President pushes subsidy to aid American merchant marine
The president urges Congress to pass a bounty for U S ship owners to offset higher crew costs and wage gaps with foreign vessels. Debate centers on three mile limit, liquor sale bans, and potential amendments tying subsidies to bars on board. Weeks joins earlier officials in Cabinet troubles as primary versus convention plans are weighed.
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Congress
United States
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Weeks critiques convention nominating system in war secretary address
In a commencement speech Secretary of War Weeks criticized the nomination process favoring primaries over conventions. He argued conventions are better and noted Congress was largely formed by primaries, sparking dissent from supporters of the current Congress. Weeks defends his right to private views though remaining a cabinet member.
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Weeks
Daugherty
The
Interior
Commerce
Hoover
War Weeks
Congress
Washington
Political iconoclasts target the supreme court
The piece argues that the Supreme Court holds final power over constitutionality, prompting calls to curb its reach. Senator Lafollette supports constitutional court reform with congressional override mechanisms, while labor praises the idea, signaling a growing movement against judicial supremacy.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
Lafollete
Labor
Lafollette
Bachelors in Congress Noted in Ohio Delegation
A survey notes two bachelor members in the Ohio delegation to the House. Theodore A E Burton of Cleveland and R Clint Cole of the eighth district are highlighted as examples amid questions about how bachelor status might affect political and social dynamics and candidate appeal.
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Congress
Ohio
House of Representatives
Theodore AE. Burton
Cleveland
R. Clint Cole
Lenine Illness Sparks Uncertain Russian Leadership
Reports indicate Nicholas Lenine head of the Soviet government is ill and incapacitated with a government commission holding duties. Speculation suggests potential fatal outcome and echoes of revolutionary turmoil, leaving future leadership unclear.
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Nicholas Lenine
Russia
Hig Lot
Lenine
France
Governor calls an extra session for Ohio World War bonus
Governor Davis will convene an especial session to address funding the World War bonus for Ohio soldiers. The legislature has a shortfall of several million for the appropriation. The session will focus on the items listed in the call. otherwise it may be brief.
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Davis
Ohio
Theovery
Solons
Cabinet turf battle over forestry duties fuels a White House row
Conflicting statements from Secretary Fall and Secretary Wallace spark a dispute over control of forestry policy. The quarrel centers on which department should oversee forest interests, with lingering uncertainty about leadership and direction in the administration.
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Fall
Wallace
Rasinot
ADEK
Bouiss
Harding
Splendid camping ground idea for Uittie island tourists
The Pemberville Leader suggests a compact tourist camp near Uittie Island with electric Megats toilets and basic facilities. It notes small Midwestern towns hosting 40 000 automobile tourists, who would spread goodwill and advertise the town along their route. The Leader proposes Carey adopt a similar luncheon topic for the Kiwanis Club.
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Mid-West
Pemberville-Leader
Carey
Kiwanis Club
All Aboard for Africa and the Gold Rush
A sensational report claims the greatest discovery of gold in central Africa within the Belgian Congo. A trooper's horse stumble sent him and his horse into a stream bed littered with gold nuggets. The note warns of hardship and loss but urges exploration and development.
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Central Africa
Belgian Congo
Ohio Crabbe Act liquor fines by county total
Auditor Jos. Tracy lists fines collected under the Crabbe Act from Nov 3 1920 to Jun 1 1922 across Ohio counties. The document shows per county amounts ending with a final total of 712 762.59 dollars. Included are major sums for Franklin Stark Summit Cuyhoga Hamilton and other counties.
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Tracy
Crabbe
Ohio
Adams
Allen
Ashland
Astabula
Athens
Auglaize
Belmont
Brown
Butler
Carroll
Champaign
Clark
Clermont
Clinton
Columbiana
Coshocton
Crawford
Cuyhoga
Darke
Defiance
Delaware
Erie
Fairfield
Fayette
Franklin
Fulton
Gallia
Geauga
Greene
Guernsey
Hamilton
Hancock
Hardin
Harrison
Henry
Highland
Hocking
Holmes
Huron
Jackson
Jefferson
Knox
Uake
Lawrence
Licking
Logan
Lorain
Lucas
Madison
Mahoning
Marion
Medina
Meigs
Mercer
Miami
Monroe
Montgoery
Morgan
Morrow
Muskingum
Nobile
Sandusky
Sciota
Seneca
Shelby
Stark
Summit
Trumbull
Tuscarawas
Union
van Wert
Vinton
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Williams
Wood
Wyandot
Total
Judge Allen Announces Run for Ohio Supreme Court
Judge Florence E. Allen of Cleveland announces her candidacy for the Ohio Supreme Court on a nonpartisan independent ticket. She is noted as the first woman elected to Ohio’s common pleas bench and possibly the first to seek the state’s high court.
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Florence E. Allen
Cleveland
Supreme Court of Ohio
Allen
Common Pleas Bench
Ohio
Supreme Court
Bees Kill Horses Alarm Delphos Community
George Frederick lies near death in Delphos after a mass beesting incident. Reports say hundreds of honey bees swarmed causing injuries to horses and people, with emergency teams responding and authorities investigating the event.
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George Frederick
Delphos
Baeintlee
Hail Predicted as Marbles Fall in Findlay Climate
Weather section notes a Fri afternoon hail shower as large as marbles struck the area while the thermometer’s index marked 54 degrees. The Findlay Courier also reports an affidavit in the Youngstown will contest case alleging a juror discussed the matter with a bailiff during deliberations. A Findlay jail inmate describes a memo of a penniless woman from near Rawson who attempted to charge ninety dollars of toilet articles to a hotel room. the hotel staff pursued payment and the woman faced detention.
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Findlay
Courier
Youngstown
Edna’ Brown
Sophia Green
Tiffin Common Pleas
Warren P. Dillon
Fostoria
John J. DeWitt
Joseph W. Cole
Cole
Phoenix
Tiffin
Ang
Het
Rawson
Findlay Millioner
Former Carey Minister Recalls Long Friendship with Dunham
Excerpts from letters dated February 27 1922 reveal Rev E S Dunham of Delaware recalling 35 years as pastor of the Methodist church in Carey and his life of preaching holiness revival camp meetings and a long friendship with former pastor William Wyborn now in retirement at 78.
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Wm. Wyborn
E. S. Dunham
Delaware
Brill
Board
W. W. Lance
Celina
Fostoria
Peter Will
Fred
Canada
Brother Billy
Jesus
Dunham
State establishes 1600 acre Tymochtee game refuge
Sycamore Leader reports Ohio creates a 1600 acre state game refuge in Tymochtee township under Agriculture head L J Taber. D L Stalter oversees the project with farmers cooperation, the land leased for five years includes multiple local farms, and the refuge will stock 00 Cockbird Pheasants and local streams. Hunting is prohibited on the refuge though overflow may be hunted in open season. Open pheasant season runs ten days in November.
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Tymochtee Township
State of
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
L. J. Taber
D. L Stalter
Wyandot
Bert Ransberg
W. G. Hayman
A.M. Walton
Parker Bros
Gier Brothers Farms
Avery Neats
Carl Harter
R. C. Shireman
Mr. Stalter
Offer bulletin on farm septic tanks announced
Ohio rural residents face higher typhoid risk due to individual farm sanitation. Ohio State University engineers prepared a bulletin with full directions for building a farm septic tank to serve most Ohio homes. The bulletin will be issued July 1 and is free from the extension editors in Columbus.
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Ohio Country
Ohio State University
Ohio
College of Agriculture
Columbus
Dur Ain E Walter Seeks Democratic Recorder Nomination
Upper Sandusky resident Dur Ain E Walter announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Recorder, subject to the primary on Tuesday August 8 1922.
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Durain E. Walter
Upper Sandusky
Guardian's sale of Carey village lot in Wyandot County
Guardian Althea M. Combs offers at public sale in Carey Ohio a Lot 57 in the Carey plat and part Lot 24 with frontage of 465 feet. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years or all cash, mortgage security at 6 percent. Appraised values are Lot 57 at 1400 and West part Lot 24 at 1300. Proceedings per Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas Probate Division order dated June 20 192%.
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Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
Ohio
Althea M. Combs
George W. Pierce
Wyandot
Carey
Ealf
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Columbus ‘Laboratory
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