Open diplomacy and Mexican policy in U S Mexico talks
The piece argues that arbitration was withdrawn and asserts Mexico may dictate Texas policy, noting Kellogg’s stance and calling for open diplomacy. It criticizes coercion or trickery in relations between the two nations and urges transparent actions and informing nationals. It emphasizes mutual respect and proper channels in resolving grievances.
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Mexico
Texas
Kellogg
United States
Just Folks Dy Edgar A Guest on a Mother's Death
Poem reflecting on a mother’s passing and the lessons she imparted. It urges children to trust God, endure grief, and live by her teachings. Copyright 1926 by Edgar A Guest.
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FOLKS
Edgar A. Guest
Adgar A. Guest
City Improvement Platform Statement
A summarized excerpt from a political platform endorsing better city transportation facilities adequate traffic regulations soft water for Canton abatement of the smoke nuisance enlarged parks and playgrounds a sane program of city street and county highway improvement continued development of the public schools and related civic goals.
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Canton
Bible Thought for Today Why Will Ye Die
Quote from Ezekiel 33 11 urges repentance turning from evil ways with the Lord God saying he has no pleasure in the death of the wicked. The message calls the house of Israel to turn and live in faith.
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House of Israel
Ezekiel
Center for Airplanes Competing for Commercial Aviation Lead
The article outlines rapid commercial aviation growth centered on Detroit challenging Dayton and Chicago. It notes Dayton’s Wright lineage and McCook Field research, Detroit’s Ford ties and Stout Metal Airplane work, and plans for Detroit Airways freight and passenger routes to Dayton Cleveland and Chicago. It argues the US leads globally and that city rivalry will boost aviation development.
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Dayton
McCook Field
Air Service
United States
Orville Wright
Walcott
Smithsonian Institute
Detroit
Chicago
National Air Transit Corporation
Ford
Stout Metal Airplane Company
Detroit Airways, Inc
Cleveland
America
Tax Exempt Securities Debate and State Rights Argument
The article argues against federal efforts to amend the constitution to prohibit tax exempt securities issued by states and municipalities. It contends tax reform should cut surtax rates to attract taxable investments and maintains that abolishing tax exempt bonds would not solve tax or revenue issues. It cautions such a move threatens states’ rights and public improvements funding.
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Washington
Open Diplomacy Debate Shows Diplomacy Through Press
The article argues open diplomacy cannot be proper practice if used to justify domestic swagger via newspapers. Kellogg’s Mexico call was condemned by Calles as an improper, offensive action unfit for international channels. Recognition promises protection for Americans and property, but Kellogg’s approach failed to bolster that aim or justify intervention.
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Kellogg
Calles
Mexico
Washington
United States
Village Life and Public Policy Reflections
A collection of brief observations on village life and leadership, economics, and social issues. The notes touch on urban versus rural development, government roles, prohibition, tariffs, and public figures, with humorous asides about cooking and vacation habits. Daily thought closes with a moral about gentle admonition.
To Be Ever Ready
A reflective piece arguing that suffering is not divinely willed but a result of human error and limitation. It contends God is giver, not director of tragedy, urging preparedness and responsibility rather than fatalistic acceptance. It cites the Pennsylvania train wreck and other hazards to illustrate human agency in disaster.
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Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Our Debt to Villages and Rural Leadership
The article argues that villages produced many notable professionals and that village life now enjoys high regard. It notes a shift in perception toward rural communities, comparing contemporary village planning enthusiasm to past city planning rhetoric and highlighting the rising status of rural areas.
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United States
One Conflicting After Dinner Observation
Life magazine style essay recounts a sequence of brief, humorous social conflicts seen near a Canton county courthouse. A heavyset man quips about butterflies as hose decor and praises women's beauty, provoking a wry reply about women. A Canton resident who lost chickens argues about mankind and his shotgun. An Akron man’s murder arrest story hints at courtroom behavior patterns. The piece ends with a neighbor claiming women will stay home unless the conference room is relocated.
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Canton
Mankind
Jests and Jingles Dirty Digs and Self Surgery
A playful column mocks frugal residents and odd habits. A town man saves money by operating on himself, sparking quips about cut rates and undertaker expenses. Sensesless queries note anaesthesia timing and self surgery as imprudent. LIFF'S DAILY BATTLES laments repeated requests to do all the cutting at home.
New York Letter on Youth and City Oddities
New York June 20. The letter notes urban youths trading gawky uniforms for polish and self assurance, with fathers seen as governors and mothers as mater. It mentions Henry L. Doherty’s rooftop bed, Midtown Annex title shops, and a long running Sixth Avenue Fire Sale, ending with a quip about Big Gap.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Big Gap
Moon as a Tin Dish Pan Poem by Helen Welshimer
A poem fragment contrasts the moon’s changing forms with domestic images. It shifts from a dish-pan moon over a kitchen floor to earlier nights when the moon appeared as a silver balloon a dream and a boat. Each night brings a new metaphor, ending with a tin dish-pan hung in the sky.
Uncommon Sense by John Blake on discontent and progress
The piece argues that contentment yields stagnation while discontent drives invention from Watt to the automobile. It warns against self-satisfied individuals who deem the world fixed and urges striving, noting that divine purpose begins with challenging complacency. A contented person becomes dull. a discontented person becomes a force for action.
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Marcus Aurelius
James Watt
Worst Story Heard Today By WILL ROGHRS
Will Rogers complains about people who tell endless stories and admits he dislikes golf tales. He recalls a day with Fred Stone and family, noting Dorothy is a star and pays tribute to golf misadventures by theater folks. Tomorrow brings another of Rogers' worst stories.
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Will Roghrs
Fred Stone
Dorothy
Coolans
Fred
I T
Will Rogers
Slavery debate sparks humanitarian concern in Britain
In Lords debate London reports slavery and slave raids persist in Abbysinia and eastern Africa. Lord Robert Cecil says the League of Nations has the task of eradicating slavery globally and Britain cooperates with the league in every possible way.
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London
House of Lords
Abbysinia
Africa
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
League
Quiet Vacation From the White House Marked by Restraint
Washington reports that President Coolidge plans a unusually quiet vacation with no golf clubs or sporting gear. Only brief trips aboard the Mayflower to Massachusetts Bay and a restrained social schedule with minimal official duties.
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Washington
White House
Rob Roy
Paul Pry
Coolidge
White Court
Swampscott
Atlantic
Salem
Taft
Beverly
Potomac River
Massachusetts Bay
Hook
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Lynn
Coolidges
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Wilson
Columbia Country Club
Taftaloo
Roosevelts
Oyster Bay
McKinley
Plymouth Notch
Canton Daily News
Oldest Inhabitant of London Dies at 104
London’s oldest resident Miss Lisle of George Street died aged 104. She had not left her home for over two years and spent six months bedridden. Her memory remained clear to the end and she recalled 19th century days and men she met.
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London
Miss Lisle
George Street
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