Ohio briefs mix crime punishment and convention news
J. D. Sterling 74 of Tiffin was sentenced to the Ohio penitentiary for forgery. Bellefontaine hosts the Kings Daughters convention with Mrs. Sarah Gagle reelected president for a tenth term. Officers include Mrs. Robert Morgan and Miss Ellen Brady. Police report accidents, strikes, and local political notes across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sterling
Tiffin
Ohio Peniten
King’s Daughters of
Ohio
Bellefontaine
Sarah Gagle
Columbus
Robert Morgan
Ellen Brady
Fremont
St. Louis
E. A. Williams
Lima
R. R. Kerr
Martins Ferry
Andrew Simon
Akron
Julia
Cincinnati
Knights Templar
Dayton
J. H. Bramwell
Yorkville
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
Arthur Rogers
Camp Dennison
Lucasville
Wheelersburg
Irenton
Perry-Fairfield County
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Baptist Convention
Valley Pike
Springfield
Illinois
H. C. Cree
Wyoming
William Jennings Bryan
Harvey Strotman
East Liverpool
United Mine Workers’ Union
Hocking
Ohio National Guard
Alliance
John Biddle
Athens
Hocking Valley Railway Company
Logan
People’s Savings Bank
New Knoxville
Wapakoneta
Charles D. Poston
Church of Christ
Marysville
Alma
Mich
First Lutheran Church
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Anton Madoff
Lorain
Youngstown
Department of Forestry
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Soldiers Replace Striking Longshoremen in New York
Delegates from 33 local unions of the International Longshoremen's Association urge strikers to return to work. Troops from Camp Merritt assist unloading the Northern Pacific in Hoboken as workers watch. the milk situation improves slightly in New York City amid lighter railroad travel on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Union News Service
New York
The
International Longshoremen’s Association
Newton D. Baker
Camp Merritt
Hoboken
Northern Pacific
Edward M. House
Chamber of Commerce
New York City
President Wilson Suffering Suspected Cerebral Lesion
Senator Moses cites a cerebral lesion and facial paralysis in President Wilson, suggesting he may live but not be a factor in national affairs. Bulletins offer little detail and focus on routine brief updates while Grayson and Tumulty handle inquiries. Joe Boyer wins a 250 mile World Series Automobile Sweep Stakes at Cincinnati Speedway with an average speed over 101 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Archer, Jr
Archer
Columbus
J. B. Mark
Fayette County
Leonidas Fisher
Ashland
Ashtabula
F. O. Levering
Mt. Vernon
Ohio Gas and Oil
Traxton Jennings
Jennings Sales Company
Dayton
West Alexandria
First Christian Church of
Ravenna
Harry L. Ize
Beaver Falls
George Weir
Toledo
Woman's Synodical Society
Lutheran District Synod of Ohio
George Bowman
Cleveland
A. Ross Read
Akron
Cincinnati
Anna Cady
Perry County
Charles Ebert
Richland Township
Marion County
Shaw Creek
Cardington
Ebert
Martha Poling
Springfield
Poling
Mad River
Lena McKim
Newark
Walker D. Hines
Flushing
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Oberlin College
State Board of Clemency
J. B. Short
Troy
C. A. Burke
Marysville
Richwood Fair
Parry Wysong
Fred Cook
Wysong
Cook
Ohio
Ohio Teachers’ Association
J. G. Whitney
Conneaut
Joseph Muick
Andy Guilliator
Steubenville
Findlay
Isaac W. Romain
Charles Smith
Hamilton Republican News
Hamilton Daily News
Harry P. McCoy
Jefferson School
Youngstown
Henry W. Davis
United States Internal Revenue Collector
Wellington
Brand Whitlock
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
Alice Cosgrove
Senator Pomerone
John W. Peek
Howard D. Hollister
United States
Yee Sing
Alliance
Peter, Odinsko
Clyde J. Kneller
Ohio City
van Wert County Hospital
Joseph N. Denning
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Marion
Europe
Washington
George He Moses
New Hampshire
Wilson
Pueblo
Moses
Cary T. Graygon
Grayson
Joseph P. Tumulty
Sharonville
Joe Boyer
Frontenac
Cincinnati Speedway
Boyer
Paris Senate Approves German Peace Treaty Binds France
Paris reports the French Senate will ratify the Germany peace treaty completing three power approval. The treaty becomes effective for France on publication of the ratifying law in the Official Journal and a decree will end the state of war and lift the siege and war restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
France
New Discovery Becomes Popular Cold and Cough Remedy
Advertises a cough and cold remedy hailed as a lasting relief for grippe and tearing coughs. Marketed as a standard medicine with broad appeal and steady effectiveness, priced at 60 cents and 1.20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yager’s Liniment
Baltimore, Md
Dr. S
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promises Easy Bowels
An ad styled note extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild reliable remedy for irregular bowels. It claims smooth bowel flow and relief from constipation without harsh reactions, advertising the product as healthful and dependable.
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Pure Land
Walter Baker & Co.Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Frey
8. Frey
Baltimore, Ma
King Pin Plug Tobacco
Earth
Besy
J. S
WAR Department
Ickage
London
Northrop & Lyman Co.,Inc
Buffalo,n.y
Lye
Banner Tie
Penn Chemical Works
Philadelphia USA
Dr. King
Hunt
Price ‘Seat
A.B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman, Tex
Atonic
Great Southern
Stanten
Great Southern Producing
Zenewee
Hume-Mansur
Indianapolis
Ind
Uncle Sam
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