Second Division Reunites in New York Anniversary Meet
In New York today the Second Division veterans from across the U S gathered for the fifth annual reunion and frolic. General Pershing Secretary Weeks and other officials were expected as Old comrades recalled Belleau Wood Cham pagne and Soissons. The gathering honored fallen and disabled members while a prayer by Rev Jason Noble Pierce noted the 24249 casualties suffered by the division. A West Point visit is planned for tomorrow with the final dinner Saturday.
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New York
Paris
Teuton
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Soissons
Argonne
Second Division
Union
France
Champagne
Belleau Wood
Rench
Degoutte
Bolsa de la Prigade de Marine
John A. Lejeune
James G. Harbord
Soissena
Omar Bundy
Philippines
John J. Pershing
Weeks
Navy
Denby
Theodore Roosevelt
Plunkett
Dan Daly
Daly
Jason Noble Pierce
Washington
Widney Thayer, Jr
Philadelphia
Roy W. Sherman
Reading
Isaiah J. Long
Grand Rapids
Mich
John H. Kelly
Albany
N. Y
T. H. Black
Canton
Ohio
Merwin C. Pierce
New Britain
Conn
Donald Hamilton
New Haven
Frank C. Beamer
Detroit
Allan Burton
Dallas
Texas
Harold J. Herzog
Kansas City
West Point
Mansfield Woman Sued For 75000
Ida Bolus of Mansfield Ohio is named in four damage suits filed in common pleas court seeking a total of 75000 after a Mansfield Galford collision on September second last. Plaintiffs Mrs Lloyd Davis her daughter Sarah Elizabeth Davis and Mrs Harriet Collins seek 25000 each claiming damages to their cars and related expenses. The petitions allege the defendant attempted to drive on the wrong side of the road.
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Akron
Ida Bolus
Mansfield
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Mansfield-Galfonrd
Lloyd Davis
Sarah Elizabeth Davis
Harriet Collins
Davis
Oldest Hocking Co woman Elizabeth Stiers dies at 96
Mrs Elizabeth Stiers aged 96 the oldest woman in Hocking Co dies at her Logan home. She owned a large farm with 22 producing oil wells yielding several thousand dollars monthly in royalty revenue.
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Logan
Elizabeth Stiers
Hocking-co
Bits of information quiz answers and origins
A reader Q and A on Who's Who attendees at college. Civil War service of Oliver Wendell Holmes. On usage of petered out and a Kipling poem origin. Wood water logging and codfish diet. Roman fasces symbol. City growth since Civil War. Early photographic processes order.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Tomlinson
Rudyard Kipling
Moscow famine tale disputed by Hollywood writer
Miss Lucila Squiers of Hollywood, returning from six months in Russia, paints a contrasting view of conditions. Alongside Captain Williams, she worked on a reconstruction film for the Society of Friends. She describes comfortable trains, hotels with public rooms, and four course dinners in Moscow, challenging common traveler impressions.
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London
Lucila Squiers
Hollywood
Russia
Miss Squiers
Society of Friends
Captain Williams
Shackleton
Moscow
America
Kavazie Dvir
Moscow Visit Described by U.S. Attache and Officials
The account notes daily board and lodging at about $2, mentions visitors from multiple nations including Americans Danes Dutch and English. A tea with Bishop Blair and Senator Wheeler of Montana featured a singing peasant poet who expressed joy at his new American friends. Moscow streets remain crowded with sleighs and caravans amid heavy snowfall.
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Bishop Blair
Senator Wheeler
Montana
Moscow
Fletcher to Return as Ambassador if Mexico Conference Succeeds
Information from Mexico City indicates Henry P. Fletcher will resume the Mexico City embassy if the current American Mexican recognition conference is successful. Diplomats also say he will not return to Belgium.
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Henry P. Fletcher
Mexico City
Republic
Belgium
Ask Questions Information Bureau Notice Appears In Paper
Public notice invites readers to submit questions to the Canton Daily News Information Bureau directed by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington. It clarifies the bureau does not offer legal medical or financial advice, nor settlement of domestic troubles, and requests plain questions with full names and two cents for return postage.
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Canton Daily News Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
the Inquirer
Daily News
Canton
First Woman Leaps From Manhattan Bridge
Police search the East River for the body of the first woman reported to leap from the Manhattan bridge. Witnesses described the woman climbing the three foot rail and jumping, her body turning over before entering the water. In Springfield Ohio, Mrs Anna M Sloughter 61 Yellow Springs died of heart trouble in front of a store. A note found among her effects read Not to be opened until after my death, written just before she died.
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New York
East River
Manhattan Bridge
Springfield
Anna M. Sloughter
Yellow Springs
Early baptism immersion and ancient questions cited
A compilation of Q and A touching on baptism by immersion used by Jews, slavery counts before Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation, the Catharine Wheel at Faneuil Hall, top railroad mileage nations, a cheese souffle recipe, and the origin of fascists in Italy, with concise expert summaries and dates.
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Lincoln
Foneuill Hall
Shem Crowne
United States
Russia
Canada
P. L. C. A. Fascisti
Italy
Reds
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