World News Highlights From Washington to Kansas
A roundup of major events worldwide includes U S recognition talks with the Soviet government and U S Senator Brookhart urging it. labor data show a 1 percent rise in retail food prices May-June while wholesale prices fell. muskrats are sold as marsh rabbits in the East. fur use threatens several species. politicking around Henry Ford in Dearborn. a jail delivery in Warren Pennsylvania. a wild rodeo record in Concordia Kansas. typhoid death rates at a new low in 1922. primary bid by Senator Dial in South Carolina. American bank deposits exceed 17 billion. Aeromarine Airways expands Detroit to Cleveland service. carpenters strike in Sterling and Rock Falls Illinois. a $2 million whisky shipment reported near Montara California. rapid fines for speeders in Los Angeles. Ford’s 8 000 000th car rolls off the line. a Charlotte flyer dies in a Reno to San Francisco flight. Cyrus Curtis says Europe shows early recovery. a steel bridge near Holsopple Pa wrecked by dynamite. coal miners strike amid tensions in the region. Cardinal Dougherty sails to France for religious rites. Alabama convicts to remain under lease four more years. wage-scale talks resume in Kansas City. Magnus Johnson elected to the U S Senate by a wide margin.
Notable Deaths and Global Dispatches Chronicle 1920s Echoes
Retired Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee dies in New York, oil historian Edwin Bell passes in Titusville, and Procter & Gamble alum David B. Gamble dies in Pasadena. Reports cover emigration talks, bank suspensions, strikes, Moroccan hostilities, Soviet naval actions, and aviation records from Munich to Budapest.
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Charles D. Sigsbee
U. S
Maine
Havana
New York
Ohio items report barn fire cows killed and | multiple incidents across counties
Lightning struck the Frank Shelling barn at Glenford killing two cows and damaging the barn. A man identified as Lewis James of Wellston died sleeping on a rail line near Corning. Breach of promise case in Vinton county awarded $2,000. Cement road work speeds up on Athens Pomeroy route. Ohio Farmers' buy of muck land for 260000. Night beacons planned between Dayton and Norton field. Fire destroyed two frame buildings in Adena with 25000 loss. Welfare board named Emma McLain and Margaret Lutz in Logan county. Yeggs stole 500 dollars from Xenia Ford agency. Five highway department appointees announced. Plumbers elected secretary D R Robertson president. Chinch bugs less damaging in Marion county. Various accidents and crimes reported across the state. Major incidents include drownings, fatal accidents, arson, and a bank robbery attempt. Public officials and civil service notes included.
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Frank
Glenford
Perry County
Corning
Lewis James
Wellston
Vinton County
Irma Cline
James Tripp
McArthur
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Ohio Farmers’ Company
Norwalk
James F. Baldwin
Fred R. Hoover
Columbus
Dayton
Norton Field
Adena
Jefferson County
Emma McLain
Margaret Lutz
Logan County Welfare Board
Yeggs
Ford Agency
Xenia
B. R. Bryant
Henry Ford
State Highway Department
Arthur Barr
Ohio State Association of Journeymen
D. R. Robertson
Lakewood
Ohio
Marion County
B. Stowe
James Mussolin
Alliance
Dolores Schlusser
Cincinnati
Herman Tor
Francis W. Howard
Covington
Mueller
Joseph O’dea
Jupiter
Lake Erie
Kelleys Island
O’dea
Cleveland
Philip D. Boone
Newark
Lorenzo Albaugh
Deersville
Harrison County
Ohio Collieries Company
Glouster
Jack Moran
Bellaire
Wilbur Blaine
H. G Blaine
Gallipolis
Edward Stelzer
Springfield
Walter L. Statler
Robert Davis
Llyod Shackelford
Yton
Steltzer
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
David H. Moore
Meigs County
James Schwers
Mad River
Marion
Samuel Oppenheimer
Geneva
Fulkerson
Laura Thompson
People’s Banking Company
Hollandsburg
Darke County
George Te Blaghan
Fremont
Jonathan ©. Mills
Alfred Ganke
Harry
New
Leonard Tamplin
Kinnan Lake
West Liberty
Charles Asman
Marysville
Cardington
East Ohio Gas Company
Clyde Bailey
Zanesville
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Sand Run
Logan
Evans Oil and Gas Company
Berea
Carbon Hill
Albany
Nellie Allen Kimble
Portsmouth
William F. Bininger
Lancaster
Donahey
Guayama
Porto Rico
George B. Donavin
George P. Zwerner
Otho Noble
W. R Jones
Lester Riddle
Delaware
Nick Dabich
Farmer
Bessie
Southington
Warren
Dabich
Akron
Toledo
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Ross County
Chris Croefus
Canton
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Mae Stannard
Girls’ Industrial School
State Civil Service Commission
Rollin Swisher
William 8
Bundy
August Herbert
Baker
Madisonvill
Frances Hoff
Moor Hoff
Ohio Savings and Trust Company
Lakeside
Frank Esty
Ohio Electric Light Association
Cedar Point
T. C. Kennedy
D. T. Gaskill
Greenville
Elmer O’brien
East Liverpool
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
J. A. Campbell
Gusie Payne
Celia Masters
Painesville
Patsy Cilope
Mahoning River
B F. McDonald
D. N. Nash
Athens County
Nash
A i Ackerland Fleischmann
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Drugstore notices report many people unknowingly suffer kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a mild healing remedy with claims of high success. A Life Insurance physician interview is cited noting many insurance rejections relate to undiscovered kidney issues. Sample bottle offered for ten cents by mail to Dr Kilmer Co.
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Kilmer
Deceiver and Poetic Debate Highlight Intellectual Gaze
In a brief exchange, observers remark on the gentleman's intellectual appearance. One notes his clever look while another laughs that he merely writes poetry.
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A. Deceiver
Cuticura Ad Promotes Ointment Soap and Talcum
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for clear smooth skin and pimples redness itching or roughness. It recommends using Cuticura Soap with hot water rinse dry gently then dusting Cuticura Talcum for a fragrance. Price 25 cents each.
Tea Hour Rules in Buenos Aires Streets
Four o clock becomes tea hour as offices pause and porters deliver tea to workers in Buenos Aires. Florida Avenue near the Fifth is closed to cars 4:30 to 7:30 for the fashionable promenade. Mornings see waiters with coffee and crowds queuing for a view of shoppers on the Avenida.
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Buenos Aires
Florida
Fifth Avenue
World Traveler Magazine
Avenida
Mystery Outburst Sparks Debate in Small-Town Talk
The Kansas City Star quotes a Presiding Elder and Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge as they recount a shocking incident where a child’s head shape is blamed on divine influence and a violent act with an ax helve. The fragment hints at regional humor and dark undertones in a rural community.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Star
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