Greeks Ready for Drive and Entente Talks Across Nations
Edward W. Pickard reports Premier Lloyd George laments continued world hunger for war despite the League of Nations. The piece covers Franco-German economic entente hopes, Russian and Turkish turmoil, Greek offensives aided by British moves, and looming naval and Balkan tensions. It notes U S Japan talks toward settlement, Yok Yap cable issue, and the Pacific entente idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Lloyd George
Welsh Presbyterian General Assembly
League of Nations
League
Upper St Jesua
Great
Berlin
Oppelnhis
Oder
Turkey
Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
Constantine
London
Smuts
South Africa
Hughes
Australia
Massey
New Zealand
United States
Meighan
Cannda
Dominion
Great Britain
Japan
Communism in the Schools: Bolshevik Education Claim
Captain Merion Cooper describes Bolshevik influence in Russian schooling, claiming youth are indoctrinated by Lenin and Trotzky principles. He cites a propaganda system enforcing loyalty, with children pressured over parental opposition and even prison lectures aimed at converting inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rede
Lenin and Trotzky
Shevik
Omimunisov
Wyleg
Captain Cooper
Plan To Send Yet His Body From France War Dept Notify Wife
Kansan City Kansas veteran 4 sergeant in Company G 755th Infantry reached home to find two notices from the War Department. His wife learned he had been wounded in action at St Miller September 17 1928 and that his body would be returned from New York to Kansas for burial. The family remains undecided about summer plans as news unfolds.
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Brusa
Gallipoli
Asia Minor
Black Sea
Barun
Constantinople
Brit Ain
Caucasus
Burdenny
Annenia
Constantine
Smyrna
Kemal Fasha
Turkey
Enver Pasha
Kemal
Bolshevists
Siberia
Vladivostok
Japan
Far East
Chita
Busia
House of Representatives
Germany
Austria
Senate
Harding
House
Congress
Kansan City
HH. White
Kansan
de Pert
Hiv
Lia
New York
France
Bar
White
755Th Infantry
St. Miller
War Department
Mother Rabbit Fights Snake to Save Young Rabbits
Mount Vernon area report describes AM EK Lathy of Elk Prairie township witnessing a mother rabbit attack a black snake three feet long that threatened a nest of young rabbits. The rabbit defended her young, tearing the snake apart with claws and teeth after Dalby briefly intervened with a club.
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Mount Yernon
AM. EK Lathy
Elk Prairie Township
Dalby
State liftings, desse Bly 14 load county
Warren officials have moved against Sunday dancing First Nettoial bank Carton will erect a 12story building Roger Hawek 5 fell drowning at Springfield John S. Graham 34 former prosecutor died at New Philadelphia Fire in the Old Virginia Cafe Youngstown Akron police seized large still Summit county Frank Miller 1% drowned Lake Erie Cedar Point milk price war 6 cents a quart 4 cents a pint Barn of Jota Keworth destroyed by Gre 10,000 loss Fitton Norwalk fire dept resigned over wage increase.
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Desse Bly
Load County
Indian Lake
Warren
First Nettoial Bank
Carton
Roger Hawek
Springfield
John S. Graham
New Philadelphia
Youngstown
Akron
Summit County
Frank Miller
Columbus
Lake Erie
Cedar Point
Fostoria
Jota Keworth
London
Gre
Fitton
Norwalk
Price
Ghia
Toledo
William Ley
Cincinnati
Detroit
Wilmington College
Martin Harnack
Port Crinton
Anna
J. €. Cook
Conneaut
John Fenton
Millersburg
Robert W. Abernethy
Harding
Washington
Denison University
Cissero J. Matheney
Farmer
Cambridge
American Legion
F. W. Galbraith
Leona Vinail Moon
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Reuben Grant
Crane Creek
Grant
Cleveland Union Bricklayers
Watts Lurbier Company
Prospect
Ohio
Bucyrus
Athens
Greenville
Ironton
Kent
Kenton
Mt. Vernon
Jesse L. Cameron
Richard L. Cameron
Sandusky Soldiers
Marysville
General Arbitration Committee
Carnegie Steel Company
Newcastle
James Campbell
Linndale
Ohio Supreme Court
R. V. Demary
Ohio State Association
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Oberlin College
College of Arts and Sciences
Joseph Niswonger
Quincy
Logan County
Harrison Hisner
Sanuel Stone
Hmas
Quickstep
Tima Hospital
Pisner
Perrott
Ironton Road
Springield
Jgcheon
Samuel Diller
Pete Shimba
Pat
Uypalive
Afonso Camperchioli
Qgodyear Company
Supreme Court
Lake Shore
Fremont
Petons
Thomas Silcox
Carroll Silcox
Eva Blatt
Dorothy Miller
Belle
Clark County
Vernon B. Settins
Circleville
Alliance Stave Conworth
Steve Werb
Port Clinton
Albert A Starel
Newark
William Holdosh
Miles Mary MacSwines
Interord
Cork
Obbo
Shelbys Plas
Syaxrola
Chester Shuster
Marion
Pomerene
Mian! University
Thatcher
Lester G. Thatcher
The
Humane Society
Berner Frank
Crestline
Ebm
Savedusky
Erie County
Svovira
Catherine Boon
Ohio Young People's Branch
R. B. Howard
State
Superior Court
Gusweiler
College of Law
Tho Northern University
Ada
George Burns
Edward Travis
James Travis
Mary H. Shuts
Canton
Jesse Deats
Tiffin
Ravenna
E. P. Brown
Ida Bady
L. Elmer Yingling
Earl Yingling
Minneapolis
Dayton
Eaton
Nise Marvel Downey
Licking View
Zanesville
Ohio Eagles
Stewbenville
Samuel W. Bell
Ed L. Hyneman
H. L. Birkhauer
Manufacturers’ Association
Chamberlain
E. A. Deeds
Heidelberg University
Frederick W. Lelch
Gallon
Joby
Horning
St. Louis
McKinley
Niles
Coolidge
Davis
Davie
John G. Cooper
Walter Brockman
Harlan Brate
Lockland
John W. Prugh
Xenia
state building and loan/ association department
Prugh
Frank F. McGuire
van Wert
Osborn
Fairfield
Greene County
Katherine Chambers
Rawson
Middleport
Gallipolis
PL. Smith
Parlett
Jefereon County
Bern Township
Athens County
H.C. Coy
Napoleon
Tiatph Henry
Alfiance
Walter Alexander
Charlotte
Bloomingburg
Jacob J. Calvert
Finind Enilty
Vhonae McNivee
Barnesville
Wareh
BieNiece
Merwe
Ram
Star Spangled Banner Text Fragment
Fragmented OCR of the Star Spangled Banner with repeated phrases and garbled punctuation. The passage includes lines about the dawn’s light, perilous fight, rockets and bombs, and vast repetition of the flag’s imagery. It ends with the motto In God is our trust and a note about triumph and liberty.
Remembered Debt to Lafayette
A tale recounts Lafayette’s 1824 visit and a veteran in Continental uniform who presented half a blanket, claiming Lafayette saved his life at Valley Forge by sharing stock. The old soldier’s gesture reminded Lafayette of the winter night when he shared warmth and stockings, honoring a debt of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lere
Valley Forge
Lafayette
Washington
Valley Porge
General Lafayette
The Spirit of 1776 and the Continental War
A concise historical reflection notes the colonial forces possessed marksmanship and home knowledge, yet were poorly organized compared with Britain. It argues that better training and equipment could have shortened the conflict, while highlighting Washington’s ragged Continentals and the vast logistical distances crossed by American troops.
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Washington
Yorktown Memorials Highlight Revolutionary War Victory
Historic Yorktown in Washington County celebrates its role in the War of Independence and Civil War. The old fort ruins mark Cornwallis's surrender to Washington's envoy General Lincoln, and the National Cemetery at Yorktown Me honors fallen French and American soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown
United States
Cornwallis
Washington
Benjamin Lincoln
Should Be Commemorated Independence Day Spirit
The passage urges that Independence Day live in hearts rather than in spectacles. It notes observance in spirit without parades or fireworks, requiring no noisy demonstration to sustain good citizenship. It advocates gatherings to inspire best sentiments.
Tartan in Millinery and New York Fashion Trends
A fragmentary fashion note describes tartan ribbon used in millinery, capable of trimming hats or making whole caps. It cites New York trends, quilted details, and luxe linings like crepe de chine, silk, and colorful fabrics, noting a shift toward softer styles as tastes evolve.
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New York
Velmirage Becomes Key Material in Soft Coat Fabrics
Soft materials producers claim Velmirage will strengthen full coat fabrics as a leading strong-number component. The claim emphasizes durable performance and applicability across garment lines.
The Lie Detector and Marston’s Theory Entertained
A garbled extract describes the Marion Harvard professor William M. Marston and his lie detector claim. It notes that emotional responses may alter breathing and blood pressure when truth is spoken under oath and mentions a fictional scene with a bellhop and a colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie H. Marston
Harvard
Marston
How to handle Mr Grumpson in a golf style reply
A radio style exchange humorously asks how to get along with a difficult man, joking about social games and golf. The piece adds a naive tip to prevent white paint glow by using soap, proposing a cheaper repaint alternative.
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Mr. Grumpson
Hit
Tve
Binninghats Age Herald
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Galbraith
Music Hall
HarGog
Senor Dim Nicolas Y Mantz
Diario de la Marina
Havana
Men
Upper Silesia
United , States
Welsbaden
M. Loucheur
Briey
Brieg
Ruhr
Council of the
League of Na Wons
Shidehara
Yap
Unite States
Shantung
China
Saghalien
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Big Tim" Murphy
Department of Justice
Murphy
Pullman
Polk Street
Roy A. Haynes
National Prohibition
Wiliam B. Mason
Tlinois
Insay
Maj
John G. Emery
Michigan
Navnal
Colonel Galbraith
Mense-Argonne
Riga
Merion, Cooper
Jacksonville
Fin
Moscow
Geta
Mother Rabbit Mills
Star Span
Bayer
Fletcher
Kunnel
Juige
Owl Chemicon
Terre Haute
Ind
Blegen
Lewisions
Sloat
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