English Channel Tunnel to be built between England and France
Government announces a new English Channel Tunnel project with an estimated cost near 100 million dollars. Plans include two 18 foot diameter tunnels under the sea to a depth of about 250 feet, electric railway operation, and capacity for 20,000 passengers and 80,000 tons of goods per direction daily.
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London
Msi
Tntente
Afriea
France
Panama Canal
England
United States
Simplon
Paris
Wuilding
Fevoys
Dover
Cape
Proposal to fill lowlands for better South Hamilton view
Local letter urges Miami Conservancy to fill the South Hamilton lowlands to extend 200 feet from Central Ave to create valuable building plots. Proponent recommends moving gravel jets, extending canal outlet, and paving Central Avenue to improve the area and hide the Peck Addition from the traveling public and Hamilton residents.
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Nepublican News
South Hamilton
Miami Conservancy
South Hus
Central Ave
Miami River
Central Avenue
Hamilton
C. B. Hamilton
Municipal Court Bill Sparks Governor Cox Clash
A Hamilton Ohio report notes Governor Cox vetoed a Municipal Court bill for Massillon and argues similar bills would fail elsewhere. The measure would shift cases from county courts to the municipal level, reduce costs, and allow collection of costs from defendants unable to pay. Supporters say it lowers expenses. opponents warn of overreach and financial impact on counties.
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Ramilton
Carimbus
Ohio
Cox
Massillon
Manieielco
Hamilton
Raste
Butler County Wheat Prospects Seen at 100 Percent
Allie Crist of Stockton, a longstanding farm reporter for Butler County, notes this year’s crop reports as the best in 42 years with winter wheat conditions outstanding. He predicts U S winter wheat might total about eight hundred fifty million bushels.
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Allie Crist
Stockton
Butler County
The
san-News
United States
Pass Miller Bill Over Cox's Veto in Columbus
The Columbus dispatch reports the Workmen's Compensation Act faced a labor faction challenge as the Senate confirmed the Miller bill to appoint the commission subject to Senate approval over Governor Cox's veto. Labor opposed the move, and questions arise about the Labor Federation and insurer backing. A potential referendum movement is mentioned amid Republican hesitance. Licensed to wed notices for Edwin T Mitchell and Evelyn L Schaerges, and other marriages listed.
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Columbus
Labor Friends of the ‘Workmen's Compensation Act
Miller
Jndac
Commission
Senate
State Federation of Labor
Battle Trophy Train to Visit Hamilton on April 18
Fifty German helmets will be awarded as prizes for the largest Victory Loan sales in Butler County. Battle Trophy Train No 2 carrying war trophies and speakers will tour the county, stopping in Hamilton Friday April 18 from 4:45 PM to 10 PM. The six-car train will feature loan officials and program speakers supporting the drive. Payment terms outlined by the Treasury include a 10 percent application, with installments totaling 29 to 70 percent over fixed periods.
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Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Ceey Orb
Soldier Deserter Held After Ontario Court Action
Mayors intercession spares Canadian deserter from harsh penalties. Private Sipritl, 23, served with Canadian troops, fought overseas, was wounded and gassed three times. He returned to visit family in Ontario and was arrested as a deserter last December, later sentenced to field duty without pay. Commandant Meeks granted leniency, sentence to field duty only. Mother Mrs J. Wagner notified. the family awaits his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Siprit
Ontario
Canada
J. PF. Wagner
Smith
Head Wreck Violent Crash Sparks Lawsuit in Middletown
Samuel Williams of Middletown sues John Kunz for 92000 in Common Pleas Court claiming his head was rammed through a windshield and injuries to his eye after Ada Kunz drove and backed into his car on Yankee Road near Sixth Street on March 10. The collision, witnessed by Albert Fenzel, prompted the civil action.
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Samuel Williams
Middletown
Common Pleas Court
John Kunz
Williams
Kris
Ada
Yankee Fioud
Sixth Street
Wile Tiams
Albert Fenzel
Viep- Jueseate
Testing Textiles by Quick At-Home Methods
The article outlines affordable textile testing methods to distinguish cotton from linen and detect linen or wool blends. It covers tearing tests, flame tests, burn residue, and loom-dye indicators, plus notes on shoddy wool content and silk weighting and fiber characteristics for practical quality assessment.
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Scoolen Insufsctovers
Farm Census On January Plans By Abele Sam
Abele Sam shifts the fourteenth farm census to January to avoid spring chaos and breeding-season distortions. The 1920 schedule emphasizes acreage, production, live stock by sex and age, drainage, land tenure, mortgages, irrigation, and dairy outputs with stronger U S Department guidance to secure reliable data nationwide.
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Abele Sam
Bureau of Crap
United Stat Department of 4Ailure
Canale Tureau
L. MM. Estabrook
G. W.wapson
O. J. Baker
LG. Corbett F. W. Farley
United States Department of Aeulture
H.c.saylor
The
Unity of Wisconsin
Department of Agricure
GC. Ph. Warren
Cornell
Censis Bureau
United States
County Weddings on a Busy Tevarenda Day
On Werthexday the Tevarenda tin parish registrar recorded multiple marriages at the First M. E. Church. Couples wed included Edward We.Anstaelt of Bae tovia with Wiss Wouel L Renoks of Middletown, William G Branson of West Elkton with Elsie L Roberta of Somerville, Hamer Eikenberry of Eaton with Lonoth Rambingh of College Comer, all joining in matrimony.
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Tevarenda Tin
M. E
Edward We.Anstaelt
Baetovia
Wiss Wouel L
Renoks
Middletown
William G. Branson
West Elkton
Elsie
L. Roberta
Somerville
Hamer
Eikenberry
Eaton
Misa
Lonoth
Rambingh
College Comer
Cost of Production Studies Guide Farm Management Office
The Department of Agriculture outlines a comprehensive plan for cost of production studies to guide farm management. It details aims like recording farm business details, aiding cost reduction and profit improvement, and enabling comparisons of enterprises. It explains data use for legislation and public policy, and lists required accounting groupings and overheads for enterprise accounts. Also notes market trends with bean prices and consumer patterns affecting agricultural costs.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Fars Management
Pric
Retermop
Hongaville
Isher
Ania Tabor
Husinean
Production and fruit notes from 1919 agricultural reports
A U S Department of Agriculture special inquiry summarizes 1919 tractor production at about 14.986 million dollars in the United States with an estimated 132,697 tractors manufactured in eight sizes. It records farms on hand, produced and sold domestically and abroad, and projects for 1939. Also notes apple tree buds underdeveloped in southern Ohio due to drought, recommending nitrate fertilizer and priming. Weds and marriages listed include Homer E. Bikenerry and Lenora Rumbaugh, William G. Brinson and Elsie Roberts, Josephine Thomas McPherson, and Julia Terrill.
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United States
Office of Farm Equipment, Central
United States Department of Agriculture
Faliow
Peenen
Exnore Cay
Ine
Imir Vy
Ham
Seeeenreee
Ohio
Frank Beach
Homer E. Bikenerry
Preble
Commiy
Lenora Rumbaugh
College’ Comer
William G. Brinson
West Fik
Fammily
Elsie L.roberts
Josephine Thomas McPhierson
Farmer
Anthitt
Keniucky
Julia Terrill
Middletoown
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English Channel
Eays Gongervancy
Dinto
Covernor Objecss
Gavernar
Butler
Allie Christ
Edwin Thomas Mitchell
Tarthy Witte
Diltz “Mitchell
Evelyn L. Schaerges
Morris Dale F Topkma
Volts N. Schwab
Mamilton
Fougat
Lad
Ron Ontario
Office of Home Ecoonies
Apartment of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Acca
America
Boston
Caliornia
Alfuy
Diliaugh
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