Campaign pamphlet criticizes Cox and backs Harding in Ohio
The Sixteen page Good of Democracy pamphlet from the True Democracy League of Ohio denounces Governor Cox’s administration and urges voters to support Warren G. Harding. It attacks Cox as unfit for national office, praises Harding as honest and capable, and calls for reorganizing the Democratic party after the November election.
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True Democracy League of Ohio
Cox
G Real Republic
The
People
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Republican Party
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Ice Party
Women Challenge Tammany In Political Touchstone
Women disrupt Tammany’s control tactics as suffrage shifts power. The piece notes women’s independence, curiosity, and refusal to be led by male orders, signaling a potential political shift in New York and beyond. It highlights the machine’s nervous response to female voters and the enduring strength of organized politics.
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Tammany
Fide
Tammany Tiger
Censorship in Movies Weighs Personal Home Control
Edith E Moriarty argues against state censorship and urges parental guidance as the effective solution. She contends reformers push strict bans while the home, not boards, should shape a child’s cinematic tastes and decency.
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HS Ouano Neon
Board of Censors
Mother
Mary
Johnny
Were you in the ark and other playful quips
A collection of light anecdotes and wry remarks including a child asking a grandparent about the ark, Mile. Roland’s aviation quip about landing if the world ends, Gov. Al Smith’s Sing Sing speech mishap recounted by Health Commissioner Copeland, a Hartford restaurant sign, and a note on elephants and canaries as pets.
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Mile
Roland
Paris
al Smith
New York
Copeland
Sing Sing
Paul Revere as Boston’s Favorite Hero Through History
Advertising Paul Revere in Boston, the article details how Longfellow shaped his fame, notes his varied roles from engraver to dentist, and describes landmarks. It highlights the Paul Revere home as a museum, the statue and mural, and the memorial association restoring the house with period furnishings and authentic details.
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Boston
Mass
Paul Revere
Revere
Longfellow
Mercury
Maud Paul Revere
Concord
Low
Paul
Old North Square
Massachusetts
State House
Beacon Hill
Constitution
Old Ironsides
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston Gazette
Goldsmith
Paul Revere Memorial Association
Questions and Answers from The Athens Messenger
A reader information notice explains that The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington offers factual answers. Readers must mail questions with full name and address, include two cents for postage, and accept replies sent directly to the inquirer.
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Athens Messenger
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio
Associated Ohio Dailies
United Press News
Athens
O. Postoffice
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D.C
Adarese
The
Inquirer
Early U S canal near South Hadley Massachusetts
The first U S canal completed near South Hadley Massachusetts ran through a rapids on the Connecticut River with two levels joined by an incline. Boats moved in a water tank propelled by cables powered by water wheels.
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United States
South Hadley
Mass
Connecticut River
War Department
United States Service
Maarten Maartene
Jozua Marius Willem Schwartz
England
Germany
Holland
Pall Mall
Pelmel
Mat
Grass cloth made from China grass fiber
Grass cloth is produced from a fibre known as China grass or Chinese grass. This fibre is not a true grass but comes from a plant related to the nettle. The material has a fine glossy appearance and a distinct transparency.
Historic Air Trip Completes 9000 Mile Alaska Journey
Four American army planes landed in Mineola after a 9000 mile to Nome Alaska and back, the longest tour by U.S. aviators. Lt Ross Kirkpatrick led four pilots Captain St Clair Street Lieut Clarence Crumline and Lieut Clifford Nutt plus six Eskimo dogs. Mechanicians include Sergeants Long English and Lieut Erick Nelson.
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Mineola
N. Y
Nome
Alaska
Ross Kirkpatrick
St. Clair Street
Clarence E. Crumline
Clifford Nutt
Canada
States
Long
English
Erick Nelson
Henriquez
Edmonton
Captain Street
Pa Willy
Stewart and Townsends Host and Visit Around Town
The community reports a string of visits and guests from Athens Columbus Parkersburg and Gallipolis. Stewart and Copeland family members return to Lancaster from a family visit. Republican club activity and a wedding anniversary celebration are noted.
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William Copeland
Lancaster
M. M. Copeland
Wint Davis
Athens
C. W. Townsend
G. A. Daugherty
Rexford
Guysville
Emory Montgomery
Columbus
Ernest Seaman
Kyle McAfee
Clarence Boles
Little Son
George Boles
Joe Frost
Parkersburg
Frances Hayes
Orvel Townend
Dana Busch
Stewart
Harding-Coolidge Club
Sidney Stewart
Oliver Wither
Gallipolis
Addie Biggers
L. H. Smith
Clarence Moore
Frost
G. H. Daugherty
Charles Windsor
Green Branch
John Lightfoot
Harry Leeper
P. L. Winner
Charles Driggs
Indianapolis
Ind
R. Lowman
Cora Boles
Jackson
Forty Seventh Army of the Cumberland Reunion Opens
In Columbus Ohio on October 21 fifty Civil War veterans from various states gathered for the opening session of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland's forty seventh annual reunion. Only about 200 members remain of a once ten thousand strong
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Columbus
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
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