Cox Again Steers Ship of State Inauguration Parade
James M. Cox was inducted as Ohio governor with grand ceremonies and a lengthy inaugural parade through Columbus. Thousands watched as the new administration's oaths, addresses, and receptions unfolded, with notable participation by women and civic groups.
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tadne- Viel
bull forum
John Bi Salerv
Yrulljet
Willig
Nichole
State supremed court
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atate ofilelsle
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Columbus
Ghio State university, naval battalion
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Afia
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isundret
Tollowtig
Hanten Democratic
Jimmy Cox
Middletown
Summit Contr Democratic club
Marter County
Cox club
Cuyahoga
wvlegation
Jacksonville
Glausier
Sunday Creek
delegaton
Cornig
Moxadala
Canton elut
Hugh L.Nichols
supreme court
Joseph Meeker
Bonuhes
Chester Js. Bryan
W. D. Fulton
JAMES M. COX
Ohio
Practice Wearing Gas Masks in Action
Practice wearing gas masks to accustom breath control during steam action. The killers in the British France have twenty football players. When necessary, the wearer must act quickly to adjust the mask during the nearest engagement.
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France
Memorial Hall Ball Opens With Governor's Visit
Memorial Hall opens to invited guests at 8 30 with a reception before dancing led by a 25 instrument ukulele orchestra. The event features a press smoker at the Wika home and a governor elect attendance. Governor Cox, born in Jacksonburg, rises from farm to printing to teaching to reporting before serving in Congress and becoming Ohio’s governor.
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Wika
Enet Broad street
Nenrip
otter
A. P. Sandies
Ottawa
Putnam county Sentinel
Mark D. Olsom
Wowling Green
Cox
Jacksonburg
Cincinnati
Paul J. Sorg
Dayton news
Springfield News
congress
Obie
Frankie Wills
Not Foul Play Victims Southern Officials Die By Asphyxiation
Southern officials Sheriff Davis and Supervisor Postor of Ocahee county South Carolina were found dead in Elizabeth City from a defective gas jet. Governor Manning, informed by Governor Fielder, cites a prosecutor's report attributing the deaths to asphyxiation during a dispute over recovered personal effects.
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Governon
Manning
South Carolina
Fielder
Davis
Postor
Ocahee county
S.C
Informos
Sara Una
Moss
strac
bark tin neary
Teutons Hold Two Points. Drive East in Roumania Campaign
Text reports Teutonic forces holding two positions while pressing advances in Roumania. German and Austrian units advance east from mountain regions and north from Wallachia into Moldavia Italiana, facing stubborn resistance from Romanian and Russian forces. Notes of battles near Pokshant, Findeni, Obilechtl, and near the Oltaz valley describe attacks repulsed or met with limited gains amid heavy casualties.
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Althate
vances
Rowhnieia
Tnowntain
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Mobinvia
sevual
Pokshant
Findeni
Rueslane
Obilechtl
eldewherd
Patrograd
Townyer
saya
Kapatuno
Folehant
waerta
Oltaz vidley
Petrogradhat
itassians
World War II Update From Fading Frontlines
Berlin reports heavy losses with 1,300 men killed or captured amid tense fighting near Riza and ongoing bombardments across multiple theaters. Rome notes a 500 yard advance by Italian forces near Hill 298 in a surprise attack, while British forces in Macedonia push near Lake Doiran but fail to widen their line.
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Macedonia
agtin
Lake Dotran
Bertin
Greek Army Readies Fight Amid Claims of German Control
Paris reports quote former Greek finance minister Ay Thomede claiming the royal army awaits German orders to attack the Allies. Diomedes, in Paris on a special mission for the ex-premier, accuses the German regime of directing the Greek general staff and coordinating communications with Berlin and Athens.
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Paris
Germour
Ay. Thomede
Diomeds
Wuptharies Vettizelos
von Maikenheusen
Sargall
Atiens
Borathy
Death of St Paul editor Thompson in Los Angeles
George Thompson editor of the St Paul Dispatch Pioneer Press died in Los Angeles. At seventy six, he arrived in St Paul in 188a and soon acquired half interest in the Dispatch, later owning and merging the Dispatch and Pioneer Press.
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St. Paw
George Thompson
St. Paul
Organization Under Way to Run Federal Land Banks
The Farm Loan Board announced plans to eliminate politics in bank appointments. Each bank will have five directors, a president, secretary, treasurer, vice president, and a registrar. merit and efficiency are the criteria, not political influence. Also notes on Cannibal Island visit and Ohio presidential electors meeting with votes for Wilson and Marshall. Homer M. Edwards as executive clerk. James P. Seward elected president.
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Farm Loan Board
Banke
Jan B
Jartu Loan board
bount
presbiers
Fig
Columbus
Ouio
Wilson
nai
United States senate
senate
Homer M. Edwarda
James P. Seward
Mansfield
Nonsectarian Schools Proposal for Mexico Interventions
A Cincinnati based American educators committee urges nonsectarian education intervention in Mexico not by arms but through establishing a monsectarian college modeled after Roberts College in Constantinople. It attributes Mexico’s issues to racist elements, poor general education, limited political experience, and corrupt educated leaders. The plan seeks American backing and agency details remain undecided. West Mansfield elects new mayor in Marysville division with Borvey ny bean chosen to succeed R. Paloier.
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Mexico
Cincinnati
West Mansfield
Marysville
Borvey ny bean
West Mansfeld
vince
R. Paloier
Logan county
Eight-Hour Day and Lockout Bill Dominates Railway Crisis
Report notes push for passage of a broad Adamson bill to mandate an eight hour day, legalize lockouts with no ninety-day notice, and empower military seizure of railway lines if public convenience requires. Mentions Newlands railway investigation and ongoing court actions suspending litigation. Stone of engineers' brotherhood declines comment amid renewed railroad controversy.
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ile
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fliblic
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Stone
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Tallroat
Greatest Weapon in Great War Seen As American
The Lewis gun, once offered to the United States before the war, proved pivotal though initially resisted. Now cited as the most effective weapon in use, a modern army officer oversees training at Camp Wake as tenacious orders guide eager recruits.
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United Staves
Wigirs
Tene Wakeagen
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