Intervention Not Unlikely In Cuba Crisis Warns U S
Washington warns Cuba's government of possible U S action if financial and political instability worsens. General Crowder to Havana to consult President Menocal as Cuba faces moratoriums and bank failures amid a contested election and stalled reforms. Congress revives the War Finance Corporation despite Wilson veto and near unanimous opposition.
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Wilson
General Crowder
Cuba
Congress
War Finance Corporation
Senate
Gompers Assajla Supreme Court For Labor
Bunch H. Crowder
Havina
Menocal
Crowder
United States
Cobs
Monoral
Kher
Menical
Boofe
Albert Rathbone
Anancal
State Department
Washington
War Finance Corporaion
House
Wilton
Europe
Harding
Knox
Borah
Preteher
Grenna
Kenyon
Norris
McKellar
Phelan
la Follette
Ciitizens
McCumber
North Dakota
Opposes British Trade With Russia Says Milukof
Prof Paul Milukof, a top Russian anti Bolshevik authority in England, tells the Ton line Globe that a British Russia trade agreement equals recognition of the Bolshevik government. He warns trade would invite agents and consuls to spread revolution and endanger Britain.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Senate
France
Italy
Ish
Montana
League of Nations
League
Russia
Germany
Bavaria
East Prussia
Ruhe
Paris
Greece
Serres
Tlandon
Paul Milukof
Tis
Kerensky
England
Gholed
Etrasta
State Department
Officiis
Washington
Milukomi
Lynton Globe
Engkand
Bilake
Lenin
Trotaky
Mit Bs
Wittwink
Max
Bort
Remarkable 1787 American Organ On Loan To Carnegie Museum
A six foot wide, hand crafted organ built in 1787 by Joseph Dowser and later sold to John May is now loaned to the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh. The instrument, painted and finished with inlaid decor, features pipes glued in and groves aligned, with a curious history that drew neighbors and weekly visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Museum
Dittsleigh
C. Kramer
John May
Joseph Dowser
Boston
Burglary spree and odd deaths across Ohio small items
A rack of crime notes from Ohio reports burglaries looting three stores, a numerous killings and accidents, including a woman found hanged in Dayton, a train fatality in Canton, and a suspect shot by a police officer in Youngstown, with officials crowning a new county superintendent and various civic updates.
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William Meder
Xenia
George W. Baller
Greenville
Otto Demrose
Ottawa County Infirmary
Roy E. Layton
Wapakoneta
Julius Jenda
Cleveland
Peter Talifan
Younes
Pennsylvenia
Massillon
Joseph D. Brown
Canton
Ohio Penitentiary
Thomas
Pasquale Derese
Akron
Ravenna
Lotis Jules
Jules
Samuel Herwise
Daytom
David J. Scott
Youngstown
Toledo
Better
Charles Reese
New Matamoras
Washington County
Robert Pitts
Cadiz
Dewey Cody
Drojken
Hamilton
Oliver Watson
Bell Brook
Greene County
Cincinnati
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Chamber of Commerce and
Rotary Club
Zanesville
Ohio
States
Union
George Woody
Middletown
Harry D. Holden
Cox
Ohio Tax Association
Columbus
BR. W. McKinney
Clark County
G. W. Bish
Dayton
Marblehead
Kelley Island Lime and Transportation Company
Rose McMichael
George Strobel
Dominic Yeasno
Santo Lupo
Lupo
Yensno
Anna
Fred Phillips
Charles Burton
Burton
Phillips
Gal Mpolis
Antoinette de Grillo
W. (. Culkins
Clacinauti Street Railway
Paris
Otis Boldiera
Sandypky
Allevine
Hex Kirk
Nowarkax
Kirk
Iim
Delaware
United
Warren G. Harding
Harry L. Davie
Willis
C. A. Jones
Lorain Counell
R. B. Dunn
Lima Chamber of Commerce
John T. Locke
Harry Matalfo
Butler County
Youngstown Board of Education
Mra HM
Gaker
R. J. Mills
Maumee Valley Traction
Standard 602
Fayette County
F. E. Tyer
Ottawa
Walter 3. Ruff
Hickey
Pam Rogers
Ironton
Smith
Emilio Cosinino
Fred Gareri
Chardon
California
Newton EL Bostwick
Geauga County
George S. Long
Harmon
Prime Western Letter Company
Tiltonaville
Jeferson County
Schreiber
National Cash Register Company
J. Tl. Darringer
Frank Ledvinks
Wheelie Creek
Subdistrict ‘No
Tasted Mine Workers of
American
William Roy
Brice Baum
Marble Cli? Quarries Company
James Destasio
Emma Park
Ocarysville
Ida Brecount
Prank Brecount
Carysville
Champalen County
William McGannon
Harold ©. Kagy
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
John Saitth
Ashland County
Saiith
Bick
George Naegela
Huron
Harry Greefield
Younsstown
Greenfield
Robert Poppe
Expressiman
Iran Janiee
Mary
Andrew Wurmel
Clarence Tiers
Betria
Chessnuut
Webb Perpots
Vne Jored
Neidding
Frog Wile Lowe
Frank Irowigsed
Dover
M Frewerian Company
Dartun
St. Anchuine
Hurry
Pigeon Racing Training and Theory From Found Helteville Notes
A historical overview explains homing pigeons' role in ancient societies and during war, then details training methods. It covers conditioning, pairing, staged distance increases from basket flights to long tours, weather considerations, and the aim to build instinct, sight, memory, and stamina in birds.
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United States
States Department of Agriculture
Helteville
Washington
Department of Aprewiture
Pheon
Jong
Tr Tk
Hairy Vetch Praised By Agriculture Department For Fodder Use
The USDA names hairy vetch an excellent wetter and cover crop for eastern regions, noting its value for winter forage and soil moisture. It highlights benefits for ewes and pregnancy, and stresses keeping sheep dry and housing it in well ventilated facilities.
Farmers warned to eradicate chicory
The U S Department of Agriculture warns farmers to eradicate chicory a weed spreading from Virginia northward. Seeds spread in grass and clover seed and blue flowers with thick roots identify the plant. Control methods include cutting roots applying salt and intertiled crops such as potatoes or corn for two years and grazing sheep or goats.
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Europe
Agricutura
United States
Michigan
Mie
Lina
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts
Holland
United States Department of Agriculture
Self Loading Grain Truck Invention Described
An article discusses J. A. Klovstad of Hope North Dakota and his self loading grain truck design intended for farms, cars, and warehouses. It outlines the hand truck concept aimed at easier loading and handling of grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
J. A. Klovstad
Hope
N. BD
Portable Truck Load Elevation Aids Quick Handling
A side elevation shows the truck positioned to begin loading with a device that can self load and move between locations with or without the lead.
Tuberculosis in Chickens and Transmission to Humans
The article explains chicken tuberculosis caused by tubercle bacilli adapted to birds. It notes rare transmission to humans, more likely to hogs, and outlines signs in chickens such as emaciation and diseased organs. Detection methods and references to Dr. George S. Glover are mentioned.
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Georke BH. Glover
Coloredy Adenltursd College
Cief
Zadee Ovse
Pierce
Picross
Gostes
Leo
Mars
Euza Texrur
Middlebury Street
Loss of Stock in Transit Threatens Local Stock Growers
In Uke plantry the stock in transit faces great losses due to loading neglect and rough handling. Stock exhibitors report cruelty during loading and unloading, with animals often left in train cars or exposed to harsh conditions.
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Ankmals
Cauae
Seldan
Areck
Birds Need Protection as 90 Percent Habitat Destroyed
Ninety percent of the country’s normal bird sites have been destroyed and the remaining ten percent face extinction unless drastic measures are adopted to stop the slaughter of birds.
Turkey breeding tips emphasize stock selection and winter feeding
The passage stresses careful selection of breeding stock for next year’s turkey production. It notes that earlier work yields better results and highlights feeding cut and stored forage as crucial for winter readiness.
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Claims Purity and Benefit
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure remedy for kidney liver and bladder relief. It emphasizes non stimulant formula with herbal ingredients and offers medium and large bottle sizes with a sample option in Hampton Virginia.
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Dr. Kilmer
Ie Hamton
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Edward W. Pickard
Cuba Munt
Sam May
Island Republic
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Henry OC. Wallace
Des Moines
Chicago Packers
Chicago
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James O'Connell
The
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W. G. Lee
Mr. Harling
Hoover
Charles M. Schwab
Sair
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Iabor
Supreme Court of the United States
Movement For Human Freedom and Progress
Goverment
Eamonn de Valera
Manchester
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Daniel O'Callaghan
Cork
Newport News
Friends of “Free Ireland
Moose Factory
Hudson's Bay Company
Hudson’s Bay
Prof. Milukoff
Carnegia Museum
Pittsburgh
Ako
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