German Trusts Use Nationalism to Enforce Rule
Arnold Rechberg argues that German industrial trusts dominate press and politics, forcing a monarchist facade while backing a continued republican government. He claims the cabinet proffers a nationalist front, yet real power rests with big industry influencing the press and army.
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Arnold Rechberg
I. N
Berlin
Gee
Rome
Kt Ie
von Serckt
Germany
Bergen
von Beckt
Reichswehr
Reichsgwehr
Unique Features Promised In Skit Show Next Friday
The twelfth annual Skit Show by Ohio University women features three new groups Pi Kappa Sigma Women's Athletic Association and Sigma Alpha Iota plus a 14 piece women only orchestra with Rose Marie soloist and Topsy and Eva duet. Proceeds go to the League Loan Fund and the W C A. curtain rises at eight each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Pi Kappa Sigma
Women's Athletic Association
Sigma Alpha Jote
Rose Marie
Eva
Helen Hedden
School of Music
Ruth Savage
Department of Physical Education
College professor George Fullerton hangs self at home
Poughkeepsie a noted author and professor at Vassar College George Fullerton reportedly hanged himself at his home in the city after a period of ill health.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
George 8. Fullerton
Vassar College
Yiy
Italy Races to Harness Power Resources
Rome reports Italy is advancing power generation to peak levels with forecasts of 10,090,000 kilowatt hours yearly from planned stations in six to seven years. Water power could rival 36,000,000 tons of coal, reducing imports and industrial costs as Turin Milan Genoa rail lines electrify. Mountains basins and dams, including the Tirso project, expand supply, enabling southern electrification and marshland reclamation via electric pumps.
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Rome
Italy
Mortara
Alps
Turin
Milan
Genoa
Pisa
Tirso
Sardinia
Sila Leke
Calabria
Sicily
Central
Wrong father congratulates himself on twins
John Cox phoned Memorial hospital to congratulate as he claimed paternity and gifted cigars to celebrate the birth of twins. He later learned the babies belonged to Mrs William Cox after a mistaken identity at the maternity ward and the mothers underwent minor surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
John Cox
Phoning Memorial Hospital
Prohibition Sparks National Arrest Increase Says League
The Anti-Saloon League reports arrests rose nearly 50 percent since prohibition, based on a survey across 100 cities in 31 states. In 1919 arrests exceeded 906,000, rising to about 1.6 million by the mid-1920s and into the 1930s, driven by traffic, sanitation, school laws, and municipal ordinances. Wayne B. Wheeler argues the rise reflects enforcement, not more crime, with drunkenness arrests increasing but remaining a smaller share of total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Boardman
Washington
Wets
Anti-Saloon League
League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Musterole Ad Claims Quick Relief For Cold Sore Comfort
An old Musterole advertisement touts fast relief for cold symptoms and feverish sensations. It promotes topical salve use and mentions price guidance for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Jase
Public Welfare and Crime Figures Questioned
Wet leaders argue the data misinterpret intoxication trends while crime rises faster. They concede traffic and other ordinances may raise arrests somewhat but not by 700000.
Education Must Fit One for Life Harshman Says
Principal F. E. Harshman of Athens high school responds to a Chicago education official who called modern high school education poisonous for moving too fast and encroaching on college and business school domains. Harshman dismisses the claim as surd and says results should speak for themselves.
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Harshman
Chicago
Wee
F. E. Harshman
Athens High School
Rsults
Justification for New Courses in School Training
A statement argues for adding courses that reflect practical life and community living. It emphasizes life education over rote schooling, urging curricula to mirror real life, include community-relevant subjects, and cultivate habits from subject matter rather than memorized by teachers.
Tax Reduction Discussion At White House
Washington May 24. President Coolidge and Senator Smoot of Utah discussed plans for a further tax reduction ahead of the next Congress. Smoot said he would press for action on the finance committee measure and related proposals.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Coolidge
Smoot
Utah
Finance Committee
Cancellation of Nuisance Taxes and Surtage Cap
The proposal calls for eliminating nuisance taxes and imposing a 25 percent maximum on surtages.
Pershing Named Leader of Tacna Arica Plebiscite Commission
General John J. Pershing appointed by President Coolidge to head the plebiscitary commission overseeing the vote to determine sovereignty of Tacna and Arica, disputed provinces claimed by Chile and Peru.
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Eral
John J. Pershing
Coolidge
Tacna
Arica
Chile
Peru
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Ole
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WWE
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Lash
Rovessa
von Ne
Lawhead
Athens
Moet
the Messenger Printery
Frigidaire
Delco
West Union &T
Athens, O
Moore
Rapher
South Court
Senate
Feith
the Athens Messenger
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U. S
Pac
Bob Apigiho du Pont
du Pont
Kerr Hardware CO
GU Pont
A.len Pour
Odie
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