Global Briefs Snapshot of Postwar Tensions and Incidents
A broad World’s Event column reports varied items from Washington and elsewhere. Key notes include President Harding informal sanction delaying ship subsidy talks by about a month, talks on lowering second class rail rates, and a coal stock report showing 75 days of supply. It also mentions Howell named as first American minister to Egypt, labor immigration stance, potential federal health measures during a rail strike, Yellowstone tourism records, a dynamite explosion at a coal tipple, a fatal train collision near Towanda, and a planned Detroit cathedral. Additional items cover Taft honors, labor strikes, river floods, pr obates corruption verdicts, and European and Asian political developments with multiple fatalities and political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Hospital
Gallipolis
Robert Hull
Marietta
Lella Callahan
Mingo
Champaign County
Bucytus
Kenton
Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad
A. M. Byers Company
Girard
Goodyear Company
Akron
Dwight A. Fawcett
Springfield
Cincinnati
Big Four Railroad
Homer Long
Allentown
Lima
Herold Overturf
London
Max Muscall
Portage County Hospital
Ravenna
Ohio University
Athens
John Going
Mary Going
Mary Mitchell
Toledo
D. M. Sparks
Clermont County
Batavia
D. M. Auster
Lindals
Auster
Harry J. Berrodin
Samuel Bell
Ohio Eagles
State Supreme Court
Clarence L. Whute
Perry County
Price
Chute
Ohio
Timothy S. Hegan
George B. Okey
Ohio Federation of Labor
Muskingum County
Zanesville
Licking
Wilfred Krebs
Sandusky
Esselborne
Canton
Wade Turner
Cordelia Taylor
Jerry City
Bowling Green
Ohio State Sunday School Association
W. G. Clippinger
Westerville
BE. C. Shaw
State Board of Paroles and Pardons
G. W. C. Perry
Julia Lorriner
Dayton
George Frederick
Delphos
Steve Myeski
Youngstown
Stella Korn
Supreme Court
Florence Kahn
Amherst
Orville Koepke
Sherman's Call for Upright Bar Leadership in Chicago
Roger Sherman elected president of the Chicago Bar Association warns crime syndicates flourish with lax oversight. He notes the group funds bar primaries to select judicial candidates and maintains a grievance committee to hear complaints, with disbarment actions pursued through the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Sherman
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago
Sherman
University of Michigan
Northwestern University Law School
Bar Association
Association
Supreme Court of the State
Italian Ambassador Ricci Criticized Over U S Tour
Critics say Vittorio Ricci used his Italian embassy visit to court Italian leaders in the United States to sway votes in favor of Italy’s interests. Officials dismiss concerns, arguing his remarks urged naturalization and citizenship without violating ambassadorial limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vittorio Rolando Ricci
Italy
Ricci
Chicago
Millionaire Baker Gifts Big Sums to Hospitals and Museums
George F. Baker of New York donates 500000 to the Society of the New York Hospital and 1000000 to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He also gave 700000 to Columbia University for the Dyckman tract athletic stadium purchase. The hospital society governs several key institutions and has treated over two million patients since 1771.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. Baker
New York
Society of the New York Hospital
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Columbia University
Dyckman
Baker
Art Museum
Hospital
United States Victory
Board of Governors
George F. Baker
The
New York Hospital
West Sixteenth Street
Bloomingdale Hospital
White Plains
Campbell
United States
George III
Metropolitan
Szukalski Bride From Chicago Emerges In New York Storm
Polish sculptor Stanislaw Szukalski, notable for radical methods, marries Miss Helen Louise Walker of Chicago. The coupling links Little Poland to Gold Coast society, amid Szukalski’s fame and early works shown at the Art Institute during 1915-16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaw Szukalski
New York
Helen Louise Walker
Chicago
Rudolph Welsenborn
Szukalski
Northwestern
J. Walker
Lake Forest
Little
Poland
Gold Coast
Walker
Mary Landon Baker
Young McCormick
Art
Institute
Ohio News Involving Crashes Fires and Politics
A series of Ohio incidents includes a train striking a truck in Tiffin killing driver Charles Bonham and drownings of Wilbur Van Brunt and Abdula Azid in Canton. Other items cover bank leadership changes, a college fundraising drive, political appointments, and weather-related damage across Meigs and Muskingum counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Charles Bonham
Wilbur van Brunt
Abdula Azid
Canton
Billy Hartzel
Ashland
James Granite
Cleveland
Granite
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Sherman Gordon
Lima
W. B. Lawrence
Security Savings Bank
Athens
Nathan Levy
Youngstown
Mahoning River
Leavittsburgh
Helen Funk
St. Rita’s Hospital
Christiana Lombardi
George Lutz
Logan
Bert Woods
Wilford Danvers
United States Vocational School No
J. Morton Howell
Dayton
Harding
Egypt
Benjamin L. Cooper
Pleasant Ridge
Cincinnati
Edwin Gebhardt
Atlanta (Ga
John Henry Gackenbach
Franklin
Ohio Penitentiary
John C. Boone
Marion
Forest Hanna
Defiance
Howard Lane
Harry Lane
Reno
Marietta
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Meigs County
Will Merritt
N. Wagner
American Legion
Northwestern
Ohio
Marblehead
Sandusky
Iona Davis
East Columbus
Pennsylvania
Dykeman
Charles B. Oliver
Catton
Twentieth Century Limited
Toledo
Francis I. Bowman
N. J
Louis Seidell
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Te Department
Bach “Et
Fremont
Xenia
Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
White House
Commerce Department
Dayton, CO
Mr. Howell
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Yellowstone Park
Livingston, Mont
H. J. Myers Coal Company
Stewartsville
C. L. McNett
Crystal Vernon
Chicago & Alton
Towanda
Ill
St. Patrick’s
Detroit
Mich
Taft
San Antonio
Mercedes
Tex
Rio Grande
John 8. Curtis
Winston County
Supreme Court of Alabama
Montgomery
Elliott Padrick
Sylvania
Morgantown
W. Va
Socialista
Socialist Party
Col
Marcellus H. Thompson
Auto- Ordnance Company of
Federal Grand Jury
Trenton
Ireland
Herrin
Wichita
Kan
Lmited
New York Central
Albany
Schenectady
Eugene Russell Hendrix
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Kansas City, Mo
George Walmsley
East Peoria
Thomas Maloney
Anna D. Olesen
United States Senate
Minnesota
Cloquet
New England
Fred Stone
Wilma Fritz
Scott's Creek
Sioux Falls
San Francisco
International Association of Police Chiefs
Portland
Frederick Hale
Percival P. Baxter
Frederic C. Penfield
Austria
John DeYoung
Waukegan
Ban Johnson
Babe Ruth
di Heen
Ken Williams
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
St. Louis
Take Ionescu
Roumania
Rome
China
J. A. Huston
G. M. Baum
Tracey
Sun Yat Sen
Armagh-Monaghan
Belfast
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Cavan
Arthur Griffith
Dall Eireann
Patriotic Association
Party of Communists
Chemnitz
Berlin
Great Britain
William Howard Taft
Pilgrim Society
Lenin
Moscow
Shanghai
Hongkong
Paris
Germany
Brussels
Helsingfors
Finland
Ukraine
Sofa
Bulgaria
Brisbane
Queensland
Sir Robert Philip
Glasgow
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