Wilson’s clash with Senate over peace output in Paris
A critical view of President Wilson’s handling of the peace commission in Paris argues he ignored the Senate’s constitutional “advice and consent” power. It accuses him of aiming for extra constitutional peace and dismissing collaborators, while praising McKinley’s approach and warning of the perils to constitutional processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mr. Wilson
Washington
Wilson
McKinley
Paris
Spain
Cushman K. Davis
William P. Frye
George Gray
United States
Colonel House
Hotel Crillon
Commission
Robert Lansing
Henry White
Congress
Tasker H. Bliss
Army
Woodrow Wilson
Lansdng
Ana
Wilsen’s
Tuttor Tatare
Con
Lincoln
Cincinnati
The League of Nations Already Exists and Functions
The League of Nations is in existence and operating in Paris amid debate. It includes major powers and many smaller ones, winding up the war and planning for world welfare and safety. The machinery in Paris is concrete, aiming to turn hopes into practical action and ensure the League’s ongoing work and gradual expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Paris
Tre League
League
Te League
Reform at Western Girls' Reformatory Draws Fire
An investigation into a western city girls reformatory details charges against the superintendent including petty espionage and harsh punishments for minor offenses. Critics urge selection of morally upright staff with reform training to ensure effective rehabilitation and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform
Debated Foreign Law Sparks School Language Debate
A fragment discusses emphasis on English over foreign law and education. The text references controversy and calls for focusing energy on teaching English rather than enforcing foreign legal criteria.
Dinner Stories From a Moonlit Camp in Slavery Era
A rustic tale frames a dinner vignette with Unc Windsor the shoemaker, a master and enslaved narrator. A joke about dawn battles and waking up triggers a sly exchange, ending with Windsor’s gingered wit about a possum in the pot and a moral peek at daily life under oppression.
Theater party hosts in Athens by Chauncey guests
Cauncey News reports a theater party in Athens recently hosted by residents including Porter, Russell, Neva Ferrer, Kate Noble, and Frances Galomb from Chauncey. TheGathering featured local guests and socializing in a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter and
Russell
Athens
Neva Ferrer
Kate Noble
Frances Galomb
Chauncey
Wait Fing Club Holds Pleasant May Avenue Meeting
Mrs. Fred Shaner hosted the Wait Fing Club at her May avenue home for a regular meeting. A dainty lunch was served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Jas. J. Ferguson. Guests included Mesdames Tippett and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shaner
Wait Fing Club
May Avenue
Jas. J. Ferguson
Mesdames Tippett
Hamilton
Reconstruction era meeting travels to Gallipolis church
A preacher journeyed from Chauncey to Hayienville to hold a revival in Gallipolis. The plan included Sunday school and preaching services at the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hayienville
Gallipolis
Kilpatrick Undergoes Gall Stone Operation
Mathew Kilpatrick returned Thursday evening from Cambridge with his father the Hon Kilpatrick to the city hospital where he underwent gall stone surgery. The latest report says he is progressing as well as could be expected. Mr Kilpatrick has been in ill health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Kilpatrick
Cambridge
Hon. Kilpatrick
Mr. Kilpatrick
Missionary Society Meeting Hosted by Mrs Strausbaugh
Mrs L Strausbaugh entertained the Missionary Society with a hostesses' gathering at her home. Guests planned upcoming outreach, sharing reports on recent projects and noting attendance and contributions.
Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Local Event
Thursday evening at High street the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ hosted a gathering with talks by Mrs Pendergrase Mrs Trausbaugh and Mrs Nye on topics including the World War impact on Orient women and opening education to Orient women. Luncheon served by hostess Mesdames Day Stalder Law Butts Helsel Nye Pendergrass Fiske Gardner Six Kipatrick Brookins Lands Osborne and Strausbaugh.
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High Street
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Pendergrase
Turkey
Trausbaugh
Women of the Orient
Pegram RM
Floyd Nye
The
Orient
Law
Mrs. Day Missionary Story
Mrs. Heise
Mesdames Day
Stalder
Law, Butts
Helsel
Nye
Inscription From Columbus Capitol Stone Reflects Ohio Rights Creed
The 1860s Ohio Capitol site bears a stone with a Barlow’s Columbus inscription praising equality and free elections. The first Ohio constitution required special acts by the General Assembly to incorporate, a practice ending with the 1861 reform prohibiting special corporate powers.
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Old State House
Capitol
Barlow
Columbuiad
General Assembly
Ohio
Patriotic Society of
Skunk Hunters
Weasel Township
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Positive English instruction and true Americanism in schools
The text argues education should emphasize vigorous English instruction and true Americanism rather than merely opposing foreign language study. It urges educational institutions to be watched for constructive, competent English teaching and to avoid eliminating foreign languages outright.
US House Votes for Self-Determination in Ireland
The U S House of Representatives has voted to apply the principle of self-determination to Ireland. The move expresses support for Ireland to determine its own political future.
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United States
House of Representatives
Ireland
Party At Shafer Home In Mill Street
Mr and Mrs Earl Shafer entertained with a party at their Mill Street residence Monday evening The guest list included Flossie Smart Emma Smart Kate Noble Neva Ferrer Frances Talbout Alonzo Hayden Andrew Jackson and Robert Hixon were also present.
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Shafer
Earl Shafer
Mill Street
Flossie
Emma Smart
Kate Noble
Neva Ferrer
Frances Talbout
Alonzo Hayden
Andrew Jackson
Robert Hixon
Butterworth Visits Chauncey Relatives In Ohio
Mr. R. B. Butterworth of Columbus spent the week in Chauncey visiting his sister Mrs. William Noble and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. R. 8. Butterworth of
Columbus
Chauncey
William Noble
Johnson brothers buy Chauncey lot for pool hall confectionery
Burge Johnson and his brother Earl purchase the lot from Mrs. Ella Tedrick on Converse Street Chauncey and begin constructing a building to be used as a pool room, confectionery, and dwelling spaces.
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Burge Johnson
Earl
Ella Tedrick
Converse Street
Chauncey
Women’s Bible Class Enjoys Meeting at Mrs Harvey Nye’s
The Church of Christ women’s Bible class met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Harvey Nye’s home. Despite bad weather the gathering was engaging with a planned program and luncheon afterward. Members and guests included Mesdames Ferrel, Nye, Butts, Noble, Hamilton, Strausbaugh, Law, Six, Drake, Hessel, Nobile, Gardner, Ferguson, Osborne, Jackson, and the hostess plus several couples and Misses Galomb, Noble, Neva Ferrel, Ruth Osborne, Mae Six from Chauncey who attended a high school play in Athens Thursday night.
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Church of Christ
Harvey Nye
Mesdames BR. F. Ferrer
Floyd Nye
Clarence Butts
Wiliam Noble
T. R. Hamilton
J.C. Strausbaugh
D. W. Law
Leona Six
J. A. Drake
Neal Hessel
Harry Nobile
Guy Gardner
J. L. Ferguson
Henry Osborne
S. D. Jackson
C. W. Ferrel
Fred Shaner
Frances Galomb
Kate Noble
Neva Ferrel
Ruth Osborne
Mae Six
Chauncey
Athens
Births and Visits Near Chauncey and Columbus
A daughter born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Daniel Johnson Jr at their Chauncey home. Mother is formerly Miss Marcia Russe. Granddaughter to Mr and Mrs D T Johnson Sr of Chancey. Mr and Mrs Fred Shaner of Chauncey visited Columbus Friday.
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Daniel Johnson, Jr
Chauncey
Marcia Russe
D. T. Johnavan, Sr
Chancey
Fred Shaner
Columbus
Lecture on Marriage at Church of Christ
A lecture and musical event will be held at the Church of Christ on Monday March 10 at 7 30 p m. J B Pickel will deliver his famous marriage lecture and the program will feature vocal solos duets and trios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
J. B. Pickel
Revival services open at M. E. Church led by Rev Elsen
The local M. E. Church held revival services starting Thursday evening with Pastor Rev Elsen in charge. Members and friends are urged to attend each night and all attendees will receive a cordial welcome.
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M. E. Church
M. E
Elsen
Everybhoy
Dinner hosted by Mrs William Phillipa in West Converse
Mrs William Phillipa entertained guests at her West Converse street home on Thursday. Seated for dinner were Mrs B S Stalder Mrs Nancy Bowden Mrs William Katzenbach and their daughters and Mr and Mrs Philip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Phillipa
West Converse Street
B. S. Stalder
Nancy Bowden
William Katzenbach
Philpa
Church of God welcomes twelve after revival meetings
Rev B F P Timmons preached at the Church of God Wednesday avenue. Twelve persons united with the church during the meetings conducted by Evangelist Koch of Ravenna.
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Church OF God
B. FP
Timmons
Avenune
Feivangelist
Koch
Ravenna
Cascarets Candy Ad Targets Mothers and Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to give Cascarets to children for a mild cathartic cleanse. It promotes the candy as harmless, effective for coated tongues, bad breath, biliousness, and constipation, with a dime price and directions for children aged one year and up.
Japanese Chemist Unveils Incombustible Celluloid
A Japanese chemist claims to have created an incombustible celluloid from soya bean cake. The breakthrough could impact manufacturing by providing a heat resistant plastic alternative. Further testing and certification are expected.
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Charles Karns
Charles Myrtle
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