Local notes highlight social visits and university events
Mr. Fred James of Manila guest of Mr. and Mrs. Preston. Ohio University faculty attend Allied Educational Association in Columbus. Labor train service Athens to Sugar Creek praised after a 30 day trial with over 100 daily riders. I O C F lodge hosts oyster supper for Brother Rose after election. Two basketball games set at university gym with four girls and four boys teams. Home children welcomed by Athens High School efforts. Ohio University prepares for first basketball game against Antioch. Baptist Ladies Aid hosts chicken pie supper in Albany Opera House. Lillie class Christian church meets Stimpson Avenue. United Spanish War Veterans elect officers at Armory.
A Thought For Today Quotes Dog Douglas Jerrold
A daily meditation presents biblical and literary lines. The wolf will dwell with the lamb and the leopard with the kid from Isaiah. Douglas Jerrold notes human nature is bound to love something.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Jerrold
Legislative hopes fade as Senate congestion looms
The article outlines likely failure of major measures as Christmas brings Senate gridlock. Bills in play include German American claims, railroad consolidation, postal rate cuts, and tax relief, with debt retirement favored by some and McFadden banking bill facing hurdles. House may pass some items but Senate paralysis dominates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Joint Postal Committee
Post Office Department
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Edison and the value of a specialist in art and science
The article questions whether Thomas Edison’s views on art and poetry matter as much as his expertise in electricity. It argues that a celebrated inventor may know his field well but lack authoritative insight into Shakespeare, Monet, and other domains, challenging the belief that a specialist’s broader opinions hold equal weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Gauguin
Troy
Thomas Edison
Monet
Nervousness at Heart of Salm Separation Case
Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten’s divorce trial reveals his wealthy wife Milli cent Rogers Salm stating he was never made to work and is too nervous. The letters, read in a New York court, frame the count’s past reluctance to toil and draw public sympathy. Lies about hunting are contrasted with fishing in a tongue in cheek closing remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten
Millicent Rogers Salm
New York
Ludwig
America
Government submarine maintenance costs spark debate
Navy experts tell Congress that $164000 a year keeps forty-one submarines in condition while eighty others are ready. The report shows this leads in submarine construction worldwide. The piece suggests future battleships and cruisers as targets for air and sea power, with Japan allegedly unlikely to threaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Congress
House Naval Committee
Japan
Pope Critics Modern Women Dress as Irreverence
The Pope tells 1,000 Federation of Catholic Men delegates that the modern woman’s role is an outrage against human and Christian dignity and urges fathers to check their daughters and wives for immodest attire, acknowledging the task will be difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Catholic Men
Wall Street Gains Amid Yuletide Optimism
Prices rise as traders sense holiday cheer on Wall Street. Employers tap fifteen million in gold coins for worker gifts, and stock listings show cheerful gains with affable "plus" signs, reflecting a buoyant market mood.
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Wall Street
Marvels of sun heat measurement reach others
The Smithsonian Institute distributes precise instruments to gauge solar heat, noting humans can measure heat to within one millionth of a degree. This precision, while extraordinary for Earth, seems minor against the sun's immense heat that would melt the planet long before touching a star's surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institute
Secretaries of Junior Atheist League Named
A sixteen year old girl is chosen secretary of the Junior Atheist League, a branch of the American Association for the Advancement of Atheism. The group aims to remove boys and girls from the influence of the clergy.
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American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Free Youth From Evil Influence Urged by American Association
A speaker condemns bootleggers and liquor venues and calls for action by an American association to protect youth from growing disrespect and reverence erosion. The plea stresses curbing illicit drinking and its social impact.
Democrats Move to Cut Federal Surplus Use from Debt Plan
Congress factions debate diverting surplus federal income from debt reduction. Democrats seek to remove this option from committee consideration as they push alternative uses for the funds.
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Congress
New law imposes life prison for habitual dangerous criminals
New York enacts a statute enabling life terms for repeat offenders of a violent type. Police report crime decline follows the measure, prompting interest from other states. The piece speculates on a growing prison population and potential work programs on an island penal colony.
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New York
Sabbeth day fines hit Irvington merchants drivers and exhibitors
In Irvington New Jersey court, many were fined for Sabbath violations. The crackdown targeted bus drivers druggists grocers butchers bakers and movie exhibitors who argued that if showing pictures of acts is a crime then performing them should be too.
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Irvington
N. J
Sabbeth
Sabbath Made for Man Enjoyment, Not Boredom
The speaker argues that the Sabbath should tolerate respectable leisure, noting heaven's angels are not bound to seven day sameness and suggesting joy fits divine intention. The point emphasizes freedom from tedious ritual in sacred time.
Girl of 17 Enters Grand Opera Field
A 17 year old girl pursues grand opera, possibly due to adverse surroundings. The notion of lofty dreams built on fragile hype is challenged as expectations falter.
Air Commerce Rules Set for New Airports
Government explains minimum standards for new airports and landing fields. Rules cover site near roads, level terrain, two runways, clearance margins, and safety measures. Classifications include Triple A for fully equipped fields with lights, shops, and facilities.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Minute Broadway corner draws world’s highest rent
In New York City a tiny Broadway corner, about the size of a kitchen, commands a rent of 55000 dollars. The space is used to demonstrate a popular cigarette brand rather than for occupancy, illustrating Broadway’s circuslike allure with lights, street stands, ballyhoo, and stunt acts. The piece notes the street’s universal appeal and compares trickery in nightlife to old theatre clowns.
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New York
Broadway
Kitchener
Broadway Cubbyhole Clown Waiters Draw Big Tips
Broadway clubs employ mimic waiters who disrupt guests with pratfalls to earn about 450 dollars weekly. Patrons pay three dollars cover and two for ginger ale to enjoy the staged chaos as dancers are teased and laughs rise from the crowd. Gilbert Swan.
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Broadway
Questions and Answers Q and A from a local paper
A series of Q and A items covers cabinet meeting days, the age and origin of Christmas cards, a football score record, matter destruction, skunk displacement by wood smoke, and World Series attendance and receipts. Notable facts include cabinet meetings on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 10 30 AM 1846 card design by Horsely 1862 Leighton for London designers 206 score at King College Bristol Virginia 1922 and World Series attendance 328051 with receipts 120764.
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CC. C
Thomas L. Masson
J. C. Horsely
John Leighton
Messrs. Goodall
King College
Bristol
Virginia
Lenoir
M.M. WA
R. A
Radio Notes and Orchestra Listings Across Cities
A dense compilation lists radio notes and orchestra segments by station and city including WBAL Baltimore WGN Chicago CFCA Toronto WEAF New York and others. It records programs such as orchestras ensembles organs concerts and musical features with times like 10 o clock and 1 o clock and mentions stations handling classical and variety formats.
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O'Clo Wbal
la Sieece Desde Circle
WGBS
New York
Baltimore—Orchestra
Milwaukee
WGN
Chicago
CFCA
Toronto—Orchestra
O'Clock Weaf
WGR
WSAI
WWJ
Wei
WCAE
WEEL
Philadelphia
Kyiv
WAG
Worcester
Mass
WBBM
Chicago—Comic Opera
WBAL
WJZ
Royal Hour
WBZ
WGY
WRE
KFI
Los Angeles
Variety
WEAF
Pekimos
WIP
Musiecal
Chicago—Musical
WRVA
Richmond
Musi
Cal, Wiz
KFIL
University of Southern California
WRC
Washington—Orchestra
Ww Ba
Hartford, Conn
Musi- Kgw
Portland
Ore
Zippers Wip
Philadelphia—Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines—Orchestra
WOW
Omaha
Mustical
KYW
Chicago—Classical
Chicago—Orchestra
WRAL
Wen
Kdka
Eeeee Weaf
Eeomatra
P Sasenn
Ned Podestts
Gould Case in Senate Raises Precedent on Expulsion
The Gould case in the Senate centers on whether a member can be expelled for alleged private life misconduct after charges of a $100,000 campaign bribe in New Brunswick. The piece traces historical precedents from Roach in 1893 to the Credit Mobilier affair of 1872, noting investigations without decisive expulsions and highlighting potential implications for Gould’s Senate fate.
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Rodney Dutcher
Messenger
Washington
Senate
Arthur &. Gould
Maine
Gould
New Brunswick
Fortude
Will N. Roach
North Dakota
Roach
George Frisbie Hage
Massachusetts
William FE. Chandler
New Hampshire
Kota Territory
Hoar
Evger
New York
Chandler
Inmates Rescued As Fire Destroys Castle Rest Home
Inmates of the Castle Rest home for the aged were carried to safety by firemen when the building burned near Kansas City Missouri early today.
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Kansas City
Castle Rest Home For
Boxer dies from injuries after bout in Minneapolis
Minneapolis report states 21 year old boxer Harry Berglund of St Paul died in hospital today from injuries suffered in a ring clash here Tuesday night. His opponent Carl Augustine of St Paul is detained by police.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Harry Berglund
St. Paw
Carl Augustine
St. Paul
Berglund
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I. O. C. F. Lodge
E. T. Rose
Dodgemen
Grand Lodge
Germany
Victor
Alsace
Greece
Athens High School
Antioch
Aid of the Baptist Church of Albany
Lillie
The
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Sarah Guthrie
Stimpson Avenue
United Spanish War Veterans
Arthur Brisbane
Frederick J. Haskin
Denver
United States
Aeronautics Branch
Department of Commerce
Gilbert Swan
St. Louis Carolinals
New York Yankees
John Coolidge
Plymouth
G. W. English
Abd-el-Krim
Morocco
Gerald Chapman
Wethersfield
Connecticut
Redner
Braucher
WLW
Cincinnati—Musical
KPO
San Frisco
WPAF
Los Angeles—Orchestra
San Francisco—Orchestra
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Kentucky
Humphrey
Marshall
House of Representatives
Oakes Ames
James Brooks
Ames
Brooks
House Judiciary Committee
Nelsonville
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