Treason charges loom in Ohio anti registration case
In Columbus three of five men arrested face treason charges for conspiring to hinder enforcement of the active death law. They allegedly printed dodgers urging nonregistration and distributed antiwar literature. Albany. Officers report posters from the American Union Against Militarism, linked to Emma Goldman, found in the district attorney's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Harry &. Pownsley
Townsley Printing Co
Ammon A. Hennacy
Ohio State University
University of Wisconsin
Cecil W. Bailey
Workman’s Anti-Military League
Albert Widoisper
Marietta
Putnany
John Louis Hammond
Cold Run
United States
Stuart R. Rolin
Wh Express
Young Hennacy
American Union
American Union Against
Emma
Ballefields
Ammon Hennacy
W. Bishop
Upriii
N. G
War Department
Washington
National Guard
Department of Health
John R. McDowell
State Board of Health
Joseph McGhee
Industrial Commision General
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
Belgium
Poland
Frank B. Pearson
Pearson
America
Warren G. Harding
Harding
T. Alfred Fleming
Tmarshal
Columbia
Max Stearn
Ple Time
Muna’ Oranixation
Farm Woodlots For Those Who Walk Bring Returns
The Uncle Sam forestry service reports Eastern farmers earned about 170 million dollars from woodlot products in 1900, surpassing the potato crop. Farm woodlots supply high grade lumber, pulpwood, and veneer while supporting local industries and communities. Community ownership and proper care of woodlands boost reliability and shelter for farms. leather care tips follow for footwear and harnesses.
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Uncle Sam
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
United States
Imore
Ti Ix
Europe
Zurich
Firewood use and farming notes across states
The report notes US farm wood use valued at 225 million dollars yearly. It highlights variability, with Nebraska averaging two cords and West Virginia conserving wood via natural gas, while Pennsylvania has abundant supply but higher costs. It also discusses agricultural shifts by Indian farmers in cotton and tobacco cultivation and ends with a misquoted remark about a banquet audience.
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United States Department of Agriculure
Unite States
Virginia
Tennessee
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Buckeye Notes reports varied local incidents and deaths
Painesville and Elyria report Scouts gathering 1000 pounds of waste paper for Red Cross. resignations and appointments in social settlements. multiple fatal accidents near Prospect and Canton. train wrecks near Lorain and South Sandusky. deaths including Judge J M Kirby and L G Keefer as well as public safety incidents across Ohio towns.
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Western
Union News Service
Painesville
Red Cross Elyria
Victoria Mannfield
Chardon
Social Settlement Association
Will
Athens State Hospital
Athens
Bloom Cape
Bankes
Trusty
Columbus
Olte J. Bovael
Auglalae
Cox
Junea
Kindler
Canton
James Sheerer
Sheerer
Portamouth
Hobart Dally
Clarence Lacy
New Boston
Lorain
Wolingstown
Lake Erie & Eastern
South Avenue
Palheaville
R. W Monely
Mentor Avenue
Lawrence Conrad, Jr
Lawrance Conrad
Alliance
Bellefontaine
Logan County
J. A. White
Xenin
Ohio Soldiers
Authlors' Orphans
Frank B. Willis
Charles A. Stolberg
Circleville
Lincoln Campbell
Campbell
Elyria
Alvin Walker
Eva
Maron
Oakland
Cal
John Blackburn
Manafield
Robert H. Markley
United States Coast Artillery
Fort Dupont
Del
H. E. Markley
Canton Health Board
J. M. Kirby
Army of the Cumberland
Thomas Sandusky
Walter Murphy
Cleveland
Sandusky
Luther Switzer
New York Central
Upper Switzer
Washington
Tyler
Modern College Education Critique by Prof Tansey
Kin Hubbard records Prof Alex Tansey of the Wehouls 18 callegges lambasting the poor intellects turned out by colleges. He argues many students lack discipline and basic knowledge, citing Aristille and spelling as examples, and notes a drift toward diplomas without real understanding. The piece mocks modern education and its perceived neglect of true learning.
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Alex Tansey
Therp
Hiddle West
Leon Comarkade
Wunhurst
Honeymoon Days in a Cracked Window of Memory
A nostalgic vignette follows wedding couples on a rambling post engagement trip. The piece wanders through Cedar Point waters, historic George Washington precincts, and Mam moth Cave mud, mixing court fences, old attire, and a Niagara Falls fantasy with intimate details of attire, travel, and a budding family’s fragile optimism. The tone recalls a bygone resort era and the bittersweet pull of married life.
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Cedar Point
George Wastin
Mt. Vernon
Mammoth Cave
Atlantic City
Fad Philosophy Prompts Caution On Weight Gain
A fragment from a 20th century column argues against fad dieting. It warns that chasing trends may encourage weight gain and notes how hobbies and social pressures influence body image. The piece suggests fat accompanies various activities and that people may not escape it easily.
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Woodrow Wilson
L. J. Tabor
State Grange
Federal Food Control Board
Herbert L. Hoover
Hoover
Tabor
Grange
Sam
Treasury
London
Lord Darby
Southwest
Hwenquet
Buckeye
Kin Hubbard
Princeton
Yale
Portugal
Tansey
Burl
Belda
Coell
Mingary Falls
Lazaris
Marie
Wapaper Service
Segar
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