Great European Drought Forecast Based on 1922 Observatory
An editor asserts a global drought will devastate Europe from June to October 1922, with only one third of crops surviving from Portugal to Constantinople. He predicts Australia and East Indies losses in 1922–23 and warns wheat will rise above two dollars a bushel as North America must feed Europe. He claims to have foreseen past droughts and invites criticism in Washington.
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Europe
Portugal
Constantinople
British Channel
Baltic Sea
America
Canada
Australia
East Indies
Oceanica
North America
Russia
Washington
Green's Run meeting draws strong attendance and music
Interest in the Green's Run meeting continues with high nightly turnout and thanks for Chauncey singers. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Snyder welcomed a daughter. Mrs. Gus Hanning returned from Columbus hospital after an operation. W. H. Fierbaugh and family hosted guests Silas Hooper and daughter from Columbus. Albert Cannon of Trimble visited his brother Don Cannon.
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Chauncey Singers
R. M. Snyder
Gus Hanning
Columbus
W. H. Fierbaugh
Silas Hooper
Albert Cannon
Trimble
Don Cannon
Social News Notes From Local Communities
Orson Lewis of Sharpsburg visits daughter Mrs. John Perkins. Dr. Riley Niece of Columbus stays with family at Mrs. Jarve Minear. Decora tion bay services draw large crowd as Rev. Mitchell leads weeklong Christian church meeting. Gustava Carr of Jeffersonville visits sister Mrs. Kh H Dorn. Ancy Davis confined at home with grip. Earl Dalley and daughter from Athens visit relatives. Arch Knowlton hosts George Sickles family from Mineral. A D Townsend of Athens spends a day with relatives. T R Hamilton of Chauncey visits his mother Mrs. R Hyseil. Tom Burkett of Athens guests of son Guy Burkett. Milford Russell and daughters visit N Russell and family. KB Collings travels to Gore to visit relatives. I Robinett buys piano for Eloise. H H Herron and Columbus family visit Frank Stewart family.
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Orson Lewis
Sharpsburg
John Perkins
Riley
Columbus
Jarve Minear
Decoration Bay
Mitchell
Christian Church
Gustava Carr
Jeffersonville
Kh. H. Dorn
Ancy Davis
Earl Dalley
Athens
Arch Knowlton
George Sickles
A. D. Townsend
T. R. Hamilton
Chauncey
Local families visit relatives and shop in area towns
Mrs Chalmer Mullencough and baby of Columbus visit her mother Mrs Celia Simmons. Mrs R Creachbaum of Glouster stays with daughter Mrs J M Cartwright and family. Miss Garnet Daniels shopped in Athens. Don Cannon family and Lottie Cannon call on Santford Bentley on Oregon Ridge. Ed Cartwright family visit Logan. Jess Bryan family guests in McArthur. William Hixson family spend days with relatives in Wellston.
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Chalmer Mullencough
Columbus
Celia Simmons
R. Creachbaum
Glouster
J. M. Cartwright
Garnet Daniels
Athens
Don Cannon
Lottie Cannon
Santford Bentley
Oregon Ridge
Ed Cartwright
Logan
Jess Bryan
McArthur
William Hixson
Wellston
Local visitors host weekend guests in New Marshfield
New Marshfield hosts include Mr and Mrs Will Nichols and son George with Mr and Mrs Harvey Nichols and Mr and Mrs Frank Shanks. Athens residents Ida Byres Thelma Lent and Kenneth Wood also visit. Pomona Grange holds all day meeting Saturday inviting baskets. Mrs George Eyre and daughter June of Gypsy West Virginia visit relatives here.
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Will Nichols
George
Green
Columbus
Harvey Nichols
Frank Shanks
Ida Byres
Thelma Lent
Kenneth Woodyard
Athens
Ray Baughman
Athens County Pomona Grange
George Eyre
June
Gypsy
W. Va
Community Notes From Broadwell Area
Broadwell and Zanesville residents were guests visiting and hosting last week. Gerald White found employment in Columbus. News mentions plowing, planting, and gas line work nearby. Children’s Day at U B church on June 12. Utley Sunday school organized with large attendance. An old well near Broadwell reportedly struck gas after drilling for salt water years ago.
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John Conant
Zanesville
Mr. Conant
Gerald White
Columbus
Eddie Shuttlesworth
Helen
Harvey Conant
Rev. Williamson
U. B
James Watson
Malta
Utley
Broadwell
Local visits and cemetery cleanup mark weekend in Rome Township
Stewart and Mrs. McCune hosted by Archie McCune and Harry Laughlin. Wade Biggens and Orvel Townsend visited relatives from Athens. Mayme Ashcraft and children were guests, George McPherson family travel to Columbus for summer. Rome Township school board met. Townsend and Smith families visited CC Townsend. Brill group toured Columbus. homecoming hoped for next Saturday. Owens and Butts families visited en route. Local residents and families joined cemetery services Sunday. Dode Olver's family from Columbus visited. J R Winner expands hotel. Bangor Mich visitors Chas Kincade and Justina Cross hosted by Julia Norris. Local families from Athens and Nelsonville gathered Decoration Day. Leonard Hawk and family visited from Athens.
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Charles McCune
Pomeroy
Archie McCune
Harry Laughlin
Wade Biggens
Orvel Townsend
Athens
Mayme Ashcraft
George McPherson
Columbus
Rome Township
Everette Townsend
Ben Smith
Walt Smith
Logan
CC. W. Townsend
J. Biddison
Ruth
Thomas
Virgene
Dorin Brill
John Butts
Howard
Bill Bigegens
L. H. Smith
Little Son
Junior
Lenore Smith
Fred McKay
Dode Olver
J. R. Winner
Chas, Kincade
Justina Cross
Bangor
Mich
Julia Norris
Eva
L. C. Ludwick
Frank Mitchell
Frank Bean
Ollie Sibert
Nelsonville
Leonard Hawk
George Hawk
Senators press Daugherty probe on prohibition scandals
Democratic senators continued efforts to tie Attorney General Daugherty to alleged prohibition scandals. Republicans charged the accusers were using a smoke screen to shield former Wilson administration officers.
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Washington
Daugherty
Balloon Passes Over Hopedston Illinois in Morning Flight
Two balloons starting from Milwaukee traveled south over Hoopeston Illinois with one at 5 a.m. and the other at 8:30 a.m. as observers noted their rapid pace and southerly course.
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Hoopeston
Ill
Milwaukee
Posse, Officers Net Major West Virginia Arrest
In Huntington on June 1 a posse of police federal officers and citizens secured a major arrest following a rapid pursuit and cooperative effort across the city. The operation involved local police state agents and community volunteers delivering a decisive result.
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Huntington
W. Va
Albert Crockett flees city chase after arrest
A dramatic late night pursuit through the city center followed Albert Crockett, alleged bootlegger, fleeing police after his arrest at headquarters.
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Albert Crockett
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues and teams
Yesterday results list across American Association and leagues with scores for Toledo Columbus Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville Indianapolis Boston Washington St Louis Detroit Chicago Cleveland Pittsburg Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston and a rain delay at St Louis Chicago. No other games scheduled.
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Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Baseball and basketball matchups listed across major leagues
A schedule of games across national leagues shows matchups including Toledo at Columbus Louisville at Indianapolis St. Paul at Kansas City Minneapolis at Milwaukee New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago Chicago at St. Louis Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York Detroit at Cleveland and American League ties Chicago at St. Louis and more.
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American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
National League
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
American League
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Home Secretaries Daughter Set for London Social Debut
Miss Norah Shortt daughter of Edward Shortt the Anglia home secretary since 1919 is to make her London society debut soon. She ranks among the younger social set and leads in the Girl Scout movement.
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Norah Shortt
Edward Shortt
Anglia
London
Girl Scout
Carpentier Greb clash teased as windmill meets brainy fighter
The piece weighs the potential bout between Georges Carpentier and Harry Greb, praising Greb's elusive style and Carpentier's brainy tactics. It notes past mismatches, speculates on a high entertainment value, and jokes about the referee needing extra padding if the two meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Carpentier
Harry Greb
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Lewis
Georges
Debonair
Levinsky
Carp
Greb
America
Carpenter
Dempsey
Captain Cuttle Wins English Derby at Epsom Downs
Captain Cuttle the three year old of Lord Woolavington won the classic Derby at Epsom Downs on May 31. Tamar finished second with Craig-on-Gower third. Pondoland and St. Louis were also favored with American jockeys aboard Pondoland. Half a million spectators watched Captain Cuttle sweep the mile and a half course.
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D. N
Epsom Down
Eng
Lord Woolavington
Captain Cuttle
Epsom Downs
Tamar
Craig-on-Gower
Sol Joel
Pondoland
Lord Queensborough
St. Louis
Frankie O
Surprise party marks Ruth Reynolds tenth birthday
Monday evening a surprise party honored Ruth Reynolds on her tenth birthday with music, games, and a late lunch. Mrs. Rufus Robson of Dayton and Mr. Johnnie Oakley of Columbus visited their respective relatives in town. Roy Devault from Eastern Ohio visited friends. Hale's baby recovers from pneumonia. Abraham Barber works at a Lancaster glass factory. Anna Stewart and son Lawrence of Columbus slowed by Decoration Day. the Rubys from Columbus were guests of Mrs. George Lucas.
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Ruth Reynolds
Rufus Robson
Dayton
Stephen Barber
Johnnie Oakley
Columbus
Peter Dupler
Roy Devault
Ohio
Claude Hale
Abraham Barber
Lancaster
Anna Stewart
Lawrence
Ed Ruby
George Lucas
Mayen Repeal Ad Echoes Historic Pitching Feat
The piece recalls Charley Robertson of the White Sox and compares his early form to Harry Krause, a 1909 Connie Mack rookie who rattled off ten straight wins with six shutouts. Krause allowed only four runs and forty nine hits in the streak, with two games yielding a single run. Josh Riley recommended Krause to Connie Mack.
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Norman E. Brown
Charley Robertson
White Sox
Harry Krause
Connie Mack
Josh Riley
Connie
Krause
Browns
Downey Beats Krohn In Twelve Round Akron Bout
Bryan Downey of Cleveland defeats Harry Krohn of Akron in twelve rounds with two knockdowns. Downey lands decisive lefts and rights throughout as Walter Archer beats Larry Gaskins in the semi final. Eddie Conrad loses to Paul Girard and Norm Genet draws with Kid Frick.
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Akron
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Harry Krohn
Downey
Walter Archer
Larry Gaskins
Eddie Conrad
Paul Girard
Norm Genet
Barberton
Kid Frick
Forty Years For Wood To Dry For Aircraft Use
Some wood used in aircraft building has been stored for forty years before it is deemed seasoned enough for making aeroplanes. The delay aims to ensure proper dryness and stability of structural timber used in aviation.
Hauncey Wing Triumphs as Logan Beats Local Nine 16–13
May 30 Logan notes a high scoring ball game sparked by Chauncey in early innings to secure a 16 13 win over local nine. Smathers and Patten highlight pitching with multiple hits including two base and three base hits while errors shade the outcome. Umpires Brannigan and Rash oversee a wild, offense heavy contest at the local diamond.
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Logan
Cunningham
Chauncey
Smathers
Mullen
Patten
Simpson
McQuade
H. Earich
Whitlatch
Taylor
Ray White
J. White
Morrison
Patton
Bradfield
Hartley
McDaniels
Brannigan
Rash
Frank Judy Jr
Two Champions to Fight for Their Titles
New York May 31 Two champions prepare for title defenses and potential fights. Benny Leonard and Lew Tendler target a July 20 bout in Jersey City while Johnny Kilbane agrees to defend against Charley Beecher with a possible bout against Johnny Dundee if arranged. Bernstein offers $50,000 for Kilbane and Beecher looms as a tougher challenge than Beecher’s other prospects. Leonard faces Britton June 23 in Jersey City and Kansas on July 4 in Michigan City, with Tendler awaiting the outcome of Barrett’s Philadelphia bout to confirm plans.
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I. N. 8S
New York
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Jersey City
Rickard
Johnny Kilbane
Charley Beecher
Phil Bernstein
Beecher
Bernstein
Kilbane
Johnny
Johnny Dundee
Hiibane
Leonard-Tendler
Tendler
Bobby Barrett
Philadelphia
Frijoles
Leonard
Jack Britton
Rocky Kansas
Britton
Kansas
Michigan City
Ind
Trade unions in Japan face illegality in America described
The piece notes unions are illegal in Japan yet workers still act in unions fashion, with strikers growing more common as a form of collective action.
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America
Japan
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