House Passes Bonus Bill in Senate Uncertainty
President orders American troops in Germany home by July 1 and the Rhine debt dispute with the Allies intensifies. The House approved the four billion dollar bonus bill 303 to 70 amid debate on taxation and veto risk. Secretary Hughes press claims for Rhine payments, while Lodge and Underwood dispute treaty technicalities.
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Belgium
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Arabs Fight Draft of Palestine Constitution in Jerusalem
Arab factions clash over a newly drafted Palestine constitution published after protracted debate. Behold Belief documents show Beilely government and Arabs and Jews exchange views, while leaders expect the League of Nations to confirm the compromise. Extremists push for changes, Zionists resist Acules majority in the legislative council.
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Palestine
Ireland
Tilestine
Whexr
Ledene of Nations
MOTHERS EARTH WEAK SPOT SHAKES BIG AREA NEAR ST LOUIS
Reports from St Louis University and area observers describe tremors across western and southern states, with shocks lasting 12 to 18 seconds. Authorities note alleged links to a New Madrid quakes memory, while several sensational claims about river dikes and floods were later deemed unfounded.
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St Louis
Troy
Tenn
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Evansville
Ind
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Missouri
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Graps
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New Madrid
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Misesles
Teway
Cairo
Lil
Puyville
Ohio News Briefs From Across The State
A wide range of Ohio happenings includes accidents, crimes, and local events. Notables such as Samuel J. Vantine retiring as Dennison chief, Temple theater Toledo robbed of 1200, and Windlay fatal auto crash are reported, along with fires, arson, and thefts in Cleveland, Sandusky, and Toledo.
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Te Emery
Destmaster
London
Samuel J. Vantine
Dennison
Fred J. Seeger
Columbus
Temple Theater
Toledo
Crarksmen
Windlay
Misa Mous Parks
Springfield
Pierce & Co
Howard Wetmore
Marion
Newark
James Prye
Zanesville
Richard L. Hertzer
Bucyrus
Gayety
Cleveland
Ignatz Braund
Lake Erie
Building Trades Council of
Detroit
Robert Keller
Lara Bolster
North Claridon
Geauga County
Harry "Dames
Nathan” Brothers’ Wholesale Novelty Company
Edward Pusch
Sandusky
George W Carl
Belle Jones
Washington D. Hi
State House
Joseph Steinman
Joseph Monroe
Vinton Purk
Mace
Scioto County
Mary Bare
Lemuel Bare
J. B. Wile Cigar Manufacturing Company
Be ‘Thesia
Frank Sznre
Ayl
Louis T. Netn
Middletown
Butler County
Imself
Rath Griss
Tercout
W. Marcolin
Ohio
National Association
Smith
Emil Sidiak
Ray Plarke
Mary Britton
Britton
Inlaw
C. T., Chute
Perry County
Art Armstrong
New Lexington
Elisha A. Tinker
Oho Public Utilities Commission
Tie
Ross County
Minnie Darby
Lorain
Ness
Mona Mogie
Fostoria
Edward Baker
Mansfeld
John
Auchenbach
Harry Wilcox
Jefersonville
Fayette County
George Steeel
Cincinnati
Timaels
Jone Sydell
Arthur Nash
Many Ohio Incidents and Elections Highlight Uneven News
A flood of short items reports injuries and deaths from accidents and fires. Politicians plan campaigns and legal moves while local officials discuss road plans school planting and real estate reappraisals.
Boy Scouts Celebrate Twelfth Anniversary Nationwide
The Boy Scouts of America marked their twelfth anniversary February 4 to 14 with parades pageants and demonstrations nationwide. A message from President Harding praising peace and duty was broadcast to about half a million scouts. Oklahoma Governor Robertson sent a relay message and Texas Governor Pat M. Neff gave a Scout oath and speech on obligation.
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Boy Scouts of America cm
Conference of the Nations
Washington
Warren G, Harding
Governor Robertson
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Pat M. Net
Texas
Boy Scouts at Naval Academy Study Counts of Ranks and Roles
An Annapolis analysis shows 656 scouts advanced to second class and 234 to first class, with 33 as scout masters. Among first class, TS were patrol leaders, 22 Eagle, 9 Star, and 7 Life scouts. Of all, 468 felt scouting aided their general life, 107 their academics, 217 helped with academy entrance requirements, and 142 aided discipline and life at the academy.
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Menthe Annapolis Shotard
Eagie
Star
Lfe
Scouts Impress At Big Conference In Washington
British delegation spokesman Ward Tiddel praises Washington scout pages for admirable conduct at the arms conference. He notes his admiration for the American lads and highlights scouting values of friendliness helpfulness and mutual understanding.
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Ward Tiddel
The
Boy Scout
Washington
Tate
Scouts Achieve Wide Range Of Good Turns In Oklahoma
Reports from Mc Alester Oklahoma detail scouts completing many good deeds. They cut down and burned 260 tent caterpillar nests in Latimer county mountains repaired two miles of mountain trail for farmers distributed Red Cross Public Health Service literature cleaned up nearly a ton of puncture causes from city streets collected bundles for war in house to house drives for local charities promoted cleaner motion pictures decorated a temple for a state women meeting donated Christmas baskets to Salvation Army feeding stations on Mt Penn and Neversink mountain with weekly bird feeder checks noting maintenance lapses.
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McAlester
Okla
Latimer County
Red Cross Public Health Service
Chamber of Commerce and Associated Charities
Maxonic Temple
Salvation Army
Governor Hikes With Troop On Scout Anniversary
Governor Parker of Louisiana and Eagle Scouts from Eaton Houge join a Lincoln’s Day hike to celebrate an anniversary. All American Boy Scouts note the Indian Ways of the Chemann school have been rented into sent troops under the Salem Oregon council.
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Governor Parker
Louisiana
Eaton
Houge
ALL American Boy Scouts
Salem
Oregon
Scout Concert by Wireless During Anniversary in Springfield
Springfield Massachusetts marked its anniversary with a wireless concert arranged through the local electric company. The event reached about 200 miles beyond the city, featuring a message from President Livingstone and a note from Chief Scout Executive James E. West.
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Springfield
Mass
Livingstone
James EB. West
How Joash Crowned King Amid Athaliah’s Fall
The lesson centers on Joash’s rise from peril to throne under Jehoiada’s guidance. Athaliah’s usurpation fails as Jehoiada secures soldiers, orchestrates a coronation, and restores the Davidic line. The passage emphasizes faith, covenant, and reform after a violent period.
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Iis
Alub
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Jehoshebs
Athatiah
Woma
Sid Hyn
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Athaliah
Attaliah
Jerusalem
Baal
Fragmentary Theological Fragments on Eternal Peace
A garbled OCR sample cites phrases about eternal peace and divine pursuit. It references Theologue Germanica and works like The Way to God, The Saddest Thing, and Hope and Joy, presenting scattered quotes on faith, hope, and spiritual ascent with distorted spellings and attribution.
Soft coal use adds heft to laun dry work this winter
A brief item notes heavier laundry chores due to soft coal this season. An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Bleach as a remedy to remove grime and improve appearance. A wife reports delight at quitting smoking, and Tubby overhears a wife’s disdain for tobacco smell, hoping for a long visit.
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Red Cross
Tubby
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