Notable World Happenings Tersely Noted
Mrs. Nellie Grant Jones, daughter of U S Grant, dies in Chicago after a decade-long illness. Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, once Helen Gould, ill at New York Woman's hospital but not seriously. Harry Wills defeats Tut Jackson in New York in a third-round knockout. Internal revenue shows 1922 collections at $3.197 billion, down from prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley J. Shepard
Helen Gould
Woman’s Hospital
New York
Nellie Grant Jones
A. 8. Grant
United States
Chicago
Harry Wills
New Orleans
Tut Jackson
Washington
Internal Revenue
Blair
William A. Dunning
Columbia University
Ohio reduces taxes and reports diverse incidents across state
A roundup covers drownings and fatal crashes, a 6 cent hourly raise at American Rolling Mill, crime sprees in Cleveland and Akron, kidnapping fears in Pike county, wage talks ending in a pottery walkout, and Lima planning daylight saving time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack de Witt
Washington D. H
Lima
Cincinnati
Cottage Bakery
Springfield
Kenmore
Akron
Ruth Myers
Dayton
W. A. Snedicker
Wellsville
Columbus
MacDonald
Madge Ferguson
John Ferguson
Jasper
Pike County
Cleveland
Lynn Bartell
Charles Reese
Ohio
Bessie Previeseck
American Rolling Mill Company
Henry Bradley
Kenton
A. C. Curtis
Fulton County
Lucas, Wood
Henry
Williams
Defiance
John Ross
C. Traxler
Henry Branche
Barberton Hospital
Charles Davis
Congress
Election Board
Toledo
Middletown
Jesse Maysilles
W. J. Nichols
Charles
George Swern
Newark
Mt. Carmel
George Badle
Roundtree
State Smith
Ohio Uniform Tax League
A. P. Sandles
Ula Ray
Lake Shore Boulevard
Darke County
Lonnie Fenwick
Muncie Ind
Joseph Applegate
Guy Belcher
Belcher
Josephine Belcher
Belchers
Claracher
Veterane’ Bureau
Camp Sherman
Hocking County
Logan
Sciato ‘Coun
Baxter
The
of Fish and Game
Kaspar Hauser and the Lady of Mystery Unfold in 19th Century Tale
In Nuremberg a mute youth named Kaspar Hauser emerged from darkness with brain and senses damaged yet writing the name Kaspar Hauser. His strange life spurred theories of aristocratic birth, a masked attacker, and a move to England before a tragic end, amid clues and a cryptic message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Nuremburg
Kaspar Hauser
G. F. Daumer
University of Nuremberg
Professor Daumer
Europe
Daumer
Hauser
Lord Stanhope
Anspach
England
Kaspar
Lord Stanor
Hidden Identity Behind Cell Block Inscription
Fragment describes a headpiece labeled 88 in the Asylum for the Criminally Insane at Mattewan and hints at a concealed identity despite law efforts, suggesting a remarkable biographical mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
Auburn State Prison
Mattewan
Henrietta Robinson
Potter's Field
St Philip Founded Oratory and Oratorio Roots
The memory of St Philip is linked to the founding of the Oratory in 1551 and the creation of oratorios. The order aimed to draw youths to the church and produced two part pieces performed before and after sermons. Early oratorios covered biblical themes such as the Prodigal Son the Good Samaritan and Tobit and the Angel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip
Oratory
Old Fathers of the Oratory
Tobit and
the Angel
Turquoise Admired Through East Since Ancient Times
The turquoise stone has long been highly valued in the East dating back to before 5000 B.C. It was closely linked with Hathor the goddess of motherhood, who bore the name The Lady of the Turquols, reflecting its enduring cultural significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Bolt Works
Columbus
Ohio Elks
Cedar Point
Wilmington
Michael Ivanich
Youngstown
John Brown
Delaware
Edward Moyer
Ohio City
van Wert
Ohio
J. J. Cusick
Crooksville
Herrick
Elsie Dolch
W. A. Vaughn
Cleveland
Logan
Lee Hupp
Christ Ackerman
Toledo
Lucas County Republican
Walter F. Brown
Benton Lyons
Harmony
Madison County
Elmore Stuckey
Victor Rubber Company
Springfield
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
Perry’s Victory Memorial Commission
Put-in-Bay
J. Warren Keifer
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Fred Griwatch
Otto Griwatch
William Griwatch
Harold Friedel
Lorain
Bankers’ Club of
Harding
D. R. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Pike County
Waverly
Engel & Fetzer Company
Allen County
Agricultural Society
G. Dale Cremean
Walter D. McKinney
Ohio Coal Exchange
Southern Ohio
Philadelphia
F. W. Marcolin
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
State Tax Commission
Lima
Evan 0
Hathor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daugherty
Cummins
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Senate
Army
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
New York State
Haynes
Haskell
Okla
Wzra Dickey
Francis 8. Peabody
Peabody Coal Company
Stephen Smith
American Public Health Association
Walter ©. Mason
Montour Falls
N. C
Federal Chemical Company
Nashville, Tenn
United States Railroad Labor Board
State Department of Forestry
Sacramento
Cal
Jackson
Dan
Baxter Latimore
Camak
W. H. Hill
Georgia
Hall
Warrenton
John Drysdale
Tynily Records
M. Feaster
Reedy Booth
Southern Railway
Hamburg
Shenango
Sharpsville
Mich
Marguia
Carranza
Mexico
New York City
United States Cast Iron Pipe Company
Scottdale
Seta and
Forreston
Ogle County
Ill
W. W. Overfield
Midvale
Lukens Steel Companies
Coatesville
Lieutenant Reeves
San Diego
Clarence William Green
Elsinore
Lake Elsinore
J. B. Burris
Henderson, Ky
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Haubstadt
Ind
United States Naval
Henderson
Honolulu
San Francisco
Denby
Navy Department
Annapolis
Japan
Roadhouse, Ill
Roadhouse
Ford Tractor
Detroit, Mich
Elk Grove
Higgins Road
Herrin
Williamson County Grand Jury
Marion, Ill
Delos Duty
Cosden
Tulsa
Oklo
Atlas Powder Company
Carthage
William Morrell
Saginaw
John Bauer
Bauer
Morrell
John F. Dodge
Havre
Foremost
Lethbridge
Alta
Union Bank
Coquimbo
Eskishehr
Asia Minor
Paris
Poincare
France
Germany
Belfast
Castle Monaghan
Castleshane
Ireland
Kamchatka
Tokyo
Quiberon Bay
Brest
Troy
N. Y
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