Hoover and Colby Move Shapes in New Era of Politics
The piece analyzes Bainbridge Colby shifting from Republican to Democrat and aligning with Wilson on foreign policy, while Herbert Hoover rises in prominence. It notes Hoover’s claim of no presidential ambition, his engineering view of leadership, and the uncertain party affiliation drawing diverse interest and unsettling some favored contenders.
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Lansing
Bainbridge Colby
Roosevelt
Colby
Wilson
Hoover
Not Encouraging mood on Peace Treaty ratification
Tuesday noon report says ratification is blocked and may become a campaign issue. The piece notes limited chances for a direct vote and a settlement, while urging renewed focus on building helpful relations with neighboring nations amid new global aims.
Interest grows in Russia and its democratic prospects
A Petrograd writer describes affairs there as orderly and citylike. sympathy for the Russian people deepens while confidence rises in a democratic government. The League of Nations has appointed a commission to study conditions, and reports of disorder are to be discounted as Russia develops its vast resources.
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Russia
Petrograd
Ecjty
League of Nations
Ohio Completes New State Mansion Housing Governor
The Ohio governor will move into a new state mansion with furnishings crafted at state institutions including Mansfield Reformatory. The building was completed and the last week’s fittings installed. the first occupant is unsure with Ralph Cole named as a possible early resident.
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Ohio
Mansfield Reformatory
Ralph Cole
Nobodey
Special Civil Service Exams Staged Across Cities
The civil service commission notes that recent exams in Toledo Columbus and other cities failed to recruit enough laboratory assistants navy department physicians Panama Canal service and Indian service teachers. New exams will be held March 3 4 11 7 and 21 respectively. Applicants should contact the 7.38 Civil Service board secretary at the local post office for details and blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Toledo
Columbus
Navy Department
Panama
Canal Pervice
Indian Service
Civil Service Board
Policy Clash: President and Lansing Disagree on Russia
The excerpt notes an irreconcilable split between the President and Secretary Lansing over Soviet policy. The President favors leniency while Lansing opposes it, and the piece suggests the secretary should step aside if a vital policy cannot be reconciled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Secretary Lane Resigns as Interior Chief Cites Indian Affairs Growth
Secretary of the Interior Lane resigns sending a letter to the president praising progress in Indian affairs. He notes more Indians exist now than in Lincoln's era and likely more than during Washington's time, reflecting ongoing growth in the country.
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Lane
Interior Department
Lincoln
Washington's
President Indicates He Won't Seek Third Term
Attorney General Palmer and others close to the president announce their candidacy, signaling the president will not pursue a third term. The move resolves the debate over a potential reelection bid and frames the political outlook.
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Palmer
Death of Senator John Hi Bankhead of Alabama
United States Senator John H. Bankhead of Alabama died at 77. He was the oldest serving senator and had served in the Confederate army during the Civil War.
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United States
John Hi. Bankhead
Alabama
Matshey
Carey Readers Endorse Doan's Kidney Pills
A Carey reader, Mrs. Anna Kemmerly of 310 S. Vance St., testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney disorder years ago and have continued to provide quick relief and good health. She notes she still uses them occasionally and praises the remedy. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Doan's Kidney Pills same as Mrs. Kemmerly had. Foster Milburn Co., Merchants, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Carey
Dean’s
Liice
Anna Kemmerly
Deans
Doan
Cost Estimate Mixes Up Over Time for a 35 000 House
An architect recalls a man seeking a grand residence budgeted at 35000 then 13000 over months. The exchange highlights fluctuating construction costs and prompts readers to review their insurance policy with Grant Kare for adequate coverage.
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Grant Kare
Miss Bertha Nye Visits Findlay Friends
Miss Bertha Nye spent Thursday through Saturday visiting friends in Findlay.
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Bertha Nye
Findlay
Carey Firm Opens New Junk Yard in Bucyrus
Carey firm from Ohio opens a Bucyrus junk yard at the Jess Klopfenstine livery site on West Mary Street near Sardusky Avenue. Joe and Dave Silverstein will direct operations with Joe living in Carey and Dave moving to Bucyrus. Klopfenstine’s livery stock sale ends 60 years of service as the Bucyrus livery scene shifts to autos.
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Bucyrus
Carey, O
Joe
Dave Silverstein
Jess Klopfenstine
West Mary Street
Sardusky Ave
Joe Silverstein
Carey
Dave
Hufnagle
Klopfenstine
Faulkner
Bucyrus Telegraph
Doctor J. E. Myers Announces Treatment Rates
Beginning March 1 1920 charges for treatments will be 1 50 at the office and 2 00 for home calls. Dr J E Myers signs the notice and lists new pricing for services.
Old Soldiers and Civic News From McComb
Hancock County page reports Isaac Cusac of McComb dies at 85 after Civil War service as captain then major in the 21st O V I. Other items note local improvements, coal shipments, road vacation debate, and a woman elected secretary of the 21st Regimental Association.
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Isaac Cusac of-McGomb
Perry County
Blanchard
John Sheridan
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Courier
Sheridan
Courisr
Local Notes From 1895 and 1905 Pressed In Brief Items
Odds and ends from Ourey Times reach Upper Sandusky with prices on bees and grain, birth notices for Garn Brayton Day and others, lace curtains sale at Klein and Werney, charity ball turnout, township burials, a Mansfield wedding, a Big Four change in staff, an oversized Leghorn egg, cold weather impact, band plans for a phonograph concert, and grasshoppers spotted by Sheldon Kleopter and Isaac Buck.
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LaFayette Brayton
Klein & Werney's
Will Day
Upper Sandusky
Crawford Township
John McGuire
John Gintert
Anna Shaetzer
Mansfield
H. Danson
Huntsville
Big Four
Jay Lytle
Louis Galbroner
Simonis
Sheldon Kleopter
Isaac Buck
Mr.Carey
Times Office
Fifteen Years Ago in Local Market and Society News
Fifteen years ago wheat was $1.11 in the market. Births announced for Irvin Black’s son and Frank Saunders’s son. Andrew Ewing dies at his Adrian hotel. Ferdinand Braun buys a Gibsonburg business block. A three weeks old Craw ford girl dies. Frank Riester and Anna Pahl wed at Our Lady of Consolation. Upper Sandusky’s J A Gottfried & Bro. ship $3,000 to $4,000 in furs. Cold weather lays up three Big Four engines in Adrian. Robert Gregg sells a Main street business block to Amil Pahl and Ed Simous for $3,509. Rev S J Taylor resigns from Lutheran church to serve in Selins Grove Pa. P J Lalley amputates after arm crush at Big Four. Daily attendees at Wat ing school listed. Witten Summers arrested for blocking crossing. fined. Wrestling match between Kid Murphy and Ted Lewis advertised but drew few spectators. wrestlers from Astoria.
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Frank Saunders
Andrew Ewing
Adrian
Ferdinand Braun
Gibsonburg
Charles,Riter of
Crawford
Frank Riester
Anna Pahl
Our Lady of Consolation Church
J. A. Gottfried & Bro
Upper Sandusky
Adtrian
Robert Gregg
Main Street
Model Bakery
Amil Pahl
Ed Simouis
S. J. Taylor
Lutheran Church
Selins Grove
P. J. Lalley
Wating School
Essia Thatcher
Ethel Thatcher
Dora Bachar
Earl Deidrich
Ray Thatcher
Epeert Orval Nye
Russell Nye
Hobart Tong
John Seckrides
Witten Summers
Big Four
Kid ‘Murphy
Ted
Lewis
Snyder's’ Opera House
Owever
Astoria
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dempsey Indicted in San Francisco Draft Evasion Case
Jack Dempsey, famed boxing challenger to Jess Willard, faces indictment in San Francisco for evading the military draft. The case highlights the still unsettled postwar draft enforcement surrounding prominent public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
San Francisco
Gude's Pepto Mangan Ad Promises New Vitality
Millions feeling weak and blue are urged to try Gude's Pepto Mangan to restore vigor. The ad claims the blood improves with a few weeks of use and notes the product comes in liquid or tablet form with no difference in value.
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Mfe
America
Gude
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Walker Road
Delaware Township
Dr. Marshall
Wharton
1St Regimental Association
Jwar
Robert McDonald
McComb
Dale Ceate Denard
E. T. Dunn
21St Regimental Association
Melonaid
Ourey Times
Irvin Black
Co. L of Sycamore
Flower Shop
F. F. Scheel
Fred Boden
Bellevue
Peoples Bank
Brown & Williams
O.C. Bowlby
Kear
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
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