Unidentified Baby Found On Porch Sparks Depot Search
A four week old infant left on a Clyde McVey Foster Place porch prompted police to trace a pretty young woman seen at the depot with a baby. Neighbors aided, the child was taken to the Children's Home as investigators pursue a possible parent through Athens depot and Detroit routes.
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Bingman
Fast State Street
Onion Depot
Parkersburg
Vineman
Bingsman
Toledo
Evans
John Elder
King Valley
Queston
Detroit
Boyce Say
Columbus
Parker
Snarkersburg
Ffice
Harry Campbell
Oil Leasing Probe Progress Delayed in Honor of Wilson
Washington reports all official activity paused as the public lands committee honors Woodrow Wilson. The panel postpones hearings on Elk Hills and Teapot Dome after Fall’s refusal to testify, awaiting senate approval of probing resolutions and Fall’s return. Gregory resigns. Strawn and Pomerene to be sent for confirmation.
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Naval Oil Reserve
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Public Lands Committee
Senate
Elk Hills
Teapot Dome
Albert B. Fall
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Fall
New York
Cleveland
Sinclair
Gregory
Doheny
Silas H. Strawn
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
White House
Memorial Eulogy for Woodrow Wilson in Geneva Meeting
The temporary mixed commission of the League of Nations in Geneva shifted this afternoon to a memorial session for Woodrow Wilson. Delegates delivered eulogistic speeches as the body discussed disarmament and international traffic in arms.
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Ilson
Geneva
Gue of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Automobile plunge at Symmes creek kills Hirschue
William A. Hirschue died and Callie Boles narrowly escaped drowning when the automobile they rode in plunged into Symmes creek near Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Wilam A. Hirschue
Callie Boles
Symmes Creek
Coolville Residents Visit State Capital For Meetings
Mr and Mrs W F Kampf of Coolville plan a short trip to Columbus. Mr Kampf attends the Farm Bureau Federation meeting at Ohio State University where he serves as a director of the Ohio Cooperative Association. Mrs Kampf will join the Columbus Musical organization after passing its executive board exam.
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Coolville
W. F. Kampf
Columbus
Kampf
Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio State University
Ohio Co-operative Association
Columbus Musical Organization
Ohio
Colleget of Music
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Cralls celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary
Sulphur Springs Ohio honors Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Crall as they mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary with about fifty friends and relatives attending the celebration.
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Sulphur Springs
Reuben Crall
Rest pie on shallow dish to cool for flaky undercrust
After removing from oven allow the pie to rest on a shallow dish rather than a flat surface. This helps drain steam and keeps the crust dry and flaky for better texture.
Britain and America Mourn Woodrow Wilson Half Mast Flags
London observes half mast for Woodrow Wilson as American flags fly at half mast. Leaders including former Prime Minister Lloyd George praise his ideals and legacy, while British press notes his global impact and questions his faults. Proceedings hint at memorial services led by American groups in London.
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America
MR. Wilson
London
Woodrow Wilson
David Lloyd George
Washington
Wilson
Statesman
Charles George Ammon
Admiralty
the Times
Woman sheriff takes county jail duties after husband’s death
Crawford county in Ohio sees few thrills as Mrs. Frank Freese, widow of a slain sheriff, assumes duty. Police Chief Phillip Trautman provides Lester Wilkins of Kenton as a “boarder” prisoner in the county jail, even with no actual inmates.
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Bucyrus
Frank Freese
Crawford County
Phillip Trautman
Lester Wilkins
Kenton
Woman injured as pistol fires during hunting stumble
Miss Beulah Desenberry 17 was wounded seriously by a five caliber bullet when the automatic pistol she picked up while hunting for her mother's heads went off. The bullet pierced her lung and doctors doubt she will recover.
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Ashland
Beulah Desenberry
Ohio Honors Wilson and Lincoln Parallel in Tribute
Ohio joins a national tribute praising Woodrow Wilson as war president and Lincoln’s legacy. Former Governor Cox cites shared sacrifices, comparing future generations to the two great leaders while stressing liberty and happiness as enduring goals.
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Ohio
Wilson
Justice Hughes
United Today
James M
Cox
League of Nations
Beet
Stanton
Lincoln
Mr. Tox
Balmy start to week gives way to colder spell later
Forecast from the U S Weather Bureau predicts a warm start this week in the Ohio valley and Tennessee followed by a frigid spell by midweek and into the end of the week. Rain at the start, with occasional snow or rain thereafter, and above normal temperatures early turning much colder mid and late in the week.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Cinccinnati
Woodrow Wilson's Career and Early Life Outlined
A dated profile recounts Woodrow Wilson born in Staunton Virginia in 1856 and tracing his path from Princeton to Johns Hopkins Bryn Mawr and Wesleyan University. It notes his early writings and rise to university president and his evolving ideas on democracy and reform.
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Woodrow Wilson
Staunton, Va
Jessie Woodrow
Joseph KR. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Princeton University
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Wilson
Johns Hopkins University
Wesleyan
Wesleyan University
Rieh Alumnae
Incomplete historical election events and vows linked to 13s
An unclear summary references a re election in a 1 percent margin tied to California electoral votes and a Brest endpoint. It mentions 18 Jetters in a 13 name, an inauguration in 1913, thirteen governors militiamen and institutions, twenty six Covenant articles, a February completion, and a daughter Jessie wedding titled the thirteenth White Mouse wedding.
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Hie
California
Jessie
Wranecix
Wilson Dies Quietly in Washington a Nation Mourns
Woodrow Wilson died at his Washington home as the nation mourned the war president. Officials consider a state funeral with possible Arlington burial or Princeton honors, while family delays decisions pending consultation with Wilson’s daughter Mrs. McAdoo. Taft urged a state funeral. public mourning covered Capitol buildings and presidential flags at half staff for 36 days.
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Wesleyan University
New Jersey
League of Nations
Harding
Washington
Philippines
Orient
Woodrow Wilson
National Capitol
Fligea
President Coolidge
Capitol
Congress
Wilson
William
McAdoo
Arlington National Cemetery
Princeton University
Princeton
Wilson to be laid to rest as private citizen
Washington reports that Woodrow Wilson will receive private burial honoring his choice after his death. Admiral Cary T. Grayson announced the family chose no state funeral and rejected plans for a capitol rotunda display.
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Wiliam Howard Taft
White House
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Wilson
Washington
Wooderow Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Atate
Capitol
Oh Oh, Min Introduces Gumps in Messenger Comics
The famous Sidney Smith strip Oh, Min! Beginning Monday will appear on the Messenger daily comics page. The Oh, Din Mrs Gump Uncle Ben and the Gump family join Polly and Her Pals Bringing Up Father and other Messenger funnies in a bid to attract thousands of readers.
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Gumps
Messenger
Sidney Smith
Gump
Ben
Guamp
Polly
Father
Messenger Funny
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