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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
6
The shop crafts and stationary firemen who walked off July 1 will resume work after final details are arranged. A Chicago meeting of 20 general chairmen of the policy committee confirmed the plan to return to tools.
Wisconsin results from 2528 precincts show Senator La Follette with an unprecedented 222060 vote margin over William A. Ganfield. The piece also notes Maine reelects Hale, labor interest in La Follette for president, and other international political developments.
A wide spanning digest reports university openings, fires, accidents, and political events. It notes campus news at multiple institutions, a building collapse near Toledo, a series of bank and rail incidents, criminal cases, and public notices. The item lists deaths, injuries, trials, and legislative actions with numerous named towns and individuals.
Gilbert M. Hitchcock, United States senator from Nebraska, routed two opponents A T Monahan and J O Shroyer to win the Democratic primary. He faces Republican R B Howell in the general election and has long served in Congress and Senate.
Prince Albert Duke of York a 26 year old commander in the British Navy and captain in the Royal Air Force is portrayed as an all round sport by Americans his peers. He attended Osborne in childhood and Dartmouth later joined the Cumberland training ship and Collingwood battleship before the war and then entered air force cadet training. He flew to France before the armistice.
Calvin W. Rice leads American participation as secretary and honorary vice president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. He represents engineering bodies at the Rio de Janeiro congress and will tour South America to foster Pan American ties. Hughes's party notes US prominence and trade aims.
R A Sutherlin editor of the Rocky Mountain Husbandman is hailed for pioneering work in Montana. Born 1844 in La Mine Missouri he joined early western ventures and built irrigation projects near Diamond City and White Sulphur Springs. He helped found Western Star Grange and moved to Great Falls to promote irrigation across northern Montana.
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