Harding Goes to Florida Without Cabinet Announcement
Briand becomes premier of France and reparations talks open in Paris as Allied premiers tackle Germany’s terms. Harding departs for Florida with no public cabinet lineup, while Congress reshapes apportionment and war-time limits amid ongoing disputes over army size, amnesty, and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Florida
Briand
France
Aristide Briand
Paris
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Greece
Lloyd George
Berlin
State Lifting Smellpox Epidemic Abating Across Delaware County
A sweep of local notices reports the smellpox outbreak in Delaware county easing, while other items note drownings, arson accusations, legal actions, and various accidents across Ohio. Notable names include Chester A. Menk, Horatio Claypool, and John L. Severance amid broader regional events.
Sweden’s factories close as wages cut to compete abroad
Swedish manufacturers announce shutdowns and wage cuts up to 20 percent as a response to economic pressure from global rivals. Workers are told reductions are needed to keep plants open, with foreign immigration policy cited as influencing the mood. The shift marks a change from relying on American labor support to facing uncertain job prospects at home.
Opposes Trade With Russia Says Bolshevik Threat Grows
Prit Milukem, a Rus foreign minister figure in England, argues Britain should avoid trade with Russia calling it recognition of the Bolshevik government. He, with Washington officials, warns trade would invite agents consuls and propagandists and hasten world revolution. He claims Lenin and Trotzky push a doomed global Bolshevik agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
Prit Milukem
Rusan
Kerenuky
Intubolsheviki
England
Ressia
Ohio news briefs mixed with fire and crime items
Ohio items report a fatal bull attack near Delaware Florist and farm events. Clarence Curren, 44, killed by a bull. Marian Hueter saves siblings from a Cleveland home fire. Hagar founder dies in New York. Fire in Akron kills two children. Robberies and police reports across Lorain Findlay Warren and Cleveland. Road and highway policy changes loom in Columbus and Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Tenacitto
Ashtabula
Lima
Stophen White
Kent
Chester A. Menk
Crawford County
Michael R
Cleveland
Gibsor P. Robinson
Obi Masonic Board of Trustees
Franklin D. Pore
Woodraf National Bank
Dunkirk
Milford Wright
Port Clinton
Morgan Harris
Utica
Newark
Milo Vujnovich
Youngstown
Ross County Farm Bureau
Ohio
Stark Rolling Mills
Canton
Frank Swift
Hinckley
Mass
Sims
John F. Cover, Jr
United States Shipping Board
Lorain
Horatio ©. Claypool
Chillicothe
Columbus
Harry Shift
C. C. Timberman
William Heth
Marion Packing Plant
Frank Colone
Lima State Hospital
Columbus Grove
Lavine Jones
Orlston
United States
Toledo
William Hickey
Cincinnati
Catholic Church
L. J. Taber
Barnesville
Ohio State Grange
N. H. Shaw
Erie Railroad
Ohi
Ohio State Association of Building Exchanges
Youngetown
Florence Sielzer
Ohio River
Price
Henry G. Hauck
George T. Poor
Leroy Burris
New Philadelphia
William Burris
Toledo Shipbuilding Company
Valentine
John L. Severance
Union Station
Sandausky
Tony Nasto
Zanesville
Andrew Fontano
Tony Bondero
Fontano
Spiegel
Henry Grayman
Haranville
James Adkins
Morgan Eneleering Company
Albane
Miamitown
Ira Roush Young
Gallipolis
Central Presbyterian Church
Akron
Clarence Curren
Delaware
Ira HK. Pontius
Banks
Davis
Marian Hueter
Albert F. Hagar
Hagar Strawboard and Paper Company
Xenia
New York
Fred H. Wick
Ghia Iron and Steel Company
Devslon Road
Washington Do. H
Bloomingbore
Mineral City
K. of PF Lodge
Walters
Ohio State Veterinary Association
CH. Case
Findlay Automobile Club
W. W. Woodward
Mike Kosch
Rutherford B. Hayes
Crestline
Continental Beet Sugar Company
Bernice Dice
Warren
Andy Conley
Ozzie Terminal
Wapakoneta
H. Jackson
Jackson
Wayman
Raymond
Norwalk Miniterial Association
Ingersoll
George B. Christian, Jr
Harding
Marlon
Mando Miller
Dustand
Miller
Samuel Kahn
Chicago
Kahn
California
Common Pleas Court
Leon C. Herrick
Norwalk
A. H. Taylor
Findlay
Herrick
Angus Irvine
Walter A. Irvine
Irvine
Mansfeld Reformatory
Daniels Jewelry
Pater Szuperak
Eighth Congressional District
Marion
Association of Postoffice
Eighth
Mathew Mitchell
Finilay
Ohio Senate
Peter Hoover
Erester
George W. Goethale
Davie
The King's Great Invitation and Wedding Feast
A sermon outlines Christ's kingdom as a feast beyond law, urging acceptance of the invitation. It compares Jewish rejection after Jesus' crucifixion to modern indifference, notes Gentile outreach, and stresses that righteousness through Christ grants entry to the King’s banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gedd
Jerusalem
Christ
Jesus Christ
Scout Birthday Observance Marks Nationwide Salute
The Boy Scouts of America celebrate the organization's birthday on February 8. At 8:15 p.m. eastern time registered scouts nationwide pause to recite the oath and reaffirm commitment. The 11th anniversary emphasizes community value and individual responsibility within the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits Celendae
Boy Scouts of America
Former Scouts in College Activity at Cornell Syracuse Oxford
An Ithaca Council effort to engage college students who are or have been scouts continues at Cornell University with local scout leaders offering aid and opportunities to support national scouting. Syracuse hosts a similar student-driven group, while at Oxford University in England Lorne W. BarneY studied their Scout club to gauge potential college town service reaching boys locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. XY Council
Boy Scouts of America
Cornell University
Locs! Council
Chou-son-King
Shanghai
China
Syracuse University
Oxford University
England
Natual
Lorne W. Barcny
University Scout Club
Second Class Scout Mar dis heroic act at camp
Joseph H. Mardis of East Liverpool received a national Boy Scouts honor after he attempted to rescue his scoutmaster W B Williamson from a live 2200 volt line. Mardis pulled him away, was badly burned, then tended the unconscious man until he himself fainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aedal
National Court of Honor of the
Boy Scouts of Armorica
Joseph H. Mardis
East Liverpool
Wallentill
Mardis
W. B. Williamson
Orstald
Nationwide Scout Good Turn Anniversary Message
Chief Scout Executive James E West urges a nationwide push for the Boy Scouts eleventh anniversary celebration. He calls for every boy scout and troop from coast to coast to perform more and better good turns, spreading an infectious spirit nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. West
Boy Scouts' Organization
All America
Covetousness as a Sin Across Ages
An essay-like piece warns that covetousness remains the supreme sin in every era. It cites prophets, Zechariah, and Paul to condemn covetousness as root of idolatry and moral ruin, urging readers to view trials as proofs of divine trust rather than temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zevlah
Paul
Wolatry
Been Fests
Scouts Guard Unique Tree Near Elizabethtown
A lone Juni per tree, the only one of its kind in Pennsylvania, is cared for by Elizabethtown Boy Scouts. Located near the town, it stands about two and a half feet tall with a 45 foot spread, covering over 20 square feet. Prof J B Ullek of the forestry department says it is at least 165 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Boy Scouts of
Elizabethtown
J. 8. Ullek
Research Bureau
Department of Forestry
Scout Officers Share Christmas Gift With Members’ Children
The national headquarters of the Boy Scouts of America in New York gave its Christmas gift to officers and their children. James E. West, chief scout executive, received a wraparound coat donated through the event. West said the item would be used to aid some underprivileged children, not for personal use. The tale of fortune tellers and snakelike warnings appears in a humorous, fragmentary exchange among Scouts.
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House
California
Ohio
Michigan
New Jersey
Connecticut
North Carolina
Texas
Washington
Missouri
Iowa
Indiana
Kentucky
Kansas
Maine
Mississippi
Nebraska
Thade Island
Vermont
Cohalan
Cork
Ireland
Sinn Fein
London
Dublin
Callaghan
America
State Department
Labor Department
Supreme Court
Inrepublic
Boy Scouts of America
New York
James E. West
Urassil
Hin
Mtr
West
Symptoms Women Dread in Clearfield Pa Article
In Clearfield Pennsylvania a woman describes monthly left side pain fever dizziness and long periods after childbirth. She cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy and mentions testimonials and restoration of health. A separate stray line references an intruder fingerprinting window panes and a child in the apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Tia E. Pinkham
Mra
Lydia E
Feeney
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vegetab! Com
Popular Patent Medicines and Household Ads Parade
An assorted page features claims for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with sample bottles offered, Cuticura skin treatment touts, Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aids, and Garfield Tea as a natural remedy. Includes quips on piano lessons, cyclone cellars and contrastive statements about medical tonics.
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Dorado, Ark
New Oll
Soviet Russia
Constantine
Athens
Congress
Edward W. Pickard
Senate
Secretary of War
War Department
Wilson
Congrom
Baker
Persahity
Phelan
Pacific
Reed Ord
Pacific Coast
Scheer
Japan
Vladivostok
Siberian
Virdivestok
Tokyo
Tinkham
Manacusetts
St. Augustine
Elihu Root
Charles B. Hughes
Hughes
Fred Upham
Republican National Committee
South
Army
Navy
Army and Navy
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wis
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Department of Justice
Palmer
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Kaiser
Holland
Huhenzollerns
Bve
London Times
Wilhelm
Lu Gendorff
Reparations Committee
Czecho-Slovakia
Roumania
Hungary
Grim
Sweden
Stockholm
Bacon
Nome
Russia
Prof. Milukoff
Mittykof
Don Grohe
Mizwater, DD
Sulden
Lalkee
Tom
BOY Scouts
National Cornel Or
Nationwide
Fredme—Pather
Mrs. Wilson
Dr. Kilmer
Hidney Renady
Kilmer
Kilner & Co
Yale Record
Yonkers
Red Cross
Garfield
Ady
LLANS
Rveryware
Jacobe
Laboratorioe
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