European policies urged to reform by administration
The administration demands Europe reduce military strength balance budgets levy taxes and settle reparations linking European recovery to Germany. Genoa talks may reopen if Russia's Lenin plan proceeds. Britain and France eye a long lasting alliance with Germany and Japan agrees on Siberia troop withdrawal. Washington pushes Shantung settlement and a Japan China railway plan while agriculture and St Lawrence waterway plans move forward.
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Europe
Washington
Germany
Russia
Genoa
Lenin
Moscow
United States
Russa
Finland
Karelia
NLESS
Peking
Shantung
Hughes
Balfour
Lnstead
Tokyo
Japan
China
Treasury
Harding
Sze
Siberian
Baron Sudebara
Siberia
Haren
Russian
Suktulin
Meleyn- Hon Ix
Pope Election Prospects Stir Vatican Diplomacy Clash
Edward W. Pickard reports on Genoa Conference uncertainties and shifts in Vatican relations with Italy, plus American indecision under Secretary Wallace as Washington weighs participation. Rumors of pro German and anti German blocs circulate among Italian cardinals amid a looming conclave after Benedict XV’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Europe
America
Keneviet XV
Rome
United States
Canada
Vatican
Pius
Benedict
Canilvey
Mali
Cardinal Meret
Ant Hero
Belgium
France
Quirinal
Poland
Pope Benedict
Genoa
Harding
Hughes
Commerce
Hoover
Thandeger
Rithy Root
Conspiracy Drive Aims to Oust Obregon in Mexico
A sprawling conspiracy seeks to depose President Obregon as factions in American circles plot to block recognition by the Walrad States. The documents allege multiple lenders and political groups aimed to spark a revolt, using threats and telegraphic messages to influence events and gain influence with the new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alvira Gbregen
Walrad
Polity
Revolutiei Nominat
Tentative hints of administration influence in Washington
Fragmentary OCR notes describe letters and telegraphs showing hints that certain representatives urged Gen. Pablo Gones to join or oppose factions. The text references the White movement and figures such as Manuel Dolaes and Bet bao Cant, with scattered mentions of Linder Call and New York ties amid shifting political alignments.
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Washington
He “Bie
Pablo Gones
Krew
Manuel Dolaes
Bet Bao
Cain
Linder Call Ferntt
Aira
Pelnes
New York
Census Bureau Facts on Marriage Rates in 1920 Census
Washington reports a rise in the married proportion among men fifteen and over from 55.8 to 99.2 percent in the decade before 1920. The data hint at age shifts and foreign immigration affecting marriage patterns. divorced women slightly outnumber divorced men by about 40,000, and overall婚 mortality trends are discussed.
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Washington
Coantry
Census Bureau
State Siftings of Ohio and Nearby Towns
A long list of short items from Ohio and nearby towns reports many deaths from accidents and illness, political shifts, and local incidents. Notable entries include Burgett killed in Columbus, Tauber dies in Toledo, a 105 year old Syrian native, a foundry accident in North Baltimore, and changes in local offices and police. Also noted are fires, robberies, court actions, and upcoming civic events across counties.
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Bilis V. Burgett
Columbus
Assey Tauber
Syria
Toledo
Preud Deuw
Merion
Elwer Uriebe
Caugh
North Baltimore
Alex Rotbinger
Handusky Tro Department
Willams Mrandus
Troy
Allen Shule
Muloutng
County Commissioners’ Association of
Ohio
John Peters
Conneaut
Keria
Morrow County
W. A. Bailey
E. H. Roryck
Fayette
Fulton County
Oil Refining and Development Company
Urbana
Adolph Unser
Shore Haven
Euclid Village
Cleveland
Napoleon
Homer C. Campbell
Akron Home Owners’ Envestment Company
Corncil
Akron
Mark Q. Chase
Marion
Tulsa
Oklo
Bernard Thompson
Lima
Camp Sherman
Ree
Wittenberg College
Springfeld
John McGuire
A. E. Long
Cincinnati Bar Association
Elyria
Leonard Rothel
Columbia
Viola Loescher
Ridgeville
Irene Loescher
Ohio LO. O F
Springfield
Stanley Arthur
Plain City
Madison
S. A. Harbourt
Sandusky County
Fremont
NewPhiladelphia Public
George J. Oles
Youngstown
James Watkins
Oles
Watkins
Newark
Albert Ho Fatzinger
Willis Stafel
Lester Rackenstet
William Livingston
Charles Green
Greenville
Cincinnati
Clay Tallman
Beechhill
W. Va
Gallipolis
Steubenville
Dstrict
Ralph Metzger
McKinney High School
Canton
Ageno
Ray Ket
Katherine Reissner
Cincinnnati Iatt
J. Secor
Toles Museum of Art
F. F. Batank
Manseer
Sandusky Chamber of Commerce
Ely
Samuel Mather
Wasters Reserve University
United States
Elding Cattle Plan Seen Boosting Crop Marketing
In a Plainspoken bulletin, the U S Department of Agriculture outlines a plan linking cattle operations to crop marketing. It recommends using finished steers, permanent pastures, and feeding strategies to increase value in corn belts, detailing feeds like alfalfa and clover hay and the role of protein concentrates such as cottonseed meal and hulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cali
Cormunetat Pentela
Cruse
Beef Production Costs in the Corn Belt Bullerin Summary
An agricultural bulletin analyzes beef production in the corn belt. It reports cows remain profitable on certain lands despite wet or infertile soils, notes shifts to feeder production since 1905 due to dry farming and irrigation, and details feed costs at about 59 percent of annual meat value. It outlines factors to reduce costs, feeding strategies, and nutrient needs, with purchase price typically half of cost.
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Alin Sentinee
Font
Inforest
Inbior
Bayer
Department of Agriculture
Starting tree plantations with cuttings for cottonwood and willow
Plantations grow best from 12 to 1 inch cuttings from one to two year old young trees. Use a sharp tool to avoid bark bruising. Collect cuttings in early winter and store in a moist sand in a cool place until planting time.
Creosote Treatment Best for Short Lived Farm Woods
An excerpted farm bulletin outlines creosote treatment as the most economical method for preserving short lived timber. It details northern and southern methods, noting deeper penetration when treated posts are set, and discusses post care, costs, and the efficiency of creosoted fence posts compared with untreated woods. It also touches on related farming tips about sheep exercise, seed quality, and crop practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ragld
United Water Department
Forest Service
Fanny
United States Department of
Crops for Hog Pasture and Woodlot Care Remedies
Fragmentary notes discuss second crops and forage like alfalfa and pistine for hog pastures and hedges. It also mentions care for a woodlot, garden, orchard, and family farm, urging proper treatment and attention to crops and land.
Months of Suffering in Baltimore Woman Heals with Pinkham's Compound
A Baltimore woman writes that after months of backache and general weakness she found relief using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes the medicine helped her and that her friends are now using it. The letter urges other women to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Eaceheereti
E. Pinkham
Rose Waidner
Roseland Place
Lydia E. Pinkham
Unclear OCR Fragment Prompts Quiet Household Scene
Fragment of an antique narrative shows a woman in a drawing room reacting to a note while a maid is sent to fetch the latest issue of a magazine. The text is garbled but suggests a domestic moment with a hint of medical or emotional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Bowee
Madera Moth
Heed This Mother's Advice From South Bend Woman
Mrs. Lillian Nye testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription aided her pregnancies. She recommends the remedy for expectant mothers and urges readers to obtain tablets or liquid from a druggist or Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Dr. Pierce
Lillian Nye
Monroe
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Surre Valley
Chita
Bonin
Loochoo
Wallace
Congress
Farmers’ National Council
St. Lawrence Waterway
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Gillett
Ways and Means
Atlantic Coast
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Mellon
Service
Wien
Fordney
Tile
Peru
Bellyia
Viscount Bryce
U. S. Navy
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gen
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Governor Evans
American Samoa
Manua
EWS Review OF
Obregon
Cemingly
Hanes
Widlawer
Inner Wien
Tess
Bucyrus
Marlon Cornell
Camp Koosky
Ferdinand Reers
Somnek Dancing Academy
Andrew C. Roe
Liverpool
Owls
Jong
Gaurboner
Buckeye Lake
State Utilities Commission
Arlie Greenn
Celina
St. Marys
Brier Hit Steel Company
Patrick Farrell
J. F. Burke
Defiance
Benny
Addis Wyans
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Marietta
Joseph Gould
Public Safety
Lorain
William ¥. Grant
Emil Calman
Harry P. Tum
Elyr
Lewise Mandel
R. A
Martin
Merrill Weed
Galliipolis
Lafayette Smythe
Charles Wright
Wright
Smythe
Patrick Garren
J. C. Deboe
Tatler
Frank L. Freet
Summit County
Nash Tailoring Company
Charles Michaels
Chillicothe
Harry H. Snively
Catherine Ruskow
Lamiell
Tima
Grosvenor M. Funes
Heal
Foreign and
Demestle
Walldine
Holleh Avenue
Fsrate and Supply Company
Demence
Yulee Philin B. Treash
Anpelture
Gort
Com
Whodtrutt
Maine
Solate
Ohio Central Railroad
Boeyris
GW. CL Perry
Curva the Gazette
Associated Ghia Eufiles
Colum
Lovi H. Landman Itineinnatt
Sentiet
Palestine
Cairo
Egypt
Leon Bretiatte
Wired Af Sentinel
Lnhestey
Polite States Department of Aericulture
Wintyr
Toors
Davaet
Ied
Lyers Ki
Sumuys Ist
Bomaire Stearns
Electric Rat & Roach
HAL
Rt Falia
U.S
Saufto Co
Fort Smith
Canadian Northwest
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Fletcher
I, N.Y
Fort Wayne
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