World News Briefs Highlight Tax Debate and Prohibition Tensions
Washington officials discuss a broad surtax reduction while Canada disputes, and the shipping board retains sale terms restricting liquor running. US labor shortages depress farm supply and extremism arrests unfold. A DC minimum wage suit fails, notable deaths include Stuyvesant Fish, and Kerrville veterans hospital to open. Sugar prices rise, blue law proposals spark Springfield debate, and a string of accidents and crimes fill the docket.
Global unrest and damage across Europe and Asia
Dispatches report 8000 Jewish refugees expelled from Poland, many to Argentina, Savona yacht Wisdom II damaged by $1,000,000, Antwerp Scheldt tunnel plan backed by a US banking syndicate, Buer fined 50,000,000 marks and night traffic banned, Turkish irregulars raid Castelorizo, Rhodes arrivals in Berlin for trade talks, Duisburg fined 75,000,000 marks, Finland debt funding passed, King George estate labor dispute, Lady Astor defeats wets in Commons, Berlin money printing hits 100,000,000,000 per day, Ebert meets Russian envoy, Cadereyta deaths in Mexico, Irish Irregulars leader Liam Lynch dies, Bulgarian expulsions in Thrace, Turkish Chester concession ratified, Yang-Sen forces seize Chungking with Wu supporting.
Ohio News Rundown Touches Death Penalties And Fire Loss
Ohio items report Charles Brooks in Rendville receiving a new trial for a Dec murder, school pride in Agosta, Judge Jewell ordering Big Four rail work, and youths in three orphans' homes to get fishing outfits. Also noted are river accidents, arson, deaths, raids on Marotta Club, wage raises, jail records in Athens, and a Rockefeller bid for Euclid Ave church property.
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Charles Brooks
Rendville
Perry County
John Burns
Agosta
Marion
Harry W. Jewell
Big Four
Delaware
Seneca County
Fish and Game Association
Pittsburgh
Homer Smith
Western
Hight-Mile Island
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Cleveland
Hocking Valley
Betty R. Taylor
C. B. Taylor
McArthur
Jacob Hartzler
West Liberty
Marotta Athletic Club
Marotta
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Jackson H. Crawford
Findlay
Columbus, Newark and Zanesville Traction Company
Columbus
Zanesville
Pomeroy and Middleport Water Company
Athens County
Linius L. Strock
First Presbyterian Church
Norman L. McLachlan
Harivick
Carthage
William Schick
Joseph Divish
Virgil Wisher
Lima
Wisher
Edna Neely Rogers
Desso Nichols
J. R. Waters
David Griffith
Newark
C. W. Archer
Scioto
Jackson County
Cove
Hayles
Masonic Temple
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Dorothy Clayton
Cleveland Girl Scouts’ Council
Newton D. Baker
Benedict Crowell
David 8. Griffith
Daniel Nell
Polk
Ashland County
West Salem
James Bitzer
Elizabeth Ferneau
Washington D. H
Vatura Griffith
Marion County
Wade Smith
Catherine Hartley Grow
Jackson
Vernon
Hutchinson Coal Company
Pomeroy
Knox County
Mt. Vernon
Emily Lee
Galion
Ohio
C. C. Lembert
Common Pleas Court
C. J. West
Putrell Station
Akron
Rufus Hutchinson
Donahey
G. W. Kirkland
Bellaire
Ohio Public Health Association
Edward Catcott
Canton
John Voss
John H. Clark
Washington Township
Youngstown
Heffernan
State Supreme Court
Ohio State Automobile Association
New Southern Hotel
Charles C. Jones
Prohibition
Washington
Piketon
Daniel Opalka
Ramey Bill
Civil Service Commission
Court of Common Pleas
A. J. Randles
Millersburg
Allen
Lima Better Business Bureau
Indiana
Cohn
Toledo
Cincinnati
Albert Little
Richard Denby
McCook Field
Dayton
James Harrod
Aniapolis
G. F. Ansell
Augusta
William McKinley
Albany Law School
Court of Appeals
Mabel Champion
Marysville Reformatory
Thomas A. O'Connell
O'Connell
Moses the Boy Whom God Saved
Lesson text covers Exodus 14 and 15 with emphasis on Moses birth, early life, call, and leadership. It highlights God saving Israel at the Red Sea and Moses as deliverer, including lessons on faith, obedience, and the crossing on dry ground.
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Moses
God
Israel
Red Sea
Levi
Miriam
Egypt
Pharaoh
Production of Excellence Quotation by Atkin
A succinct quotation from Atkin asserts that ease and rapidity in producing what is good can hinder excellence, warning against effortless mediocrity and praising disciplined creation.
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Atkin
Williamsburg
Truth and Pain in Speech, a Moral Reflection
A fragment quoting Bishop Home on expressing truth without offense and a note that mortifications can hurt more than actual calamities, attributed to Goldsmith.
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Goldsmith
Sardinia to Hillsboro Rail Schedule Notch
Sardinia connects with Hillsboro branch for Ilsboro. Trains depart Sardinia for Bulsboro Rally at 6 00 am and 10 00 am Sundays excluded. Returning trains from Hillsboro run at 7 16 am and 12 16 pm.
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Hillsboro
Sardinia
Fillsboro
Ilsboro
Bulsboro
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Ae General Pass
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Ely
Uanllegal
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Hamilton
Clermont County
Alvin H. Hodges
Gwynne
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New Richmond
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Main St
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Addo
Oliver Bauer
No.2
H. Stirling Moore
Bell Pho
Janly
American Cider Mill
Glen Rose
Z. T. Reno
Clermont Courier
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