Panama Coto dispute prompts mourning as Congress recesses
Congress adjourns for a 30 day recess while the Panamanian dispute over Coto intensifies as Costa Rica occupies the territory after U S guidance. Panama mourns its loss and faces internal political challenges amid naval marshals and proposed arms races. The incident fuels debates on foreign policy and the looming ZR-2 airship disaster weighs on aviation funding choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Panama
Coto
Corte Rica
Uncle Sam
Ohio findings mix of fires thefts and tragedies
Numerous Ohio incidents across cities from Fostoria to Willoughby include a gas plant explosion burying a firefighter, a fatal barn fire in Monroeville, a man found dead in a broadleaf thicket near Ashtabula, two river deaths in Dessler, and a cargo of safety losses at a Cleveland depot. Authorities report wrecks, drownings, suicides, and legal actions affecting towns like Toledo, Youngstown, and Akron with ongoing investigations and community aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Carton
Fostoria
Quear Boyd
Clayton Davis
Dleath
Monroeville
Webster Manufacturing Company
John Porter
Broadacre
Ashtabula
Moses Boyer
Esterly
Youngstown
Toledo
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Telephone Company
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ntilles Commission
Isues
Minnie Lakotas
Bedford
Mike Pinter
Auitor
Pinter
Himsel Harry Ivey
Chillicothe
Seneca County
Midsummer Teachers’ Institute
Tilin
Libbey Glass Company
Frank Helletti
Cleveland
Paynesville
Eastern Traction
Frank T. Baghoff
Alliance
Denver
Conn
Vern Swisher
Richland
Mansfield
Ohio
Grace Blanche Johnson
Delaware
Edward Paul
41St Regiment of Engineers
Akron
Elizabeth Still
Steubenville
Edward Still
Still
Venice
Cleveand
Jame H. Walker
Middletown
William Barger
Champaign County Pair Association
E. W. Mosler
Lima Lodge of Masons
Uist
Lima
Jefferson Glass Company
Brilliant
Jefferson County
Charles Bryant
Asa Baker
Springfield
Bryant
Mt. Sterling
Industrial Commission
Frank Surrow
Youngstons
Mahoning River
Dover Post
American Legion
The
Kiwanis Club
Boy Scouts
Dover
Boy Scout Council
H. E. Giles
Presbyterian Church of
Davis
Court of Appeals
Hex Weston
North
Ee Mich
Wilmington College
John D. McGlinghey
West Jefferson
Ray Crisp
Akron Storage Contracting
Grand Jury
Willoughby
Cashen
Isabel
Betty
Voters Fail in Duty Under Argentine Voting Law
In Buenos Aires, Argentine voters largely skip compulsory national elections, despite a 1911 law meant to enforce registration and voting. Penalties exist, yet enforcement is impractical in large centers, with excuses from stress or absence cited. still, turnout rose to over 68 percent under a system blending compulsion and secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
United States
Tallre
Immense ancient plesiosaur with long neck and colossal jaws
A fragment from De Ek News describes huge sea reptiles called plesiosaurus dilichodeirus or long neck walbard. It notes a 60 foot length potential, a foot long tooth, and a head six feet long, with a serpentine neck and four flippers. It supposedly spent most of life at sea, feeding on fish, and fierce battles left skeletal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Fragmented Ohio News Highlights and Tragedies
A compilation of scattered Ohio items with stabbings and fatal accidents across Canton to Cincinnati. Notable events include a pastorate change in Canton, a gas line explosion injuring Haymond J. Vopeland, a bankruptcy filing by Thomas Brothers Jewelers, a bank president killed by a car, and several rail and road incidents. Also reports on state bank resources, public notices, legislative figures, and miscellaneous deaths and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Leonard Warden
Lattur
Elating
Porson
Lawrence Schuarl
Walter Whalint
Zanesville
Wertisinster Presbyterian Church
Springpen Dames Newno
John Texas
Haymond J. Vopeland
Youngstown
Thomas Brothers’ Company
Cinelunst
Isaac Miller
Partners’ State Bank of
Eldorado
Darke County
Chester L. Sharp
Boys’ Sunday School Congress of Ohio
Lancaster
Paul R. Barnes
Columbus
Vernon M. Riegel
Nathan Wise
Lewis Entsminger
Marlon Wood
Hobson
Gallia County
Rupert R. Beetham
House of the
Ohio General Assembly
Cadiz
Toledo, Bowling Green and Southern Traction Company
Oliver Walters
Belle Center
Logan County
John Walters
Susie Davis
West Liberty
Edward Halley
Piqua Bay
Ulrich
Athens
Ohio
P. Grifith
Clermont County
Batavia
Frank Larkins
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Walter Paden
Harold Carr
G. Rogers
Chris Derlstein
Edward Weaver
Cr. Howard
Brown
Elizabeth L. Clark
Steubenville
State Welfare Department
T. H. Shirer
Sylvester Lukarnek
Rons
John Lanaie
Lokarnek
Cleveland
Hiram
M. Grover
Cullin County
Gahanna
George Kaposky
Lorain
Louis Borac
William Peach
Senecaville
Columbis Hospital
Davis
New
Parole Board
Board of
Clemency
Tapesvilla
Free Methodist Eharet
John Kede
Akron
Paul in Athens Sermon and Outcomes in Acts Sixteen
Reverend lesson notes recount Paul’s visit to Athens in Acts chapter 17, detailing his approach to idolaters, the Areopagus audience, and his sermon adapting to Greek philosophy. It covers the unknown god, creation, providence, human origin, repentance, judgment, and the resurrection, with outcomes where some mocked, some hesitated, and some believed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Goa
Athens
Berea
Areopacus
Mars
Hury
A. V
Am. R. V
Tim
Jesus Christ
God
Stories of Great Scout Sam Houston’s Valiant Frontier Valor
The tale recounts Sam Houston as a Virginian-born military figure who earned rapid rank in the Creek War and endured a grievous thigh wound at Tohopeka. It notes his leadership at San Jacinto, role as Texas’s first president, opposition to Texas secession, and death in Huntsville on July 20, 1836, hailed as a Texas icon.
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Germany
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Berlin
Senate
Reichstag
United States
Austria
Vienna
Sam Houston
Hils
Houston
Andrew Jackson
Hickory
Tohopeka
Horseshoe
Tallapoosa River
Ala
Jackson
Anul Jackson
Ufe
San Ann
San Jacinto
Texas
Lone Star Republic
Union
Huntsville
Jedediah Strong Smith The American Ulysses
Jedediah Strong Smith portrayed as a frontier hero who mapped western trails and aided explorers though died a heroic death. Born in New York, he learned Native lore, mastered bow and arrow, and recorded accurate notes across Arizona to the Yellowstone. In 1851 guiding a wagon train, he fought Comanches, was fatally wounded, and reputedly killed eighteen attackers before dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Lee
America
Dededah Strong Smith Woeks Onine
Great West
Staith
New York
Chief Cornplanter
Smith
Fnally
Bhe
Oldest Book in Country Found in Kansas Home
John Swenson of Jamestown Kansas claims to own the oldest book in the county a religious work in old Danish from Denmark over fifty years ago. The parchment bound volume dates to September 25 186 and carries an old style Danish print. The piece discusses ideals and destiny with a desert metaphor and includes a note on women’s eyes and tears linking to beauty and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Bulding
Hara
Uchida
Viscount Chinda
Ite Ion
Shantung
Yap
Manchuria
Great Britain
Republic of
South China
Washington
Peking
China
John Swenson
Jamestown
Kan
Denmark
Remarkable case from Masey’s Ga shows a patient’s recovery
A Georgia merchant recounts a customer who lay in bed three years with five doctors failing to help. One bottle of Tunine revived her, a second enabled cooking and housework for a family of eight, and the tale is presented as bold, unverified advertising copy from a tabloid source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masey’s
A. Gillen
Woman Avoids An Operation Ad For Cuticura Trio
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for complexion scalp and hands with a claim that operation avoidance is possible. It also touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a top product and urges women to use the trio for beauty and peace.
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d—Lerg Byng
Canada
Arch of Welcome
Quebec
Hays
Alts
Bolling Field
S—Customas
England
Edward W. Pickard
Britten
Humber
Kaulif
Maxfield
Warvivarn
Ayy
How- Men
Atlantic
Favo
Navy
Fort Worth
Tate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Shipping Board
Reed
Stanley
Ciry
Nets
War Finance Corporation
Finance Corporation
Republic of Panama
Porras
Costa Rica
United States Shipping Board
Ship Construction and Trading Company of New York
James River
Hudson River
Dublin
de Valera
Dall Fireann
Irsh Republican Council
Lloyd George
London
Sinn Fein
Dromore
Charles W. French
John W. Worthington
South
Boyd
Greensboro
N. C
Pennsylythnia, Railroad Company
Federal Railway Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Samuel Rea
Milload
Culcene
Argentina
Satan
Lving
Deek News
Louis J. Goldman
Talon of American Hebrew Congregations
Cincinnati
Robert E. Bentley
Milton Salamon
William Anderson
New York City
Timothy Connolly
Weirton Steel Company
Hulitla Dupute
McConneleville
Nancy Forbes
McConkpsteville
Pupute
Kate Solinson
Ster Ing
William B Gage
Washington D. H
Sterling
Cincinnari Abattoir Company
East Norwood
Walter Munnicutt
Wilmington
Less N' Hn
Benaon
Douglas
Jedediah Strong Smith
J. Hounsry
Star
Omar
Poe
Dean's
McLee
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
King Pin Plug Tobacco
Belen Oy
Holland
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