Harding cabinet shaping with Wood to govern Philippines
Edward W. Pickard reports Harding plans to appoint seven of ten advisers with major posts for navy labor and commerce. Leonard Wood is expected as governor general of the Philippines, Albert Fletcher to Japan as ambassador, and debate over hyphenated Germans continues amid congressional moves and an emergency tariff bill showdowns.
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Edward W. Pickard
T. W. O'Connor
New York
Teader
Longshoremen's Union
James Ican
Mascachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Canton
John L Nolan
California
Congress
O'Connor
Harding
St. Augusting
South
Masog and
Tiron
T. H. Huston
Newell Sanders
Tennesson
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
St. Augustine
Herbert Hoover
John Bayt Hammond
Commerce
Charles JD. Fillies
National Republican Committee
New Press
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Frederick Burton Harrison
Harrison
General Woots
Albert Fletcher
Mr. Harding
Florida
Japan
Roosevelt
Mexico
First Greek Jetter at Heidelberg Tillin and Kiwanis at Napoleon
Heidelberg University in Tillin reports its first Greek Jetter fraternity while Kiwanis club forms at Napoleon with L. J. Vocke as president. Across Ohio, incidents include drownings, suicides, a mail truck robbery, a construction accident, and a plant fire with heavy property losses. Local officials address public health, utilities, and court actions as communities face multiple tragedies and civic developments.
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Heidelberg University
Tillin
Kiwanis Club
Napoleon
L. J. Vocke
Sugar Grove
Lancaster
K. Secor
Toledo
Bora Grande
Brainard
Port Clinton
Galton Kiwantsel
K.P
General Fireproofing Company
Youngstown
Warren City Hospital
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bellefontaine
Sarah Heaston
Charles Heast
Cleveland
Building Trades
Logan Clay Products Company
Richland Public Service Company
Manefield
Edward Davis
Polles
Strand Theater
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company
Akrone
Willam A. Scullen
John P. Farretly
Ohio Stater
Columbus
Ohio Sugar Growers’ Co- Operative Association
Ohio
B. C. Shaw
Second National Bank of
Akron
Marshall Sheppey
Herdan & Company
State Board of Administration
Louise Wolf
Mabel Foote
Parma
Dean Road
Associated Ohio Dullies
Press Congress of the World
Honolulu
G. W. ©. Perry
F. W. Bush
Athens
Homer Gard
Hamilton
Roscoe Carle
Fostoria
W. J. Galvin
Lima
Zell Hart Deming
Warren
John Kaiser
Marietta
L. H. Brush
Salem
Egbert H. Mack
Sandusky
Mr. Perry
Hindo & Dauche Paper Company
Delphos
The
Health Board
August Dyke
George Akron
B. A. Tinker
Chillicothe
Public Utilities Commission
Beocher W. Waltermire
Findlay
James Slentz
Fred Corwin
Corwin
Canton
Nathan le Svgievitz
Fred Spailer
Maxonic Temple
Will Carr Dawson
Abot
Alice
Norwood
Cincinnati
Dawson
Game Department
A.C. Baxter
Seloto County
Dutch Prime Minister Defines Prince Frederick William's Status
Beerenbrouck states Netherlands will fund former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany's residence at Wieringen. Parliament had asked him to pay his own upkeep, and the prime minister noted the internment ended after arrival and treasury coverage for rent, furnishings, and maintenance. A Hague dispatch says gov no longer considers him an interned officer, prompting calls to stop housing costs.
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Frederick William
The
Hague
Frederick’ William
Germany
Ives
Wieringen
Holland
Iis
Beerenbrouck
Botland
Netherlands
Rederick William
JAP Statesmen in Dilemma Over Langdon Sentry Case
Public opinion opposes punishment for Langdon's slain sentry as US and Japanese authorities debate court martial outcomes. The You You Shimbun argues for restraint while the American side presses for accountability amid tensions over policing in Vladivostok and Windivostok. A Venus de Medici statue fragment is mentioned in a separate note.
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Tokyo
Tle
Ent
Warren H. Langdon
Albany
Windivostok
United States
Uri Shimbun
Uri
Vladivostok
Siga
Ohio’s mixed fires and trials mark a turbulent year
A sprawling Ohio roundup notes fires destroying mills and clubs, deaths from accidents, political shifts, and legal actions. It lists a mayoral death, a hospital farm plan, a university treasurer, a ministry move for colored communities, and various court cases, strikes, and civic actions across cities like Springfield Akron Canton Youngstown and Toledo.
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Arinity Episcopal Church
John M. Good
Springfield
Ess
Giraril
Youngstown ‘Truth Company
Russell G. Prants
Akron
Heidelberg Wnversity
Tin
Memorial Hospital
Fremont
Benet County
Mielissa J. Wyant
Henry County
Sharon Church
Napoléon
Pel
Canton
John P. Brookins
Hardingwill
Marlon Commandary No
Knights Templar
Gobitto Ermengilbo
Alon
Delaware
George H. Brown
Lancaster Board of Public Service
Liverpool
John Kennedy
East Liberty
Toledo
Great Lakes
Ohio Service Star Legion
Civil Service Commission
Melvin M. Brown
Pomeroy
Clarence Helstand
Youngstown
Peter Ever
Michael Lassies
Gail Hays
Child's
Cleveland
Central Labor Union
Marion
Davis
Ohio
Xenia
Fenton D. Chew
L. D. Wilson
Grove City
Franklin County
C. L. Esely
The
American Legion
Dover Township
Tuscarawas County
Winfield
Miners and Mechanics’ Bank
Smith Field
Steubenville
Albert Rose
Ronald Smith
Yndee
William H. McGannon
Harold C. Kagy
Savage
Howard Hayman
Hamilton
Ohio Retail Clothiers and Furnishers’ Association
Sol Wolf
Bellaire
Jacob Victor
St. Marys
Robert Levy
Columbus
Samuel Kress
Dayton
Homer Robbins
Warren
Edmund M. Baehr
Cincinnati
B. Harris
Davia
State Board of Administration
Senate
Marshall Sheppey
BH. C. Shaw
Portage Country Club
William Haley
Athens
Setoto
Prospect
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Actuarial Bureau
Blanche Hradford
Radford
Fox Lome
Love and betrayal at Bethany in Mark lesson
The lesson centers on Mary of Bethany anointing Jesus at Simon's house as Judas objects. Jesus defends Mary praising her act as a gift of grateful love while predicting his death and teaching that true devotion transcends petty concerns about money and appearances. The commentary links this act to Christian witness and the enduring impact of loving service.
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Jesus
Christ
Min
Satan
Mary of Bethany
Mary
Simon
Judas Iscarlet
Apostolic Company
Jinias
Mark
Doctor Erdman
Judas
Charseter
Matthew Denis
Boanerges
Yiun
Rich Man Health Via Exercise and Abstinence
A fragmented saying notes that wealth does not shield health and that rich men should live as the poor do through exercise and abstinence. A later line asserts faith that God will provide for the future if one remains faithful, with garbled attributions to Sir W Temple and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir W, Temple
Kort
Boy Scout Medal Honors Courageous Rescue
George Nobles of Troop 2 Charlin Iowa received the Gold Medal from the National Court of Honor for a daring life saving deed during a house fire. He entered a smoke filled building twice, rescued a girl then located a boy beneath a trunk, and treated victims before continuing his journey to Orange City.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
George Nobles
Rock Rapids
Orange City
Mims
Scouting in Schools Urges Active Scout Service
Scout Executive James B West calls on all boy scouts in schools nationwide to lead fire drills first aid safety training and yard cleanups to improve school life. He warns against carelessness and urges first class scouts to aim for merit badge in scholarship this year and fully use the resources available.
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James B. West
Scouts Organize Child Finding System in Bismarck
In Bismarck North Dakota the Scouts organize a child finding system due to a loss epidemic. Parents should have the city fire whistle three long blasts and the Scouts will respond to the call.
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Bismarck
N. D
Boy Scouts
Scouts Pilgrimage Planned as Annual Memorial Event
The first boy scout memorial pilgrimage to Theodore Roosevelt's grave was highly successful and organizers plan it as an annual event of great sentimental importance. The initial party included scouts from New York Connecticut and part of New Jersey. Future pilgrimages will likely, each Friday following Thanksgiving, include honor scouts from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Scouts Busy In Libraries In Newark Book Day
Boys of Newark organize a citywide book drive with the rotary club youth committee to stock the public library. They also assist in moving books to a new building, while family dialogue and Boys’ Life humor appear in a stream of anecdotes.
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Newark
N. J
Rotary Club
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of
Ollo
Tannie credited for restoring Mrs. J. M. Craig’s health in Los Angeles
Mrs. J. M. Craig of 074% East Fortieth street Los Angeles says Tannie saved her from nervous prostration after influenza. She gained twelve pounds and regained strength after three bottles, sleeping well and doing housework solo, and urges others to try the medicine sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. J. M. Craig
Los Angles
Calif
Teoluc
Tanne
J. M. Craig
East Fortieth Street
Los Angeles
Taniac
Tanner
Tannie
Adv
Montgomery County Farm Bureau invites farmers to invest
The Montgomery County Farm Bureau announces a one hundred thousand dollar invitation encouraging farmers to inspect the county in the Lime Land Belt. It touts cheap land values, low taxes, strong highways, rural schools, and markets with opportunities in dairy and live stock farming. Descriptive literature is available from the Montgomery County Farm Bureau Division 1 at 215-216 Belt Building, Montgomery, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Montgomery
Alabama
Trekety
Diamond Dyes Advertises for Women Customers
The ad promotes Diamond Pyex dye packets with simple wool silk cotton and linen dyeing directions. It warns against poor dyes that streak fade or mar material and urges buying Diamond Dyes from a druggist using a color card.
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aAdv
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain
An old time advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a soothing topical remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims rapid relief from aching joints muscles and nerves with simple rubbing on the tender spot and promises a harmless formula that does not burn the skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
St. Jacobs
Andy
Head Cold Relief Ad Advertisement From The Past
An old advertisement touts instant relief for catarrh and head colds. It promotes Kiy s Cream Baim to clear nasal passages and ease swelling, claiming quick, fragrant relief and urging readers to doctor a cure. It also pitches Gevfield Ten and Matare s medicine as worthwhile health aids.
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Kiy
Matare
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