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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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Breeze Brothers
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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.
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