Middle West in Protest Over Toll Exemption Amid Army Conference News
American delegates to arms conference face protests as Senate passes tolls exemption, seen as violation of 1914 treaty with Britain. Borah and Lodge clash over policy while public plans for disarmament talks unfold. Knox dies, Klan hearings reveal dues and reach. Upper Silesia partition sparks German tension and political shifts.
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Armes
Potley
Knox
Germany
Upper Silesia
Edward W. Pickard
Senate
Soas Tv
Diritieh
Lodge
Al‘ough
United States
Borah
Wilson
Yattle
Platfon
Acieriam
Mindhing
Cme
Council of the League of Nations
Poland
Europe
Gleiwitz
Hindenburg
Beuthen
Wirth
Doctor Streseman
League
Suspension of Business Hits Puebla in Tax Protest
Wholesale shutdowns by Puebla stores and factories were expected as a protest against alleged state taxation. Dispatches report serious shortages of coal and food, with railroads unloading into overflowing warehouses and unrest spreading from Tampico. Governor Sanchez and a civic committee planned talks with President Obregon.
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Puebla
Mexico City
Puella
Hearty Welcome For Foch Draws U S Attention
The United States eyes Marshal Foch as towns eagerly anticipate his cross Atlantic visit this fall. Invitations flood in, potentially spanning more than twenty thousand miles as he plans a grand sequence of receptions, dinners, and speeches across many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Marshal Fork
United States
Atlantic
State lifting and baffling Ohio events in one page
A scrambled Ohio notice sheet reports Leo Ploom claiming sale rights to a wife, multiple fatal accidents from trains to cars, and town council actions. It notes a theater proposal for St Marys, a Lima fatality, streetcar fare cuts in Cincinnati, indictments for Arson degree murder, and a Warren hospitalized post accident.
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St. Marys
William S. Curtis
Melder
Lima
Fred Raliabaugh
St Marys
Cincinnati
Canton
Defiance Council
Mahoning County
Arai
Charles Rupert
Krumroy
Summit County
Ioel Epner
Ira
Akron
John Donnelly
Springfeld Center
Cleveland Bandits
Frank Clearelli
Magars
Oplinger & Wolfe
Nelsonville
Ben Johnson
Sandusky
Marblehead
Thomas H. Maxwell
Erie
Kenton
Cleon M. Bell
Youngstown
Henry Rohrbacher
Moulton
Allen County
Margaret Sampish
Joseph Sampish
Toledo
Lancaster
Charles Ewers
Fredericktown
Homer G
Mellon B. Levering
Mt. Vernon
Leroy Schlink
Port Clinton
Schlink
Second Otio
Tima
Wooster
R. C. Vannevaar
Charles Schorr
Mary Hamilton
Schorr
Mary Boyles
Mary Boyles Criswell
Mazer Cigar Company
James McKinnon
Hoth
Chillicothe
Stony Creek
Davis
Board of Agriculture
Wiliam T. Targar
Urbana
CB. Warner
Wellington
T. Nash
Cleveland
Dald A. Ackiin
Witliam Pew
Ravenna
H. H. Ludwig
van Wert
Ernest J. Riggs
Gattipols
John Cunningham
Mr. Vernon
L. B. Palmer
Pataskala
George Rittenour
Marion County
Ralph Lindsey
Marion
William Henry Harrison
North Bend
Leo Ploom
Tony Purkofsky
Ohio Synod of the Presbyterian Church At
Cambridge
Sisney
Ohio News Roundup Highlights Accidents and Elections
Ohio records show several fatal accidents including a man struck by a truck near Toledo and a 14-year-old in a Kenton crash. Police sue a Lima official for slander. Public schools in Fremont close for smallpox scares. Officials name new presidents of state organizations and a pastor changes churches. A range of crime, industry, and political notes fill the day’s page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kyle
Marysville
Tiledo Sixar Campaie
Tilledo
Sayre
Galitpalis
Toledo
Landeiife
Sumimary
Canton
Ralph Owes
Gilbert H Burgar
Columbus Wire Strick
Portage Rubber Company of
Barberton
Frank A. Selberting
Tiffin
Chamber of Commerce
Fremont
C. M. Williams
Lima
Ohio
National
Parent-Teacher Association
Florence D. Richards
Columbus
Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union
William A. Geesaman
Youngstown
Secretaries’ Association of Ohio
J. A. Long
Christian Church
Mt. Vernon
Church of Christ
Wilmington
Farrel Jones
George W. Upton
Warren
Harding
Federal Trade Commission
Athens County
Lloyd Davis
Clarence Pidcock
Courtland Richards
Kenton
Lucian Seward
Dayton
Myrtle Mae Seitz
Fred
Dolly Madislop
Weston
Sensea
Frank Banks
Racine
Hubson
Gallipolis
Holy Name Society
Cincinnati
Heart Tafiore
London
Myrtle Taft
Lockbourne
Franklin County
H. P. Dannecker
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Ohio
Gr. Roush
Fred W. Zele
Lima Civil Service Commission
East Liverpool
BR. Hammond
Pennsylvania- Ohio Coal Company
State Utilities Commission
Toe Linhart
Paineeville
Linkart
Bobby Hunt
Elmer Sprosty
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Judee Walthers
Hunt
Ife
WV Mosman
Union Gas and Electric Company
Cipermnnt
Comany
Federal
Milton Stanley
Arch Stanley
Athens
Kiwanis Rlubs
Malfon
Galion
Limnard
Harding Highway
G. D. Baker
Washington D. IL
Clara Neuron
Dausehter Dority
Charles Seaman
Chukeres
Prohibition Theme in Sunday School Lesson
The lesson centers on Isaiah's condemnation of Judah for drunkenness and pride, depicting its social and spiritual ruin. It outlines the divine punishment by Assyria, the fate of the proud remnant, and calls for repentance while stressing the Trinity as foundational to Christian liberty.
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Klan
Simmons
Grand Council
New York
Republican Congress
Ling
Israel
Samarian
Judah
Tabernacle
Ephraim
Isaiah
Mae
FLG. Welle
Geo
Craig Stewart
God Waits and Banish Fear in Moral Reflections
A fragmented aphorism set cites Charles Kingsley on God waiting for a man to learn folly and return to the fountain of wholesome pleasure. It adds a warning to banish fear, noting that fearing the worst often brings the worst, with a brief nod to Shakespeare.
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Kingsley
Persia Today A Rebirth Amid Desert Plateaus And Cities
Persia has maintained its identity through shifting fortunes and now faces a wartime revival that could draw it into broader world relations. The vast desert plateau nation houses diverse tribes, mountain barriers, and oasis belts where water management fuels fertility. Teheran, perched at 4000 feet near caravan routes, blends ancient site with a modern capital, symbolizing Persia's potential to develop under British guidance.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Babylonia
Assyria
Chaldea
Persia
Soviet Russia
Darius
Tran
Oxus
Todus
Mediterranean
Gulf
France
Medlin
Parthia
Fars
Susa
Persepolis
Ekbatuna
Sultan Ahmed Shah
Azerbaijan
Elburz Mountains
Caspian Sea
Table Land
Texas
Sahara
Ouses
Pers
Perain
Near
Middle East
Belgium
Enzali
Teheran
Cape Hatteras
Itas
Oity
Kipling
Women Slavery in China and Emerald Treasures
A historical piece notes that official laws against female slavery in China have not functioned in practice, leaving many girls in servitude or prostitution while some seek freedom. Also mentioned are Aztec emeralds and their connection to a royal Spanish collection.
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China
Bogtaxe
Spain
Dumb Guy Cup Lewis at Camp Lewis
General Charles JH Mott interacts with a rookie at Camp Lewis in a tense scene just before a Ninth Corps command move. A private questions the general’s age and rank while a recruit is told to stay on task, amid patrols and garden garb.
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Cup Lewis
Charles JH. Mott
Manier
Camp Lewis
Muir
Army
Ani
Yen
Condluien
Getty
Anid
Diustily
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Marshall Field
Washington
Aberdeen
Volga
Austin
Middle West
America
Hughes
Nen
Japan
Pacific
Jaywa
Basil Miles
Philander Chase Knox
Pennsylvania
Austria
Roosevelt
Northern Securities Railway
Taft
Far East
House Rates Committee
Ku Klux Klan
Chicago
Alexander
Servia
Peter
Belgrade
Jugo Siavin
freeSinv
Treland
Lloyd George
Cntinet
Lense
Conference On
Addi Hon
Weshingtom
Arthur Wools
Foch
Marshal Fayolle
Towton
Ibegan
Hull
Dietriian
Anu
Nis
Lew
Amos Gil
Meee
Young Persia
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