Harding Willis clash over Toledo collector appointment
The article notes friction between President Harding and Senator Willis over a Toledo collector appointment. Willis opposes the nominee, threatening to block Senate confirmation, while Harding supports the choice and aims to maintain broader bipartisan rapport despite the dispute.
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Republican Party
Soviet
Russia
Washington
Senator Willis
David
Jonathan
Damon
Pythias
Harding
Willis
Chicago
Toledo
Senate
Supreme Court supports governor on emergency reorganization plan
The state supreme court upheld the legislature and ruled the governor's emergency reorganization measure valid. The decision allows nine new departments and cabinet heads, effective July 1, with no referendum. Critics cite no clear emergency, while supporters argue potential savings and funding for roads and schools.
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State Supreme Court
Davis
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Washington
Labor convention backs referendum on war declaration
A labor resolution proposes moving war declaration power from Congress to the people via a constitutional amendment. It calls for a nationwide referendum with a majority vote to approve war and requires supporters to actively prosecute the war. Introduced by S H Gardner of the Cleborne central labor union, Tex.
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Organized Labor
Congress
Convention of Labor
S. H. Gardner
Central Labor Union
Cleburne
Tex
Legislative Committee of
Federation
Fortifying mails with soldiers and guns at post offices
The government plans to protect the mails by deploying troops with mail trains and fortifying post offices. Postmasters and clerks learn gun use to prevent robberies, with warnings to avoid accidents in this delicate situation as bandits may back away once faced with armed defense.
Disarmament Discussed by Lloyd George and Congress
Premier Lloyd George ready to begin negotiations on disarmament as Congressmen debate methods and the public shows support for arms reduction. The momentum centers on a unified approach to disarmament.
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Lloyd George
Carey Cycle Club Formed By Carey Women Cyclists
In Carey twenty five years ago the ladies met at Miss A G Weber's photograph gallery and organized the Carey Cycle Club with Miss Weber as president and Miss Ella Anderson as vice president. Other officers include Miss Mable Newhard secretary and Mrs T W McClure treasurer. Members listed include Misses Mattie Myers Irene Dow Ella Kennerley Clara Myers Clara Shireman Della McGuire Emman Berlin Gertrude Muliholand and Della Gilliand plus Mrs Wm Augustine Mrs Loren Stahl and Mrs T A Bonser. Council actions directed sidewalks on Findlay Street to be kept clear for cyclists and inquiries into fire and sewer projects. John Guseman paid eight dollars for six days as street commissioner and Amos Hart eight eight cents for seven hours on water works trench.
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Carey
A G. Weber
Carey Cycle Club
Miss Weber
Ella Anderson
Mable Newhard
T. W. McClure
Minnie Kesler
Mollie Gilliland
Mattie Myers
Irene Dow
Ella Kennerley
Clara Myers
Clara Shireman
Della McGuire
Emman Berlin
Gertrude Muliholand
Della Gilliland
Wm. Augustine
Loren Stahl
T. A. Bonser
Findlay Street
Vance
Big Four
Carey Run
John Guseman
Amos Hart
Beginning of Great Institution
On January 10 1870 the Standard Oil Company was incorporated in Cleveland Ohio with capital of one million dollars John D Rockefeller was elected president and the incorporators included Henry Flagler Samuel Andrews Stephen Harkness and William Rockefeller
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Great Institution
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Flagler
Samuel Andrews
Stephen Harkness
William Rockefeller
Masonic Fraternity to Attend St John’s Day Service
Upon invitation of Rev W F Martin the Masonic fraternity will attend the St John’s Day service of Divine worship on Sunday morning June 26 at 10 45 in the Methodist church. All Masons in white aprons are expected to attend in a body and their families and friends are invited.
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W. F. Martin
Cemetery Dues Notice for Ridge and Bigelow Lots
All persons owning or interested in Ridge or Bigelow cemetery lots must pay 10 cents per foot to Secretary J. A. Smith immediately. Dues fund upkeep to keep the gravesites well maintained as they are. J. A. Smith, Secretary.
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Ridge Or Bigelow Cemetery
J. A. Smith
Rompers Theme Shapes Fanchons Heart in City Tale
Fanchon, a Paris born designer in New York, adores a rompers pattern and resolves to gift it to a shabby street boy. After aiding the boy and his father, she discovers her heart with the family on the ninth floor, promising future generosity and love.
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Fanchon
France
Mademoiselle Fanchon
Lucille
Tige
Sonny
Dickie Boy
Dickie
Fanchon Shop
For Sale Fifty Homes in Carey Here for Buyers
Real estate notice offers fifty houses for sale in Carey with varying prices. Some on easy terms and some trades possible for farms or town property. Contact Grant Karr Agency before buying.
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Carey
Grant Karr Agenoy
Carey approves Vance Street improvement under state highway plan
Ordinance 145 grants village consent for extending Inter County Highway No 268 along Vance Street in Carey Wyandot County. The measure allows the State Highway Commissioner to supervise the project and requires certified copies to Wyandot County officials. Passed June 18 1921.
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Vance Street
Carey
Wyandot County
I. C. H. No. 268
Ohio
Northern Ohio Railway
State of Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
AL. Blue
Jno. Stoody
Carey Village Sealed Bid Notice for Lot in Carey Ohio
Sealed bids for a described piece of Carey Ohio real estate in Wyandot County are due by 12 noon Friday July 1 1921. Bids require a $50 deposit. balance payable in cash upon deed delivery. sale to highest bidder with warranty deed. village reserves right to reject all bids. AL Blue mayor.
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Carey
Wyandot County
Ohio
Wyandot
North Street
Vance Street
Carey Ohio invites bids for 2000 feet concrete sidewalks
Sealed bids are due by 7:30 p.m. Monday June 27 1921 in Carey Ohio for constructing about 2000 feet of concrete sidewalks on various streets. The village council may reject any or all bids. Dated June 13 1921. Jno Stoody Clerk.
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Carey
Ohio
Jno. Stoody
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Carey Times
Postoffice
Homer Thrall
American Legion
Agnes G. Brogan
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
AL Blue
F.a.galbroner
Ross Johnson
Met
Mutual
C. F.sutter
New Keller Block
Main St
Flower Shop
F. F. Scheel
Hoover and Ravac Cleaners
Milwaukee Air and Duro Water Systems
M. C. Reynolds Electric Co
D.C. Bowley South
Vance St
Hendrick’s
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
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