Cannes and Genoa Talks Stir Europe as New French Cabinet Forms
Cannes conference sparks reshaping of French ministry under Briand, with Britain’s Lloyd George and the Allies pressing for German reparations and a nine power treaty. A German moratorium looms as Moscow and Tokyo prepare to attend, while Ireland moves to form a provisional government and Newberry faces Senate expulsion amid tariff debates and labor court milestones.
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Poincare
Senate
Newberry
Michigan
Edward v. Pickard
Prance
Briand
Ocare
Cannes
Neh
Loyd George
Great Britain
France
Agithat
Germany
Prench
Ministry of Marine
British Admiralty
Joviet Runnin
Potieias
Paris
Potecare
Coat Lasteyete
Brat Ddtatoe
Fngfish
Frvarh
Enal
Washington
United States
Japan
Mr. Balfour
Hughes
Baron Kato
Tokyo
Shantung
Jong
State Siftings From Ohio News Briefs Mixed Chronology
A wide array of short items from Ohio: murders, accidents, legal notices, and local developments. Notable items include deaths in Columbus and Pittsburgh, scaffold collapse injuries in Cleveland, a jury impanelling at Bellefontaine, postmaster nominations in Elida, and wage/railway/shop notices affecting several towns. Also mentions tax and law enforcement shifts, flood of job reopenings, and minor crime reports across towns like Youngstown, Steubenville, and Canton.
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Tiffir Cou
L.A. Aleevin
Daum
Canohmaul
Youngstown
Jonas Vanmeter
Bellefontaine
Cleveland
Charles E. John
Congressman Cable
Elida
Allen County
Phillip Lamantia
Lamantia
Steubenville
E. N. Fat
New Philadelphia
William Kuenzl
Bucyrus
Toledo
Ohio Central Railroad
Forest Run
Pomeroy
Ohio River
Millersport
Scioto County
Dement
Shout
Columbus
Carl Catt
Newark
Catt
Guardian Savings and Trust Company
Cromwell Steel Company
Lorain
Mercer County Farm Bureau
J. W. Nolan
Springfield
Nolan
Charles McDonald
William McDonald
Miller City
Patna County
Stanley Sawicki
Akron
Kent
Hanna Phillips
James Phillips
Mahoning River
Deerfield
Phillips
Charles W. Cullen
Cincinnati
W. Albert Davis
Ernest Ofeson
Standard Oil Company
Matt Hatinen
Ashtabula
Patrick Hageney
Hutman
Food Prices Decline in 10 Cities as Yearly Rates Drop
Washington reports lower prices across 10 U S cities with 18 percent drop over 12 months ending December 15. Data shows varied movements with several urban centers posting declines from 10 to 18 percent, while some locations saw smaller decreases or steady levels.
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Principe
United States
Annenivet
Horea
Thdinnanalis
Salt Lake City
Tetcott
Loutavitly
Mibeunker
Milineapalia
Washingia
Omaha
Beldreport
Dattaasini Poiladelphia
Manchester
New York
Martic
Thera
Europe increases her food production says London telegram
A cabled summary from Alfred P Dennis in London to the Commerce Department reports Europe is rapidly returning to prewar food production levels. Weather and cold affected harvests in Germany France northern Italy and Britain, while Romania and Austria show improved sowing prospects. Despite reduced consumption and financing needs, acreage in other countries remains steady or up.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Commercial
Alfred TP. Dennis
London
Dennis
North Tily
England
Austery
Romenia
Italy
France
Mr. Denale
Deumink
Poland
Europe
Scouts Win Praise At Kansas City Legion Parade
At the American Legion convention in Kansas City over a thousand Boy Scouts helped police, escort visitors, ushers, and run information booths for the parade. Fifty scouts served daily as aides and ushers, nine were Eagles, and Eagle James N Pickering drew a city map printed for visitors. Scouts provided parking control, communications, and a city map distribution, receiving high praise from the Legion and Scout executives.
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Kansas
American Legion
Fee Independenece
Aril
Uva Uke
Legion
Legionnut
Nebul
Crotic
Cty
James N. Pickering
Wright
Hou
Why Be a Scout by Stew Judking From Topeka
Stew Judking a first class scout of Topeka Kansas asserts why he is a scout and urges youths to embrace the scout way. He describes camp life swimming hiking fishing and learning by doing while stressing discipline rules and belonging to a group. He claims many Topeka youths share this view and will defend it.
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Topeka
Kan
Yonkers
Grand-Ald Co
Ft. Wayne
Tod
Badges for Scouting Merit Cadges Grow in Albany
The Albany public health and firemanship merit badges are popular with scouts. About fifty boys earned public health since October 1, 1920 and forty earned firemanship. Officials credit the boys with improving city sanitation and hygiene, inspecting sewage disposal and filtration plants, visiting the state laboratory, and raising parent awareness in congested areas.
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Albany
Connell
Knot Tying Championship Shifts In Paterson Scouts
In Paterson CN J scouts Edward Giles of Troop 8 held the knot-tying crown for two years but Sam Feldman of Troop 14 now leads after tying the nine required knots in nineteen seconds. Knot racing has grown popular with many boys tying nine knots in thirty seconds to a minute. Troop 4 is noted as the banner troop in this skill.
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Paterson
CN. J
Edward Giles
Laurels
Sam Feldman
No Boy Problem Scout Training Moves in Butte
Butte Montana conducts scout leaders training as Ite scout executive Benjamin Owery says extension of scouting in the city hinges on securing adequate leadership. He states there is no boy problem, only a man’s problem, and with trained leadership scores of troops can be organized to safeguard boys’ welfare.
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Butte
Montana
Ite
Benjamin Owery
Mr. Owen
Legion Votes for Scouting at Kansas City Session
The American Legion convention in Kansas City passed a resolution urging post commanders to cooperate in key scent movement and require members to honor veterans of troop service, especially organizers and semitmasters, while also approving appreciation for their foes scents during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Kansas City
Leglon
Boy Severely Wounded by Window Fall in Mobile Street
Eight year old Ata in Mobile slips into an open window while children sing in the street. He crashes through and sustains a severe cut to the left arm artery. Brother Julian acts quickly, applying a tourniquet with cloth and a spare handle to stop the bleeding.
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Mobile
Ata
Julian
Denounce and Selfish Whim in Naboth's Vineyard
Sunday School lesson outlines Ahab’s covetous bid for Naboth's vineyard, Jezebel's scheming, and Elijah's doom prophecy. It notes Naboth's refusal, Jezebel's manipulation, and Ahab's later repentance, with lessons on obedience, conscience, and moral leadership. Names Naboth, Jezebel, Ahab, Elijah, Jezreel appear with scriptural citations.
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Ahab
Naboth
Abab
Jesreel
Atab
Ahal
Yas de Hisult
Jozelel
Cirme
Jezebel
Heath Naboth
Ahah
Jezreel
Elijah
Filjeh
Gods Standard of Measurement
Fragmented OCR text discusses God’s standard of righteousness and evaluating worshippers by inner heart measure. It argues heaven’s kingship and earthly humility, Jesus Christ, and the believer’s need to align life with divine standard despite worldly pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indhes
Jesus
Jesus Cheist
Death of Abraham in ancient chronicle style
Fragmentary obituary style text recalls Abraham’s death and a biblical muster of elders and leaders. The passage blends archaic spelling with scriptural allusion, referencing Genesis and Numbers as voices within a mourning assembly. No clear modern facts or dates are established.
Soft coal use to make laundry work heavier this winter
An advertisement notes that soft coal will increase laundry effort this winter and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain remover, available at all grocers.
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Red Cross
Cuticura Ad Sparks Harsh Skin Care Claims
An old Columbus newspaper fragment features an advertisement for Cuticura remedies including Cuticura Ointment and Soap. It touts scalp relief and clearer skin, urging daily use and gentle care. The clip also contains truncated dialogue and social chatter items from the era.
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Ambassador Jusser
Buckingham Palace
Mary
Viscount Lasvelles
Arthur Grifith
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Boles Penrose
EWS
Erland
Allied Supreme Council
Genoa
Musale
Moscow
Perelen
Tehitcherin
Gernany
Comnet
Supreme Council
Olch
Hick
Animated
Pews Eireann
Southern Ireland
Irish Free Bute
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Dik
Wotor
de Valera
Tretani
Fs Rt
Pionlly de Valera
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Finance
Michael Colling
George Gavan Duty
Reine J. Duggan
William Comgrove
Heonune
Bryan O'Higgins
Hichard Mulcahey
Dy Valery
Griffith
Pe Valern
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Ruman TA
Repub
Means
Jim
Tie
Ta Follette
Wisconsin
Strange
Unitate
Inter
Tam
Jone
Enator Penrose
Sproat
Pepper
Republican Party
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Penros
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Hairman Fordney
House
Ways and Means
Janice Wagner
New York Supreme Court
Hillsboro Dispatch
George Pash
C. Puller
Sherif Harry Turner
Madison County
Louieville
Canton
Canton Rin Company
Louisville Mono Car Company
Tiflhcammell
Mikey Kline
Hisria
Cook
Macsiing
Cincin Matt
Ohio
Sefoto
Kement
Eve Couch
Kittel Thomas Nazigian
Toledo Rooming Howse
Wiliam H. Angens
Crewden Ecounty
George
Cros
Backer
Wauesen
Kula
Awburth
Gyague
Les
Wusuloeten Lyaflee
Willand Tylor
Brethren Evangelist
Wiest AL Lime
Polip Py
Sanducky
Marsha Snow
Withington
Chuinsutl
William A. Hale
Gratted Avenue Reformed Church
Dayton
W. 4. Dalley
van Wert
Lacy Ratlick
Nelsonville
Hael Burch
Cuyahoga County
Arthur Town
Inseris
Geauga County
Ber
James P. McCloskey
St. Patrick’s
Teedo
Marblehead
Michael Osipoomleh
Wasil Kulicki
Bruno Nemeth
Modoc
Athens County
Justice Helwig
Toledo Mousewives’ League
T New
Frank Lamantia
Dry Run
Portsmouth
Henry Malone
Gladys Pyle
Napoleon
A. H. Wyatt
Automotive Corporation of
Richard Splain
Arthur Brothers
Redenbaugh
Ravenna
Ohio Penitentiary
Brothers
Davis Haw
E. Frazer
Chicago
O. BE. Bradfute
Kenin
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
L. WH. Goddard
Washington C
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Lima Feh
Moose Temple
Central Labor Council of Cincinnatiis
Frank Parkard
Colimimis
Lima Foh
Callaghan
B. Leatawell
Wrakeman
T Louis W. Perry
Heening
Cheyaneake
Ohie
Sciotmville
Mra
Mra Lutoy AuMirk of Nelsin
Higel Barck
Caial Labor Council of Cincinnaty
Mary Hageltite
Harry Turner
Madison Couity Courts
Penliem
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Fromm
S. H
Minneapore
Mtn
Sea
Alu E
Ali
Bavannah
Cunday Boy
Scouting
Nasoth's Vineyard
Leson
St . He
Abraham
Aweatoin
Abrahn
Genesis
Moses Ani
Suvi
Shiloh
Peidan
Louia
Amy
Della Scuoir
Salisbury ‘Street
St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tebe
Wessi Wo
Ad Commis, Dencer
Holland
Parker
Tone Ear
Biscox
DODD
Bright
Tartar
Dodd's Medicine CO
Mullalo
N.Y. A
Chully
Soulsvile Cotutler Tournal
Sandke
Serita
Racke
Weir
Smith
Kelana
Ae Berane
Bellans
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