Bracy's home Columbia March 26 to Wilford Bartter.
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Centre Wednessury
Orin Derkes
Cleon Crowell
Charles Tompkins
George Kline
Grafton
Edna Phelps
Charley Nagy
Princess Dull
Mary McKeon
Laura Baker
Walter Bracy
Columbia
Edna
Marriace
Wilford Bartter
American troops in Germany not reduced before July
The War Department announced that the American army of occupation in Germany will not be reduced before July 1, 1921. Secretary Weeks cited lack of funds for transportation as the reason to hold the force at its present size and not bring men home before the date.
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Washington
Train Crash Kills Thirty Four in Texas Mexico Route
In Eagle Pass Texas a passenger train collided with a freight train between Parradon and Monterey Mexico killing thirty four and injuring many others as wooden coaches collapsed. Officials blame the wooden passenger cars for the heavy casualties.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Parradon
Monterey
Mexico
Geauga County Bride Married at Columbia Baptist Church
Miss Ima Dair played the Lohengrin march as Miss Bracy in white crene de chine carried a bouquet of pink and white flowers. Reverend Grady joined the couple in marriage at the Columbia Baptist Church. A wedding dinner followed for immediate families, then a short trip to Collinwood and Cleveland before settling on a newly purchased farm north of the center.
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Geauga County
Ima Dair
Bracy
Grady
Columbia Baptist Church
Collinwood
Cleveland
Columbia
Stanley demands arbitration on wage dispute at Cleveland Railway
President John J. Stanley rejected workers’ offer of a six cent wage cut and pushed for arbitration. He proposed three issues: a 20 percent base pay reduction to 60 cents an hour, removal of extra pay for difficult runs, and abolition of the closed shop agreement.
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Cleveland
John J. Stanley
Cleveland Railway Company
Czecho Slovakia vows against Hapsburg restoration
Berlin April 5 Czecho Slovakia declares it is done with kings and emperors. President Masaryk states the republic is not in danger of monarchic experiments and its population is democratic. The government and neighbors oppose the Hapsburgs and warn their return would harm European peace.
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U. N.S
Berlin
Czecho-Slovakia
Masaryk
Czecho- Slovak Republic
Prague
Charles
Hapaburg
Samal
Soldier on furlough from Africa writes home from Sisterville
Richard McKee of Sisterville serving with the American army of occupation in Germany has spent a month's furlough in Africa. He reports he is writing while it rains for the first time in three years.
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Sisterville
W. Va
Richard McKee
Army of Occupation
Germany
Africa
American Sugar Company Declares Quarterly Dividend
New York April 5 The directors of the American Beet Sugar company passed payment of the regular quarterly dividend of two per cent on the common stock due at this time.
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New York
American Beet Sugar Company
Olive Tablets Promise Gentle Cleanse and Clear Skin
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe alternative to calomel for cleansing blood bowels and liver. It claims the product reduces pimples bad breath dullness and constipation with a mild vegetable formula and olive oil. Take one or two nightly for a week and observe effects.
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Nature
Brucuist
Ebert
Edwards
Maple syrup sale and pageant at church basement
A maple syrup sale will be held in the church basement on April fifteenth by the Young People’s Society with a fine program planned. On Sunday evening April tenth Berea young people will assist with the Resurrection of Peter pageant featuring ten characters. admission is free. Asa Taft recovered from a Wednesday illness, Mrs. DeForest Lynds is improving. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon. Ed Terrell and family visited local friends. John Bainbridge hosted guests from Cleveland. Brinker plans move to Elyria. Census notes Philippines population at 10,350,640 in 1918. Various visits and dinners noted among local families.
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Young Peoples Society
Berea
Peter
Asa Taft
DeForest Lynds
Ladies Aid Society
Ed Terrell
Elyria
John Bainbridge
T. J. Jenness
Frank
Cleveland
Fred Sutter
Brinker
Dair
Charles Blacken
Mrs Rowland Morris Back From Nine Weeks England Trip
Mrs Rowland Morris and her son Edward returned Sunday from a nine weeks journey to England visiting relatives there. Mrs J H Haynes and Mrs A F Myers will host local ladies and society Thursday April 7 with dinner served at noon. Mrs George Freidenstine and
Community Notices From Local Social Gatherings
Children of Kiptomapeus and the Anworth League host a Friday evening event in Vigeont centre. Mrs Frank Botamer and relatives visited Mrs Cayton Wescutt and George Fridenatine over Sunday with Mr George Beege.
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Kiptomapeus
Beane of Tae
Seaeewe Anworth
Frank Botamer
Test
Cayton Wescuttlly
George Fridenatine Ily
George Beege
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