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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1925
Page
6
Board Action Aboard Calls For Trustee Reforms At Aultman Hospital
After last Friday’s annual election, the Aultman hospital board retained its members. Public confidence hinges on the board correcting policy and reappointing or replacing Dr Belter and Ms Woodring, as doctors and public oppose those choices.
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Belter
Mics Woodring
Britain’s Economic Tone Shifts as Recovery Seen Ahead
British officials and industry groups dispute Col. Harvey’s pessimism about Britain’s productivity. They cite improved exports, rising trade with South America and dominions, a stronger merchant marine, and a revived agriculture push. Forecasters warn recovery will require effort, but optimism grows that the low mood era has passed.
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George Harvey
Great Britain
United States
America
Britain
Belgium
Italy
England
Col. Harvey
Board of Trade
South America
Federation of British Industries
Capper Aims for Farm Equality in Tariff Debate
The Kansas senator, seen as a Republican aligned with administration policy, faces pressure from farm blocs to secure tariff and policy changes. He supports cooperative marketing and farm relief while resisting direct repeal of Fordney McCumber. debate over tariff Revision is likely to spill into the next Congress as the president’s Chicago speech fuels the issue.
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Arthur Capper
Coolidge
Pyealion Coolidge
Congress
Senator Capper
Cool
Chicago
New York World
Fordney-McCumber
Taft
Winona
Utah
Vermont
Board of Trustees Faces Action Over Hospital Displacement
The public questions the board of trustees progress as it faces a choice on a displacement issue. Citizens await decisive action to prevent arbitrary moves that could threaten the hospital’s future and community access to care.
Farmers Pay Full Share for Tariff Says Historian Critique
A historian argues tariff duties burden consumers and farmers, citing $780 million in dutiable agricultural imports led by cane sugar. The piece contends Coolidge defends Fordney McCumber despite farm distress and calls the tariff worse than Payne Aldrich, harming both farmers and broader business.
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Coolidge
Treasury
Radio Appreciation Urges Listeners to Send Thanks
An editorial urges radio audiences to write in praise of concerts and programs. It argues appreciation strengthens the bond between listeners and unseen performers and notes even a simple postal card of good wishes can help artists feel valued.
Omnibus veterans relief plan debated and cautioned
A veteran affairs write up urges careful study of a proposed omnibus relief bill. It centers on placing the National Military Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers under the veterans bureau while preserving focus on Civil War Spanish American and Philippine War veterans. It notes older veterans’ needs and endorses American Legion backed measures including permanent disability rating for arrested tubercular cases.
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United States
House Veterans’ Committee
National Military Home
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Boom for Senator Harrison hints at 1928 GOP bid
The piece discusses a rumored Republican push for Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi as a presidential candidate. It notes mixed party reactions in different regions, mentions pro and anti views, and cites Chicago Tribune as an organ praising Harrison. It also recounts anecdotes about Dawes and a Kentucky wildcat story involving Rep Alben Barkley.
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Canton Daily News
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Nick Longworth
Washington
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Senator Harrison
West
South
Pat
Smiths
Taggarts
Brennans
Turkey
Tts
The
Chicago Tribune
Harrison
New York
Hudson
Ohio River
Pattis
Senate
Dawes
Col. A. Johnson
Congress
Committee On Immigration
Rep
Alben Barkley
Paducah
Blue Grass Country
Kentucky
Open Debate Demanded Between Labor Defense and Canton Legion
A Canton IL group led by the Local Canton International Labor Defense requests an open public debate with Canton Post American Legion Commander Leroy Gable. They challenge him to a forum on December events with Bishop William Montgomery Brown and F G Beidenkapp, proposing a free, public meeting.
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Leroy Gable
Canton Post American Legion
Canton Daily News
International Labor Defense
Canton
Canton Music Hall
the Legion
William Montgomery Brown
F. G. Beidenkapp
Anq
Workers of
Canton International Labor Defense
Carl Guillloa
15Th St
Final proof of decency rebukes own side laws
A Baltimore Sun quote reflects on accountability within groups urging members to challenge their own laws and practices as the ultimate test of decency.
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Baltimore Sun
The Broken Ornament
A short poem by Helen Welshimer recalls a shattered Christmas ornament on the floor of a gleaming store. The piece contrasts its once vivid sparkle and colorful imagery with its current fragmentary state and fading memory of a bright, festive past.
New York Letter On Stock Exchange Life And Night
New York correspondent recalls the daily chaos on the stock exchange floor with 1000 traders and frantic activity. He notes encounters with a Georgia chauffeur, the Playboys Ball at Webster Hall, and Tex Rickard’s incongruous image, concluding with France pursuing cabinet day rhetoric amid collectors.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
San Francisco
Webster Hall
Bronx
Uptown
Congress opens with an unusual g0ods display
The Omaha World Herald notes an unusual opening scene as Congress begins with a deliberate display of cut and dried goods, signaling a formal, austere start to legislative proceedings.
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Congress
Omaha World-Herald
Bright's disease and nephritis explained in health column
In a health column discussion from September the writer argues Bright's disease is a manageable condition when kidney function is not severely harmed, urges using nephritis terminology, and cautions against mislabeling and false cures. The piece also includes reader questions on chronic constipation and insomnia remedies, with brief, practical replies.
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Bright
Christopher Columbus
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