Canton Daily News Rates and Office List
The Canton Daily News shows its publishing offices in multiple cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Washington Columbus and international addresses in London Paris Berlin Rome and Pekin. It lists carrier and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions with various prepaid options.
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Daily News
New York
Forty-Second Street
Chicago
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Hearst
Los Angeles
Detwilder
Washington
Post Building
Columbus
SPAHR
London
Trafalgar Rldgs
Northumerland
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Pekin
Public Welfare and Community Improvements Promoted
The plan advocates honest law enforcement and better transportation, with stricter smoke ordinance enforcement, improved street and highway work, school development, hospital status upgrade, park expansion, and an active Chamber of Commerce.
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Canton
Aultman Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Bible Thought for Today On God's Rights and Blessing
A devotional note quotes Numbers 23 verses 7 and 8, asserting that curses cannot reach those whom God has blessed. The message emphasizes divine protection and the authority God grants to Israel.
Iowa Republicans rebuke Coolidge era as Brookhart wins
Iowa Republicans rejected the regulars and endorsed Brookhart by a large margin over Cummins in a signal that Western tariff protection and anti Coolidge sentiment have shaped the nomination. The vote is seen as a statewide rebuke of national leadership and a vindication for Brookhart's battle against the Old Guard.
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Smith W. Brookhart
Albert G. Cummins
Iowa
Towa
Thrift Paradox Tied to Auto Spending and Savings
At a Society of Automotive Engineers meeting Charles F. Kettering of General Motors Research Corp argues that rising auto use spurs savings deposits. He notes U.S. savings bank deposits around 45 billion dollars versus 16 billion invested in motor cars, linking diffusion prosperity to turnover and reduced waste. The thrifty idea covers wise spending and saving beyond mere pleasure cars.
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Society of Automotive Engineers
French Lick
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Research Corporation
United States
Kettering
The Automobile as Emancipator and Economic Gauge
Mr. Kettering argues cars raise personal and national productivity by freeing time and energy. He notes Americans produce ten cars per year per worker versus three abroad, tying automobile ownership to wealth creation and wage growth while warning the unit of measure remains far ahead.
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Mr. Kettering
America
Gentlemanly Lying in a New York Perjury Case
In a New York trial a defendant facing multiple perjury charges over grand jury testimony is condemned for lying “like a gentleman.” The defense plea cites protecting guests at a bathtub party, but the verdict is guilty. Justice Harmon warns perjury harms justice and urges severe penalties when proven deliberate.
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New York
Earl Carroll
New York Bar Association
William Harmon
Supreme Court
Justice Harmon
French Debt Refunding Plan Faces Senate Vote
The article notes that ratification by the French parliament would advance a debt refunding agreement backed by a two thirds house vote. Support stems from a stable exchange and global business, while opposition centers on American taxpayers and past allies, with the American Funding Commission cited as a sane settlement basis.
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Senate
Congress
American Funding Commission
Senate Cloture Debate Cements Rules Reform Doubt
The Senate debates cloture as a barrier to voting on amending its rules. The Dawes reform remains a distant goal. Senator Underwood motioned to change rules to allow a majority to end debate on revenue and appropriation measures. The Dawes plan would apply broadly.
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Pears
Senate
Dawes
Underwood
House
Robinson
Senate Debate and Proposals Shape Dawes Plan Fate
The article reviews Senate hesitation over cloture and underwood style debate on major measures and notes the Underwood Plan’s fate tied to Dawes plan approval. It cites Census Bureau data on auto fatalities, prohibition enforcement, and social comments on manners, weather, and optimism, ending with reflections on negotiation and bargains.
New Railroad Labor Law Digest Summaries
Washington Star summarized the Watson Parker bill creating adjustment boards mediation by a five member panel none with pecuniary interests, arbitration by consent, and emergency boards if needed. It lacks enforcement provisions and uncertainty remains on public protection and outcomes. Railroad chiefs and labor groups split on expected success and state role. Public cooperation cited as key to potential gains.
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Congress
Erie Dispatch
Washington Star
Senate
Board of Mediation
Boards of Arbitration
The
Star
Fargo Forum
Bellingham Herald
Railway Labor Board
Boston Transcript
Sims Barbs by Tom Sims
No one can make a fool out of you without your help. What this country needs is a reverse gear for gas meters. The fellow who wants but little here below has it in his head. It's rather silly to criticize an office holder. He's bound to be smarter than those who elected him.
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Cummins
Iowa
Brookhart
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Arc On Champs-Elysee
Mama
Papa
Montmartre
Kennedys
Pittsburgh
Lfe
Manitoba
Canada
John Wesley
the Statesman Evangelist
Atlantic Ocean
New York City
Malta
Mediterranea
M. N
Just Folks by A. Guest on Youth Rights and Age
A poem arguing that young people have rights to youth and expression. It urges patience from elders, calls for parental support, and treats youth as a privilege rather than a sin. The voice favors keeping a youthful spirit and guiding youth with kindness.
Jests and Jingles by Jay Ser
A Chicago city fireman is depicted wearing the same uniform for 18 years in a humorous column. The piece jokes about the durability of his suit and what it implies about control at home, ending with a quip about frequent tailoring.
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Jay Ser
Chicago City Fireman
Abroad with O. oO. McIntyre In Europe
Paris diary describes Parisian freedom and bustle with cafes, promenades, and family life. A taxi collision near Montmartre leads to rapid police and a dramatic, humorous confrontation. The writer notes rain, chivalry, and lively street scenes amid lingering danger.
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O. Oo. McIntyre
Europe
CURRENT OPINION HOPI VS FLAPPER
The piece questions a Hopi snake dance in front of the U.S. Capitol as a political statement. It challenges double standards, considering if white ballroom and cabaret dances should face similar scrutiny versus Hopi ritual performance.
Dr Cadman Everyday Questions Answ ered Questions
Daily reader queries answered by Rev Dr S Parkes Cadman, president of the Federal Council of Churches. Topics include Christmas dates, work balance, church attendance, and marital trust with practical guidance and pastoral perspective from New York City to Manitoba.
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Daily News
S. Parkes Cadman
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Cadman
Undulant fever and milk spread linked in health column
Dr W A Evans notes yellow fever and malaria waning while undulant fever rises, linked to contagious abortion bacteria in cattle and raw milk. He cites cases in Lansing and Baltimore, explains why few develop the fever, and suggests pasteurization and dose factors.
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San Francisco
Alice Evans
Malta
Huddleson
Baltimore
Lansing
Mich
Agricultural College
Short Pickings Across Dailies
A collage of clipped lines references moral lessons, real estate, pardons, industry paradoxes, and political taxes. It notes motherly scolding, textile yields, and international patriotism with leaders in various papers. The tone imitates tabloid snippets from multiple markets.
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