News Review of Current Events battles in postwar Europe and US
Coverage discusses Karl and Zita's failed attempt to reclaim Hungary's throne and their capture, the German cabinet reshuffle after Silesia partition, and Briand's confidence vote. It notes U.S. and European leaders arriving for armament talks, President Harding's Alabama trip on race issues, and Secretary Mellon's beer and wine for medicine policy triggering Prohibition debates.
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Karl
Hungary
Dr. Wirth
Zita
Austria
Burgenland
Andrassy
Rakovky
Zits
Horthy
Budapest
Tota Tovaros
Nakovsky
Windisch-Graets
Komarn
Tihany
Czechoslovakia
Entente
Sposal
Switzerland
Spain
Wirth
Upper Silesia
Ebert
Reichstag
Germany
Harding
Southland
Birmingham
Ala
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Wayne Wheeler
Washington
Mellon
Wheeler
Tokyo Religion Emerges Amid Sea Trade Expansion
In Yokosuka near TokyoJapan a new faith the Reéb-chigaku or Soni-Intellect-Snowledge has formed. Led by Watanabe Kanke formerly of Yokosuka naval arsenal the movement preaches virtue over profit and funds a flotilla of ships from Kobe to Chinese ports. The Tenko Yoko, a few weeks old, is allied as a rival in the China trade, threatening Nippon Yusen Kaisha. The sect attracts many adherents in Yokosuka near a major naval base with followers attending public gatherings and publishing a work titled The Light of Takes Intellect.
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Edward W. Pickard
Gve
Elde
Cleveland
L. E. Sheppard
Standard
Pceonment
Lraders
Railway Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
WW. L. McMentmen
Labor Board
W. G. Lee
Mr. Lee
Ma Confreres
Tokyo
Japan
Yokosuka
Wut Dow
Kobe
Ching Ports
Tenko Yoko
China
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Yokosula
Watanabe Kanke
Pleth
Cout
Rebehbenka
Herve
Cheete Kyo
Tae
Ival
Haval
Yisuka
France Ready to Meet Armament Talks at Washington
Premier Briand tells the French chamber the government backs him as he heads to Washington with a pledge to accept any disarmament plan that ensures France’s security. He notes France will confront U S Japan differences, sees itself as a peacemaker amid rising world tensions.
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Ington
Prance
Unita- Hon
Garantee France
Briand Mall
Eat
Chamber of Deputies
France
Washington
Japan
America
Andre Tardien
Ohio News Roundup of Deaths and Disasters
A long list of obituaries and incidents across Ohio reports deaths from autos and falls, suicides, and fights, with injuries from accidents, fires, and a few notable legal cases. Includes arrests, court actions, and community events, plus a small note on a car shipment to starving Russians and a park conversion plan.
Ohio Obituary Tidings and Local Crime Reports Across Towns
A sprawling Ohio wire reflects a string of fatal incidents, arrests, and official changes. Names appear with ages and宕 places including Blanchester Akron Canton Columbus Toledo and Cleveland, detailing hangings drownings shootings stabbings electrocutions crashes and robberies alongside resignations and appointments in finance law and administration. More than sixty people are jailed in liquor raids while churches and schools report outbreaks and quarantines.
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Samuel Ir¢in
Ulm
Blanchester
Hleury CO Evans
Canton
Eker
Mueldlen
Tuledy
Younestown
Wey
Madan Ryretrom Wit
Eimevat
Toleibo
St Peter's Whureh
Chillkenthe
Stephen W. Molrath
Internal Revenue
Cineiuatl
W. C. Carr
Malton Motor Company
Sandusky
Columbus
Salvation Army
Camp Sherman
Gre
Akron
Charles A. Norris
Charles Reese
Dennison
Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Bellaire
William J. Kuehne
Bucyrus
Charles Foyt
Montra
Shelby County
John Pershing
J. J. Pershing
Wooster
Fostoria
Lynch
Marion
City ‘Hospital
David P. Eneie
C. Circleville
Springfield
Charles H. Jolson
John Schilperoot
Napoleon
George A. Stauffer
Ottawa
Charles Wlapp
Cleveland
United States
Ohio
Philp J. Mowhett
Altas
PF Martell
Toledo Polive
Mise Ruth Kenery
Cleveland Polite Mlrary
Lorain
Eva Welsbacher
Maumee
Toledo
Fred 5
Counts
Harry S. Dyar
Marketta
John L
Porteroath
Cincinnati
Joseph Clark
Robert Ma AM
William
State Department of Education
Capel
S. B. Finney
Delta
Fulton County
Matt Hietenan
Palmart
Aleck Southerland
Painesville
Fairport
Mietenan
Southerland
Hetenan
J. W. Dowford
Wihnington
Midland City
Wilmington
Juliaa Pittinger
M. D. Hartshorn
Newark
Trone Eineton
Pennsylvania
C. Ager
Pius
Washington D.H
William Shorhkor
Gordin
Sharift le F. Hobinant
Sherim
Turner
Lee Huth
Aml Specht
Land Walelilar Nous
Avon
Moser
Tolndo
Scouts Rise to Challenge in Pueblo Disaster Service
In the Pueblo flood crisis last summer Scouts organized rapid response efforts. Scout Executive Alverson mobilized older scouts and leaders to run messaging, wireless booths, morgue relief, emergency bridges, and refugee shelters. Scoutmaster Cory died aiding two women in a floating home while rescuers risked life across a river bridge.
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Alverson
Board of Health
Ihanly
Cory
Puebin
Uie Terrivie Huur
Scouting In Schools Gains Ground In Private Education
An East Coast military academy leader notes scouts in schools large and small. Greenwich Academy Peddie Blair Bordentown Military Institute and Perklowen foster scouting alongside private education. The president cites many students connected to national scout groups and proposes a school unit separate from military drills with reader training and rewards.
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Movement 4
Greenwich Academy
Peddie
Blair
Bordentown Military Institute
Perklowen
East
Scouts in Constantinople at Robert College
Scouting in Robert College is an American brand in Constantinople. Three troops with 45 scouts are organized this year under Eagle scout Mr Madcut, with Earl Pritchard as scout commissioner. Three advanced scouts assist as scoutmasters. The college, chartered in New York, conducts scouting as in the United States, with each boy recounting his own history in various languages.
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Lady Beatty
Armand Diaz
Italy
Briand
Marshal Foch
General Pershing
New York
Ime
America
M. Venizelos
Greece
Reginald McKenna
Great Britain
McKenna
Chicago Commercial Club
United States
McKeona
Robert College
Eas
Madcut
Yonkers
N.Y
Earl Pritchard
Scouts Aid Motorists At Grand Rapids Booths
Grand Rapids scouts set up booths along major tourist routes to assist motorists with directions and information. They distributed literature including a city welcome booklet and a street map for fare planning, under the Grand Rapids Safety council. Governor Lake of Connecticut opposed recognizing a Junior Scouts organization linked to the Boy Scouts movement, while acknowledging the founders’ good aims.
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Grand Rapids
Governor Lake
Connecticut
Mini
la Justice Co
Boy Scouts of Anwheu
Weal Giuse Confosia
Jresidioe
Wlder
Eye- Biwss
Two drummers dispute resignation over salary
Two drummers argue about a resignation and the salary rule at the music ensemble. One claims a resigning member was to forfeit pay while another notes a different man is drawing the pay. The exchange reflects tensions over pay and replacements.
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Duck Itrse
Large Victory Begins with All This
A concise report notes a significant victory attributed to Janins Lane Allen after a period of effort and small steps. The piece emphasizes steady progress, details a preceding challenge, and highlights the role of community support and persistence in achieving the outcome.
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Janins Lane Allen
The Secret of Paul's Courage in Acts Lessons
Improved Unform International Sunday School lesson text explores Paul in Acts 24 detailing Tertullus's accusal before Felix, Paul's defense, and the trial's outcome. It notes Paul's courage, his stance before Felix, and the governor's delaying tactics and fear as he avoided decisive justice.
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Olivine
Luke Wes
Asa Toric
Paul
Pellx
Tertullus
Felix
Fells
Demenium
Greece
Felis
The Sun of Thy Soul Seeks Christ's Light
A poet Ternsson hosts a visitor on the Isle of Wieht. In a garden the visitor asks about the benefit of Jesus Christ. Ternsson, lost in reverie, points to a flower and answers simply that Christ is to him what the sun is to the flower, the Sun of his soul.
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Ternsson
Isle of
Wieht
Jesus Christ
Jess Christ
Fragmentary Gospel Message and Revelation Fragment
Readable fragments describe a gospel preaching to earth dwellers urging fear of God and worship of the Creator. The text echoes Revelation themes with signs and warnings. The source shows damaged OCR with theological phrases and references to heaven and earth.
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Heaven
Earth
Walters
Lord Chengeth Not and Twillite Seary Versus Forgeries
A garbled text fragment references legal or religious names and a judge or lord figure. It alludes to a dispute or case involving forgeries and an entity named Wheeling. The passage is incoherent and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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pet—Molacht
Worship Message On Preparing For Judgment Asserted
A fragmented note argues believers must prepare for imminent judgment and weigh life’s purpose. The author, H. P. Lidden, frames worship as education for a troubled, love-driven future.
Fragments From a Dense Quotation of Matthew St.
A cryptic scripture fragment references judgment on enterance and the saying Lord Lord, with phrases about doing the Father’s will and leaven. It appears as a devotional snippet highlighting who may enter and the caution against mere eating without obedience.
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Denver
Matthew St
Swamp Root Kidney Liver Remedy Ad Claims
An advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure, non stimulant vegetable remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises consistent quality in every bottle and offers a sample for ten cents. The copy notes a sworn purity statement and urges readers to mail for a sample.
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Dr. Kilmer
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