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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1925
Page
4
Memorial Day address by President Coolidge at Arlington
The speech critiques federalism and states rights, stressing law enforcement and shared responsibility under the constitution. It links Memorial Day to memory of heroism, warns against northern southern resentments, and notes tensions over federal aid and local autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Coolidge
America
Arington
Noted Mining Tragedy Reflected In Public Attention
The piece contrasts the single rescue of Floyd Culling in Sand Cave Kentucky with the long history of 70 miners entombed in Tennessee. It argues public interest shifts, treating mine accidents as routine hazards rather than extraordinary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Cave
Kentucky
Tennessee
Floyd Culling
The Lure and Risks of Coal Mining
The piece reflects on mining dangers and the generational pull of coal work, noting evolving public interest in aviation and coal accidents. It questions why men continue in mining for modest pay despite recurring deadly hazards and whether something in the underground entices them.
Thaw's Loose Again Sparks Debate on His Release
The article argues Harry Thaw, freed from Matteawan, should either return to Virginia or be confined, citing his wild New York visit, lavish spending, and past murder as proof he remains a danger to society. It questions whether his freedom serves public welfare or merely feeds his appetites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteawan
Harry Thaw
New York
Thawta
Thaw
Virginia
Nying
Andrew Jay
Nashville
Tennessee
Negerode
Jackson
Charlotte Observer
F Resson
Chattanooga
Greenville Piedmont
Rachel] Jackson
Nashyl
Memphis News & Tar
Congress
United States
Lynchburg
Minnegerode
Turber
Minnegerota
Louisville Post
Tom Post
New Orleans
Oliver Cromwell
New
Oz* Tribune
Jacks
Oon Tribune
Post Dispatch
Cromwell Warta
Cromwell
Old Hickory
Hartford Courant
Whig Journal
Times
Webster
World Court opposition brushed aside by Dr Hudson
Dr Manley O Hudson argues against Senator Borah's criticisms of the Permanent Court of International Justice. He asserts the court has three years of useful service and that US acceptance of the protocol would enhance its effectiveness. Hudson emphasizes starting and developing the world court over partisan objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Permanent Court of International Justice
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Manley O. Hudson
Borah
The
Hague
World Court
United States Senate
Senator Borah
Hudson
United States
League of Nations
League
Why Gall Stones Cause Weeks Illness and Surgery
The piece notes Secretary of War Weeks likely suffered from gall stones, urging awareness of gall stone prevalence. It mentions the recent rise in cases once uncommon and worse in women, and recalls diagnostic limits including X ray limitations, prompting renewed medical investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Causes of gall stones and modern theories
The article discusses gall stones highlighting that some diseases become accepted facts like appendicitis while gall stones lack a clear cause. It cites diet and exercise as preventive advice, mentions medicines to stimulate bile and dissolve stones, and notes a theory that rapid modern life and convenient travel may play a role. It recalls that gall stones were rarer when water came from springs and wells.
Nixies Cause Postal Week Debate and Phrases
A public notice urges better mail handling during Bet ter Maling Week from June 1 to June 7 arguing for clearer addresses and stronger return information. It notes $300000 in dead letter mail last year and over three and a half million dollars in checks lost, calling for unmailable mail without return addresses and stricter regulations. The piece ends with quotes from Daisy and mentions Senator Borah and police department concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Post Office Department
New York Letter on Debuts and Disillusionment in the Spotlight
In New York May 30, writers and impresarios discuss the high cost and low returns of many musical debuts. The piece notes failed promises, fame chasing, and anecdotal methods from cabarets to hotels, with sketches of Edson, Edeon, and the pressures around rising stars like Diana Manners and Michael Arlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. L. Edeon
Arkansas
Kansas City
Edson
Diana Manners
Michael Arlen
Arlen
London
Mayfair
Cloture in the Senate and the Dawes Debate
San Francisco letter from United States Senator KEY PITTMAN argues against unlimited Senate debate and for preserving cloture as in the House. He recalls his 1913 crusader stance, defends minority protections, and suggests excess legislation risks more than too little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Dawes
West
Senate
United States Senate
Lfe
United States
Europe
House of Representatives
House
San Francisco
Key Pittman
Nevada
Corned beef and cabbage gains social polish in 1920s prose
The piece contrasts cheery praise for corned beef and cabbage as a social status symbol with a broader survey of women’s suffrage developments. It cites Edith Gould and Mrs George Gould praising the dish, then notes Italy granting municipal voting rights to women and the mixed reception of enfranchisement across Europe, including Belgium and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Edith Gould
Papa
Mamma
George Gould
Dinty Moore's
Philadelphia Bulletin
Italy
Europe
Senate
Spain
Germany
Hindenburg
Belgium
Short Pickings and Witty Quips Featured in Roundup
A collection of miscellaneous sayings from several papers. It quotes lines about film stars marriage, the lifespan of a dollar, spring and winter, elephants, and marriage philosophy. The items mix humor and observation from Sanctuary Register Lynchburg News Chattanooga News Nashville Banner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg News
Dawes Fight Over Senate Rules Tangles With Birmingham Gaffe
In a Birmingham speech Vice President Dawes advocates majority rule in the senate while denouncing representation of states with small populations. The piece notes his paradox as minority states could sway legislation under his plan and comments on President Coolidge's health and a mechanical horse tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
New York
Birmingham
Ala
Dawes
Senate
Congress
Moses
Wadsworth
Gen. Dawes
League of Nations
United States
Nevada
United States Senate
Opinions on Andrew Jackson biographer stirpeopled debate across papers
The Nashville Banner and multiple papers debate Minnegerode’s portrait of Andrew Jackson and his wife. Some defend his honesty and praise Jackson’s character, while others claim the depiction distorts facts and tarnishes memory.
Jarres Lusty Quarter Munich Campaign Proves Worthy
Dr Jarrea, seeking the presidency, urged a return to old principles during a campaign rally in Munich. A vast crowd witnessed a display of vigor, with cheers from thousands as he showcased endurance and strength in a beer-filled moment reminiscent of former times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Jarrea
Also Mentioned on This Page
World Court Opposition
American Medical Society
Daisy
McIntyre
Australia
Jene Markey
Edna Ferber
Chicago
Gene
Iowa
Nan
Walter Kingsley
People's Forum
Dawes’ Campaign
Sanctuary Register
Chattanooga News
Jill
Jack
Loulaville Times
Nashville Banner
Baltimore Evening Sun
Kirby
Robt. T. Small
White House
Navy Yard
Digest OF
OLD Hickory Deeveenney
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