Great Future Seen for U S Airship Building
German expert Dr Johann Schuette of Schuette Lanz predicts a strong future for U S airship construction. He says America can build as well as Germany, with helium filled rigid airships linking distant cities while airplanes handle short hauls. He notes no competition between airships and planes, only complementary roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Johann Schuette
Schuette-Lanz Airship Company
Germany
United States
Schuette
Lloyd Service
Nomic
The Grinding of the Mills of the Gods
Frank P Walsh exposes a pattern in labor disputes where detectives infiltrate unions and promote violence to profit from crackdowns. Employers hire spies to learn union plans and to instigate clashes, then finance arrests to gain control. The piece argues such schemes corrupt both sides and reflect a cycle of deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Walsh
Communist Party
Mr. Walsh
Hook
KEEP THE JUDICIARY FREE
Opinion argues against a state senate bill that would bar petition nominations for judges and restrict nominations to party primaries. It urges courts remain free from partisan bias, calling judiciary the last citadel of privilege but noting courts protect fundamental rights when staffed by principled judges.
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State Senate
Ad Rds
Yesterday's in Ohio: historic events and notable birthdays
A compact digest recounts Ohio happenings from 1852 mobbing a Cleveland medical college after grave robbing rumors to 1864 First Lady Harrison ill in North Bend, 1893 Columbus meeting to form the Ohio Library Association, and 1898 Maine explosion excitement. It notes a Belfast riot death toll a year ago and lists today’s notable Ohio-born figures such as George Kennan and James Begg.
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Cleveland
William Henry Harrison
Harrison
North Bend
Columbus
Ohio Library Association
Havana
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
New Haven
Conn
George Kennan
Norwalk
John J. McCort
Altoona
Philadelphia
James T. Begg
Congress
Tirteenth
Ohio
Allen County
Day of Prayer for Missions Observed Across North America
Today is the first Friday in Lent and will be observed as a Day of Prayer for Missions across Canada and the United States. Members of the Bat and Protective Order of Elks celebrate the 54th anniversary of their founding.
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Canada
United States
Bat and Protective Order of Elks
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Local Day Yields Giant Find and Constable Move
ABE MARTIN reports a big day with seven automobiles searched and medium results, a giant still found, and Constable Plum reassessing duties to serve the community. The tale ends with a note that a handwritten thanks on a paid bill signals a guilty conscience.
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Antos
Birthday honors and regional conference line up today
The text notes a 60th birthday anniversary and that Charlotte will host the mid day semi annual conference of North and South Carolina commercial secretaries. It also mentions a Washington dinner this evening with former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall and Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fair speaking in connection with the mid year meeting of the American Railway Association.
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Charlotte
North
South Carolina
Thomas R. Marshall
Interior
Abert B. Fair
Washington
American ‘Railway Association
Komical Inventions and Inventors Through Time
A humorous strip of comments on Thomas Edison and other inventors during wartime, noting patent disputes and social effects. It jokes about phonographs, alarm clocks, wristwatches, saxophones, smokeless powder, and the idea of future tech advancing human life while poking fun at early industry and social trends.
Poems That Live Sweet Are the Charms
Poem excerpt praising a beloved figure with shifting imagery of scent, color, and nature. Quoted lines include lovers not severing and a closing attribution to Thomas Osborne Davis. The fragment emphasizes sweetness and tenderness in an old style verse.
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Thomas Osborne Davis
40 Years Ago Flood of Mexican Dollars Circulates Local
A flood of Mexican dollars entered local circulation with merchants taking them at 9 to the dollar. The old court house narrowly avoided fire when the stove floor ignited. News arrived of Joseph Swift Sr.’s death at Grass Lake, Michigan. Starr Bros dry goods store faced an assignment stunning the town. A major thaw caused the river to surge and damage riverbanks. Sixty five county residents joined a sixteenth statewide excursion to Kansas.
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Starr Bros. & @b
Ely Block
State Briefs Pomeroy and Surrounding News
Pomeroy petitions surge to resume Syracuse incorporation fight after previous failures. In Middleport, Robert Nedale faces burglary charges with grand jury held under $300 bond. two others linked to the case to reform school. In St Clairsville, Jennie T Gross sues Belair City hospital for 25000 citing negligent care during gallstone operation and serious injuries from injected narcotics and contaminated sponge.
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Pomeroy
Oid
Syracuse
Middleport
Robert NeDale
Reform School
ST. Clairsville
Jennie T. Gross
Belair City Hospital
Father of a Fifteen-Year-Old Boy in Aged Dialect Talk
ABE MARTIN notes that parental reactions to a newborn of either gender fade, but warns about a father’s concerns as a son reaches fifteen. He recalls the boy’s coming of age, the lure of youth, and the strain on marriage as generations clash over guidance and control.
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Alius
Agin
Everthing
Belmont county tuberculosis sanatorium site tour ends dispute
Loydsville Feb 16 C G Williams director of the Ohio agricultural experiment station met Belmont county officials to inspect the site proposed for the county s 250 000 tuberculosis sanitarium State officials oppose placing the hospital on the Belmont county experiment farm as a site choice.
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Loydsville
C. CG. Williams
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Belmont County
Belmont County Experiment Farm
Wheat stabilisation proposal urged by Idaho Senator Gooding
Senator Fran R Gooding of Idaho urges a three year price stabilization for wheat to aid farmers. He backs creation of a wheat stabilization corporation and cites his lifelong farming and desert stock raising experience. The report to the senate comes from the agriculture committee. Also noted is the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy annual meeting to be held in Montreal starting March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank FH. Gooding
Tuin
Fran R. Gooding
Idaho
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
Wheat Stabilization Corporation
Gooding
England
United States
Michigan
California
Idaho Senate
John F. Nugent
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Montreal
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Neer
J. F. Burke
Kastor
A. C. Hudnutt
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Kiyria
Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette Bldg
Belfast
Harding
George Harver
Great Britain
Peacham
Abe Martin
Komical
Thomas Aa. Edison
Tom
Hell
Dolar
Joseph Swift, Sr
Grass Lake
Mich
Kansas
Forhans
Cho
Dulider
V. D. Schaff
15Th’ St
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