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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1925
Page
6
Arbitration decision awaited by former Aultman staff
Public lingers for a clear answer as the former Aultman hospital staff consider the board of trustees proposal to resolve differences via arbitration. Doctors weigh the option while public sentiment remains largely supportive, hoping for an efficient operating basis and a timely resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aultman Hospital
Aultran Hospital
World Court Divorce Sparks Senate Debate on League Ties
The article reviews Senator Borah’s push to divorce the World Court from the League of Nations. It cites Hudson’s reply showing such divorce is impractical and signals Borah aims to block both court and league. It argues severing links would nullify the court and end the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Hudson
Bemis
International Law
Warvard Law School
Borah
World Court
League of Nations
Hudgon
United States Senate
League
America
Court
United States
Rorana
Woodrow Wilson
Purpose of Gag Rule in House Tariff Debate
A 1920s political column argues the repeal of a rules gagging measure shifts power to committees, enabling pigeonholing and blocking legislation. It cites Rep John Tilson and the Mendell era, discusses broadcasting licenses, radio growth, and farm radio adoption amid policy reform debates. The piece blends satire with critique of majority control and regulatory needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finta Garrett
House
Garrett
Mendell
Senate
Rules Committee
Congress
John Q. Tilson
Senator Borah Skeptical Of Proposal Acceptance
The article notes Senator Borah doubts any serious chance his proposal will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Christmas Cheer Calls Canton Volunteers to Help 140 Families
The Social Service Exchange of the Canton Association for Charities appeals for volunteers to help 140 Canton families not yet covered for Christmas. The appeal urges residents to call McKinley 728 to offer aid and ensure every needy family enjoys Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers of the Social Service Exchange
The
Association For Charities
Canton
McKinley
Ace
Alliance Chief Fights New License Tags
In Alliance Stark county the police chief has arrested two motorists over 1926 license tags. While other cities recognize the new plates, Alliance forbids their use until January 1, raising the risk of police court action for drivers who keep old tags after the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Alliance
Radio control bill proposed to regulate air use
A Maine congressman advances a bill to place U S radio control under the secretary of commerce with a national advisory commission. Hearings are set for January. The measure seeks regulated use of the air based on public convenience and necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative White
Maine
United States
Secretary of Commerce
America
Mailman and soldiers praised in Canton Christmas letters
Letters to the editor from Canton themes celebrate public service and the Christmas message. A writer honors mail carriers for year round duty and a second letter argues modern philosophy and religion, praising Christ’s teachings and peace of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
India
Orient
God
Christ
Prince of
Peace
Jesus Christ
Alex Moore the colorful ambassador to Madrid dies in legend
Alex Moore of Pittsburgh, nearing retirement as American ambassador to Madrid, lingered in memory for direct royal access and a string of anecdotes. His rapport with King Alfonso and his Washington escapades, including a tale of a dinner with Calvin Coolidge, paint a vivid portrait of a newspaperman turned diplomat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex” Moore
Pittsburgh
Madrid
Alfonso
Alex
Ike
Moore
Stage
Ito
Lillian Russell
Washington
Mr. Moore
Spanish Court
Harding
White House
President Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
New
Spain
Alec
Ambansador
Alex Moore
C. C. Hamlin
Colorado
Hamlin
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Ambassador Moore
Fred Upham
King
His Majesty
Ready to wear conquers France in ironic forecast
A Newark Evening News column mocks French fashion then notes a US sponsored mission to teach Paris in mass produced clothing. The piece imagines a cultural clash as Americans export Chicago and Rochester standards to Paris amid a rise of standardized European dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Newark Evening News
Gaul
Americana
la Bell France
United States
Chicago
Rochester
Foreign Affairs, Commerce and Labor
Europe
Balkans
Paris
Alphonse
Gaston
Oxford
Tuileries
Caira
Your Health by Dr Evans Warns on Biliousness and Liver Tests
An editorial on biliousness covers causes and self care including fasting, enemas, and outdoor activity. It explains liver function tests by rye barrier and biliary drainage methods, and advises diet changes low in protein and fats, ample water, and cautious alkali use. It also addresses child sleep issues and pregnancy while noting related reader questions.
New York Letter Reflections on Fads and Fortunes
A New York correspondent chronicles social oddities and injuries on city streets. vignettes cover cosmetic mishaps with paraffin, bold Britons at gunmen’s tables, a Malay berserk killer tale, war veterans missing limbs, and a loafer’s taunt to a cane bearing man. The piece critiques theater trends and moral impressions as Charleston dancers and Paris-bound instructors evoke changing tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 63Rd Street
New York
Short Pickings From Distant Headlines
A collage of quips and clipped phrases from various papers reflects chatter on war, peace, patriotism, dog warnings, and social phrases. It notes year 1925 trends, commerce in China, and political intrigue with a playful tone.
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