State Siftings section reports multiple Ohio incidents
Marcus Petty of East Liverpool moves from home amid crime and labor notes. Several deaths occur in industrial accidents including Akron machinistsFrank Noth and Charles Shaw. A Toledo teen killed hiding from a train, retirements, school and tax news, river work projects, and a wave of criminal indictments fill the page alongside weathered civic updates from Marion and Knox counties. Information spans governors, rail incidents, and a large moonshine raid with dozens of involved persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Petty
East Liverpool
Dnenr
Akron
Ware
Frank Noth
Chertes Shaw
Bosals Furnace
Shawnee
Jannin Hrodsky
Toledo
James M. Willounghby
Findlay
Marion Township
Hasnock County
Rinehart
Knox County
Delaware County
DH. Neimeyer
Wardan
Marty F. Everett
Bueyres
Otlaws
Ohio
Women's Association
Lakeside
Clifford van Ness
Rose Noboria
Ham Aten
Eehieed Ae
Logan
Wile
Fred Price
Canton
Joseph Bhnente
Cleveland
Youngstown
Meganki
Drade
Toledo Ordaneres' Exchange Company
Charles Monard
Dowling Green
Holshevists
Mahoning County
Fui Eral
Common Pleas Court
Yodees
Curaboga River
Chic Hike’ Association
Colombia
Price
Frank Gelmidabunch
Som Golwin
Upper Mee
Pitteburet Steamshiy Company
Garvine
Phelpa
Alngie
Prancee Jowell
Greendale
Cowty
Lo- Fan
Colambus Baking
Pranklin County
Grand Jury
Mdn
Pullertons
Geauga County
Lesdoe
Doc
Schoal
Lancaster
Jon Bows
W. W. Treble
Lorain
Baltinare
Pairfield County
Amon Keller
Wie
Tts
Atlantic Coast
Marion
Anne M. Mall
Zan
Athens State Hospital
Mocking River
Fapane
William Flaigmater
Buryrus
Rene
Multiple Ohio city notices mix charters and crimes
A garbled 1919 Ohio page reports Telcocity road charter approval, Springfield school board wage talks, a fatal fall, bond timing for a school term, a Utica mill death, Wesleyan professor death, a Hillsboro editor death, a statewide teachers salary push, embezzlement arrest, postal wage protests, slot machine curbs, a Delaware tram crash, Greene county grand jury findings, Akron suicide, Black Hand-linked murder, coal price warnings, a woman elected to a county health board, a Cincinnati plant fire, a London auto crash, wage boosts for machinists, a Yorkville shooting, Fremont power failure, Port Clinton fire, Columbus fines, and miners’ co op plans.
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Telcocity Cmneil
Springfield Board of Education
William Bressler
Royalton
Fairak County
Lancaster Boart
Ag Watomoulle
John Hulshizer
Utica Miller
Clarence White
Homer
Newark
Richard Taylor Stevenson
Hhin Wesleyan University
Delaware
Milton H. Wedding
Obin National Guard
Hillsboro Gazette
Dion County Teachers’ Association
Lisbon
J. W. Davidson
Congress
Lancaster
Clayton Hudson
Delaware and
Hudson
Ray Thompson
Snyder
Michael Kelly
Greene County Grand Jury
Xenia
Greene County
Lowla Krice
Akron
Buttero
Allanes
Railroad
Ohio
G. M. Saulegaher
van Wert
Jarecki Chemical Company, &. Bernard
Cincinnati
London
Virginia Willard
Homer Smith
Farmer
Henry Boyer
Wiliam Coleus
Yorkville
Jefferson County
Williams
Coleus
John Folson
Coles
Martine Ferry
Ohio State Power Company
Fremont
Lake Shore Electric
Wogtoria
Gilbert Lampe
Port Clinton
Vera
Columbus
Path
Sanday Creek
Ohio Inspectora
Smith
Licking County
Ohio Warfarings
Warren County
Morrow
Hoss
Louis Bab
Navarre
Stark County
Dayton
Ohio Electric Railroad
Springfeld
Twente
Howard W. Strayer
Sito
Harrison County
Wool Growers’ Association
James H. Dusha
Disha
Toledo
Dusha
Thomas W. Price
James Stillions
Andy Sebassen
Forsythe Coal Company
Cambridge
Cleveland
Fannie Hoppert
Philip C. Borg
Millard warns of war with Japan over Shantung clause
Thomas F Millard with twenty years in the Orient testifies before the senate foreign relations committee that the Shantung clause in the peace treaty will trigger a US Japan war within ten years. He cites creeping tensions likening them to the German crisis and urges a reciprocal aid clause with France.
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Thomas F. Millard
Orient
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Japan
Millard
Paris
Great Britain
France
Beekeeping Prospects in Switzerland and Other Oddities
In Switzerland the beekeeping industry is large with honey as a staple in many diets. An American agent could profit by studying Swiss apiculture methods. Also noted are humorous snippets on novelty shaving, detachable ears, a pun about crows, and misheard exchanges from newspapers.
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Switzerland
Ohio State Journal
Global and domestic trade and invention items from 1919 report
News notes cover mining employment in India and South Wales, tungsten trade from Portugal, a German prewar goods pattern, a U S plow with a breaking pin, Dutch advertising familiarity, Athens trade catalogues, ship anchors, a motorcycle plow for ice, Argentina's wheat oats and corn offers to Mexico, Cuban phonograph demand, Yokohama bank expansion to Brazil, a flax harvesting machine, and U S parcel post growth in Shanghai.
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India
South Wales Miners’ Federation
South Africa
Germany
Portugal
Ohio
Netherlands
United States
Alexander W. Weddell
Athens
Ministry of National Economy
Amercan
Argentina
Mexico
Yokohama Sperle Bank of Japan
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
United States Parcel Post
United States Postal Agency
Shanghai
Otter Speaks on Freedom and Captivity in Winter Tales
A zo o talks with an otter about life in captivity vs freedom. The otter laments losing fur if captured, praises wild life in Canada and winter snow, and recalls a happy but dull winter in the zoo with visitors admiring its fur. It longs to be free yet enjoys occasional playful slides and winter companionship.
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Tnt
Canada
North
Pye
Swedish substitute for linseed oil touted as Swedish-made
A Swedish engineer announces a homegrown substitute for linseed oil from Swedish raw materials. The invention, says to match the quality of the genuine article, is bought and to be exploited by Director EB Schella of Stockholm. Production delayed by missing machines, but the method promises cheap manufacture without a large plant.
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EB. Schella
Stockholm
Choose Furs for Fall Dolman and Square Cut Coats Lead
Midsummer fur sales offer novelties in silhouette and style rather than new pelts. The dolman is slated to lead fall wear in various lengths with square cut coats and contrasting fur collars. Neckpieces in mink, marten, and sable remain popular, with hip and three quarter length coats favored for daily use.
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Dolman
Covers for the Bird Cage Sketch Guide
A transcriptioned sketch describes two cage covers made from various fabrics that require minimal cutting. Edges are bound with narrow ribbon and diagrams show the dotted-line enclosure matching the cage top. The four gaps and overall sizing indicate a simple, repeatable pattern.
Red and blue roses adorn a striking hat design
A description of a hat embellished with red roses and blue straw, presenting a vivid, charming color contrast. The display emphasizes stylish craft and eye catching appeal for a sophisticated hat.
Simple garment for child undergarment trends
The prettiest undergarments for children are the Gertrude pet tcoats that slip over the head and fasten with one shoulder button. They feature narrow frills edged with crochet lace or Valenciennes and minimal trimming on the little skirt. Mothers often adjust length with wide tucks to accommodate growth.
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Alway
Sketches Describe Bird Cage Cover Designs and Flap Shapes
The excerpt details a small oval space cut in a cover to let the cage handle pass and notes the cover can be sipped over the cage. It mentions decorative embroidery on three flaps and a bird motif on the fourth with diagrams illustrating the shapes and flaps.
Latest Designs in Shoes and Fashion Embroidery Trends
The article highlights colonial pumps as the season’s smart choice with high laced styles in black, brown, patent leather, and metal rivets. Oxfords remain worn for day dress with French medium heels and tubular silk lacings. Raffia trims and embroidery decorate gowns, including sprays of pink roses and bramble motifs on taffeta dresses.
Undies in Colors Shape Next Season Wardrobe
Fashion notes reveal undergarments in black and bright hues designed to match sheer outerwear. Petticoat styles in georgette and satin blends, two-piece pajamas, knitted gaiters, and two-color blouses head the autumn lineup with emphasis on coordination and practical wear.
Something New in Aprons Young Woman With Ideas Tells How She Adapted Glazed Chintz
A young woman repurposed a yard of glazed chintz from window shades into a crossback apron with rose braid binding and pearl buttons. The article notes its smooth finish resists wear, with starching and damp ironing to restore shape, and suggests net blouses as stylish, cost-saving alternatives to georgette. It also mentions narrowing belts on new frocks from string to hip girdle styles.
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Georgette
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Weybrecht
Alliance
Laheaite
Helen Getrla
Sebring
John
Bub
Negro Walter
Prince OF Wales
America
Duke of Devonshire
Budapest
The
Hungary
Allied Peace Council
Frank Walters
U. S. S. Arkansas
U.S. S. Arkansas
Gatun
Panama Canal
Dolla
Alabama
Mr. Gloom
J. Fuller
Kansas City Star
Sistine Chapel Choir
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Rome
Postscripts
Sonny
Browning
Tommy
Limsburg
Belgium
Gertrude
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