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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
4
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A Washington commentary assemblage quotes Senator Harding favoring an international association with bite to deter war. It argues armaments raise stakes while the League would reduce them, cites Cox land policy, and notes alarm over future warfare including aerial gas attacks.
In a Dearborn Independent piece the author denounces the Chicago grand jury bribery case linked to professional baseball. The piece calls for authorities in Chicago and New York to expose the mastermind and confederates. It argues indictments of players are not enough without broader punishment to protect American life.
Senator John Sharp Williams defends the solid South as a necessity for white civilization and ethics, while Charles A. Comiskey, head of the Chicago American League club, vows to fire any dishonest players regardless of their stature.
The Baltimore Sun notes a sweeping view from Railway Age: 1919 motor vehicle registrations reach 7,623,551 units valued at no less than 7 billion dollars, with public spending on operation and upkeep around 6 to 6.5 billion annually. Autos near half the railroads in total investment, hinting at a future where cars outsell rails as freight carriers, especially for rush orders to nearby cities.
W. J. Bryan praises President Wilson for leading support for women's suffrage. Wilson advocated federal action, urged Democratic senators to back submission, and communicated with legislators across states. His persistent influence helped secure ratification and national victory.
Local notice invites residents to visit the Carey Times office to obtain name cards of various kinds. The brief emphasizes available styles and customizable options.
For Judge of Supreme Court short term Coleman Avery. For Judge of Court of Appeals H. L. Conn. For Judge of Common Pleas Charles F. Close. For Representative to General Assembly M. S. Newell.
Twenty farms offered for sale within sixty days, mostly in Wyandot county. Properties feature good reads and locations, running water, proximity to church and school, with flexible terms and possession this fall or March 1. Viewing available within an hour at Emerine's Meat Market location.
A six woman jury in Justice Wideman's court found for John Adams against Mrs Jennie Lacher over a board bill. The dispute arose after Lacher raised the weekly tariff from 8 to 10 dollars and Adams refused to pay the higher rate.
Bloomville teachers must bring meals and remain inside the school building at noon per a board of education ruling to curb pupils who stay on campus. The Green Spring charge of the United Brethren was dissolved at Toledo for minister shortage and church weakness. An auto truck carrying butter and steel castings wrecked near Old Fort after the driver fell asleep, requiring team effort to recover.
Richardson and Doolittle announce a garage and machine shop in Carey offering custom piston rings fitting by machining, repairing cracked water jackets, rebabbiting bearings, and oversize journal work to fit worn crankshafts. They claim reduced repair bills with high grade oil and gasoline and guarantee satisfaction. Home phone 9.
A notice from A. D. Lenner John A. Fox and Mrs 8 O Smith Sheldon Kleopfer prohibits hunting or trespassing on their farm and land. Add name by 25 cents in advance for the upcoming hunting season.
J A Smith, a notary public with 25 years in the business, continues to represent the same old line insurance companies. He can provide proper service across all insurance lines.
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