Origins of Lake Erie Name Tied to Indigenous Nations
The text traces Lake Erie’s name to an inland sea said to be named by Indigenous people. It mentions the Zéribe and Iroquois connections, Higwatha’s federation of Indians called the Five Nations, and warfare against other tribes. It notes the aries tribe’s decline and asserts their name survives in the lake’s title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gett Tarlo
Lake
Erie
Higwatha
Gold in the Philippines Noted in New York Herald
The New York Herald reports Philippine gold exists in mountain sources across Luzon and other islands though aluvial deposits have long been mined. Spaniards failed to subdue interior tribes hindering exploration and American enterprise has not yet engaged, as some tribes view digging as sacrilege and fear divine wrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Luzon
Philippine
New York Herald
Route of Storks In Migration
Danish ornithologist Christian Mortensen details migration routes from Jutland to Transylvania and the Marmara Sea then to Asia Minor and Africa. About 1 500 storks were ringed in Jutland 1911 to 1920 with 55 recoveries. Average flight about 18 miles per day. journey to the Orange Free State spans roughly 15 000 miles. Birds halt south through January then likely return by the same path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Mortensen
Jutland
Caer
Carpathians
Hungary
Transylvania
Sea of Marmara
Asia Minor
Egypt
Transvaal
Natal
Orange Free State
Missouri women win parole for seven former inmates
Mrs. A. A. DeWitte leads the Missouri auxiliary in securing paroles for seven veterans from the state penitentiary at Jefferson City. The men, all mentally ill or suffering tuberculosis, will receive weekly progress reports and close supervision as the auxiliary seeks broader policy adoption for rehabilitation. Gov. Arthur M. Hyde pledged that additional former servicemen in need would be sent to government hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Jefferson City
Sig
Lothes
AA. Q. DeWitte
Missouri Auxiliary
Arthur M. Hyde
Service
Oklahoma Legion Leader Spends 42 Minutes Flying West
General Roy Hoffman, a prominent Oklahoma American Legion figure, had 42 minutes to travel by air from Oklahoma City to a distant event, reflecting a rapid transit segment reported in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hoffman
Oklahoma Legion Worker
Oklahoma
American Legion
Oklahoma City
Lawton Proclaims Patriotism in Aerial Address
Lawton delivered a patriotic address with Lieut. Charles Mills aboard an airplane to cover 100 miles with four minutes to spare, highlighting swift transport and a ceremonial flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Charles Mills
Lessons in Flag Etiquette in Hazleton
The Hazleton American Legion forms a committee to educate residents on proper flag display and conduct when the flag passes. Officials report no resentment toward the effort and note widespread willingness to learn, with violations seen as ignorance or carelessness. They urge similar committees in other cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
American Legion
Committee of Instruction
Insurance agent and risky racer clash over policy
A village man seeks a $50,000 accident policy from an insurance agent while admitting he is a bad risk. He owns fast race cars and acknowledges often riding with other men’s wives. The agent refuses, noting the peril to his company and implying the man’s own wife is at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Weekly
Bristol Probate Court Notices November 1922
In Bristol Rhode Island notices announce removal action against executor Thomas W Gilchrist in the estate of William H Sanford with a dec 4 hearing date. Also Samuel Hudson estate final account filed for distribution with citations to be published in Bristol Phenix for fourteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Thomas W. Gilchrist
Jon W. Church
Samuel Hudson
Franklin Hudson
Bristol Phenix
John W Church
Guardian of Elizabeth Colt Nailed by Bristol Probate Court
Guardian appointed for Elizabeth Colt of Bristol by the Probate Court with bond filed. All claimants must file with the Clerk within six months from first advertisement. Industrial Trust Co by W Metcalfe assistant trust officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Elizabeth Colt
Industrial Trust CO
W Metcalfe
Bristol Probate Notices in Late October 1922
Bristol probate items include wills for Anna R Thompson and Levenie P Greene with hearings set for November 20 1922. Notices call for publication in the Bristol Phoenix over a two week span. Also Mary Ann Gladding’s estate seeks sale of land to cover debts and expenses with court authorization requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Anna B. Thompson
Anna R. Thompson
Bristol Phoenix
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mercantile Division
Bristol Chamber OF Commerce
F. M. Dimond—Dry Goods
Max Makowsky
Clothing
EB. D. Kunz—Jeweler
A. A. Edmonde—Real Estate
Henry Dio
K & 106
Ww. M. Connery—Clothier
A. L. Johnston—Hardware
A. E. Markoff—Jeweler
Geo. T. Sisson—Grocer
Sherman’s Pharmacy—Drugs
Taylor’s Eee
James ¥. Duffy
Soda
Medeiros & Bernard—Grocers Industrial Trust Co.—Bank
A. A. Jangon—Market
Y. D. Fruit Store
Sampel Kinder—Florist Levy's Shoe Store
Farrally Bros.—Printers
Fred E. Susman—Clothing
Chas. Bartini—Shoes Surprise Store—Hmon’s Outfitters
Waldron Co—Plumbers
Reed House Furnishing Co
H. M. Darling—Periodicals
W. H. Buffington—Pharmacist
Newman Bros—Grocers
Chas. Falugo—Bargain Store
Wm. H. Bell—Furniture
Sam the Shoeman
B. W. Wall
Ineurance
Samuel McCaw
Grocer
John ‘the Tailor
John J. Francis
Qgroceries
Staples Coal. Co.—Coal
Ward
Cornelius Harrington
B. A. French
Perfection Oil
Standard Oil GO. OF
New York
Broadway
Legion
Sanford W. Flowers
Guardian's
Levenie P. Greene
Arthur Packard
Church
Mary Ann Gladding
Philip Brady
Central Street
Tristol
Otter
J Russell Bullock
Richard D. Smit
Samuel P Colt
Knights of Columbus Building Association of
Bristol, Rhode Island, Inc
Ramon Guliteras
Gertrude Gulteras
Augustus N Miller
William J. Miller
Mary B. Cornell
Richard B. Franklin
Samuel D. Wardwell
Rhode Island
Sarah S. Franklin
Mary
Ann Gladding
Richa B. Franklin
Sarah
Franklin
R. I
Probate
Ohn W. Church
Ford
Tome
Ordson
Harry Young
Warren
GE Eamor Risseau
Clelty
Fadel
Child Street
R. 1
Lake Iee
Willim W. Franklin
Wood St
Drury Block
Hope Street
John
M. D
Sam
Hope St
E. W. Weaver
Pierce Avenue
Archie H. Rounds
Carpenter and Builder
UNION
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
Dorchester Mutual
Boston
Be, L. Watson & CO
Weybosset Street
Providence
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
Telephone
Everett
Wood Street
Raymond
P. Smith Painting
Burton Street
Freeborn
R. Cole
Cooke Street
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons Lephone
William Street
Ingram’s Express