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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1924

Page

2

Global News Roundup Touches Politics and Disasters

Washington reports show Post Office receipts totaling 51.5 million dollars for the last fiscal year. Grain exports rise to 11.08 million bushels week over week. Coolidge invites Interparliamentary Union to 1925 Washington conference. Philippines situation described as encouraging by Governor General Wood. Education week proclamation anticipated. Senate and judiciary themes dominate Coolidge speeches. Storm toll climbs to 60 in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Chicago New Washington National Post Office United States Washington Dispatch Coolidge Interparliamentary Union Philippines War Department Wood

Ohio notes and incidents across counties and cities

Ohio items report a Meigs county convict sentenced to two to three years in Mansfield reform school, a Bellefontaine crash injuring two, city charter debates in Cincinnati, Sebring’s 25th birthday, a fatal fall from a Cincinnati window, and a 13 year old Benjamin Burden matriculating at Ohio universities. Additional entries cover robberies, mining accidents, deaths from accidents and disease, and political appointments.

Stanley Mulford Meigs County Pomeroy Mansfield Reformatory Wesley Young Lorain Weeks Bellefontaine Cincinnati Sebring Mahoning County Madison County State Republican Organization Youngstown Stephen Hancock Kettrow Brothers’ Circus Belle Center Logan County Hancock Selby Scott Maude Harvey Dorothy Harvey Sycamore Wyandot County William Falerski Walker Coal Company Dillonvale Edwin Lint Wooster Ohio Wesleyan University W. C. Thompson Ohio State University Violet Squires Cleveland Imogene Nagle Utilities Howell Wright Cleveland Council Trastero Giazetta Columbus G. A. Venable Willard Huron County Attica Venable Hira Tripp Hocking County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau North Hocking Company Murray City Myers-Vinton Oil and Gas Company Vinton County Ohio Sunday Creek Coal Company Glouster Rudolph Farkas Cleveland Laundry Company Farkas Rhee Tony Ianni Springfield le Cleveland Andrew Pickens Christian Church Crooksyills Tiffin Farmers’ Exchange Company Tiffin Yeggs Castle Farm Reading Hamilton County Hary Cordelle Greenville Raymond Dobbins Zanesville Wittenberg College At Janet Miller High Auto Newark J. R. Walters Benson W. Hough Southern District of Belmont County Bar Association Robert L. Prate Euclid Village Lake Erie Vermillion Keith Tullis Tullis Amesville Athens County M. A. Vinson Municipal Savings and Loan Company Charles E. Sawyer President Harding White Oaks Farm Marion General Sawyer Bureau of Juvenile Research Cecelia Richardson Hazel Calloway James Doolittle Dayton McCookfield Frank McGaughey C. W. Price H. Hanna Toledo George P. Carrel Charles Dotson Cora Newark City Hospital Pataskala George Boyum Marblehead Thomas McDonough Chillicothe HB. B. Meade Sedalia London Grace Martindale George Martindale West Jefferson Mario Ridolphi Steubenville M. P. Kelly Edward Thompson Morgan County Thompson Mary Zoe Schafer North Creek Putnam County Defiance Joseph Mackley

Uninvited Wind Heads for Doors and Windows

A narrative featuring Mr Wind declaring his plan to attend a party by blowing through open windows. He jokes about leaving his manners at home and not waiting for invitations while the Breeze Brothers remark on his bold approach. The wind vows to have fun and drift between cracks, greeting the world with a windy farewell.

Mr. Wind Breeze Brothers Wind

Dirty Hands and Coal Men On The Wagon

A terse courtroom vignette centers on a teacher chiding Willie for dirty hands while Willie explains coal men in his wagon are the cause. The judge observes the exchange revealing a rural working class milestone.

Willie Wille

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