Global Headlines Snapshot of Political Conflicts and Crises
Maj Gen Leonard Wood attacks Nicholas Murray Butler labeling him fake. William G McAdoo instructs western delegates not to vote for him. A third party convention is set for July 10 at the Auditorium hotel. James Hamilton Lewis announces run for Democratic VP. Wilson ridicules Republican platform as Prussian in method. War Dept allocates 6000+ motor vehicles to National Guard. Palmer targets coal profiteers. 24 commercial treaties under review. some may be abrogated. Harding preps front porch campaign. Secretary Colby eyeing treaties’ abrogation. Train collision kills one, injures another. AFL endorses public ownership of railroads. Seaplane collision deaths in Pensacola. Federation leader urges keeping politics out of women’s clubs. Bubonic plague alert follows rat control drive. Kansas seeks 50,000 harvest hands. Women’s training camp to Asheville dates set. Milwaukee enjoys historic rainfall. Alimony granted in Kansas City divorce. Omaha snowstorm ends heat wave. Red Oak men hunt wild man. Jack Dempsey cleared of draft evasion. Oklahoma City braces for wagon driver strike. Slaying and suicide in West Virginia. Rockefeller funds aid Grinnell College project.
Notable Deaths and Global War Updates Across Fronts
Mrs. Ella Eaton Kellogg and Rev. W. W. Page die in Michigan and New York City. Bolshevik advances and Soviet successes are reported on the Polish front and Kiev river region. Persia defense plea criticized by League of Nations councils. French war toll official tally reaches 1,962,872 with 361,854 fate unknown. Mexico turns railway over to London firm. Kyoto weighs 1922 exposition plans. Djemal Pasha meets Soviet accord. Turkish and British Indian clashes reported. Changsha and Yochow operations amid China Republic. Jusser to resume ambassador duties in Washington. Max Weber dies in Berlin. Paris committee to study Turkey Asia Minor. Batoum abandonment eyed. Mme Rejune dies in Paris.
Ireland Rife With Riots As Soldiers Try To Calm Dublin
London dispatch reports Ireland braced for further trouble as army lorries and armored cars pour into Dublin. In Londonderry five killed, about 100 injured in days of clashes between Nationalists and Unionists. several shop fires follow and several workers suffer gunshot wounds. Authorities deploy armored car units and guards at major streets as violence continues.
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Union News Service
London
Ireland
London Times
Dublin
Kingston
Londonderry
Edwin Price
James McVeigh
Thomas Lauglin
Thomas Farren
James Doherty
Bridge Street
Fountain Street
Carlisle Road
Longtower Street
Upper Fountain Street
Bishop Street
Ohio News Roundup Highlights Postwar Strife and Public Affairs
Cincinnati jury clears American Legion men amid a $50,000 suit by Lotta Burke of the Communist Labor party after a raid on party headquarters. Toledo safety director axed two policemen who confessed raiding a poker game. Various Ohio incidents: accidents in Medina Canton Newark and Cleveland. rat bite death in Canton. parcel post theft in Cleveland yards. whiskey distilling conviction in Glouster. federal probe into profiteering in Toledo. Roach electrocuted at Bowling Green. endowment plan for Ohio Odd Fellows home in Springfield. Cleveland population 796,836. Detroit population 993,739. civic campaign in Marion for Warren G Harding. heavy storm in Bucyrus. drug thefts in Philadelphia linked case arrested in Cleveland. Newark drowning and other local crime. Major banking resources hit record highs. state police force proposal. public utilities wage dispute. multiple homicides and accidents across cities. comprehensive election and civic activities highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Legion
Lotta Burke
Communist Labor Party
Wade
Legion
Wall
Toledo
Medina
Theodore Urban
Detroit
Mildred Smith
Canton
Cleveland
William Brown
Glouster
Andrew C. Roach
Wood County
Bowling Green
Ohio Odd Fellows’ Home
Springfield
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Carroll B. Huntress
Washington
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Marion
Marion Civic Association
Warren G. Harding
Bucyrus
John Schuller
Porter
Youngstown
Newark High School
Elmer B. Bates
Madison News
Lekside
Lancaster
Ohio
University of Michigan
Department of Justice
Pietzuch Shoe Company
Joseph Pietzuch
Tiffin
James House
East Liverpool
Florence McGillivaty
Edward W. Grimm
Summitville
Coles & Bennett
Leila B. Janes
Eewin H. Janes
Standard Steel Castings Company
Janes
G.T. Harding
Ira R. Pontius
State Automobile Association
Zanesville
F. F. Bentley
Warren
Donahey
State Public Utilities Commission
Catherine Kennedy
Findlay
C. M. Kenedy
Western Reserve University
Greenville
John Adams
Grand Army of the Republic
Dennison
George F. Clark
Dayton
Howard Townson
Newark
Donald Smith
Delaware
First National Bank of
Chagrin Falls
A. R. Chance
Cincinnati Traction Company
Census Bureau
Sandusky
Carl van Lehn
New Philadelphia
William Richter
Mechanicsburg
Joe Scarbo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ravenna
Harding
N. E B. Shaw
State Department of Agriculture
Shaw
Lake Shore
Genoa
East Ohio Gas Company
John Werner
Bellefontaine
Ohio Music Teachers’ ‘Association
Oxford
Theodore Wyatt
Port Clinton
Sandusky Bay
Serbo Muros
Margareth Horvath
Harry Brown
John Ross
Edgar Parsons
O. B. Carr
Paul Hixon
Washington D. H
Hamilton
W. 8
Harlan
Edward Stephenson
Middletown
W. D. Hines
Herschell Levalley
Rushsylvania
Bernard Inman
Nelsonville
Hocking
Joseph Dell
Ida
John W. Hoffman
Egan University
Athens
Ross Howard
Lewis Howard
Loren Wayne Mosbarger
Greenfield
Wilber Mosbarger
Morrow County
Blooming Grove
Warren G. Marding
Pennsylvania
Wileys Station
Emil Howell
West Manchester
Trager
Leas
Order of Oda Fellows
Marion and Suburban Company
William Jennings
Midway
Clark County
Ohio Electric Power Endowment
De La Huerta Outlines Mexico Oil Policy
Mexico's provisional President Adolfo De La Huerta states Article 27 oil nationalization will be interpreted liberally and not retroactive. He speaks at a luncheon with correspondents, stressing friendship with foreign nations, especially the United States, and honoring debts legally contracted by Mexico as part of his program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Adolfo de la Huerta
Senor de la Huerta
United States
Mexican Republic
Embargo on Freight Across East Rail Lines Announced
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad vice president C W Galloway said an absolute embargo on all freight to points east of Cumberland Maryland. Officials of Pennsylvania Rail Road confirmed the embargo except for human foodstuffs and coal for public utilities and hospitals on their line. Baltimore is affected by the railroad strike.
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Baltimore
C. W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Plague Toll Rises in Vera Cruz as New Measures Formed
In Vera Cruz Mexico two new bubonic plague cases are reported and three deaths recorded. A sanitary brigade led by American medical expert Dr Mitchell is organized. An American destroyer from New Orleans arrives with 7000 vials of anti plague vaccine.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Mitchell
New Orleans
Porty Dollars For A Suit Now Eight Years Old
A humorous exchange compares prices and quips about paying Porty dollars for a suit eight years ago. The conversation notes that today such a suit would cost much more, but the speaker bought it long ago.
Momentary Confusion Sparks Colorful Exchange
A brief dialogue shows Janet reacting to IT with a color rise while a speaker suggests the rise is linked to rising sentiments among the Gays in the area. The exchange captures a quirky moment with hints of social tension.
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Janet
Freezone promises painless corn removal by ether discovery
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn and callus treatment. It claims immediate relief from foot pains and easy lifting of corns with a few cents’ bottle sold by druggists, branding the product as a Cincinnati genius ether discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Stray Stories Exchange About Mr Cutting
Dialog shows Bess skeptical of Mr Cutting while Jess recalls a compliment he paid about Bess. The brief exchange hints at past impressions and possible affection within a small social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
Advertises Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. Claims a long tested physician prescription quality and urges readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York. Mentions that it is sold by all druggists on merit and should help readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Willis Bump Traces Colonial Stock in Court Tale
Willis Bump asserts colonial lineage while claiming ancestors once ducked witches. Gillis counters that a descendant dodges collectors as the judge notes.
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Willis—Bump
Gillis
Roman Eye Balsam Clinical Trial Claim
An Adv notice claims granulated eyelids inflamed eyes relieved overnight by Roman Eye Balsam after one trial proved its merit. It presents the remedy as effective with immediate relief following a single trial.
Still With One
A witty exchange about lingering fatigue and dodging automobiles hints at a lively city street scene and a stubborn character trying to shake off weariness despite traffic. The wording implies ongoing daily grind and urban perseverance.
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Leonard Wood
Nicholas Murray Butler
General Wood
Butler
Wood
San Francisco
William G. McAdoo
Auditorium Hotel
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Dallas
Texas
Wilson
Lincoln
Bismarck
Bernhardt
War Department
National Guard
Motor Transport Corps
Palmer
State Department
Colby
Washington Dispatch
McKinley
Phelan
Albert Russell van Dussen
Wilton
Fred Burkiman
Moscow
American Federation of Labor Convention
Montreal
Pensacola
William Livingstone
Fernsworth
General Federation of Women
Josiah Evans Cowles
Federation
Delta
Fla
Kansas
Topdka
J. C. Molilér
State ‘Board of Agriculture
United Training Corps For Women
Asheville
WN. C
Milwaukee
Weather Bureau
Lutie Belle Mitchell
Kansas City
Thomas Co. Mitchell
Omaha
Neb
Red Oak
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
United States District Court
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ice Company
Fred Seckmann
Shirley
W. Va
Sistersville
General Education Board
The
Rockefeller Foundation
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Ella Eaton Kellogg
Battle Creek, Mich
John R. Kellogg
W. W. Page
Robert B. Lee
St. Paul’s Church
Cornwall
N. Y
Council of the League of Nations
Persia
Ministry of War
Paris
de la Huerta
Kyoto
Japan
Djemal Pasha
Young Turk Party
Russia
Turkey
Constantinople
Iemid
Kiev
Peking
Changsha
Hunan
Siangklang
Yochow
Foreign Office
Jusser
Max Weber
Heidelberg University
Berlin
Asia Minor
Committee of Foreign Affairs of the
Chamber of Deputies
Batoum
Trans-Caucasia
Mme. Rejune
Lye
Banner Lye
Penn Chemical Works
USA
Peterson
A. C. Gilbrath
Erie
Peterso
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Buffalo
J.D. Kellogo
Torthrop A Siya Co.,Inc
Buffalo, MY
New South Wales
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