Unanimous agreement to outlaw submarine use in wartime
Washington leaders report a conference committee reached consensus to bar the submarine against merchant and passenger ships. Other items note West Virginia coal miners seeking aid, promotions for Col. Russell in Haiti, and various diplomatic and domestic developments.
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Washington
West Virginia
Harding
Col
John 8. Russell
United States Marines
Haiti
President Harding
Ohio Gleanings shows varied unrest across cities
Appellate court dissolves an injunction reinstating Lima police chief Oscar J. Roush and orders a hearing on charges. The list covers shootings, deaths, thefts, political changes, labor matters, fires, and accidents across Ohio with names of cities and individuals, including Dover, Cleveland, Zanesville, and Cincinnati, detailing notable incidents and local official moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Roush
Lima
Stepen Muha
Cleveland
Donald D. Hoyt
Chillicothe
T. C. Hoyt
Albert S. Mahone
Bellaire
Harry Rank
Uhrichsville
Norwalk
Middletown
Frank Hornbeck
Jay Hathaway
Conneaut
Alticks
Greenville
Mildred Mary Coyle
Zanesville
Charles Andrews
T. E. Andrews
Marion Steam Shovel Company
Fethel Brothers
Columbus
Eileen Vollman
Ravenna
Howard Sayers
Akron
A. Nash
Cincinnati
Arthur Nash
Sandusky
National Guard
London
Gordin
Napoleon
Meyers’ Drug
Brown & Meyerholts
Joseph Fackenthal
Ohio
Central Metal Products
Automobile & Alliance
Lorsing Hill
Amey Township
Athens County
Tiffin
W. Albert Davis
Painesville
Davis
Floyd B. Waite
Lake County
Whitaker-Glessner Company
Portsmouth
JW Bur Weaver
Toledo
American Bank+ Trust company
Walenski
Thunderstorm Spots Noted by Engineer On Inland Cities
E R Horton of Voorhies ville New York argues inland cities over 100000 may act as thunderstorm spots. He cites Oneida Lake observations and suggests a shallow sandy margin lake in a forest could breed storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Horton
Voorheesville
N.Y
Oneida Lake
New York
Old Court in Liverpool Shows Vast Medieval Powers
In Liverpool England a rare medieval borough court of record, the Liverpool court of passage, survives with virtually unlimited jurisdiction over actions arising in the city. It once existed in 215 locations across the kingdom and now contrasts with the City of London court which only has jurisdiction when the defendant is employed within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Court
Liverpool
Eng
Liverpool Court of Passage
City of London
Misery Loves Company But the Company Delays Calls
A terse note notes that misery loves company yet the firm shows reluctance for a second call, signaling cautious contact behavior and possible business hesitation.
Nature's Supreme Wisdom Mentioned by Youth's Companion
The excerpt speaks on nature's cycles and wisdom, noting how winter decay shelters seeds and fosters spring growth. It contrasts tropical jungles imagined by winter with real world violets daisies and lady's slipper orchids, emphasizing purpose in decay and renewal.
Jewish Physicians and Papal Patronage Through History
The article notes many popes patronized Jewish physicians while highlighting Pope Sixtus IV for introducing the Roman Ghetto. It claims a substantial pattern of friendly recognition toward Jewish medical professionals across papal eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waut IV
Rome
The Alibi The Secretary This Speech May Get You Into Trouble
A misquote accusation surfaces as The Alibi and Life publish remarks. The Honorable urges preparation of a statement to counter potential newspaper misquotation.
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Life
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Stacy & Braun
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Hardman Walke
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New Lexington
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Scranton
Little Richard Leary, Jr
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Atwood Street
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Dickens Ave
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Tanlac
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Palethorpe St
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Postum Gereal’Co., Inc
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