European naval limits clash as France backs ships plan
Conference debates postwar navy sizes and submarine bans. France presses for 75,000 tons subs and larger cruisers while Britain resists. President Harding seeks unity as US delegates negotiate a broader peace framework with Japan, Hawaii, and insular possessions under new language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Delces
First Voce
Entes
Hughes
Brit
London
Ouram
Hughes Wall
Hax 1
France
Priand
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
Britain
Inverforg
Balfour
Amerienne
United States
Peking
Ohio Fire Toll and Local Deaths Highlight Stark News
Ohio reports a string of fires causing vast losses from Akron to Columbus, including a $250,000 timber warehouse fire and an $85,000 gutting of Guttridge & Rand store. Multiple fatal accidents, robberies, and a rise in prison population are noted alongside municipal fire, police, and public health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Coshoo Hon
Prem
Butler
Jackson
New Methodist
U Falla
Akron
Brown Graves Company
Gutthridee & Rand
Youngstown
Mason Evans
Charles BE
Ellis
Clemens-Oskamp Jewelry Company
Cinoingsti
Peter &. Christensen
Lakewood
S. &. Kresge
Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County Farm Bureau
Noble Cljston
Hubbard
Breese Brothers Company
Roofers
Cincinnati
East Liverpool
Circleville
Tva Miller
Solomon Miller
Wadsworth
Clara Young
Florence Price
Cambridge
Stanley Turner
Lancaster
Harold Botts
Charles C. Gallagher
Hartman Inc
Columbus
Gallagher
William Grubb
Thelma
Nick
Dominic
Louis Marcetenta
Fedele Vangelisto
Ashtabula
Poller
Dennis Trofden
Bandusky Bay
Sandusky
Eilert Beverage Company
Westenhaver
Henry F. Eilert
Federal Grand Jury
Central Vicket
Granville McFarland
Rose Casumano
Akrosanon
Joy Cangeni
Casimano
Marysville
Plain City
Washington
Dover
Vinton County
Kitthen
Ekst Élib
Portsmouth
D. FL Zimmerman
Colimbuk
Walter Culver
Frost Lonsenel
Barberton
New Postonce
Chicago Board of Trade Declared Contract Market
The Chicago board of trade is designated a contract market under the future trading act by Secretary Wallace in agreement with a Supreme Court order. The act imposes a 20 cent per bushel tax on future grain sales except contracts by growers or designated members, and requires membership and reporting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Wallace
Aecorte
Supreme Court
Hall
Feon
Secretary of Agriculture
War Finance Corporation Advances Millions in 1919 Grants
Washington reports the War Finance Corporation handles huge credit. By November 80 it had lent over 82 million dollars for agricultural and livestock needs. Loans include 22 million on cotton and 16 million on grain with other agrarian use loans totaling several million. The agency says its credit network is fully formed across regions and field offices. Daily applications range from forty to fifty, with aggregate requests from one to two million dollars. Exports financed exceed 51.5 million dollars, led by 28 million on cotton and 11.2 million on various grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Collins
de Valera
Dublip
Mary MacSwiney
Ireland
Irish Republic
Sinn Fenners
Tyrone
County
Londonderry
Special Constabulary
Sperrin Valley
Washington
War Finance
Congress
Wald
Ite Adances
Elijah and the drought warn God's prophet in Israel
In this lesson Elijah warns Ahab of drought for Israel due to idolatry. He hides by Cherith, fed by ravens, then travels to Zarephath where a widow sustains him. The story emphasizes God’s providence, faith, and the Gentile precursor role in divine care, urging service to God over self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
Ahab
Israel
Jezel
God
Drouth
Cherich
Yves
Zarephath
Palestine
Mediterranean Sea
Jordan
Lome
Jezebel
Bljah
Biblical Quotes On Conduct And Reward
A religious excerpt presents two verses urging cheerful work without murmur or disputing to shine as lights, followed by a note of a righteous reward for finishing the faith journey. The writing emphasizes steadfastness and moral conduct.
Boy Scouts Urged to Teach Primitive Fire Making Skills
In a discussion of a lost hunter who nearly froze after a journey in November, newspapers urge the value of scout training. They argue that knowledge of fire making by friction and sun direction would prevent such peril, noting that reliance on matches has dulled survival skills. Other items mention a Boy Scout statue for Foch and gifts from scouts in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rervany
Consieralle
Salt Lake City
Boy Scout Organization
Boy Scout
Marshal Foch
Lorillard Spencer
Manhattan
Remington Schuyler
Mew Rochalle
Omaha Scouts Prevent Wreck by Quick Action
Two Omaha boy scouts James Caldwell and Clarence Swingholm spotted a fallen tree blocking the Omaha-Chicago passenger train track. They waved signals, saving many lives as the train approached. Swingholm deflects praise, saying they merely did a good turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caldwell
Clarence Swingholm
Omaha
Boy Scout Gives Blood to Save 20 Month Baby Girl
Charles Hopper a sixteen year old Boy Scout from Troop 4 Terre Haute likely saved a twenty two month old baby girl by donating eight pints of his blood for transfusion. The mother had already provided two transfusions but was too weak to continue and the child’s life hung in the balance until Hopper volunteered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hopper
Troop
Terre Haute
Hopper
Top Notchers in Tulsa Troop Display Merit Badge Prowess
Troop 5 of Tulsa Ohio boasts nine Eagles three Life and Star Scouts and three veterans among 18 active high school members. Their total Merit badges reach 380 with John Shleppey assistant scoutmaster a former Eagle and holder of 42 badges. Pontiac Mith boys Scouts make metal markers for city Lilie at request of Oakland Company Auto Mobile club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Ohio
University of Tulsa
John Shleppey
Pontiac
Mith
Oakland Company Automobile Club
MacNider a Scout Man
Hanford MacNider is named national commander of the American Legion and also serves as treasurer of the Mason City Council, Boy Scouts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Mason City (A
Boy Scouts of America
Debit and Credit and a Farmer's Ledger
A fragment from American Legion Weekly shows a farmer tied to a widow valued at 320 000 faceing a financial quip about debts and a joking exchange over a ten thousand dollar surplus and a license cost. The terse banter blends humor with a domestic finance aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Weekly
Pigs Wish Farmer a Merry Christmas in Creeky Chorus
A quirky village scene shows pigs gathering to wish the farmer Seasons greetings in their own noisy chorus. They plan a Christmas dinner and promise to squeal and grunt to express joy as the farmer delivers the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink Pig
Werry Christman
Puke Wigs
Conrke
Master Ink Pig
Belight
The Parson's Chance and Odd Neighborly Exchanges
Fragmented comic snippets show Rev. Gondie in a vacation muddle and humorous misunderstandings among locals. Jumbled lines reference a weary clergyman, a youngster testing a fishing lure, and a quiet domestic moment about sleep and chores.
Missing Letter Exchange Highlights Lonely Reed
An isolated man in Richand laments his solitude and poor mood while playing alone. He tries to entertain himself and ends his efforts in frustration, speaking wistfully of wishing for company and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richand
Uncle Eben Reflects on Truth and Silence
An elder, Uncle Eben, urges telling some truths only while noting that no one knows enough to keep all talk honest. The saying emphasizes caution in sharing and listening amid debate and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
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EWS
Sagharios
Japan
Jerome Nawilson Bonaparte
New York
Albania
Rillah
Allied Supreme Council
Central Europe
Henry Watterson
Peer Harding
Borah
Nerd
Harding
Lodge
Underwood
White House
Hawaiian Islands
McNary
Oregon
Hawaii
Reed
Shantung
Tokyo
Alfred Sze
Hanthara
China
Floyd George
Briand
Cannes
Italy
Talla
Europe
Supreme
Senate
House
Bdrah
Portugal
Tague
Cunha Leal
Jacksonville
Fla
Loulaville Courier Tournst
Democrate Party
Murie Henry
Warsaw
Wolfe Lindenfeld
Wall Street
Stassian
Totedy
Waa
Merwe
Speinenela
Dulles Wit
Potumbus
Jay
Healy
Mary Swith
Bryan Target
Wifs
Bow Bo
Joseph R Cocner
Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo and
Ironton
Martin Brunny
John
Locam
Charles Boltz
Springfield
J. C. Donnell
Ohio Oil Company
Findlay
Fred Colburn
Toledo
G_F Pillars
Ala Schaeffer
Victory Boulevard
Lodge Riddle
Lisbon
Anna C. Riddle
Eagle Avenue
Michael Semilia
Robert Sullivan
Cincinmati
Edward Prewett
John A. Caldwell
Prewett
Antonio Battiste
Battiste
al Kauffman
Roberty
Emil Hermanson
John Emmes
George Beamer
Eminet
John Gannon
Donald Jordan
Carey
McCutchenville Road
Earl Schertzer
Santa Claus
Spring Hill
Marion
George E. Scott
Wooster
Mt. Pleasant
The
Veterans’ Bureau
Disabled War Veterans of the World
Forestry Department of the
Wooster Experiment Station
Camp Sherman
James Porter
Josephine Poundereki
Springfield Center
Canton-Akrox
Elven Monliott
Lima
Benon
Howard Russean
Dayton
Wright
Alfred Smith
Ohio State Board of Administration
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
John & Nutledee
Chicago
War Finance Corporation
Gollare
Ineton
Rodiging
Genernt Wilition del Vans
Koon
Elijah the Tishbite
Amior
Jenevat
William M. Tastor
Eboys Scouts
Foch
Automobile Club
Macnider
Stewny
Obaby
Sammy Sausage
Wetsons
Porky Vig
Miss Ham
Brother Bacon
Master Pink Pig
Pinky Pig
Pinky Pi
Pink Mg
Mr. Gondie
Legion Weekly
Lely
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