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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
4
The speaker pins blame on both parties over wartime conduct investigations. He argues republicans and democrats shared duty in approving mobilization and supply. Haste aided victory and avoiding prolonged conflict, urging focus on constructive action rather than partisan glee.
The Mexican state of Sonora secedes amid civil strife. President Caranza seeks U.S. permission to move troops through Texas and Arizona to aid the federal government, but authorities deny the request.
The Saturday Evening Post last week published a pointed editorial praising Herbert Hoover as the man the country needs for its next president. The piece argues Hoover possesses the qualifications demanded and will likely influence a broad readership.
In The Farmer published from Topeka Kansas Senator Capper declares Congress ordered sixty one postwar investigations that will not progress much while sixteen months pass without action for ex service men as two crops of weed feed on promised land Capper a Republican voices criticism.
The article observes a pleasant March and a cold stormy April, noting the reversal is not unusual and may help prevent premature fruit bud development.
Forty three of forty six California delegates to the Y W C A National convention in Cleveland favor Hoover for president. The message from California indicates the state will vote for Hoover as women voters participate in the decision.
The article states women will not be allowed to vote at the April 27 presidential preference primary. Petitions seek a referendum on Reynolds' Presidential Suffrage bill, but it is unclear if women may vote in November. If a state ratifies the national suffrage amendment, women may gain voting rights nationwide.
The article notes plans for a proposed new school house with an auditorium that can seat 750, expected to meet current needs until a larger, finer auditorium becomes possible. It mentions Carey’s growth promises as a condition for future expansion.
Delegates at the national YWCA convention in Cleveland on April 17 discussed an industrial creed. It calls for an eight hour day, a forty four hour week, no night work for women, one day of rest weekly, a legally set minimum wage for beginners, equal opportunity by occupation, no child labor, and collective bargaining with employees free to choose representatives. The convention also adopted a constitutional amendment making student body membership depend on a declaration of faith rather than church affiliation.
The April term jurors are listed for petit and grand juries. Petit jurors include Jacob Bender Pitt Albert Courtad Crane Sheridan Bowen Miffin S D Fowler Pitt Charles T Whittaker Marseilles E J Kear Salem Fred Retterer Pitt Leroy Comstock Antrim Hugh Lee Sycamore Charles F Frey Crane John D Morris Upper Sandusky Charles Courtad Crawford G W Kear Richland Edward Deiner Upper Sandusky John D Curtis Tymochtee. Grand jurors include Frank Althouse Eden Ezra Kuenzli Crane Carl Blanck Crane Guy Crouse Tymochtee Edward C Richmond Pitt Paul Bell Richland L A Kennedy Pitt Dorr Parsell Jackson John F Disher Eden W H Clayton Crane George Griffith Sycamore Ira Konkle Sycamore J J Burckhardt Upper Sandusky F A Fowler Pitt Elmer Corfman Tymochtee.
Justus Lodge No. 393 invites all past and present Knights of Pythias to a May 4 roll call. The evening features speakers on Pythianism in Ohio and beyond with lunch served after.
Nine young men and five girls in St Nicholas Frenchtown parish wed since last September with more to follow. Six grooms were returned soldiers.
The Snyder Lumber Co office has been remodeled for convenience. A private office area was partitioned off and the weighing room was newly floored and finished with plaster board.
J. A. Smith is making out tax lists and will be in the big office every evening until May 1 as local notices advertise garden seeds and grow best offers at Ewing's.
A family gathering of 41 relatives at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shane’s home on South Vance street celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The informal reunion featured a noon dinner and grandchildren Corinne Kimmel and Cleo Shane escorting the couple to the table.
The Greenspring Commercial Club invites entrants from anywhere to submit an acceptable slogan. A Toledo bond firm, the successful bidder for Old Fort school district bonds at ten thousand dollars, seeks release from the bid due to a mistaken premium offer of one hundred eighty dollars. The board insists the contract stands. George N. Young, Tiffin postmaster, reportedly won senate confirmation after a local push. charges were filed but his defense satisfied senators. Local booster sentiment following a Chamber of Commerce banquet allegedly nudged property values upward, prompting worries about inflated assessments and higher rents. Vivian Lepard of Attica will graduate this June as one of eight statewide to complete the Home Economics four year course. a display and a medal accompany her achievement.
A candidate announces intent to serve Ohio's Thirteenth and Thirty-First Senate districts under Governor A. V. Donahey seeking a second term subject to primary voters on August 10, 1920.
G Urton of Bellevue sold the Bellevue Tire Shop in town Monday to John Yons who had been in charge for over a year. Urton, former owner of the Main and Vance corner variety store, has severed his connection with Carey due to extensive Bellevue interests.
Mr and Mrs Charles Lindower, Joseph Renschler and I B Copley traveled to attend the funeral of John Lindower in Fostoria on Saturday.
The British peerage title of duke began in 1337 with the Black Prince as the first holder under the Duke of Cornwall designation. This marked the highest rank in the peerage and linked to Edward III’s heir.
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