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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
6
Root Urges U S Membership in World Court
In Foreign Affairs, Flihu Root argues for United States entry into the International Court of Justice. He calls it essential to align public opinion with arbitration and peace, noting broad support at home and that the court offers a nonmilitary path to settle disputes while promoting global stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flihu Root
United States
International Court of Justice
Sach
World Court
Mr. Root
Toot
Senate
McIntyre Abroad by 0. 0. WINTYRE.
London diary notes damp day and departure from Croydon to Paris aboard a Hadley Page plane. The author recalls fear of air dangers, watchers in the cockpit, and the contrast between English weather and flight risks. Few Europeans fly London to Paris. most passengers are American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paria
Croydon
England
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Los Angeles
Air Poe
Paris
Channel
Those Trains at 6 A.M. by Edgar A. Guest
A poem recalling the author’s trials of early trains at 6 a.m. with rail journeys from Roanoke to Jacksonville. The speaker laments daily schedules and recalls Pullman cars and porter sleep, claiming punishment lives in 6 a.m. departures as a personal torment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land of Sunshine
Flower
Roanoke
Jacksonville
Dale
Hill
Pullman
Fords
Edgar A. Guest
General Education Board Pioneers New Educational Development
The entity describes the General Education Board advancing practical business like governance in education. It notes cooperation with a medical school, distribution of surveys, and public education efforts that shaped national educational progress and public understanding.
Mussolini's Future Faces Internal Fascist Ambitions
A historical brief notes rising youthful factions within Italy's fascist ranks. It cites an International Fascist movement as a potential outcome, warns vanity and prestige may drive foreign policy, and questions risks to Mussolini as younger leaders may challenge the regime despite fascism's perceived gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apecaliats
Mussolini
Italy
Fanciam
Facciamn
William Holitho
Rome
Russia
Marsolini Laia
Red Cross Peace Efforts Expand Beyond War Time Roles
The Red Cross operates educational work for communities, public health nursing, rural nursing, home hygiene, care of the sick, and home bathing among other preventive services. It emphasizes constructive, nonwar activities that aid families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Red Cros
Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman Named Ambassador to Berlin
President Coolidge nominates Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman to be the United States ambassador in Berlin. The former Cornell University president has long diplomatic experience in Greece and China, and at 70 remains active and capable for the post amid Germany’s stable government and the old world strategic position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jacob Gould Schurman
Coolidge
Schurman
China
Orient
Germany
United States
Cornell University
Greece
Houghton
Poetic Statesmen Debate Poetry in Congress
A critique notes senators and representatives rushing into poetry over trivial pretexts as Congress debates serious affairs. The article cites a long poem satirizing the executive and laments wasted time in the Capitol, urging lawmakers to focus on state business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mptoma
Congress
Dawes
Capitol
Warren
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
America
Washington
Pceetry
End of Third Party Era For Socialists and La Follette Faction
The piece notes the apparent dissolution of the Socialists and La Follette aligned Third Party, formed in 1924. It highlights their mutual estrangement, the 6,000,000 votes they gathered in the November election, and ambiguity about future influence. It suggests neither group will be a major political factor in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Debs
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin Statesman
Don Quixote
MR. Beck
New York World
Diogenes
Congress
LaFollette
Joseph D. Beck
Viroqua
Wis
Beck
la Follette
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
White House
Educational Board Report Highlights Endowments and College Support
The annual board report outlines wide educational finance activity including endowments and donor patterns. It notes twenty years of cooperation with universities and a total contribution of around 22 thousand dollars toward a larger fund expected at 96 million. In 1923 24 the board appropriated over a million dollars to private colleges and pushed for higher teacher salaries.
Clemenceau and a Ten Year Seal on His Memoirs
The article notes former premier Clemenceau plans a three volume work totaling about 690 pages sealed for ten years after his death. It questions how his later views affect judging his career and the book while mentioning other light items on politics crime and social observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
l@st
Common Sense on Thrift and True Savings
John Bla argues saving is essential for prosperity but warns against stinginess. He contrasts thrift with penuriousness, urges reasonable enjoyment, and cites a winter instance where fear of high prices led to forgone comforts. He advocates budgeting for pleasure and long-term health, cautioning against extreme frugality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owin
Manny
Passing of a Pioneer Clark and the West’s Rise
Digest quotes from editorials on William A. Clark of Montana after his death. It recalls frontier romance, Clark as self-made copper king, senator, and symbol of western expansion. Critics vary on his legacy, praising success and noting flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Andrews Clark
Montana
West
New York Evening World
William A. Clark
The
Worcester Gazette
Senator Clark
Los Angeles Express
Clark
Brooklyn Eagle
the Eagle
Columbia School of Mines
coPber
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
United States Senate
Anaconda Standard
Senate
Quincey Whig Journal
Louisville Times
Columbia University
Prnece
Short Pickings Across Newsrooms and Markets
A collage of quoted quips spans markets and politics. References include Tennessee horse sales at 97 cents, a Canadian burning tea pige to “put the devils to rent,” and lines on finance, Congress, and presidents pro tempore with jabs at figures like Reed Heflin and Blease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Sal
Saginaw News Courier
New York World
Jim Reed
Tom Heflin
Cole Blease
Lkely
Senate
Moses
Anaconda Standard
Indian women push independence and power at Nagpur Congress
Madame Dorothy Jinarajadasa recalls India’s female leaders in history and at the 1920 Nagpur National Congress where 106 of 4720 delegates were women. The movement seeks independence by pacific means with inclusive voting norms and early female suffrage in Bombay and Madras provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Dorothy Jinarajadasa
India
National Congress of India
Nagpur
Bombay
Two Opinions on Christianity and Politics Rally in The Nation
The column contrasts Fosdick on the "religion of Jesus" versus a "religion about Jesus" and notes its unifying potential for Christians. It also cites editorials from Dallas and Atlanta papers on Dawes, LaFollette, and political grit, plus an Omaha Bee piece praising pot likker as vital sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Ohio State Journal
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York
God
Atlanta Journal
Lucullus
Omaha Bee
Olcen
Finnish Dr Luauri Relander Elected President At Forty Two
Dr Luauri Kristian Relander won the Finnish presidency at age forty two representing the Agrarian Party He has served in parliament since 1910 and became minister of finance last year His victory surprises many and signals a hope for closer ties with Scandinavian states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O8lo
Luauri Kristian Relander
Finland
Agrarian Party
New Albanian Republic
Ahmed Zon
Rix
Relanie
Scandinavian Countries
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McIntyre
Wintyre
Lulu
Georgette
Edgar A
Charles
DR. Schurman
Reds
Moscow
Mr. Warren
Common Sense
John Bla
Nashville
Tennessean
Borglum
Treasury
Rochester Times Union
Baltimore Morning Sun
Wall Street Journal
Dallas Journal
Gen. Dawes
Evanston
Tom Marshall
Ica
Pot Likker
Marie Henry Watterson
Likker
Cadmus
Round the
Palestine
Vienna
Napoleon
Cunnitt, Ham
Butts
Helena
Ornam
Vitte Fran
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