Security Pact Controversy and Wilson Draft Details
A Canton Daily News report discusses the Paris security pact talks, recalling President Wilson's 1919 draft on demilitarization of the Rhine and the shift in aims under current negotiations. It notes differing interpretations by France and Britain and questions the effect on existing Versailles guarantees.
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Andre Tardieu
Canton Daily News
Paris
Ambassador Houghton
Washington
Wilson
Gen. Bischoffheim
Palace Des Etats Unie
Iibrary
Supreme Council
Mr. Wilson
Germany
Rhine
M. Tardieu
France
M. Clemenceau
Lloyd George
United States
England
M. Briad
Great Britain
Why Save At All Motive and Frugality in Savings
The piece argues saving requires motive and warns against saving without purpose. It contends frugality alone is useless unless tied to a worthy aim and promotes First Trust & Savings Bank of Canton as offering a legitimate motive to save, framing saving as defense against theft and poverty.
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Canton
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Ohio spends tenfold on student education at Ohio State
Columbus Aug. 15. For every dollar students paid in fees, Ohio State received ten from the state for education. The 1924-25 financial report shows income of 4,832,861.31 for university purposes and expenditures of 4,971,055.66, largely due to new buildings valued over 3 million dollars. The average student paid 43 dollars in tuition while the university spent 432 dollars per student, with teaching salaries making up 38 percent of costs and instruction 48 percent. About 84 cents of each dollar came from state appropriations.
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Columbus. O
Ohio State University
State of Ohio
Carl E. Steele
U. S
Commerce
Education
Hamilton
Mrs Young Thanks Friends For Help After Son’s Burn Injury
Mrs George Young thanks The Daily News readers churches lodges Mapleay NB neighbors and others for kindness shown after her son George Young suffered severe burns. He remains in Mercy hospital undergoing skin grafting surgery with a slow but steady recovery expected to continue for months.
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George Young
Little George Young
The
Daily News
Bolshevism Seen as Big Success by Some Travelers
American travelers returning from Moscow report a cosmopolitan scene with luxury, government control of vodka, extensive state hospitals for literacy, and widespread applause for Bolshevism. They describe modern hotels, taxis, Packard officers, and a permissive atmosphere while noting army indoctrination and daily reading of newspapers. They conclude Bolshevism seems suited to Russian conditions and recommend a visit once tourism opens.
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William Bird
Canton Daily News
Paris
Moscow
Russia
Rucelan
Europe
New York
Crimea
Coolidge
United States
Bond of sympathy with Australia and political musings
A column reflects on the Pacific fleet visit to Australia and a postwar bond with that nation, noting marriages between sailors and Australian women. It muses on U S and British leaders, Pershing as arbitrator in South America, and rail and political consolidations while lightly critiquing election fairness and public notices.
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New York
Australia
America
Japan
Pacific
New York City
Tammany Hall
England
Prince of Wales
South America
General Pershing
Ford's Book Faces German Criticism Amid Praise
In Berlin on August 15, Henry Ford's book translated into German gains wide readership and support among industrialists who see Fordian credit and specialization as key to recovery. Critics like Margaret Calinich in the Deutsch Allgemeine Zeitung attack the system for prioritizing technique over human values, despite production gains.
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Canton Daily News
Berlin
Henry
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