Davis Plan to Resign May 1 Shapes Governor Run
Columbus special correspondent reports that Republican governor candidate J O Mins's account notes James G Davis planned to resign as Cleveland mayor to focus on the state race. The formal resignation was set for April 13 with Davis briefing his wife Mrs Davis before issuing any statement to the public.
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Olumbus
J. O. Mins
Columbus Restau
Taun
Jarry J. Davis
Davis
Cleveland
Mills
Triwnda
Sandusky
Coe
Davis Coust
Campaign stops and lively banter shape Ohio races
Riverside area reports Congressman Ralph D. Cole touring the East and West to stump for Davis while praising campaign workers like Rose Moriarty. He recalls Maine New Hampshire and Virginia stops and notes tensions over the League of Nations. Willis visits Kenton as a crowd laughs at a dog anecdote amid campaign humor.
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Ralph D. Cole
Davis
Harding
Frank B. Wills
State Committee
National Committee
Maine
New
Pds
Virginia
Cole
Willis
Kenton
Dog Warker
Willis Wes
Addional Pengle
Willie
Mr. Willis
Milage
League of Nations
Cam
Ohio
Simbon D, Pess
Yellow Springs
National Republican Congressional Committee
Campaigneo
Hrichaville
Ulirichsville
Clark
Ores
Bal Tae
Sheba
Abbioneville
Telegram mixup lands message with wrong women's bureau
RS. W. G. Waitt received a telegram intended for the Democrats after misrouting to the wrong women's speaking bureau. The error was discovered when she read the telegram and compared it to the signed chain of viewship.
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W. G. Waitt
Poll of East Shows Cox Losing Fast in Straw Vote
Reported straw vote results indicate Mr Cox trailing in New York and New Jersey with Biden-like gains for Debs and Yardling while central New York canvass data are pending. A separate court note upholds wartime liquor law convictions of Hingwood and W. W. W.
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East
Cox
New York
New Ereau
New Jersey
Connecticut
White hair caused by gas bubbles in air and science note
A scientific note explains white hair and white flower color as due to minute air bubbles forming in hair or pollen. It cites a Scientific American Monthly statement and notes sulfur dioxide fumes from a nickel mine waste vent in Sudbury Ontario, with no good method to address the emission.
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Sudbury
Ontario
Ohio News Roundup Mixed Deaths Crimes and Farms
A sweeping Ohio ledger notes deaths and legal actions across cities. Incidents include drownings in Lincoln Park and a poison death in Dayton, robberies near Ham and Akron twin birth records, and a jail escape, plus a Columbus hospital death after surgery. Ensuing items report theft, arson, a fairing elder, and Prohibition enforcement coupled with farm and crop data.
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Garrison
Springfield
Stanley Needom
Lincoln Park
Cincinnat
Mary Smith
Dayton
Maarietta
Walter Boling
Ham
Esther Carpenter
Akron
H. W. King
Norwalk
Paul Pulaski
Muddietown
Fred Wertz
A. J. Domer
Hugo Schlesinger
Franklin County
Columbus
John Schiley
Tiffin
Odum Spangier
Hebron
Fairfield County
Cincinnati
H. C. Yelser
Edward Brown
Bowling Green
Sherman T. McPherson
United States District Attorney
Ironton
Anna Grubb
Thomas E Cunningham
Dennison
Durns
Knudson Dairy Tar
Toledo
Benjamin Crane
Willerd Crane
Mariel
Marion
Pete Shur
Roomer
W. Heneberger
Tnan
Donald Settles
West Lafayette
Coshocton
William Blake
Warren
Youngstown
Ritter
Manfield
Ashtabula
Springfield Street Railway Company
Cleveland
Lester Laughlin
James Laughlin
Foster Harter
Marion Harter
Delaware
Andrew Megajcark
Canton
H. Hf
Timken
Timken Manufacturing Company
Kramer
Ohio
State Department of Agriculture
Steubenville
Marysville
John H. Willis
Federal Department of Agriculture
Lancaster
Henry Hartma
Michael Roswell
Accpt
Mia
Minnie Sparky
William , Sparks
Columine
Springfield City
Commington
Springfield Railway Company
Carmen
Keltr
Springfield Motor Truck Company
Ohio State University
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Ohio news chaos spurs varied incidents across cities
A sprawling Ohio wire reports arrests, deaths, and policy shifts from Steubenville to Toledo. Incidents include liquor raids, auto deaths, robberies, court actions, and rising rural high school enrollment, with officials in Akron Cleveland Lorain and Youngstown addressing public safety and taxation concerns.
Aland Islands Clash Reflect Historic Nordic Rivalry
The Aland islands near the Gulf of Bothnia have long been a Swedish Russian dispute. Ceded to Russia in 1809, they were fortified under Nicholas I, then destroyed in 1834, leaving them unfortified. The group spans about 550 square miles with 300 islands, 25 000 residents, and key fishing and cereals. Mariehamn is the chief town, linked by steamer to Abo, and Peter the Great won a notable 1717 victory nearby.
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Europe
Aland Islands
Adriatic
Gulf of Bothnia
Alsace- Lorraine
Baraguays
Hmners
Aland Group
Swedlish
Aland Bay
Aland Haat
Pinnish
Skirtet Sound
Alund
Martha’s Vineyard
Marichatam
Abo
Finland
Mariehamm
Peter the Great
Havy
Sweden
Gulf of
Borhala
Londonderry Maiden City of Ireland described in verse
The article extols Londonderry as the Maiden City of Ireland known as the Minnlen City of Ireland with a lively harbor scene. It highlights riverside trade, linen manufacture, salmon fishery, mill works, and shipyards, and recalls Columba’s abbey Dalre-Columbicille and Derry’s historic independence until 1600.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Derry
France
Australia
Brazil
United States
India
Foyle
Columba
Patrick
Brigid
Dalre- Columbicille
Derry Walls and Legendary Fortifications Describe City Fortifications
The narrative recounts London Derry's walls and gates built to enclose the city around its hillside site. It mentions the historic siege by James II, the famous Roaring Meg gun, St Columba Cathedral, Tyrone stronghold nearby, and the massive fourteenthfoot wall with a lone iron gate guarding a vast interior.
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Derry
London
Irish Society
James TI
St. Columba
Tyrone
St. Patrick
Owen
Lost letters hint at hidden medieval Africa Jewish trade routes
The article discusses a documentary discovery by Charles dé la Roncière suggesting fifteenth century Jewish traders linked northwest Africa to the Sahara and the Niger. It cites Malfante's letters from Timbuktu and Touat, noting Jewish influence, Arab incursions, and large caravan commerce amid a broader medieval African network.
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Egypt
Africa
Stanley and
Livingstone
Charles Dé la Ronciere
National Library
France
Wael
Sahara
Atlantic
Algeria
Niger
Aptonty Malfante
Timbokin
Tount
Tinhukte
Chicago
West African
Exsot
Timbuktu
Tegharza
Malfante
Ts Thine
Charles V
M. Ronelere
Spain
Europe
Nigeria
Gerhard Rohifs
Morocco
Algiers
Touat
Rohifs
Millante
Tlemcen
Tunis
Tametit
Matsante
Camel Portraits and Odd Observations From Mark Twain
A humorous excerpt reflects on camels with mixed imagery and odd quirks. It cites Mark Twain and Paine noting eccentric camel traits and a stray remark about ice crops and insanity in Egypt.
Desert Industry and Mourish Trade Knowledge Noted
A wealthy man named Malfante shared insights on North African trade routes and places such as Teghazan, famed for salt mines and rock salt houses that Morish builders fashioned from salt. He observed that the houses never melted, implying salt stability in that climate.
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North Africa
Malfante
Teghazan
Ancient profiteering punished in markets through ages
A Ralph A Graves communication to the National Geographic Society cites ancient and medieval price controls and punishments for profiteering. It notes England during the Black Death era faced labor shortages and wage disputes, with Parliament enacting statutes to bind workers to employers and limit wages. It also recalls earlier measures in 1258 and famine responses in Egypt under Gawhar and Moizz with grain depots and confiscations.
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Egypt
England
Ralph A. Graves
National Geographic Society
Fustat
Gawhar
Mohammeran
Joseph
Cairo
Jefay
Mo'izz
Leutenant
G'awhar
Pulice
Minsk an incubator of Bolshevism in late Russian empire
The article notes Minsk as a key economic and political seedbed for Bolshevism, detailing the rise of a Working Man's union, the Union for Struggle, and the 1898 Minsk convention that helped spawn the Social Democratic Working Men's party. It describes Minsk as a Jewish-majority city of 105,000, with the March fair pivotal to its trade, and as the capital of the Minsk government under Tsarist collapse.
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Union For Struggle
Minsk
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Jewish Bund
Social Democratic Working Men's Party
Srilotek River
Warsaw
Liban
Kharkov
Cultivation of Melons Through Ages and Regions
Melons were first extensively cultivated in France in the 1600s but were grown by ancient Egyptians from the start of the era. They are said to have reached America with Columbus and the Malay archipelago via the Portuguese. Melon varieties show great variability in foliage and habit and can hybridize widely.
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France
America
Malay Archipelago
Gas Meter Accuracy Remains Superior in Testing
A bulletin reports gas meters outperforming 100 watches in a test across heat cold and humidity. The meters, like park and fairground meters and rail station turnstiles, only move when gas passes through. Original 1824 principles still underpin gas measurement.
Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Offered for Women
A testimonial notes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for tired worn-out women. The user reports personal improvement after using the medicine in tablet and liquid forms sold by druggists in the United States. A man from Freeste Coop shares he felt notably better after trying the product.
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Rowton
Pierce
United
Koromo
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State Department of Public Instruction
Ohio Fair Price Commission
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William Barrs
Federal Grand Jury
Clara Shuminski
Robert Gilb
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Trenton
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Fair Derry
Haly
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Mark Twain
Paine
Mark ‘Twain
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Eatonic
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