The Canton Daily News Printing Office Address Listing
A historical listing shows multiple city and postal addresses for the Canton Canton Canton Daily News offices and press locations in New York Chicago San Francisco Washington Columbus Philadelphia and Des Capucines Paris. It includes standard mail and subscription terms across daily and Sunday editions and various durations, with clerk details and office locations.
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Mignanelli
Bible Thought For Today Tevive Thy Work In The Midst Of Years
A devotional line cites Habakkuk 3 2 asking for God to revive his work in the midst of the years and shows reverence for divine action across time.
New Japanese Ambassador Arrives as Veil of War Talk Fades
The arrival of the new Japanese ambassador to the United States signals renewed diplomacy before his Washington posting. Officials express hope for warmer ties and reduced anti American sentiment following congressional debate on Japan policies. The piece urges friendship and warns against letting military rhetoric or junker influence stain official relations.
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United @Water
Washington
Hughes
Terklo
Congress
United States
Japan
America
Junker Clase
Calles pursues major economy drive in Mexico
Mexico’s administration under General Calles pushes drastic departmental cost cuts and wage reductions for officials, slashing unnecessary payrolls, cutting car use, and trimming salaries to balance the budget. The move restores confidence among bankers and industry and signals a developing fiscal reform program.
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Mexico
General Calles
Coolidge
United States
Calles
Costa
Calley
Mexico City
Groundwork Planted for Air Transport Across Cities
The article argues national aircraft program deficiencies aside, commercial aviation will arrive in America. Cities like Cleveland are already reserving landing space while smaller towns weigh the same. As air travel grows for business, communities must prepare airports and infrastructure for widespread use. The piece emphasizes continual pioneering to accommodate future flying machines and economic benefits.
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America
Cleveland
United States
Alaska Native Education Chief W T Lepp May Lose Post
Reports from Washington suggest W T Lepp, superintendent of education for Alaska natives, may be removed. While exact details are scarce, the likelihood of his tenure ending appears plausible as friends intercede and the Interior Department remains silent. Lepp has served Alaska natives for 25 years, a record not easily forgotten.
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Washington
Inlaska
W. T. Lepp
Department of Interior
Amti
Lopp’s Alaska Work Praised for Reindeer Industry Reform
The text lauds Mr. Lopp for a quarter century of service in Alaska, including education, nursing, commercial insight, hospital provisioning, medical services, and major reform of the reindeer industry. It notes opposition from exploiters but highlights his achievements and importance to native communities.
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Lopp
Cabot
Root
Wilson
League for American Citizenship aids foreign born in New Yorks East Side
The League for American Citizenship on the East Side of New York City helps new arrivals, serving about 1000 foreign born persons monthly. It offers an information bureau reading rooms picture shows and language based programs to foster Americanization and reduce feelings of unfriendliness and isolation.
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New York City
League For
League
France
America
Paria
New York
Harmony in Sight as Harrison backs minority support
The article reports Senator Pat Harrison backing Democratic minority critique of the presidents program on governmental efficiency world Court adherence and arms talks. It condemns partisan obstruction and urges bipartisan action, noting Wilson era gridlock. It argues opposition for party reasons harms national welfare and signals a move away from political obstruction.
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Pat Harrison
Senate
Harrison
World Court
Wigile
Wilson
America
Nebraska Senate Sees Dream of Love Law Rejected
An editorial mocks a proposed Nebraska bill to punish alienation of affection with prison or fines. It notes the bill's favorable committee vote and expected passage, but argues the law cannot fix human folly and jokes about gaps such as requiring veils or punishing husbands who affect stenographers.
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Nebraska Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Cabot
Wilson
Eliot
Maine
National Committee
Swanson
William Allen White opposes interscholastic sports in Kansas
A column notes William Allen White of the Emporia Gazette mocks calls to ban school athletic events. It jokes about public passion, youth yelling, and local officials while speculating politics and society amid a stream of satirical remarks.
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William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
White
William Allen
Kansas
Diagnosticians
William of
Emporia
Wisconsin
Paris Diary of Fashion and City Life Descriptions
The article paints a vivid Paris scene with promenading Parisians on the Champs Elysees, refined shops, and the charm of daily life. It notes laundry baskets, rose at breakfast, attentive staff, elegant bathrooms, and a French tailor chase, highlighting Paris fashion trends and the midwestern city feel amid haute couture influence.
Digest of Opinion on the Progressive Party's Decline
A survey of editorials from Chicago to Raleigh weighs the fate of La Follette and the Progressive movement. Major papers view the third party as futile, predicting the two major parties will endure while La Follette loses influence and Senate seats.
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Conference For Progressive
Chicago
LaFollette
Milwaukee Journal
Egypt
Dayton News
la Follette
Baltimore Sun
Congress
Senate
Bangor Commercial
Akron Times
Elmira Star Gazette
Spokane Spokesman Review
Portland Telegram
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Atlanta Constitution
Kansas City Star
Springfield Union
Minneapolis Journal
Tlinois State Journal
Raleigh News and Observer
Republican Party
Richmond
Berlin Population Surges Above Four Million
Berlin reports a population increase of about 75,000 over the past year bringing total residents to 4,078,666. Births remain about 50 percent below prewar levels while deaths declined from 2,984 to 46,874, tracing a pattern of postwar demographic shift.
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Berlin
A Boy Desires His First Watch Echoes From a Past
A speaker recalls a childhood wish for a grandfather's watch and the joy of receiving his first watch. The poem reflects on time, memory, and the passing years, noting the lasting charm of a treasured timepiece and a vow to gift one to a young son.
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Edgar A. Guest
Common Sense Two Kinds of Worry
The piece argues worry can be useful when guiding corrective action but harmful when dwelling on irrevocable past losses. It cites a stock loss leading to self destruction and distinguishes destructive worry from constructive concern that spurs future work and effort. It notes youth and money wastes cannot be restored by worry, while forming better habits may result from focused concern.
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Mr. Longfellow
Florence Prag Kahn Elected to Fill Congress Vacancy
The Port Worth star Telegram notes Florence Prag Kahn, widow of Julius Kahn, elected to Congress. She rejects feminist rhetoric, pledging to serve with common sense, focusing on ordinary duties of motherhood and public office, as she takes on the role.
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Mrs. Kahn
SHORT PICKINGS from a mosaic of papers
A collage of quotes mocks politics, social norms, and public figures. Jokes poke at punishment fitting the crime and marital privacy. Notes reference Paris fashion, diplomacy, Coolidge era cabinet humor, and a jab at loudspeakers and snoopers.
Roosevelt Opposes Wilson After 1916 Election Notes
Details from Roosevelt and Lodge letters show ongoing opposition to President Wilson's policies after the 1916 election. Correspondence discusses naval bills, preparedness, and political strategy, with references to Hughes, Eliot, and party divisions amid looming U.S. entry to war.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
America
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