Harding policy on Monroe Doctrine. Yap controversy grows
The piece surveys U S policy under President Harding, denounces ratification of a Colombia treaty, notes opposition from Republicans, and details global tensions. It covers Japanese resistance to Yap concessions, Germany reparations, Chinese civil strife, and Irish issues, concluding with domestic Prohibition and policing in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri
Anny
New York
Washington
Harding
Tlé Tébmy Wackerman
Fightsto
Germany
Bolivar
Liberator
Lexington
Venezuela
Moores
Selda
Totan
State Lifting And Local Ohio News Roundup
Lorain seeks after a government station. Wilmington Fair Co organized with 25000 capital. Findlay population 19399 per city directory. Martins Ferry high school may have outdoor commencement. Charles T. Arnold 43 near Circleville killed by lightning. D E McKown 25 Crestline dies post auto accident. Canton Sheet Steel announces 100 percent operation of 13 sheet mills. George F Wright 83 geologist dies in Oberlin. Colonel A B Colt dies in San Diego. Uhrichsville votes May 14 on 245000 bond for a new high school. Two Akron men identified in Lorain daylight bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Wilmington Fair Company
Findlay
Martins Ferry
Charles T. Arnold
Circleville
D.£. McKown
Crestline
Canton Sheet Steel Company
Canton
George Frederick Wright
Oberlin
A. B. Colt
Fourteenth Regiment
Ohio National Guard
San Diego
Cal
Uhrichaville
Akron
L. B. Demorest
Marysville
John Azzarello
Cleveland
George A. Conaway
Cadis
Bessie Howard
Ashtabula
National Bank of Geneva
Frank Sewird
Toledo
New
Senate
Crawford County Wool Growers’ Association
Bucyrus
Davis
Uhrichsville
Portsmouth
Thomas Powell
Sherif
James L. Doney
James Quigley
Justice of the Peace
Lquor
East Youngstown
Mqnor
Don W. Parker
Ohio
Etta Roberts
Royaletta
Charles Woodhull
Detroit
Dixie High Way
Wood County
Roy L. Knight
Youngstown
Beaver Falls
Knight
Public Service Corporations
Will Carr Dawson
Cincinnati
Peter F. Swing
Circuit Court
Swing
Clermont County
Louis H. Axe
St. Paul's
James H. Mason
Zaneaville
Chillicothe
Frank J. Prout
Sandusky
John Anderson Kidd
American Railway Express Company
Columbus
Bart Essner
Lillian Austin
J. West
Spencer
Wellington
Ralph D. Cole
Tiffin
Karl J. Yoder
Rising Sun
Julius Pratt
Norwalk
Edgar Koehl
Ashland
Chamber of Commerce
Della Doyle
Manchester
Adams County
Wricklayers
John Harris
St. Louis
Neill J. Smith
Frank Smith
Yeges
Downing
Waverly
Steubenville
Bing
Citizens’ Banking Company
Wooster
Edward F. Reiger
Reiger
Mark E. Bowles
Albert Laskaviely
Stanley Zalewski
Jess Hydecker
Brookfield Township
Trumbull County
Emma
Bowers
A. H. Maxwell
Dennison
Massillon
Northern Ohio Traction
Arthur Ihlenfeld
Mabel Foote
Louise Wolfe
Parma
State Insane Hospital
Lima
Po Mce
Interstate Chemical Company
P. J. Wood
Ben
War Savings Division
H. P. Wolfe
Don L. Tobin
B. G. Hartle
Galion
Backus
Elyria
Hartle
Oberim Banking Company
Don McCurry
Helen Winkelhauser
Educaion
Faris
House
F. A. Burkhardt
O. J. Roush
Ohito
Ohio State
Miami
State Board of Administration
Louis Detcaspara
Charles M. Little
Cleveland Railway Company
C. R. Wilson
Rosa Carbone
Kliment Naum
Verne J. Wickett
Mansfield
Springfield
Vida Keller
Anna Ambresari
Charles Trout
Protest Greek Money Issue Draws International Protests
International financial commissioners condemn a proposed 500 million drachmas of paper money by the Greek National Bank as a breach of the 1898 law granting the commission power to curtail currency. They note Serres treaty ratification pending and Ottoman bank control in areas cited, while Greek officials show likely dismissal of protests citing Allied precedent from Venizelos government currency issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
International Financial Commission
Greece
Thrace
Smyrna
Tt 48
International Commission
Permanent Exposition Buildings Proposed for States in Washington
A plan envisions each state and possibly foreign nations retaining permanent exposition buildings in Washington. The idea, urged for over twenty years, argues the capital is ideal to avoid state rivalry and promote national display, with Rock Creek Park once eyed for land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Congress
Rock Creek Park
America
White House Veteran Strauss Marks 33 Years of Service
Veteran Will Strauss is the oldest employee at the White House by tenure. His official job is fireman and he has served at the executive mansion for 33 years. Earl W. Hopping is noted as a top American polo player chosen for international matches in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Strauss
White House
Mr. Strauss
Executive Mansion
Earl W. Hopping
England
London
Blue Point
Florida
Stinger
Spalding
Isis
Fire drill guidance and cautionary advice from a school principal
The grammar school principal tours rooms explaining fire safety and instructs students to stay calm if clothing catches fire. A periodical excerpt notes the tone of instruction and the value placed on composure in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Christian Register
Boston
Fragmented snapshot of early 20th century notices
A collage of brief items notes land grants in the Federated Malay States to promote African oil palm cultivation, a young ship captain from Springfield, cash prizes for cargo plane designs, a danger signal with reflective rays near Washington, a Swiss process to alloy aluminum with bronze like properties, ancients’ jewelled cames, a named encounter of Stanley with Livingstone, a reopening radio service between Guatemala and El Salvador, a sewer cleaning invention, and a Friends Society feeding program with thousands of centers across many cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Malay States
W. EB. Lord
Baltimore Steamship Company
Atlantic
Lord
Springfield
Mass
Washington, D. C
Stanley
German East Africa
Scientific American
Guatemala
el Salvador
Sinai
Boys and
Mydoge
Breeden
Thia Wort
Society of Friends
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eqward W
Pickard
Colombia
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
J Hat
Panama
Low
Mr. Harding
Roosevelt
Canal Zone
Latin- America
Alfredo Zayas
Popular Coalition Party
Cuba
Island Congress
Boaz Long
Costa Rica
Hge
Salvador
Honduras
Tokyo
Japan
Pacific Islands
Equator
East Indies
Navy
Daniels
Memphis
Europe
China
Peking
Yangtee Valley
Chang Tseling
Semenoff
Chang Ts Sus- Recs
Lloyd George Hel
Briand
France
Great Britain
Ruhr
German Imperial Bank
Coblenz
Cologne
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
Erk
Triple Alliance
Ireland
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Sing Feln
Axia
Minor
Brusa
Exkishehr
Fiast
Near East
Ontario
Canada
Detroit Tiver
New York City
International Financial Commissioners
Custi Dix
Tenth Field Artillery
First Engineers
First
Signal Corps
Charles Summerall
Want
Havana
Italy
Trieste
Victor Baimanuel
Boston Transcript
Kansas
Aod
Munich
Young Blue Sunday
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!