Conference Delegates In Washington Plan Naval Talks
The article reports on a large gathering of Allied military leaders in Kansas City and Washington with Foch, Beatty, Diaz and others addressing the group. It covers the upcoming conference in Washington, the arrival of Premier Briand and British delegates, and Japan’s stance on space and resources. It also notes U S efforts to frame naval cutbacks and the debate over a sales tax connected to veterans' benefits.
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Edward W. Pickard
United States
Asth
Agerera
Kansas City
Legion
Bsapvbaten
Ferdinand Foch
Brance
Pce
Ord Beatty
Jutland
Diaz
Tallanarties
Baron Jacques
Belgium
Cherry
Hanford MacWider
Ninth Infantry
Bisvon City
Towa
Milton J. Foreminn
Tilinoix
MacNider
Harvard
Frealdent
Harding
Joy
Congress
Congrom
Milly
Ambasan
Harvey
London
American Legion
America
Debs
Briand
France
Lafayette
Arthur J. Balfour
England
Balfour
Lloyd George
Earl of Cavan
Air
Marhyl Higgins
Maurice Hankey
Miles Tampon
John Jordon
Detaila
Pion
Courae
Japan
China
Senate
Smoot
House
Chatrman Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Seillers
Ireland
Ulster
Louison
Sinn Fein
Ieln Seid
James Crag
Council of Ireland
Fermanagh
Ty- Tone
Southern Ireland
Sint Pein
Karl
Zits
Madeira Islands
Europe
Greece
Juge-Slavia
Albania
Petluralas
Ukraine
Tumanit
Poland
Modolia
Kaminetz-Pololsk
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Ark
Kansas City Star
Bank of England Cuts Rate To Five Per Cent
Bank of England reduced its discount rate to five percent from five and a half, following a U.S. Federal Reserve move. The change, effective June 23, signals a new lower stance amid ongoing market fluctuations and prior historic highs. The policy shift echoes past adjustments during wartime and financial turbulence in Britain.
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London
Bank of England
United States Federal Reserve
Feffern Reserve
Bank of Engined
United States
Lenton
England
IMG
Palestine to Have Schools in Every Palestinian Settlement
The British mandate in Palestine plans a school for each child with a goal of creating 0 new schools yearly. Efforts aim to distribute education across populations, emphasizing Mohommedan education and higher learning. Funds are scarce, limiting expansion and a local university presence.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Bled University of Bolist
Seria
Jamaica ginger not intoxicating liquor under Crabbe act
Judge Mouser of Marion holds Jamaica ginger not intoxicating liquor under the Crabbe act. News notes include Law offspring Ruth Law, divorce suit by Mattie H. Law, and a Cincinnati Halloween shooting case where W K R Showmaker confessed in self defense. Also reported are film censor approvals, fire deaths, robberies, arrests, and various Ohio incidents and investigations.
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Mouser
Marion
Jamaica
Frederick TH. Law
Clyde
Ruth Law
Facis Avi Utriz
Mattie H. Law
Cincinnati
Hallowe'en
Josep Clark
Robert Cahill
William P. Cahill
WKR
Showmaker
Ohio Automotive Trades Association
Atwood Automobile Unit
Dempsey-Carpentier
Frank Flournoy
New York
Tex Rickard
Ohio
Dykeman
Gig Morgan
Dr. Morgan
West Bridgeport
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Jy Health
J. J. Cooper
Springfield
Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati
Vernie Drake
Columbus
Ella F. Long
George Tabit
Gallipolis
Theresa Kopf
East Palestine
Twinsburg
A. T. Kopf
Kopf
Myrtle Young
Youngstown
Raymond Grubbe
Niles
Cleveland
Dominic Beniglio
Marlon
James McGuire
Toledo
Canton
E. E. Enderle
Miami University
Coshocton County
Cincinnati Traction Company
Elizabeth Imler
Circleville
Lfe
William McAdama
North
Lewisburg
Champaign County
McKinley High School
Harry L. Gordon
A. A. King
Lorain
Clyde C. Foos
Joseph F. Monti
Cleveland Makiati Savings Bank Company
Frank A. Hunter
James F. Rankin
Bank of South Charleston
Eastern Ohio Teachers” Association
Bellaire
Wright
Wellsville
Killme
Walter Cummins
Steubenville
Ashinbula
Packie
Adams County
Charles Flack
Willie Weaver
Ashtabula
Catherine Glaser
Neville
Cincianati
Akron
Charlee A. Norris
Wille Dorit
Mildred Dickergot
Gshorn
Miami Conservancy
Wettien
Tojbles
War Chest
Samuel T
Cincdonati
Coal Company of Toledo
DivkelLews
Sonnybresk Cast Company
Mauicourt-Wintersonl Company
Mickicnn Drowski
George A. Stauffer
Ottawa
Charles W. Lapp
Stephen W. McGrath
Internal Revenue
David P. Engle
Charles H. Johnson
Joseph Clark
Robert Cahil
William
Charles A. Norris
Harry S. Dyar
Mariatta
Charles Foyt
Fleet Montis
Shetty County
Ruth Kemery
Cleveland Politebrary
John Schilpcrost
Napoleon
Salvation Army
Camp Sherman
Ohio State University
State Department of Education
David J. Seote
Common Press
Common Pleas
Judea Sowers
Franklin County
Prescott Gillian
United States District Court
Joe Derosa
Louis Willams
Laura
Inilangpolie
Spains
Camtridge
Ray Wiseman
Proctorville
A. N. McCombs
Cadiz
McCombs
Julian Morgenstern
Hebrew Univenilege
C. J Henniger
Fred Henniger
F. W
Donald Weiltekl
Trenton
Tritt Ho
Clownland Pharmads
Ban Adies
Corn Borer Spreading West Warn Farmers to Cut Cornstalks
The United States Department of Agriculture reports the European corn borer has reached Ohio after infestations along Lake Erie from six to twelve miles wide, threatening Indiana and beyond. Cooperation with Canadian and Ohio authorities targets containment, urging farmers to cut cornstalks close to the ground and plow deeply to destroy the pest’s winter home.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Lake Erie
Indiana
Filing
St. Thoms
Ohlo
Pennsylvania
Islinds
Gbio
Erie
Massachusetts
Suggestions to Aid Farm Timber Owners
A U S Department of Agriculture guide lists ten tips for selling wood on farms. Get prices from multiple buyers, consult neighbors, check local requirements and prices, advertise to attract competition, secure bids, sell to responsible purchasers, obtain a reliable timber volume estimate, market superior grades while using cheaper wood for farm needs, and use written selling agreements when cutting is by the purchaser. Copies of Partners Bulletin 1117 are available from the division of Publications Washington DC.
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United States Department
Akie
States Department of Accivutture
Division of Publications
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Preventive of Vermin in Hogs and Sanitary Dips
The United States Department of Agriculture states vermin like hog lice stay with the animal and transfer by direct contact. clean and disinfect small pens and premises after removing infested hogs. Use creosote dips per container directions to treat floors woodwork and doors before reusing facilities.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Take-All Disease of Wheat Declares 89 Resistant Varieties
US Department of Agriculture efforts against take-all disease in wheat in TriPols and Fodiaon yield 89 varieties with resistance or immunity. Varieties listed include Belogiina Crimean Currel Diets Longberry Early Mar Fideaster Pulix Gipsy Gladden Gold Coin Grandprize Harvest King Hungarian Jones Fife Kanred Kharkot Leap Malakef Mammoth Red Michigan Amber Mediterranean Minnesota Bellabie Nixter Pesterboden Monte Portage ride of Indiana Red Cross Hed Rock Red Wave Re-Hintte Tuy Stoner Marvelous Trumbull Turkey and Wheedhing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mammoth Red
Michigan
Amber
Mediterranean
Minnesota
Bellabie
Nixter Pesterboden
Monte
Portage
Ride of Indiana
Red Cross
Hed Rock
Red Wave
Tuy
Stoner
Marvelous
Trumbull
Turkey
Borrowing Practices Among Honest Nuns and Tools
An honest nun returns borrowed farm tools and keeps track of lent items. Memory fails and distressing losses occur when borrowers forget or misplace items. The note highlights the need for a clear record of loans to avoid disputes and ensure all tools are accounted for.
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Wren
Purebred Ram Values and Care Highlight Flock Quality
A farm report stresses bloodlines and ram quality in purebred flocks. It notes that prices stay low and the best stock earns higher returns while careful management and medicine, including proper dosing and judgment, help prevent disease.
Sheep Breeding on the Wane in Local Flocks
Fragmentary notes suggest sheep breeding wanes in popularity as small flocks keep to a "gowd tie" practice. No clear names, dates, or organiztions are readable to anchor the event.
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Shery
Late Run for the Bull
A fragmentary report describes a scene with anchored posts and wires and an unsettled action around a bull. The text hints at a risky incident or movement but provides little coherent detail or clear entities to identify.
Start Early Vegetables and Freezing Safe Planting
Reading from old notes, guidance emphasizes starting early vegetables indoors or in protected soil to avoid frost. It advises sowing and transplanting when temperatures permit, aiming for an earlier harvest and extending the growing season without exposing crops to frost risk.
Woman Overcomes Anemia Through Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. Elizabeth Smart of Lowell recounts severe anemia since sixteen, fainting with chores, and how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash restored strength. She claims improved health for two years, capacity to work, and even childbirth after prior doctors said infertility. The testimonial cites many similar cases supporting the remedy.
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Lowell
Maya
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oman
Lydia E
Elizabeth Smart
Sixth St
Mans
Evaporated Tale Traps Editor In Condensed Joke
A Wayside Tales line jokes about a reader selling an article on Jesh Milk to an editor who condensed it, triggering a punny exchange. The quip reflects light literary mishap and editorial compression.
Green's August Flower and Other Advertisements
An assortment of old ads includes Green's August Flower touting a fifty five year record for digestive cure, Taft’s Asthmalene claiming 50 years’ relief, and other household solicitations. Light quotes from the Kansas City Star and a Red Brass Ball Blue promotion accompany brief humor and product placements.
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General Pershing
Marshal Foch
Ampasador Jusserand
Washington
Dina
Italy
Eniets
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maghider
I$ Wew
Pershing
Atlantic
Marshal Och
Gotham
Cilcien
St Louis
National Capital
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Enator
Tom Watson
Georgia
Glevres
Watson
Gorges
Senator New
Wir
Fraore
W. M. Larner
Clevres
Wat
Gover Russian
Telikcherin
Great Britain
Tuly
Russia
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Lenin
Federl Permanent Committee
Wiast
Lewis
Democratic Party
Southeast Committee
Torter Congreesinin Core Dell Mult
Tennesere Ae Vhoirman
George White
Olilo
Freduces
Igenta
Mhooimedan
Sandusky
Rosa Troehsnis
Gus Girewski
Rowmnanisss
Thy
Auto Mobile Areients
Yourzatens
Katie Kosch
da Aclomobile
Mary Suske
White House
Ora M. Balfinger
Evward M. Taylor
Central Ohio Teachers’association
Dayton
Frank M. Smith
Republic
Baltimore and Ohio
Fostoria
Esther Karffmann
Mt. Tinton Colloge
Daniel Caine
Alliance
East Tir~erpool
Charles Ours
Government Dam
Portland
Charles McClynn
Emerson Phelps
Struthers
Bear
Thomas Gregory
Frank Rome
E. C
Springville
Tiffin
St. Peter's Church
Chillicothe
Pap J. Morhett
P. E. Martell
Tolwo
John Pershing
J. J. Pershing
Woos
Canada
Ontario
Obi
Mississippi River
Austria
New England
Ures
Department of Agriculture
Holland
Taft
Bettie
B.S. McKean
East 120Th St
N.Y
Department of Housekeeping
Betty
Zack
Marie
Tfandard
Sonny Sl
Red Cross Besa +y20 Deed Ltd
Wursen
Cotarnicas
Kremola Sifts Sas
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