World News in Briefs Amid War, Labor Strife and Politics
Chief Justice and Mrs Taft rest at their Murray Bay summer home as industrial strife and rising food costs grip the nation. Rail and coal strikes widen, with losses mounting to hundreds of millions. President Harding proclaims stance on amnesty and treaty Yap completion while attending a Brazilian expo plan.
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William Howard Taft
England
Murray Bay
Quebec
Labor Department
Washington
Edward B. McLean
National Capital
White House
Harding
Ohio Gleanings highlights from a busy day across the state
Evan Evans confesses to fatally shooting Patrick Jones and is committed to the Lima institution for the criminal insane. Governor Davis assures Harding of Ohio police and troops readiness as coal operators resist mine resumption. Reports cover fires, accidents, missing persons, political shifts, and industry disruptions across multiple counties including Lima Cincinnati Youngstown and Athens with numerous named locals and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Evans
Patrick Jones
Warren
Lima
Davis
Harding
Ohio
Middletown
Hamilton
Dayton
Cincinnati Fire Department
Oscar Oaken
Grand Reservoir
Celina
Dan Kline
Frank Kern
Brooklyn
N.Y
James Schuyler
Ross County Grangers
Elmdale
Summit County
C. A. Bingham
Hocking County
Logan
Emma Blair
David R. McRicchie
Port Clinton
John Seizer
Elyria
Alfred Opfer
John Key
Key
Old Thirteenth District
Marion
Youngstown
Rundell
Troy
Cleveland
William Friedberg
Freiberg
William Cook
Gertrude Limerick
William R. Limerick
Limerick
John W. Prugh
P. J. Potter
Athens Fair Grounds
Pikes
Chillicothe
Bloomingville
John Vagrince
Mike
Hamilton County
Toledo
Wesley Yanken
Bowling Green
Levi Moorehead
Boyd's
Cambridge
Moorehead
Cincinnati
Akron Fier
Curbdich Humphreys
Ace Ore
Dover
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio National Guard
Cadiz
Harrison County
Jefferson
Belmont
Guernsey
Lacaster
Fairfield Couty
Perry
Athens
Hocking
Esther de May
Franklin
Pete Johen
Alliance
Indian Lake
Houchins
Lawrence Houseworth
Wilbur C. Lehman
Republican Executive Committee
Muskingum County
Zanesville
John Jeprakis
Henry Detrick
Tippecanoe City
James Thimmel
Ohio State Reformatory
Lancaster
James Harden
Chloe Elizabeth Jamison
John Wenger
Irvin Layer
Arthur Moore
John Shantz
Fostoria
William Durbin
Akron
Tony Ferretto
Dominic Benedetto
Wayne Coal Company
Dundee
Tuscarawas County
Rev
W. W. Culp
Spring Valley
Xenia Court
Esther Hughes
Culp
Lancaster Industrial School
James H. Horn
Sarah
Anna Faller
Richard
D. C. Handley
Harry Hamilton
Andre Jackson
Herson
Lake Erie
Warnvee
Baltimore & Ohio F
Road’ Crossing
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James J. Wilkerson
Northern Illinois
Landis
Senate
Senator Gooding
Daugherty
United States
Hughes
Rio de Janeiro
Elmer Dover
Treasury Department
Ashington
Treasury
Mellon
Missoula
Mont
National Editorial Association
Anpther
United States Railroad Labor Board
Fort Smith, Ark
Oficiale
Chicago Car Men’s Union
Henry A. Blair
Robert Kramer
Goodman
Canadian National
Port Arthur
Ont
Pennsylvania National Guard
Pennsylvania
Sproul
Harrisburg
Humble and Pierce Oil Companies
Redo
Tex
H. H. Duvall
Standard
Richland Coal Company
Wellsburg
W. Va
American Labor Party
New York
William Durhan
John Pitcher
Pana
Ill
Pitcher
American Rolling Mills Company
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Mr. Sherwin
Shirley Richards
Birchlake
Laona
Wis
George E. Hart
Cleveland, O
Prospect Fourth Savings and Loan Company
James Longstreet
Thirteenth Cavalry
Cheyenne
Wyo
Secret Service
Paris
Great Britain
France
Italy
Switzerland
Pilsudski
Poland
Warsaw
London
Fridtjof Nansen
League of Nations Council
Hagersdorf
Burgenland
Dublin
Waterford
Free State
Germany
Berlin
Potsdam
Copenhagen
Southern
Ireland
Council of the League of Nations
League
Norris
Manitoba
Sayn
Winnipeg Dispatch
Farmers’ Party
Shortt
House of Commons
Emma Goldman
Russia
The
Hague
Adolfo Palma
Tuxtepec
Oaxaca
Maxim
Peerless
Owensville, Ohio
J. E. Christy
Monterey