Harding names Daugherty as attorney general
The article reports President-elect Warren G. Harding’s selection of Harry M. Daugherty of Columbus as attorney general. It notes long scrutiny of Daugherty, his ties to Harding, and mixed reception from Democratic sources, with commentators urging strong performance amid criticism.
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Columbus
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Harding
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Colby Sounds Language Barrier For U S Progress Abroad
Secretary of State Colby told the American Academy in Philadelphia that language is the great barrier to U S progress overseas. He cited his South American trip and urged North American exporters to learn Portuguese and Spanish, study local customs, and adopt a native-like approach to gain intimacy, confidence, and respect. He warned Americans relying on interpreters risk failing to convince and offend in Latin American markets.
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Philadelphia
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Latin America
South America
Brazil
North America
Erie
Copperheads Still From National Legion Warning
From the national headquarters of the American Legion a warning cites CGoman propaganda as creating a powerful political machine by uniting disloyal elements. It claims German origins have faded and that synonymous groups now control American institutions editing daily newspapers and periodicals.
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The
American Legion
Cgoman
Old Whale mine tale shows fortunes from fifty cents
Idaho Springs miners recount the Old Whale claim near Idaho Springs bought for fifty cents at a tax sale. Nathan Hurd explains how rich ore yielded early profits, with $200,000 purchase value later, and $2,000,000 in ore found, while offers ran into millions. He notes similar early mining fortunes across Colorado.
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Hurd
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Denver
Spanish Bar
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Lome
Joan R H. Dumont
Damon
Dumont
Old Whale
Moscow Riots Shake City as Strike Spreads
Berlin reports a Moscow strike with shooting and arrests as communists mobilize. Fourteen thousand workers joined protests demanding bread, civil rights, and a constituent assembly. Guards dispersed rioters while soldiers reportedly joined the movement and a number were killed or wounded.
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Frank Mason
International News Service
Berlin
Moscow
Lertish
Riga
Constituent Assembly Biarling
Bear Cutter Retired From Active Service as Cadet Training Ship
The Alaskan cutter Bear, famed for Behring Sea rescues and anti piracy work, will be taken from service and moved to San Diego for use as a training ship for cadets. Built in 1874, she served 35 summers from Seattle, later joining the US Revenue Cutter Service and then the U S Coast Guard.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Cal
Sausalito
San Diegeo
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Seattle
Behring Sea
Besar
Thetis
Greenock
Scotland
United States
The Word of a Friend Plenty of Good Habits An Editorial On Buying
A local editorial urges readers to adopt prudent purchasing habits by weighing value over impulse. It argues that trusted recommendations from friends can guide better choices in a market saturated with quick offers and flashy displays.
Nerves Send Quick Warning Before You Move From Hot Objects
Nerves relay an instant signal when touched by heat prompting a brain conference of impulses to decide whether to pull back. The system rapidly communicates the danger and initiates protective action.
Advertising Habits Driving American Consumer Life
A reflection on how ordinary citizens cultivate good habits through advertising. The author argues that the habit of reading, trusting, and acting on ads shapes buying choices, informing purchases, sales awareness, and daily consumer life.
Roving notes on wartime dissension and copperhead spirit
A historic report cites four traps and a vacated school to make way for workmen enlarging a building. It warns of copperhead factions in American society, claiming they oppose U S policy, favor Germany, and seek to sow discord and political experiments modeled on Russia.
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Wink. Thien
Britain
France
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America
Dwarf EssexRape Superior to Forage Mixes for Pica
Dwarf Essex rape grown alone best supplies forage through the growing season, tests at the Obo Experimental Station show. Mixtures such as field peas and oats or peas and rape are less satisfactory due to shade and stunted growth from rape. Rape alone outperforms clover, turnip, and other legumes for fattening pigs. rye and clover are weaker. Bluegrass provides early spring and late fall pasture but becomes weedy after jointing, reducing value for pigs. Police Judge Budroe in Dayton announces a crackdown on vuro yneejorg Fiere with fines and license revocation starting now. first arrest 16 dollars, second 23 dollars, third leads to permanent license loss.
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A. Budroe
Vuro Yneejorg Fiere
Nursery stock rise hampers Ohio orchard plans
W J Green of the Ohio Experiment Station warns that Ohio will delay extensive orchard planting for several years due to high nursery stock prices. He notes most seedlings come from France and are valued for hardiness, while American stock lacks supply postwar disruptions.
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Ohio
W. J. Green
Norwalk and Lorain Highs Dropped From Weslean Tourney
In Delaware Ohio on February 25 results from the fifth round of the Wesleyan tournament show Toledo Woodward 17 Norwalk 11 and Toledo Scott 15 Mansfield 8, with Cleveland Lincoln 21 Berea 9 and Mt Vernon 29 Ada 6. Semis to feature Toledo teams against Lincoln versus Mt Vernon later tonight.
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Toledo Woodward
Norwalk
Toledo
Scott
Mansfield
Cleveland
Lincoln
Berea
ML. Vernon
Ada
Mt. Vernon
Tremaine to Meet Praman in May
Cleveland boxer Carll Tremaine and New Orleans fighter Pate Hermann will clash in May in a ten round bout at 118 pounds in the open air. Managers Goldman and Dunn confirmed the agreement and signed articles with a $500 forfeit posted.
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Cleveland
Carll Tramaine
Pate Hermann
New Orleans
Sammy Goldman
Hermann
Jimmy Dunn
Tremaine
Goldman
Violence in Ireland and distress off Long Island
An unconfirmed report from Dublin claims 26 black and tan police were killed in County Cork battles near Ballyvourney and Millst while reinforcements tried to halt republican retreat. Separately, the Texarkana freighter with 50 aboard ran aground off Long Island between Fire Island and Long Beach. coast guard and wrecking crews hasted to assist.
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N.S. Star
Dublin
County Corl
Tublin Castle
Ballyvourney
Mill St
New York
U.S
Texarkana
Long Island
Fire Island
Long Beach
Coast Guard
Gresham
Fexarkana
Bremen
Norfolk
Oil price cuts announced by Josepi Seep Purchasing Agency
Pittsburg Feb 28 The Josepi Seep Purchasing Agency announced further reductions in crude oil grades. Pennsylvania crude lowered 1.5 cents to 3.00 dollars, Cabell down 10 cents to 1.86, Somerset heavy cut 10 cents to 1.65, Somerset light eased 20 cents to 1.50.
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Pittsburg
Josepi Seep
Pennsylvania
Cabell
Somerset Heavy
Somerset Light
Sugar Bush Trees Suit Farms and Woodlots
Foresters report sugar maple growing in Ohio as a favored crop and timber source. Native species offer good timber value and broad distribution. The tree tolerates dry to sterile soils, adapts to groves, and can fill gaps in woodlands for future farm use.
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Ohio
Democratic Meeting Ponders Times and Change
A brief note reflects on political mood and the humor found as times change. It notes Democrats encountered appear more numerous than before and suggests a sense of anticipation among attendees.
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