Ohio News Roundup Sparks Across Many Cities
A chaotic summary lists multiple incidents from Ohio towns including thefts, fatal auto accidents, shootings, and fires. Names such as M. Gheer, Ralph Bockley, and John K. Plotron appear amid reports of train strikes, bank robberies, and school investigations. Officials in Cleveland, Toledo, Akron, and Columbus handle investigations and arrests.
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Hamilton
Gheer
Hevonsa
Costralia
Warren
Boer Mowry
Sandusky
Ralph Bockley
Elyria
Benjamin Schwarts
Yeren
Levi Spain
North
Lewisburg
Cavnn County
Bar Toutes
Dayton
Walter Hock
Clacinnati
Cal Ferguson
Molder
Wee
Trenton
James Burn
Young
Po Yenir
Toledo
George Gibaryon
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Hank Hrothers
Vallors
Wilde
Cincinnati
Akron
M. Goldworth
Paineswith
Toscarkwae
Edgar
Mra
William D Hopby
Somerville
Marion
York
Evert Dickerson
Caudle
Wilmer Smith
Mina Robb
Paticet
Josaph Goldberg
Mary Cusolff
Kent
Harry Melaw
Katherine Minuilie
Cheveland
Eva
Abe
Friend
Am Indietment
John Matins
Canton
Nick Dinta
Jamer WA
Ween
Andrew Ofterbein
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Marietta
Graceerhoul
Ab Fod
Herbart Mense
Port Washingtom
Wan
Abbiebaville
Thadiey Sumner
Ormerly
Abyon
Eublée
Middletown
Jaime Boyd
Newton Falls
Abe. Kiner
Harglare
Rosstoed
Calture
Wilew J H. Quittesa
Toledo Public Schools
Board of Education
Guitteaa
Wie Nam Wellstead
Monta Lambrov
Cantom
Thomas Addy
Newcomerstown
Dover
James Bennett
Stowe
Columbus
Clayton Recter
Chillicothe
Paul Machovina
Berea
C. D. Rice
Newark
Zanesville
Youngstown
Mick
Harvey Drain
Fort Wayne
Carthage
Cin‘ciannati
Heese H Ee
Max Cherke
Conneaut
Charles Murphy
Ed Cook
Horself
Cook
Lamb
John McCarthy
Louie M. Bershaw
Dixie Highway
ToatesSeiee
Marion Tire and Rubber Company
K. &. G. Pottert
McKinnay High School
Vintra Hathiny
Samart M Cleaver
Maplewond Stock Farm
Delaware
Mary McNeill
Hisgivanis Coal Company
Athens
Clint Cole
Findlay
Rex Bread Company
Ohio
Inet
Audthor Donabey
James Haye
Traffc
C. M. Raffel
Howard Bulger
Walah Construction Company
Linndale
Bulger
William Pe
Cleveland Trust Company
Bedford
Albert Jones
John- 00
Uties
Ohio Fuel Supply Comiv. Mre
Hobberd Strd
Marysville
Michael Lavka
Port Clinton
Portis County
Cleretned
Citivens
Semons
Roy Calon
Crowsing Wnet
Ravenna
Frank
Antonio Espisito
Mike Sabote
Aleron
Otlo Grand Lodge of Masons
Columbu R
John KR. Plotron
Mollie the Escape Bear Relates Park Adventure
Mollie the bear recounts leaving her cage during dinner preparations and visiting park benches, a stroller, and a baby carriage. People treated her with fear, she was chased and exhausted, and she returned home for a long sleep. Billy comments on the adventure and the park's quirks.
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Bully
Moilite
Mollie
Billy
Melle
Tee
Sai Billy
Lucerne A Jewel of Switzerland and Its Historic Past
Lucerne, famed Swiss lake city, hosts historic conferences among allies and houses landmarks such as the Lion of Lucerne. The article notes its medieval walls, wooden bridges, and civic fire regulations, detailing communal duties and night watch practices.
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Luzerne
Staweuen
William ‘Dull
Gessler
Perpetual League
Tham
Lucerne Tne
Thorvaltsen
Louis XVI
Paris
Tuileries
Citizens’ Brigade
Curious Cappadocians Live Underground Like Ancient Tribes
A National Geographic note by J R Sitlington Ferret describes Cappadocian Troglodytes who inhabit cone and cave dwellings in Cappadocia. They live near sites of ancient Nile and Mesopotamian civilizations yet exhibit Stone Age social attitudes and isolated behavior.
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Asia Minor
Capyodocs
Africa
Paeble
J. R. Sitlington
National Geographic Society
Nile
Assyria
Ancient and modern caves in Asia Minor’s shadowed peaks
The article describes cave dwellings near Mt Arguens and the Halys river, detailing how residents built high cliff entrances and used ropes for access. It notes isolation as a central principle of Troviotid life, with violent legends about killing those unable to work, reflecting a harsh social order.
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Asia Minor
Arguens
Erjias Dagh
Halys
Kizil Irmak
Temple Cities of Japan Describe Pilgrims and Shrines
The piece notes temple cities in Japan drawing many visitors including Americans who leave prayers at shrines. It describes pilgrimage customs in Tokyo and Nikko Kyoto, including shrine itineraries and the Mikado’s palace, with details on pilgrim attire and etiquette.
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Japan
Tokyo
Sumer
Fulk
Juju
Emilisary
Nikko
Kyoto
Cuba’s Vast Sugar Boom Makes it World El Dorado
William J Showalter reports to the National Geographic Society that Cuba’s sugar production nearly doubled and prices quadrupled since 1912. He calls Cuba the world’s El Dorado of 1920 noting the island’s vast cane output and immense scale of its sugar industry.
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National Geographic Society
William Joseph Showalter
Cuba
el Dorado
Fresh vegetables superior to cooked in protecting pigeons
An experiment shows raw vegetables including potatoes provide stronger protection against beri beri than cooked or heated grains. Pigeons fed heated grain develop the disease in 40 to 80 days, while those fed fresh vegetables stayed in excellent condition. A Swiss mountain climbing season prayer service among guides is noted.
Peculiar Chinese Music and the Oral Tradition
The article describes Chinese music as unwritten and handed down orally. It notes that memories of famous Sones survive while the music predates modern notation. Performances depend on the musician's memory and interpretation, with possible variations and instrument breakages during play.
Real Amazon Kingdom on Tiburon Island Love Tale
In the Gulf of California a Serl youth falls for a dusky maiden on Tiburon Island. The tale centers on family authority where Mother plays the decisive role in potential marriage, while the father remains silent and absent in the courtship dynamic.
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Tittle Island
Tiburon
Gulf of California
Father
Cuban sugar wealth dwarfs pyramids and mines in 1920s exports
The article extols Cuba’s sugar industry, noting 1920 prices yield vast profits per capita and describe the soil’s fertility. It highlights the potential for a fleet of ships carrying Cuban sugar from Havana to New York and compares output to monumental feats. It explains minimal cultivation needs after initial plantings.
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Havana
New York
Cheops
Cuba
United States
Midas
Croesus
Turkey Resources and World War I Boundaries Mapped
Willian HL Hall describes Turkey in The National Geographic Society study noting vast untapped resources and potential for development. He details 549000 square miles under Ottoman rule with Europe’s area reduced to a narrow frontier around Constantinople and the Bosporus after the Balkan wars.
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Turkey
Willian HL Hall
National Geographic Society
Arabia
Europe
British Isles
France
Germany
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
Black Sea
Caucasus
Egypt
Aegean
Syrian Desert
Persia
Constantinople
Bosporus
Dardanelles
Birds Have Yankee Accent At Zoo Parrot House
London correspondent notes a Detroit News report that American birds arrived from New York zoo exhibit American phrases. Cockatoos mimic clam oysters on a half shell and California peanuts while a green parrot tries to say California. Even a keeper’s London chant fails to outtalk the birds.
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Zoological Gardens
London
Detroit News
America
New York Zoo
California
Bright Miss Albright Inspires New School Year
A student reports Miss Albright starting fall term, describing her as bright and certain to lift the class. The remark underscores high hopes for the teacher to energize the students and the school year.
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Harold
Miss Albright
Ropes blessed before alpine ascent by pastor
Guides bring old and new ropes to the foot of a mountain, where they are blessed. A prayer asks that the old ropes endure the strain and the new ropes stand up to all stress. The guides are commended to God's mercy for safety and for aiding travelers.
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Alps
Hypo-Cod Promises Restored Energy and Nervous Relief
A Dayton woman praises Earle's Hypo-Cod as a powerful reconstructive tonic after exhaustion and sleepless nights. She reports renewed strength and calmer nerves after using three bottles. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for the formula and notes Wheeling, West Virginia as the maker.
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Earle
Ida Phil Ups
Home Ave
Dayton
Earle Chemical Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Tiburon’s Matriarchal Kingdom Rumors Reported
The San Francisco Chronicle describes Tiburon or Shark Island as a matriarchal realm where women govern while men gather food wood and water. It notes newly married men as the most sought after slaves under female rule.
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Titmron
Shark Island
Amazon
Tiburon
San Francisco Chronicle
Diamond Dyes and Personal Care Advertisements
An advertisement collection promoting Diamond Dyes with directions for dyeing wool silk linen and cotton fabrics as well as a druggist color card. Also a Cuticura skin care routine with ointment soap and powder. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for liver health. a humor line about a soldier and a tongue remark. London transit note.
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Ashiavalu
Arthur Danske
Albert Lawreece
Bad Bear
Sareent
Johnny
Alware
Meneon Hmon
Lille
Lucerne
Switzerland
Babylonia
Euphrates
Tigris
Greece
Cappadocia
Amazon Kingdom
Estonic
Wright
W. Sutton
C. Binkler
W.N. U
Iyp
Pierce
Orho
Ceed Am
Bee
Friedman- Mack
Beecham
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