World Events Briefs Range from Senate Seating to Cannes
Truman Newberry seated as Michigan’s junior senator by a 46 41 vote with Republicans supporting and Democrats opposing. Washington delays action on the naval treaty while Tokyo and London weigh island status and ship scrapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
United States Senate
Wshington
Ninete
Washington
Tokyo
Pacific
London
Senate
Newberry
Ohio Notes: Postmaster Pick, Robberies, Fatal Accidents
Ohio Gleanings covers Charles E. John recommended by Congressman Cable for Elida postmaster. Stanley Sawick robbed after men rode in his car from Kent. Charles McDonald, 17, dies after wagon runaway near Miller City. Reports on political races, crashes, crimes, fires, and local officials across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. John
Congressman Cable
Elida
Allen County
Stanley Sawick
Akron
Kent
Charles McDonald
William McDonald
Miller City
Putnam County
Cincinnati
Michael Osippvnich
Wasil Kulicki
Toledo House Wives’ League
Hanna Phillips
James Phillips
Mahoning River
Deerfield
Phillips
Marblehead
Charles C. Crabbe
London
Ohio House of Representatives
Crabbe
Bellefontaine
Hillsboro Dispatch
Thurman Miller
W. C. Calvin
R. A. Haynes
Hillsboro News-Herald
Granville Barrere
Cuyahoga County
Arthur Brothers
Redenbaugh
Ravenna
Ohio Penitentiary
Brothers
Ernest Oleson
Standard Oil Company
Youngstown
Leagues
Ohio
Gladys Pyle
League
Bruno Nemeth
Modoc
Athens County
Justice Helwig
Luhrig
Canaanville
Frank W. Smith
Cleveland
Edward T. Dixon
Common Pleas Court
Harold Nierengarten
Lima
Ohio Steel
Toledo
J. H. Latimore
Columbus
Ae Saeed
Whichington
Weatery
Waves Speak with Mother Ocean In A Playful Tale
A playful dialogue between Mother Ocean and waves describes their world of storms, ripples, and stories. The waves praise the Storm family, rest, and strength while Mother Ocean expresses pride and affection for their wild but beautiful nature. The tale ends with an invitation to a Storm family party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Ocean
Wind
Foam Brothers
Tide
Mist
Old Man Wind
Storm
Mr. Wind
Sky
Ruth the gleaner and a home run tally
A Sunday school scene opens with a teacher asking about Ruth. A boy named Willie loudly claims Ruth cleaned up sixty home runs this season, mixing biblical study with baseball humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Willie
Reluctant Admiration at the Tinware Counter
Sayde asks if Harold Heartbreak appears on screen while Flora Bell calls him a snake. Flora adds she has seen him and comments on his eyes, noting the striking glance despite disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Sayde
Flora Bell
Why is a girl popular and full of pep
A vintage advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy to boost red blood and energy. It claims lively, cheerful women attract men at parties and dances, asserting the product has helped weak, run-down people for nearly thirty years and is sold in liquid and tablet forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ernest Cousins
Catherine D.cobaugh
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Jonas“Vanmeter
Bellefontaine
Toledo
Matt Hutinen
Ashtabula
Patrick Hageney
Huttnen
George D. Green
Wauseon
Washington D. H
William H. Angene
Crawford County
Homer A. Ramey
Ohio
Cleveland
Mercer County Farm Bureau
D. W. Nolan
Nolan
William A. Hale
Grafton Avenue Reformed Church
Dayton
Charles W. Cullen
Cincinnati
W. Albert Davis
R. R. Lemon
Port Clinton
Lucile Fackler
Jessie
Roland Imler
Mary Imler
van Wert
Davis
George E. Frazer
Chicago
Dry Run
Portsmouth
Henry Malone
Washington
D. H
Phillip Py
Sandusky Bay
James L. Hewling
Kingscreek
Urbana
Kennard
Canton
Richard Sprain
Joseph Welker
O. E. Bradfute
Xenia
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
L. H. Goddard
D. H. Farmer
Wallace
Gude
Allusion Sparks Tense Exchange Over Dog Catcher Threat
In a Louisville Courier Journal excerpt, two characters discuss an implied insult and a threatened summons of the dog catcher as one mocks the other’s ambiguity about the father’s allusion. The dialogue hints at social tensions and juvenile mischief.
Important notice for women about kidney health
An advertisement urges women to consider kidney and bladder issues as underlying causes of back pain headaches and fatigue. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and offers free sample bottles by mail with a postpaid request to Dr Kilmer Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth He
Sandy
Kilmer
Binghamton
Sam
Fey Post
Ambition as a Dream Before Awakening
The line presents ambition as a fearsome dream that haunts the sleeper, followed by a moment of genuine clarity and awakening. It frames aspiration as something potent yet potentially destabilizing until truth emerges.
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Post Office Department
House
Appropriations Committee
Daugherty
Ways and Means Committee
United States Shipping Board
Congress
Five Powers Armament Committee
United States
The
Treasury
Harding
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Guthrie State Bank
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma, State Bank
Quincy
Mass
Granite Cutters’ Union
Delta Point
Newkirk
Kaw City
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Eross
Registrar of Wills
Bureau of Labor Statistics of the
Amen of Labor
Roscoe C
Fatty”) Arbuckle
San Fran
Virginia
Eee
New York
Peoples’ Bank
Stoutland, Mo
J. G. Hughes
John D. Rockefeller
Federal
Supreme Court
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Sproul
Boles Penrose
Sidener
Arthur C. Meininger
San Francisco
American Bar Association
Tampa
Frederic Everest
Gunnison
Peck Memorial Hospital
Brooklyn
Luther L. Wright
Michigan School For the Deaf
Flint, Mich
Frederick William Young
Lake Shippers’ Clearance Association
Winnipeg
Man
Matthew G. Reynolds
Missouri
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Morocco
French Morocco
Madrid
Montreal
Ireland
Dublin
Union of South Africa
Johannesburg
Briand
Supreme Council
Europe
Walter Rathenau
Cannes
Cabinet
Lloyd George
Vienna
Riviera
Great Britain
Board of Trade
Baron Gileh Tanaka
Philippines
Japan
Leonard Wood
Bombay
Nepal
Terni
Mary Ann Maccauley
Canada
Kamloops
B. C
Georges Carpentier
George Cook
Burley
Cholly
Louisville Courier-Journal
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