The Composite Candidate for President Harding’s Enduring Qualities
The piece lauds Senator Harding as the ideal president due to a mix of business success legislative experience and executive skill. It argues his newspaper background keeps him closely connected to people while his stance on internationalism and Americanism would guide US relations. It claims his composite record meets the diverse demands of the chief executive and argues voters saw these traits in pre convention polls.
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Harding
Chicago
Senator Harding
Emma Goldman Says She Loves America and Prefers Individualism
A Minneapolis Journal piece outlines Emma Goldman in an interview noting an American flag on a mantel as her niece's photo and expressing love for America. She criticizes communist Russia and advocates an anarchist but individualist U S system, arguing liberty can drift to chaos and urging deportation as a remedy.
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Russia
Minneapolis
Emma Goldman
America
Emma Goldplan
Reed Attacks Wilson League at Missouri Senator Speech
Missouri Senator Reed denounces the Wilson league as a league of reason and a covenant of national death at a mass Kansas City convention after the Democratic National Convention. He calls the Democratic convention afflicted with blind staggers and praises Robert Lansing as the only international law expert the president took to France.
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Kansas City
Reed
Missouri
Wilson League
Robert Lansing
France
Resolutions Condemn Reed Seat Rejection by Democratic Convention
Resolutions denounce the Democratic national convention for denying Senator Reed a seat. The move sparks partisan debate and questions of fairness within the party and among supporters.
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Democratic National Convention
Reed
Opinions Reprinted From New York Telegram and Harrisburg Telegraph
Readers see clips praising Wilson era policy and warning against league Covenant. The New York Telegram argues ratifying the league risks independence and a distant world war, while the Harrisburg Telegraph notes San Francisco convention loyalty to President Wilson and his World War stance.
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New York
Asia
Europe
Wilson
League
Free America
Harrisburg
San Francisco
Cumming
New York World
Cummings
White House
The Perfect Thirty-Six and the Painted Model
A sultry July scene centers on a dressed up thirty six in fur wraps who uses charm and wit to soothe a difficult buyer and sell goods. The piece argues genuine appeal comes from personality and manners, not mere beauty, and notes women fill many roles beyond looks.
Amesville Community Notes of Weddings News and Local Incidents
Amesville reports Bertha Evans wed TD Brill and moved to Sharpsburg as plans are made for a second voyage on the matrimonial sea. Several local families host visits and travel. a Sunday rain cancels a game with Marietta. a man fined for assault in Lathrop. a traveling mystery woman entertains locals. a 84 foot tree growth at Sand Rock is noted. Drs Biddle and Howard treat Jerry Conant. Mrs. Sarah Woolley dies at 54.
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Bertha Evans
Parkersburg
TD. W. Brill
Sharpsburg
Mary
D. B. Bennett
John
Chesterhill
Lloyd Jones
Columbus
Eli Brown
G. A. Gardner
Marion
C. D. Henry
Marietta
Dale
Bro
Helwig
Athens
Squire Wells
Ames
Bern
Lewis Saurs
Cephas
Lathrop
Federal Valley
George Brown
Sand Rock
Biddle
Howard
Jerry Conant
Broadwell
Roscoe Cook
Bartlett
Elliott
Sarah Woolley
E. H. Woolley
A. H. Wolf
Hoopers Ridge
Hooper Ridge Church
Local notes from the Wheat Harvest District
Farmers busy with harvest as residents travel and visit relatives. John White of Carbondale was in the area on business last week.
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John White
Carbondale
Vesta Robinson
Athena
Berry Jewell
Rutland
Jesse Gregory
Columbus
David Carter
Steven Martin
Ocee Carter
John Vernon
New Lex_re
Tillie Yaple
California
Jasper Robinson
Gus Woodyard
Chicago
Cary Woodyard
Metta Jeffers
Mildred Church
Ohio University
W. E. Jeffers
Dora Chaney
Athens
Local Social Notes Highlight Wade and Ball Families
Wrightown hosts the Wades with Akron guests the Morrises. Taylor Ridge visitors Ed and Emlor y Able host. Pearl Ball returns from oil work near Marietta. Fiva Gladys Ball visit Isaac and Riley Ball. Eva and Gladys Ball with Mrs. Bessie Ahle. Mack June family from Junction City visit Silas Able. R C Coulter Sayre visits uncle George Hazen. Carl and Emory Able call on Chas Mills. Mrs. Lizale Ball is ill. Emory Wells sale at Elliott drew attendees.
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R. W. Wade
Earl Morris
Akron
Ed Marshall
Taylor Ridge
Emory Able
Lizale Ball
Pearl Ball
O. A. Jones
Marietta
Emory Wells
Elliott
Fiva
Gladys Ball
Isaac and
Riley Ball
Eva
Bessie Ahle
Mack June
Dorothy
Junction City
Silas Able
R. C. Coulter
Sayre
George Hazen
Carl
Chas. Mills and Family
France Pilot Sets 24 Hour High Altitude Flight Record
Pilot Bonssotrot of France established a new world record for sustained flight driving his aircraft through the air for a little over twenty four hours. He remained aloft the entire day setting a record for endurance.
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Bonssotrot
France
Dliath
Akron residents visit kin and travel for work
Fairview Ernest and Clye Green of Akron spent two weeks with sister Mrs. H. W. Barnhart. Elijah Dunlavey visited his daughter Mrs. Arthur Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Ad Russell visited Everett Russell. Virginia Weldon of Clarksburg visits sister Mrs. Pansy Lightner. Robert Dixon of Athens visits uncle Vern Dixon. Clayton Johnson moved to Marion for work. Lon Green visits daughter Mrs. Wellington J Barn.
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Ernest and
Clye Green
Akron
H. W. Barnhart
Elijah Dunlavey
Arthur Cole
Ad. Russell
Everett Russell
Virginia Weldon
Clarksburg
Pansy Lightner
Robert Dixon
Athens
Vern Dixon
Clayton Johnson
Marion
Lon Green
Wellington J Barn
Miss Dave Russell Plans Visit to Belpre Brother
Miss Dave Russell travels to Belpre to visit her brother Stanley Russell. An ice cream social is set for next Saturday night at Fairview U B church. Mr and Mrs Wellington Barnhart entertained many friends Friday night for Ernest and Clyde Green who left Saturday for Akron jobs.
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Dave Russell
Belpre
Stanley Russell
Fairview U. B
Wellington Barnhart
Ernest
Clyde Green
Akron
Ben Barnhart
Vern Dixon
Lod Barnhart
Lyman Bower
Art Cole
Gertrude
Ellen Johnson
Dove
Alice Russell
Ethel
Evalina Clark
Lizzie Cole
Cornelia Bailey
Rosa Barnhart
Messrs
Oak
Carl McDaniel
Clayton
Arthur Johnson
Emmett
Pearl Cole
Vansel
Emerson Clark
Fred Cole
Henry Clark
Local Social Notes From Circle Hill And Nearby
New England residents visit relatives near Luhrig and Athens. Amos Van Dyke was a business visitor in Athens. Arnold Smith and son Delbert of Circle Hill hosted guests. J W Wilson and Pearl Keing of Trimble visited. William Smith spent Sunday with Ezra Smith. Mary Starlin and son Ward visited her mother S J Davis. Mrs Herman Wyatt hosts Lena and Lorene Brandeberry of Frost. William Stone buys a Ford car.
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Charles Davis
Baby
Luhrig
Amos van Dyke
Athens
Arnold Smith
Delbert
Circle Hill
Charles Showalter
J. W. Wilson
Pearl Keiing
Trimble
William Smith
Ezra Smith
Mary Starlin
Ward
S. J. Davis
Herman Wyatt
Lena
Lorene Brandeberry
Frost
William Stone
Local Visits and Travel Around Athens In A Week
The Plains residents and guests made several trips to Athens this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Vere motored to Athens on Monday. Mrs. John Gabriel and Mrs. Mary Parfit visited Mrs. Joe Hutchins also Monday. Robert Hawk sold his Buick roadster. Miss Virgene Shields and Mrs. Liz Guess shopped in Athens Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Stauffer and children from Hocking were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Stauffer and son Erwin. Mrs. Joe Slater and daughters with Mrs. Fred Slater visited Athens Tuesday. Mrs. Colonel Locke and Mrs. Marl Coon drove to The Plains Tuesday afternoon.
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Ervin Vere
Athens
John Gabriel
Mary Parfit
Upper Plains
Joe Hutchins
Robert Hawk
Virgene Shields
Liz Guess
Merwin Stauffer
Hocking
Mary Stauffer
Erwin
Joe Slater
Rose
Anna Louise
Fred Slater
Colonel Locke
Marl Coon
Plians
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S. S.S
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New England
Theresa Reasor
S.S.S
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