Don Manuel Tellez Influential Mexican Ambassador
In Washington, Don Manuel C. Tellez of Mexico has endured a decade of delicate diplomacy. His calm leadership helped ease bilateral tensions during 1920s conflicts and he notable for building a large doll house on the embassy billiard table as a respite from crisis. His wife Mme Tellez and his children participate in celebrated embassy events.
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Washington
Don Manuel C. Tellez
Mexico
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United States
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Kellogg
Nellie
Caranza
Bonillas
Far East
Carranza
Payne-Warren
Venezuela
China
Obregon
Calles
Thought for Today Religious Verse Reflection
A Thought for Today quotes Proverbs and Charles Sprague. It contrasts foolishness as sin with scorn as a virtue to avoid, presenting a moral reflection for readers.
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Charles Sprague
Hartley’s daily life feature reveals a quiet Midwest distress
A Pom ery Messenger column recalls Hartley detailing from hill country near Vinton County a gunman guarding a rejected lover's home and a barricaded family, while a string of local seniors at the Meigs poorhouse face aging, loss, and death. the piece widens to world diplomacy and rising nationalist movements across Asia and Europe, urging Americans to think globally as the era shifts.
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Hartley
Daily Life
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Mid-west County
Messenger
Vinton County
Jerry McCormick
Meigs County
Seame
David Cleland
Chester
Horace M. Horton
Ohio River
Phillip Meckling
Salt Works
New Patriotism Urges Nationalism in Athens Club
Dr. Edmund D. Soper, president of Ohio Wesleyan University, addressed an Athens civic club on a interpretation of a new patriotism and a renewed urge for nationalism. He framed this as a timely reminder for those who miss grasping why costs rise and why restless millions seek change.
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Cuba
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Egypt
Soper
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British Isles
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China
Suez Canal
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Atlantic
Athens
Edmund D. Soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
China Faces Revolts and Famine Threats
The article reports upheaval in China with independent chieftains challenging the Nationalist government. Segments of the national army rebel in open mutiny, finances cripple the state, and a recurring famine worsens the crisis.
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China
Mortality Trends Show March as Deadliest Month
The U S Census Bureau reports on a three year average from about four million deaths. It notes that the first four months have the highest mortality with March being the deadliest month. The figures are adjusted so each month has the same number of days.
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U. S. Bureau of the Census
Flower Trade Sparks New York Daybreak on Sixth Avenue
Day by Day in Greater New York City reports on Manhattan flower markets waking to the dawn. Flowers arrive from California Virginia Canada and elsewhere as vendors and wholesalers bargain hard, shaping prices and moving stock ahead of big buyers and social events.
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Gilbert Swan Messenger
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Conticut
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Virginia
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Hoover policy on oil lands and civic duties noted
The column recalls President Hoover’s stance to keep oil lands, various comments on government decision in land matters, and remarks on civic duty. It mentions Mr. Candler’s funeral details, a hospital he funded, and a $1.5 million cost. It notes dividend news from Michigan Central and Union Carbide, and age milestones of Blanche Whiffen and Madame Lavergne. It ends with a meteor claim in Southwest Africa weighing over fifty tons.
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Walsh
Montana
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France
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Health and Diet Advice From Dr McCoy
Dr McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health offers weekly menus for March 17 start including breakfasts with eggs and toast and lunches of casseroles. He answers reader questions on weight loss, mixing citrus juices, and apoplexy causes with practical dietary guidance.
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Fane McCoy
McCoy
Q and A on delegates land commissioners and other queries
A compilation of concise answers explains delegates from territories and commissioners from insular possessions, notes on Indian swimmers, dog lifespans, carpet sweeper origins, Thames subways details, gas jet behavior, colonel pronunciation, canned vegetable liquor use, geyser soap trick, and the Norbeck Andresen Migratory Bird Refuge Act as a key conservation measure.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
England
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Thames River
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Thames Tunnel
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Norbeck-Andresen
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Great Britain
Canada
Bureau of Biological Survey
Anniversary of Caesar Assassination in Roman Senate
History note marks March 15 44 BC as the day Julius Caesar faced doom in the Senate. Historians say Caesar sensed danger that morning and did not plan to attend the Scuale.
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Julius Caesar
Caesar
Thor Olson wins bout as Brnckley falters in Columbus
Thor Olson claims victory in a fast wrestling match when Cliff Brnckley of Columbus fails to throw the Athenian. The bout packed with thrills as spectators watched the action unfold last night. The event occurred amid other local notes including visitors returning home and political news from Washington and Columbus.
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Thor Olson
Cliff Brnckley
Columbus
Glouster Baseball Team Seeks Strong Season Ahead
Chauncey based baseball organization plans for the coming season naming good prospects. John G. Bowman from New York City, secretary of the Carnegie foundation, visits Athens to explore OHIO University funding. Ada Cable resigns from the post office on April 1 after three days of marriage secrecy. James Hill of Nelsonville, a druggist, is the recipient of a post office related matter in South Wellston. The Plains marks the eight hour day with mine workers gathering. State President William Green attends.
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John G. Bowman
New York City
Carnegie Foundation
Athens
Ohio University
Ada Cable
A. E. Shattuck
James Hill
Nelsonville
G. W. Rader
South Wellston
William Green
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle Clues Compiled
A jumble of crossword clues and scattered garbled letters lists various definitions such as celestial body boundary and to walk with a measured tread alongside unrelated strings and a mirrored image, creating a fragmented puzzle item.
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Mara
Sailor Destiny
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