Ruhr Deadlock and Race Policy Reflections 1923
An extensive opinion piece discusses the Ruhr crisis with France and Germany, Lloyd George and Bonar Law urging restraint, and U S inaction. It weaves in international race policy, colonial attitudes, and the failures of democracy to unify diverse populations. It references the 1923 King Features Syndicate copyright.
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Ruhr
Cuno
France
Rhine
Germany
Poincare
League of Nations
Lloyd George
Paris
Alcock
Great Britain
Japan
King Features Syndicate
Ford shop school aids boys in Detroit
Henry Ford has opened a shop school for boys ages 12 to 34 at his plant in Detroit. Selected youths leave regular schooling for combined classroom and shop training and are paid for work performed in the shop.
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Henry Ford
LM. C. A
Ford
Detroit
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
John Schrank
New York
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Schrank Speels
Bureau of Biological Snid
United States
W. A
Harding
Prelinghuysen
Raritan
N. J
League of Nations
City Manager Letters on Pool Tacks Case in Petersburg
In Petersburg a pool incident left a girl bleeding after stepping on tacks hidden in the pool floor. A 13 year old boy in an Elks uniform confessed to throwing tacks to avoid swimming without a suit. A policewoman summoned the juvenile court after aid from the Associated Charities.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Haskin
Petersburg
Lig Wdvlomsior
Atlantic City
The
Elks
Associated Charities On
Associated Charities
Jyuventte Court
Due
Lua On
Petersburg’s City Manager Aids Health and Parks Growth
A Petersburg report details the city manager government expanding health services and playgrounds. It notes new parks with pools, a Lee Park lake, and a memorial avenue with bronze tablets for World War I soldiers. It highlights a tuberculosis clinic, milk fund, lifeguards, and caddie jobs at the country club, improving child welfare.
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Petersburg
Associated Charities
The
Elks
Hive Nile Court
Boy
Lee Park
Petersborg
Brownlow
Tan Payers
The Silent Rail Helper in Years Gone By
A compact reminiscence notes an entity once aiding a train hold up in past years while denying robber status and expressing ongoing effort to maintain.
Catherine Winters Mixes Up Catherine Ross Scoop
The McArthur Democrat Enquirer editor claims a bright reporter nabbed the scoop on Catherine Winters. The note warns readers not to be fooled by misidentifications or publicity stunts surrounding Catherine Ross.
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Catherine Winters
Middleport
McArthur Democrat-Enquirer
Catherine Ross
Hartley
Sunday Want Ad Rush Promises Biggest Ever Insertion
Classified pages hype a nationwide push for advertising space with bold claims of the largest ever Sunday insertion. Publishers urge readers to act quickly to secure prime placements and reach broad audiences through the weekly want pages.
Man Seeks Quick Worker Ties Not To Wife
A man demands brisk service from his employer while ensuring his wife remains unaffected, signaling a contraction of work-life boundaries and a desire for speed in professional dealings.
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Supreme Court
China
India
Europe
Confucius
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Mr. Carnegie
Hague
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Road
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Oxus
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Abraham Lincoln
Long
Perry
Nippon
Grant
Lee
Appomattox
Robert E. Lee
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Athens
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Ivy
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Washington
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Nelsonville
Fdison
Totman
New
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Ruth
McGrath
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Cady
Jess Davis
Fred Baker
Surveyor
Mr. Sprague
Roush
Exmayor
Aurea
Zenner’s
Mr. Nubeck
George Whipple
Logan American Legion
Hedwig
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Inquirer
Boks
Scotts
Odile
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. Js
Bill
Wolfe Bros
White’s Mill
TeLp
Hocking Valley
Athens Messenger
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