The Panama Hat Man at the Theater
A mid age man with a Panama hat stands in a theater window while two women judge his life and motives. A street scene of jazzy chatter and social assumption follows as the crowd moves to their seats and the man contemplates his choices and fate.
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Ashington
King
Panama
Simp
Maher
Bellaire
National Fire Proof Company
East Palestine
Salem
Albert B. Storms
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
W. C. Ginn
Delaware
Edward J. Bush
Portsmouth
Cleveland
New Pittsburgh Coal Company
Stratton Brothers
Murray City
Croxton
Charles Tick
United States
Conercesman
Ohio
M. Randall
Denver
Zanesville
Cox
Willis
Drwin Jones
Jackson
Jack Arnold
Columbus
Northwestern
Clittis
Éiffoledo
Albert Silvertot
Cincinnati
Prasce
Wilsons
Scot Wilkins
Ada
Dayton
F. P. Emmick
Jesse Bonham
Marion
Ernest Miller
Aylor
Pythian Sisters
Springfield
Hamilton County
Sidney G. Stricker
Madeline A. Bennett
Camp Sherman
Youngstown
River Railroad Company
Liverpool
Common Pleas
William T. Dever
Ashland County
Supreme Court
Oscar W. Newman
Phil M. Crow
Richard B. Reed
J. P. Reed
van Wert
France
Helen Dolson
John C. Speaks
Congress
Ohio Steel
Bucyrus
Glen‘s Bridge
Akron
C. Q O. Gilmore
Charles C. Hoy
E. A. Pryor
Cuyahoga Falls
Jefferson High
George Knodel
Paul Knodel
Cornelius Whiteman
Ohio Army of School Sammites
Findlay
Mev
State Food Administration
Washington Landlords Gauge Their Tenants
Wartime Washington sees sharp rent inflation as influx of new residents fills rooms and houses. Describes hall bedrooms rising from ten dollars to forty or fifty a month and luxury flats jumping to twenty five thousand dollars a year. Recounts a furnished apartment rent surge from ninety dollars to five hundred a month and furnished six month gains of three thousand dollars. Notes limited access to priority room and bath certificates.
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South Bend
Washington
National Capital
Pop
Mom
Charles Evans Hughes
California
Yellow Flag Sparks Ire at Central High
Central High students woke to a yellow flag dangling from a 60 foot flagpole after someone cut the halyards. Jay Long attempted to climb the mast before Carl Stein retrieved the banner and tore it into strips used as lapel streamers.
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Central High School
Central High
Central
Jay Long
Carl Stein
Fifth Street
Dainty Uniforms Mark Red Cross Teahouse Benefit
Potomac park hosts a two afternoon Red Cross teahouse run by Mrs. Donald Washburn and Miss Carolyn Nash with proceeds to the Red Cross. Marine band concerts draw the elite. attendees wear khaki service uniforms or Red Cross veils. Belle Baruch is noted for her WWI era Woman's Radio Corps uniform.
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ED Cross
Potomac Park
Donald Washburn
Georgia Schofield
Carolyn Nash
Red Cross
Marine Band
Nash
Washburn
National Service School
Y—Popti
Belle Baruch
Barney” Baruch
Washington
Woman's Radio Corps
Flight Across Ocean Seen as War Winning Plan
Washington reports Maj Gen Brancker and British experts view Atlantic air bombing as a war winning business proposition. They foresee hundreds of heavy planes flying to Berlin, with American cooperation, to relieve shipping and accelerate victory by next summer.
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Washington
Atlantic
William Brarcker
English Air Service
Brancker
Berlin
Germany
America
United States
France
BoneEn
Europe
English Channel
Stark county grocery closed for food-violation charges
Across Ohio a series of wartime and political notes fill the pages. Stark county closes John Ripple Grocery on Massillon Road near Canton for alleged food regulation violations.
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John Ripple
Massillon Road
Nea
Canton
Stark County Committee
Ripple
B .A. Fenstermaker
West
Mautes
Henry County
Ohio
Frank H. Kerr
Stubenville
Fred M. Hopkins
Fostoria
Cincinnar
Fotedo
War Department
Air Nitrate Corporation
Athens
Cuyahoga Falls
Ottawa County
Amos Fitchcock
Cleveland Schoolcard
Atlanta
United States
Foot
Charles Ebersole
Lancaster
Ebersole
Naval Reserve
Wellston Draft Board
William J. Bryan
Ohio State Fair
Sarah Hote
Lisbon
Ashbrook
Russel V. Eastman
Mt. Vernon
West Point Military Academy
Ed Thompson
Coshocton
Annapolis