Daily west bound service schedule notice
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Sardinia
Hillsboro
Lisboro
Hilleore
C. Saunders G. P. A
Roanoke
John L. Bladon
Cincinnati
Ohio
World News Highlights From Washington and Abroad
Washington announces large scale relief aid for Smyrna refugees and Red Cross workers to the Near East. UK envoy Sir Robert Horne sails to the United States for debt funding talks as food problems rise in Germany. Brig. Gen. William D. Connor to command American expeditionary force in China. Vice President Marshall and others named to the contract finding commission.
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Smyrna
The
American Red Cross
Washington
Robert Horne
Great Britain
United States
Auckland Geddes
William D. Connor
General Staff
Tientsin
China
Harding
Contract Finding Commission
John Hays Hammond
Thomas R. Marshall
Samuel Alschuler
Chicago
Clark Howell
Georgia
Otis Smith
B. T. Devine
Charles P. Neill
Beeckman Nominated for U S Senator by Rhode Island GOP
Former Governor R Livingston Beeckman of Newport was nominated for United States senator by the Republican state convention in Providence Rhode Island.
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R. Livingston Beeckman
Newport
United States
Providence
R. L
International affairs and military actions feature in brief
Reports from around the world note university admissions in Jena tied to reciprocal privileges, a Thuringian foreigner tax, military actions in Shiukow, Hinton’s seaplane flight to Martinique, Trotzky’s war policy, Admiral Anderson’s Hongkong visit, Berthelot’s national fuel proposal, executions in Reshi, Tokyo’s stance on a joint commission, liner passenger shifts to Britain, French unemployment data, front-line fighting on the Spassk and Mulcahy’s Irish service forecast.
State liftings and Ohio incidents reported across counties
A string of Ohio news notes lists hog cholera spreading in Union county and dairy price hikes in Marysville. Reports include bandits killed in Cincinnati restaurant robbery, theft of $10,000 in bonds from Cleveland, deaths from accidents and illnesses across Athens, Columbus, Newark, Zanesville, and elsewhere, plus a Bond issue vote plan in Athens and a new Buckeye Lake hatchery project.
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Samuel McDine
Cincinnati
Seidman Mortgage Company
Cleveland
Mary Gandy
Davis
Atlantic Seaboard
Charles Waller
McArthur
Oberlin College
David Irwin
Marion
Ohio
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Grotto Country Club
Frank Davis
Richard Tunison Rudisill
Columbus
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Roger Flaherty
Glouster
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Indiana
Michigan
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Toledo
John Sleppy
West Pike
Zanesville
Yeager
Tiffin
Mary Regina Maloney
Edmund B. Malone
Newark
Charles Pienning
Penitentiary Hospital
Pienning
Auglaize County
Buckeye Lake
A. T
W. W. Woehrle
White Cross
J. A. Carnes
Massillon
W. B. Sampliner
State of Ohio
J. ©. Neff
Osborn
Belmont County
Franklin County Farm Bureau
D. S. Meyer
Ohio State University
W. D. Porter
Park
Magnetic Springs
Delaware
Porter
Ohio News Roundup Highlights Fires Floods and Fatalities
Reports from Ohio detail varied incidents from scarlet fever closures in Newcomerstown to a fatal auto crash near Lorain. Other items include a $500000 Columbus fund for a children’s hospital, a Wayne County milk payment of 2.85 per hundredweight, and multiple injuries in streetcar and interurban collisions in Cleveland Dayton and Collinwood.
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Cleveland
James Wright
Toledo
Ashtabula County
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Children’s Hospital
Chris Beingesser
David Snyder
Marysville
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Dayton
Frank Lerman
Painesville
Henry Lipensick
Harley Mains
Wilbren
Perry County
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Steubenville
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Washington
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Warren
B. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Athens
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George C. Loesch
Mt. Vernon
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio
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Mercy Hospital
Burns
S. D. Spencer
Knox Tire and Rubber Company
Cora McKenna
Ciry
Alliance
Pennsylvania
W. D. Rhodes
Dhcolm
Lake Shore
Lorain
Hamilton County Bank of Cincinnati
B. H. Matthews
Clell Douglas
Nelsonville
Paul McCune
State Department, of Health
Portsmouth
Clint Ellis Hunter
Springfield
Fred Gra
Tanlac Claims Make a New Person of Her
Mrs. Paul Lavreau of Rochester New York reports dramatic health improvement after two Tanlac bottles. The ad argues nervousness and fatigue stem from stomach issues and claims Tanlac restores digestion, eliminates waste, and returns strength and vitality.
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S. Fitzhugh St. Rochester
N. Y
French experiment links color to grip strength
A French researcher tested handgrip strength under colored lights and found red as the strongest color stimulus. Orange yellow green and blue followed in that order.
Mrs M E Stephenson Praises Dr Pierce Prescription
Mrs M E Stephenson of Cambridge Ohio says after six months of inward weakness she recovered health using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She notes one bottle helped, six bottles restored ability to work and care for her baby and she recommends the medicine widely.
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Long St
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
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