Local Ohio News Snapshot with Murders and Accidents
A chaotic scrapbook of Ohio events includes theft and fraud cases in Cleveland and Akron, a high number of traffic and mining accidents, a fatal tree fall near Peoria, and a series of court actions. Notable items involve named locals like Elisabeth Miller, Mrs G H Bowner, and J Wukiey, plus institutions such as Mt Union College and the Ohio Building Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methadre
Elisabeth Miller
Lorain
Mt. Union College
Mance
Greater New York
Warren
New York
A & Holland
Hamina Polles
Legion
Cleveland Seyt
Allens
G. H. Bowner
Newcomerstown
Cheinnats
Mary Anna Deltech
Louis Hamrock
East Younsetown
William Winegar
PMT
Gimes
Longstreth
Logan
Emma Henshaw
Clmeranatt
Burns
Ainoumen
Cotmen Plebs
Stambincom
Edward F. Tri Rehe
Columbus
Joseph Ross
Cleveland
Lafeyette Deonis Waeillet
Edward Ayers
Volcan
Thomas Park
Chere Westenberger
Rishabe
Lowoo
Akron
Camp Sherman
Lueresae
Cleveland Public
Wayne County
West Mansfeld
Erma Metallech
Stelle Parmenatti
Detroit
Joe Parmenatta
Dayton
John J. Stoddart
Ohio State Buyings Association
Ohio Building Association
Oeers of Nolthing and Inan Association
Daynetts
John Wukiey
Cinemeat
Sneaky & Train
Momend
W .F. Callander
Stetied
Sint
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Teeteteriig & Palm
Tw Wean Buel
Muildine and Loan Inepertor
FP McGuire
Didce
A. H. Kunkle
Ohio Court of Appeale
Kincaid
Toledo
Marie Harding Armeirung
Pete Tenced
Hamill
Herbert Ploteher
Columbine
Betty McCartick
Three Generations on State Payroll in Columbus
A Special Correspondence exposes Columbus family payrolls and pensions. Grandpa Donahey collects 145.83 monthly, Vic Donahey earns 541.60, Robert P. receives 104, and Margaret and Elizabeth work in state offices with uncertain but substantial pay. The piece questions how many families rely on multi generation government salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumbus
Sompleta
Gramps
Donahers
Vic Donaheys
Cratoformes
Grandpa Donahey
Vic
Robert P
Vie
Margaret
Elizabeth
Agricultural Department
Telephone service debate in cities sparks varied reactions
Robert G. Pate of Ohio Bell cites city conditions and public resistance to automatic service as key factors. He notes larger cities show more opposition while smaller towns adapt quickly. A tangential remark references Charley Parker and Steve Brody discussing Jolson and Senator Harding in a theatrical setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Pate
Ohio Bell Telephone
Columbus
Benid
Charley Parker
Steve Brody
Senator Harding
I Jolson
Marion
Farding
Charley
Jolson
Publishers Meet In Columbus On Paper Pulp War
Ohio newspaper leaders discussed a national propaganda push to counter wood pulp shortages. The talk cited 71 percent of feminine product use and warned 1,700 newspapers closed in the region last year. A Columbus anecdote followed about a busy East Broad Street elevator and a joking warning about a “wise car.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
C. F Hodge
Uys
Mole States
Act Oe Ee
George H. Clark
Republican
Clark
East Broad Street
TH Siay
Fits Endouriue
Richard H. Lee and Cox publicity photos in Columbus aftermath
Richard H. Lee, special counsel for the vigilance committee of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America, traveled to Columbus to address the Columbus Advertising Club and assist Cox publicity efforts. Photographers sought images of Cox and his Dayton home, then expanded to include John Cox, the baby of former Mrs. Cox, now Mrs. Richard H. Lee. A Columbus photographer went to Pelham, N.Y., to photograph John Cox with Dick Lee supervising the posing in hopes of a fitting family portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichard H. Lee
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Columbus
Columbus Advertising Club
Cox
Dayton
San Francisco
John Cox
Jobe
Pelham
N. Y
Gov. Cox
Richard H Lee
Dick Lee
Richard If Lee, Jr
Johnson to Speak Wherever Wanted Amid California Friction
Senator Harding says differences in racial characteristics and life ways have created friction on the Pacific coast. Governor Stephens announces that Johnson may speak anywhere assigned, aiming to reassure Californians about party loyalty. Davis, Republican standard bearer in Ohio, also draws praise for his vigor and ease in mixing with the old guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Pacific Coast
Marion
W. D. Stephens
California
Hiram Johomimne
East
Johnson
Oto
Columbus
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Stephens
Aiu
Thesa
Davis
Iry
Ready for His Own Campaign Brown Chairman in Toledo
Frank B. Willis shifts focus to Ohio politics after failing to win the Republican senatorial backing. The Toledo campaign chairmanship marks a partial return to state affairs, with few public engagements outside Muskegon where he plans to speak on women’s voting influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Toledo
Delaware
Frank B. Willis
Walter
F. Brown
Ohio
de Tate
Jean
Muskegon, Mich
Spence
Frocks for Girls Grow More Colorful This Fall
Serge and velveteen remain in use for younger and older girls. Wardrobe updates feature pleated serge and tricot frocks with yoke yokes, leather hats, and leather flower appliques. Soft pastel outerwear dominates, with greens and browns leading a fall color forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gome
Son Tos
Daddy's Evening of Soft Shelled Turtles Tale
A family tale unfolds as Daddy recalls a zoo anecdote about soft shelled turtles. Nana, Nick, and Susy trade quips about who spoke first, with Lulu and Lulu debating flattery versus honesty in a playful, conversational exchange.
Not Pilstaken Friends and Marine Cousins Discuss News
Lulu and Susy spar over sharing news about their world. Lulu hints at cousins in the aquarium including Loggerheads Green Turtles and Hawksbill Turtles. Susy presses for broader, practical details as they debate what to reveal and when.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu
Susy
Luly
Lear
Sulu
Lula
Susu
Scout Humor and Job Banter Across youth Periodicals
A compilation of humorous exchanges from Boy Scouts and youth magazines. Jokes tap on roles like sardine packer, subway conductor, and first class scout, with gags about music, shoes, and odd home scenarios. The jaunty chatter mirrors early 20th century juvenile humor.
FIUME OBJECT OF RIVAL CLAIMS IN ITALY HUNGARY BALKAN STRIFE
The article surveys Fiume, its strategic role on the Adriatic, and how Hungarian control since 1870 shaped its Italian and Slav demographics. It notes three harbors, large ship capacity, and prewar industries including a government hose factory, torpedo works, tire shelling, refinery, mills, and a strong fisheries sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Fiume
Thedieval Koigit
Trieste
Bremen
Austria
Hamburg
Finme
Adriatic
Mus Foterlor
Anil
Fiurme
Henta
Hungary
Croatia
Preavar
Mangary
New Yo
Boston
United States
East Orange
N. J
Newton
Mass
Finime
Gulf of Quarnero
Hay
Abbazin
Olfer
Flume
Tnhneco
Whitehead Torpedo Works
Go West and Spread Out in Eliot's Urban Reform Plan
The piece discusses Charles W. Eliot's view on curing urban evils by reshaping the human environment. He urges positive improvement, healthier tastes, and beauty, not just negative fixes, with city road planning as the immediate tool and a balance between community interests and private ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Eliot
National Geographic Society
City
Ife
Immediate objects to be sought for urban expansion and parks
The passage advocates light for dwellings and factories, dispersing them to suburbs and rural sites along railways. It calls for more play grounds and open spaces, attaching garden ground to every family, and extends rural and landscape pleasures to city populations through parks and gardens.
Poland Once the Savior of Europe
A historical overview of Poland describes its vast past, population, and territorial shifts. It traces the rise and partitions of Poland, the Vienna Congress reapportionment, and the extent of Polish lands at its greatest. It notes population comparisons with Britain and Austria-Hungary and outlines the shifts that left Poland divided among Russia Prussia and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Europe
National Geographic Society
Russia
Germany
German Empire
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Greece
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Great Britain
France
Prussia
Austrian
Austria
Kiev
Berlin
Sea of Azov
Gulf of Finland
Khanate of
Crimea
Prussias
Galicia
New York
Winnipeg
New Jersey
Peking a City Within a City and Its Ancient Heart
Peking known as a city within a city hosts imperial relics and busy streets. The Forbidden City with the Dragon Throne stands at the center amid purple walls and palaces. The Chien-men street splits the ancient Chinese city from the Tatar quarter, brimming with vendors, chairs, and historic shrines. The east side encloses the Altar of Heaven, the circular Temple of Heaven, and the Temple of Confucius, amid a landscape that blends dynastic grandeur with modern bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Enpitat
China
Forbidden City
Middle Kingdom
Chien-men
Oregon
Confucius
Washington Monument
Peking’s Thirteen Story Pagoda and Old Gazette
Read in the heart of Peking is a thirteen storied pagoda offering city views and a claim of the oldest daily newspaper the Peking Gazette. The piece sketches Chinese imperial sites, the Porkidden Oy enclosure, and a Grand Cavalwich linking rice trade to distant provinces amid shortages and foreign commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Peking Gazette
London Times
Hind
Tater
Porkidden Oy
Imperial Palace
China
Surrour
Amall
Altievel
South
White Australia policy defended by prime minister
A National Geographic communication from Herbert E. B. Gregors explains Australia aims to keep a homogeneous British origin population. The note contrasts Australia with Canada the United States and Argentina noting the U S welcomed 1 197 892 immigrants in 1913 while Australia declined to admit as many Europeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
United States
National Geographic Society
Herbert EB. Gregors
Canada
Argentina
Australia’s landscape and early convict voyage to Sydney Cove
The account contrasts Australia’s scenery with familiar North American regions and notes Mt Kosciusko as its highest peak. It describes 18th century plans for Botany Bay, the Loyalists idea, and the 1788 arrival of 1035 convicts under military escort at Sydney Cove marking the start of Australian history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
United States Kingdom
Canadian Rockies
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Appalachians
White Mountains
Arizona
Rocky Mountain Foothills
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Mt. Kosciusko
Mt. Washington
Catskills
Europe
United States
Canada
Botany Bay
America
New South Wales
Sydney Cove
Helpful Hobbies Echoes Of Youth In Everyday Lives
A Cleveland Press reflection notes hobbies keep people sane and away from routine. The piece argues ordinary citizens cling to hobbies for relaxation and renewal, citing childhood memories and personal passions. It closes with a note on a new Humboldt County concrete girder bridge across Salt River measuring 142 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Press
Supreme Court
Nick Carter
Humboldt County
California
Salt River
Invention in Painting According to Joshua Reynolds
The essay argues that subject choice in painting must captivate public sympathy through action or object. It emphasizes that subjects should be generally interesting and supplied beyond the artist by poets or historians, and that true invention lies in a powerful, public-facing appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astorian
University
Ste Joshua Aveynolds
Hunting the Butterfly in Mountainous America
The Morpho butterfly, a high-flying species in western American mountains, is easier to trap than plains butterflies yet poses danger. A naturalist in Bogota fell from a precipice, breaking an arm and needing three days to reach a doctor. In Bolivia, a collector sought Morphe gardati on a near inaccessible ledge, requiring rope lowering to obtain the rare blue species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American Forestry Magazine
Bogota
Minke
Bolivia
Gardati
Guer
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Oo Pare Bartana Feterarion Haw
Burvane
Sanford A. Corbin
Pinding
Pasennger
Depertment of Justice Agente
Newark
W. Speaks
Charset
Jowevh Pell
van Cleveland
Baer
Jabert Oso
Fleant Clevelanst
Det
O'Neil
Elytta Taleat
William Shepherd
Hamilton
Remind Oeter
North Bal Amoré
Coe
Seturcay
Teesh
Kent
Findlay
Summit County
Sandusky
Stephen Molmar
Anna M. Kincenhagen
University of Lews
Oberlin
Geeren Rogers
Palnerville
Wilsabern Casselta
Charles A. Twibel
de Teane Kay
Springfield
Ocharles A. Kay
Glarence Key
Cecil L. Syypter
Derdinan
Joseph Tersia
Pollen Chargers
Hjockland Society
Xenie
Western
Georae Tal
Jvey
Clystoge
Wittenberg College
Jean Sharaet
Calumet
W. G. White
National Military
ES Fury
Milwaukee
Bmw
Ailex Joyner
Colors
Genlleminty
Miami
West
Lloyd Heroes
Oakland Farmer
Johnny George
Jim
Stvenile
Lancaster
Harry J. Shaw
Leetonia
Leona Shaw
Salem
State Hospital
Lima
Pennsylvania
Burton City
J. G. Goldamith
Edward McDowell
Dorothy Goldamith
A. G Bebutlder
Cofeehur
Wilkrie Adina
Mosestal
Bear Cleveland
Cantower
Haveland
Josephine Gascetlo
Painesville
Bitchinte
Talline
G. Willey
Ward A. Hoserl
Wilbur Wright
Munster
Charles Westberg
Youngstown
Willam
Sehiele
Millwravore
Daddy
Nick
Nancy
Luin
Eien
Iean
Loys
Scrapeleigh
Pre
Tean
Doys
Greeley
Eliot
Mt. Victoria Pass
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