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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
2
Irrigation to Reclaim Vast Desert Lands Planned
The piece discusses reclaiming desert areas in Oregon Washington and Idaho by diverting water to dry land. Engineers note irrigation can make the land highly productive and a large project is under consideration with support from the Anim attion development congress in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Animattion Development Congress
Montana
Rhode Island
Japanese Emigration in California Sparks Alarm
The article warns that Japanese settlers in California pose a growing menace as their numbers rise and they move into farms and key occupations. Californians fear unrest and pressure for action, predicting future conflict with Japan across the Pacific region including the Philippines, Hawaii, and Samoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Japan
Philippines
Hawaii
Samoa
Pacific
Weary of Life Prince Joachim Takes His Life
Prince Joachim, the Kaiser’s youngest son, committed suicide at Potsdam amid domestic trouble and financial stress. He was the Kaiser’s favorite son and rumors say abdication in his favor was planned. The Kaiser’s exile, imprisonment, and his wife’s illness frame the sorrowful context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Joachim
Potsdam
Kaiser
Peculiar storm year brings cyclones and damage reports
The article notes several severe storms this year, with a Sunday strike in Cleveland and Findlay causing wind damage, hail, injuries, and livestock fatalities. It mentions copious rainfall and hopes for relief from weather conditions and the high cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Findlay
Marion Senator Larding Nominated by Republicans for President
The report notes Senator Larding has been nominated for president by Republicans and will speak after recovering from the surprise. He is expected to accept the nomination and promise to be good. A number of Carey Republicans have gone to witness the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larding
Carey
Campaign temperance issue and Volfiead law debate
The piece outlines a coming campaign fight over the Volfiead temperance law defining alcoholic content. It notes Congress may adjust the content, with the president's role limited to enforcement. It cites Hrgan's claim that Cox supporters want change and others oppose. It predicts speeches of acceptance will address these points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volfiead
Congress
Cox
Hrgan
House
Senate
Bipartisan trip yields mixed reports on 1920 prospects
A partisan traveler returns with optimistic notes for his party and enthusiastic impressions from supporters. A Republican says Harding’s faction looks strong while a Democrat in the West predicts Cox appeal. Readers are cautioned to take such reports with skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
West
Cox
Earthquakes Strain Los Angeles as San Francisco Rivalry Persists
Earthquake shocks continue in Los Angeles with limited damage and some injuries. The piece notes LA surpassing San Francisco in population and hints at jealousy and retribution thoughts from the northern city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Francisco
President and Cox Agree on League of Nations Stand
The President and Governor Cox reportedly agreed on a League of Nations stance for the coming campaign. The exact position will be clarified in Cox's acceptance speech, but it is set to be a major issue in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
League of Nations
Storm Ravages River Farm Blanchard Township
The Hancock County area endured weekend storms causing major crop damage. A lightning strike destroyed a 100 foot shed with two wings at Dr. H. C. Jameson’s River farm near Dukes Church, killing hogs and injuring corn storage. Insurance covers the rural blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
H. C Jameson
Blanchard Township
Jameson
River Farm
Dukes
Property Transfers in Carey and Sycamore Areas
A sequence of land transfers and deeds recorded, detailing trades in Carey, Sycamore, and Crawford township. Transfers include half and fractional lots, acreages from nine and a half to three quarters, and prices often set at 1 dollar, with noted larger consideration of 100 dollars for a Carey lot. Parties include Clara V Beitler Richard Smith Lewis Knief Frank Shaffer George W Pierce Altha Combs T S Culp David Eklebberry J L Pennington John Truax Adelia Michaels R D Perkins Estella Vaughn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara V. Beitler
Richard Smith
Carey
Lewis Knief
John R. Miller
Crawford Township
Frank Shaffer
Alvin O Althouse
Sycamore
George W. Pierce
Altha M. Combs
D. Straw
The
Federal Porcelain Co
Chester B. England
T. S. Culp
John Truax
Pennington
South Sycamore
David J. Eklebberry
Pennington’s
J. L. Pennington Et al
Sycamore Corporation
Charles J. Chester
Harless C. Staggs and John D. Morris Seek Democratic Nominations
Harless C. Staggs of Upper Sandusky is announced as a Democratic candidate for Clerk of Courts nomination, subject to the primary on Tuesday August 10. John D. Morris of Upper Sandusky is announced as a Democratic candidate for County Treasurer nomination, subject to the primary on Tuesday August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harless C. Staggs
Upper Sandusky
John D. Morris
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