Will Senator Willis Fights Chicago Water Steal Plan
A long defense of Ohio Senator Willis who blocked Chicago water steal legislation, noting New York’s entry into the fight as a turning point that could doom the bill. The piece credits Willis for waging a relentless battle and frames the issue as crucial for Ohio’s interests and the future of Great Lakes navigation. Evolution debate follows, praising its perceived biological significance for heredity and child development while predicting reduced resistance if the welfare of children is shown to improve.
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Willis
Chicago
Senate Committee On Commerce
Martin Madden
House Finance Committee
Congress
Ohio
New York
St. Lawrence
Franti “Willis
Lind
Llewellys F. Barker
Johns Hopkins University
A Strange Coincidence in Labor and Church Debate
Two men recently barred from Detroit pulpits by the AFL meet in commentary in a new book titled Dusiness and the Church. William Green, AFL president, urges better understanding between church and labor while others discuss wealth, risk, and the role of money in American society.
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Detroit
American Federation of Labor
Dusiness
William Green
Editor cites labor church collaboration in a labor magazine
Albert Coyle, editor of a labor magazine, argues for cooperation between labor and church. He urges joint effort and mutual contribution, noting the dignity of workers and the need for spiritual consciousness in toil.
Safety council reports vast reach in United States
The National Safety Council distributed over 9 million posters in the past year and released forty new illustrated bulletins monthly. Pamphlets on engineering practice total eighty three titles, edited by a 75 member conference. The council answered 6000 information requests and sent 40,000 books, clips, photos, and blueprints to members. It has 4290 active members with affiliates in 66 regions, and revenue surpassing 106,600 dollars mainly for safety work. The 15th Safety Congress in Detroit will hear plans for 44 national safety codes. The campaign aims to reduce the US death toll from accidents, which last year reached 90,000. Public safety division issued new ballots. engineering and industrial sections held regional meetings and provided various services.
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Ashington
D. C
National Safety Council
United States
Detroit
W W. H. Cameron
Tighteen
Public Safety Division
the Council
Nin
New York Vantage: Top Achievers vs Quiet Majority
From New York reports the press glorifies ascent stories while most people stay average. Many rise to modest salaries and remain in ordinary, routine lives, with few slipping dramatically or advancing beyond middle status.
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York
New York
Manhattan
Grim Tragedy at the Fair of Girls Who Fail To Make God
A long sharp critique traces a pattern of exploitation of vulnerable girls by “star agents” and cabarets, detailing a fatal street crime tied to stag agencies. The piece cites a national safety push, educational efforts, and a $1,000,000 fundraising drive, alongside grim anecdotes of young women harmed or driven to desperation in a hostile entertainment economy.
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Broadway
Stag
Parrot Learning Voices and Florida Hurricane Wind
A Q and A piece explains parrots learn speech faster from a woman's voice and fastest from a child's voice. It also discusses a Florida hurricane where initial winds near Miami reached 125 mph, but a lull and direction shift showed the storm center over Miami.
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VY. C. A
Miami
Pensacola
News items and campus incidents from the Messenger era
A scan of town and campus notes from a Messenger era issue recounts a chapel field trip, a Dr. Bilis talk on money making, a state movie censorship ruling, and university police appointments. It notes Halloween mischief on the campus, a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs C C Pick, a street accident injuring Everett Shirley, and a Sunday school gathering. London news reports Foreign Secretary Grey saying allies won’t discuss peace terms yet, amid embargo fears and neutral efforts.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
State
Dr. Ellis
Tolin Ts
South
Westevan
Union Street
C. C. Pick
Everett Shirley
Diya
Mies Boslzner
M. E. Church
Luchland Avenue
London
Grey
Cabinet members take flights in quiet routine across era
Charles P. Stewart reports that cabinet figures like Wilbur, Davis, Roosevelt, Kellogg, and others use planes as practical transport rather than pastime. The piece notes Roosevelt’s past aeronautics, Coolidge’s lack of record, and secret service caution, while detailing aviation usage among War, Navy, State, and Commerce officials and their frequent air travel.
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Charles P. Stewart
Sefo
Messenger
Comoton Ashington
Aviation Igy
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Sec
Davis
Roosevelt
White
House
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Mel Whits
Colellon
Coolidge
Europe
Secretary of Commerce
Secret Service
Kellogg
Sargent
Acti
Terra Firma
Helm
Tales 3
Sike
Oasis
Davison
Warne
Army
Heland MacCracken
Avi
Navy
Ta Land Commerce Departments
Bur Davis
Mac
Nider
Republican State Ticket Named with Noted Ohio Natives
The slate lists Myers Y Cooper as the gubernatorial nominee and Frank B Willis for re election to the United States Senate. J C Mulls is running for Lieutenant Governor, a Columbus restaurant man with ties to Cleveland and Cincinnati. Clarence J Brown seeks Secretary of State from Blanchester, and Edward Turner of Columbus is mentioned among the candidates.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Gubernatoria
Frank B. Willis
United States
Delaware
Senate
J. C. Mulls
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Edward “*_Turner
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Arthur Brisbane
America
Stephen FP. Harkness
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Mrs. Harkness
General Electric
Telephone and Telegraph
Atchison
Bank of Japan
Britain
Japan
Doctor Dunlop
Johns Hopkins
Wall Street
Lobart Bard, Inc
Fifth Ave
Rand
South Wabash Avenue
Albert Coyle
Caakmer
Wederick J. Haskin
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Romance OF
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Burr
Frankfort
Henry Clay
Natchez
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Ala
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Mexico
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Dayton
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Zancaville
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Jackson
van Wert
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