World Briefs Touch on Industry Politics and Tragedies
United States Steel cuts pipe and tube prices by 2 to 12 dollars per ton and lowers wire and nails by 5 dollars. An inventory of Hattie Pullman estate filed in Chicago. Du Pont named U.S. senator for Delaware. Charl Williams nominated for National Education Association presidency in Des Moines. Fatal and injurious auto and train crashes reported in Utah Mississippi and New York states. Rail workers return to service after Delaware and Hudson cuts. Naval and military notes include blimp C-3 explosion and gunboats redeployed to Tamplco. Senate debates soldier bonus amid presidential appeals and opposition. Various international events include Lenin era tensions, Upper Silesia evacuations, and border negotiations in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Washington considers armament limits with major powers
The State Department announced informal but definite approaches to Great Britain France Italy and Japan about a Washington based disarmament conference. It adds that Pacific and Far Eastern issues would be linked, inviting China to participate in related consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Washington
United States
State Department
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Pacific
China
Far East
Bankers Form $50 Million Live Stock Pool to Open Soon
A $50,000,000 live stock pool formed by bankers for relief of the industry will start in two weeks after a conference approved rediscounting livestock paper at Federal Reserve banks. The Federal Reserve Board sanctioned the plan which replaces participation certificates with rediscounting of original cattle paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal’ Reserve ‘Board
Norman McLeod, Jr
Toledo
Geoffrey Goldsmith
Cincinnati
Shipping Board
Carl Gemel
George Dunfee
Tiffin
Red Gross
Bern Township
Athens County
East Ohio
United Brethren Church
Dayton
Marine National Bank
Ashtabula
Galion Carpenters
Jacob J. Calvert
Thomas McNiece
Cambridge
McNiece
Barnesville
Paul C. Kreider
Ruth
Springfield
H. H. Goddard
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
MacAyeal
Wooster
Lakewood
Quigley
Ernest
Worman
Worman Motor Company
Laurel
State Department of Securities
Gallipolis
Federation
Lawrence Pille
Gertrude Breitmeyer
William C. Holliday
Ohio
Columbus
Oliver Pecord
James Driscoll
Newark
Roy Walthausen
Saginaw
Mich
County Fair
Troward Hawk
Fremont
Clarence Henry
Lake Erie
Summit County
Robert Stocklin
Edward de Serra
Cuyahoga River
Akron
Aig
Iueatel Enemas
Aieare
Alon
Laford
Keak
Moore
Tole
Tate Common Pleas
Sae Rogers
Plane crash on Detroit river kills two men
In Detroit the sea plane Santa Maria skimmed the river and struck a rowboat during preparatory takeoff. Both men in the boat died, identified as Arthur Hettinger of 2207 Meldrum Avenue and Alfred Brisch of Charlevoix Avenue, while a float wing was knocked off.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit River
Arthur Hettinger
Meldrum Avenue
Alfred Brisch
Charlevoix Avenue
Lynchings Rise in First Half of 1921
The Tuskegee Institute records show 46 lynchings in the United States in the first six months, 24 more than the same period in 1920. Among the victims were 84 Black individuals and two white men, with two Black women among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Ala
United States
Tuskegee Institute
France withdraws mission over Leipzig war crimes cases
Paris reports the French government has withdrawn its mission to track suspects in Leipzig accused of violating wartime rules. Allied governments discuss the stance taken in the decisions so far, with France expressing indignation at the handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lenin
Russia
Leon Trotzky
Laule
Leipzig
France
Paris
Leipsic
Postal Receipts Show Varied City Results in 50 Centers
Postmaster General Will Hays reports barometer of postal receipts across 50 cities. Cincinnati totals $384,741.86, down 6.78 percent from last year’s $864,297.20. Cleveland declines $70,808, Indianapolis rises $5,874.02, Louisville up $9,444.00 as of the latest month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Will B. Hays
Grneinnatl
Cleveland
Madianapollé
Louisville
Kings Who Never Reigned In French History
The piece recounts two titled kings who never ruled France Louis XVI as the Lost Dauphin and Napoleon II son of Napoleon I Both faced fate and exile after political upheavals Napoleon II died young after being barred from the throne and buried in Vienna The text mentions claimants and legends including a supposed American dauphin Eleazor Williams.
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Louis XVI
Dauphin
Marie Antoinette
America
Eleazor Williams
Napoleon Francis Charles Joseph Bonaparte
Napoleon II
Napoleon I
Marie Louise
Senate
Louis XVIII
Vienna
Austria
Paris
Reichstadt
Swan Song Belief In Death Echoes From Antiquity
A column quoting Coleridge and Plato asserts swans die with joy and song, while a tradition links Pan to the loch’s reeds, warning of severity toward curious onlookers. The piece blends ancient authorities with local folklore about death and guardianship.
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Coleridge
Plato
Apollo
Pan
Tiny French scooter airplane nears completion
Flight reports designer M. Louis Goubert has designed a very small tractor aircraft powered by ten horsepower. The enclosed fuselage will host the pilot with windows, wing loading around ten kilograms per square meter, and a projected top speed of 50 mph with a 20 mph landing. Eiffel will test a model before building the full machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Louis Goubert
M. Eiffel
Chance for a Debate at Atchison Globe
An Atchison man swears but doesn t mean it and another prays but doesn t mean it. The Lancaster Literary Society is asked to decide which man is worse, judging by these acts.
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Atchison
Lancaster Literary Society
Atchison Globe
Squaring the Circle Hoof Prints exchange tale
A brief dialogue exchange among service members centers on settling small debts with two bits. The exchange proceeds as the participants acknowledge what each owes and what they receive, shaping a brief wartime vignette.
Cincinnati Markets Grain and Livestock Prices
Market report lists Hayard grain and corn prices for No. 2 white and other grades, sound hay, and wheat prices. Butter eggs and dairy quotes, live poultry, cattle, calves, lambs, hogs and sows with ranges for quality and weight categories. Includes per ton hay values and various farm animal classifications with price ranges.
Ohio News Digest Signals Wide Range of Local Incidents
Resignations, drownings, fires and accidents dot Ohio reports. Rev. Carl H White resigns from London Presbyterian pastorate. William M Helms of Steubenville dies after a fall. John Drews, 17, Cleveland, drowns. another boy unidentified. Oscar Thompson electrocuted at Ironton plant. Criminals and public figures appear in varied notices across Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and other towns.
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Carl H. White
Presbyterian Church
London
William M.helms
Steubenville
John Drews
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Oscar Thompson
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
C. L. Porterfield
Delaware
Department of Justice
Columbus
Mary Hartman
Elsie Beck
Dorothy Beck
Hartman
Ohio State University
University Board of Trustees
HE. H. Latham Company
Daisy Hill
Uhrichsville
William Stuber
Evalyn Snow
Division of
Film Censorship
Department of Education
Wanamaker
State Supreme Court
Ohio
Lancaster
Marysville
Romolo Iacobucci
Elizabeth Iacobucci
Cincinati
William Batman
John Cummings
Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company
Toledo
Republican
Hancock County
N. L. Maclachlan
Findlay
Internal Revenue Collector
Aaron Cox
Washington D. H. Canton
Odd Fellows
Kenmore
Niles
S. D
G. P. Clifford
Kent
Naval Reserve Camp
Buckeye Lake
Avondale
Ohio Volunteers
Perrysburg
Fostoria
Perry Township
Wood County
Wapakoneta
W. T. Copeland
Eastern Auglaize Co-operative Company
Romeo Hagan
Seaman
Sandusky
Huron
Indianapolis Paper Stock Company
Lakeside Chautauqua
Buil
Youngstown
Victor
William Donal Var
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Hattie Sanger Pullman
George M. Pullman
Harry G. Keats
Horner
Gen
T. Coleman du Pont
United State
Denny
Dover
Josiah O. Wolcott
Charl Williams
Memphis
M. B. Oberg
F. Hayes
Ogden
Utah
Burnell Liston
Missoula
James Reynolds
Boulder Hot Springs
Mont
Fair Grounds
Albany
N. Y
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Pennsylvania
Chester Phillips
Macomb, Jr
Rushville
Bert Raymond
Floyd, Ia
Naval
Naval Air Station
Hampton Roads
Sacramento
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mellon
Frelinghuysen
Treasury
Maryland
Navy Department
Beenevat Tates Sy. Mn. Ravidene
Newport, News, Va
Dept of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Willington
Attea
Tamplco
Harding
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Charles A. Prouty
The
Newport, VI
Theda Bara
Greenwich
Conn
C. J.brabin
Schuithess
Switzerland
Geneva
Colombia
Venezuela
Upper Silesia
Kattowitz
Tampico
Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Las Cocos
Mex
Tokyo
John Reed
Red Square
Moscow
Canadian Mounted Police
Fort McMurray
Alberta
William E
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Copenhagen
Mr. Johnson
Denmark
Amsterdam
Mons
Bakers’ Association At
Berlin
Gaga
General Smuts
Britain
Ireland
Dublin
Jose Matrecito
Naco
Aziz
United States Army
Boghadidh
Burrs
Asia Minor
Ay Angora
Naionalist
Seoul
Korea
Siberian
Peking
Hayard Grain
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