President's zeal for League of Nations amid wartime zealotry
The text argues the President favored neutrality early in World War I, then advocated a League of Nations to prevent future wars. It claims public opinion opposed entering the war in 1914 15, while blaming Germany for breaking neutrality and forcing U.S. into war. It contends a League earlier could have prevented the conflict.
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League of Nations
Germany
Bernsdorf
Austria
America
Wilson
Belgium
League To Enforce
Taft
League
Monroe
Central
Congress
Congress Aloirm
Lincoln
Wakenley
Cuba
Garfield
Nonpartisan stance on League of Nations cited
The editorial states the paper will remain neutral on the presidency and the League of Nations. It notes Democrats and Republicans have varied views, and that individual editors may advocate when appropriate while maintaining overall nonpartisanship for subscribers.
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League of Nations
Vice Presidential Picks EarnBroad Praise From Leaders
Both parties favor their vice presidential choices. Coolidge gains respect for handling Boston police riots with praise from President Wilson. Roosevelt, the Democratic candidate, appears rapid and capable as a potential president with a strong responsive speech delivered after notification on Monday.
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Coolidge
Wilson
Boston
Roosevelt
Dre Im
The Price of Sugar Slumps Across Towns
A North Baltimore grocer advertises sugar at twenty two and a half cents per pound, marking a one and a half cent drop from recent days and a ten cent fall from ten days ago, fueling hopes for fruit canning among housewives.
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North Baltimore
Delegates Return From Cincinnati CS of C Convention
Mrs J YT Stombaugh and Mrs John Weaver of Upper Sandusky attended a CS of C convention in Cincinnati. The Cincinnati council hosted an auto tour and chicken supper at the zoo, with Covington Fort Thomas Latonia tours and a Latonia race track visit. The entire delegation stayed at the Linton hotel as sessions ended Friday. Afterward the pair visited Madisonville relatives of Mrs Stombaugh.
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J YT Stombaugh
John Weaver
Upper Sandusky
Cincinnati
C. S. of C
Zoo
Covington
Fort Thomas
Altamont Hotel
Fort
Latonia
Linton Hotel
Stombaugh
Weaver
Madisonville
Rachel Bennet
Chamber officials to attend Madison school program
TD Stevenson secretary of Carey's Chamber of Commerce leaves Friday for Madison Wisconsin to attend the American City Bureau School for about 15 days. He will be accompanied by J B Abil secretary of the Findlay Chamber of Commerce.
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TD Stevenson
Carey
Chamber of Commerce
Madison
Wis
American City Bureau School
J. B. Abil
Findlay Chamber of Commerce
Dayton Notification Ceremony Draws 75 000 Attendees
Governor Cox and running mate Franklin Roosevelt head a large Dayton gathering with about 75,000 visitors and 15,000 in the parade. Senator Robinson of Akron delivers the notification speech extolling the League of Nations and America’s role in world affairs.
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Dayton
Cox
Marion County
Franklin Roosevelt
Robinson
Akron
League of Nations
Political clash over wartime unity and Republican leadership
A rhetoric filled piece defends wartime unity and condemns Republican leaders for 1912 style revolt. It questions the value of two years of inquiry into a vast military effort and accuses lawmakers of lacking constructive laws and accountability.
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Congress
A Call for Change From the Old Industrial World
A speaker contrasts two paths at a political crossroads. One path leads to higher citizenship and personal freedom. the other to reaction and fewer chances for the average person. He warns of cunning demagogues and urges choosing a future of progress and opportunity over a return to the so called normal days of past administrations.
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America
Mars
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hell
Nationwide appeal urged to conserve gas in cars
A News Letter summary notes oil interests push a countrywide campaign to save gasoline and warns of rationing if ignored. Stand ard Oil cites American cars as inefficient. English cars reportedly use more miles per gallon. The piece also covers pen consumption, construction delays due to transport costs, rising labor efficiency, and calls for full economic reallocation to curb price rises.
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U. S
Standard Oil Co
New York City
Harvest Home to Feature Local Band Sought by Chamber
Plans underway to organize a concert group for the Harvest Home celebration. The Chamber of Commerce organizes the fall event and seeks musicians to perform during the festivities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Redpath Chautauqua Schedule in Carey August 18 23
The Redpath Chautauqua Bureau presents a Carey program August 18 to 23 with daytime children’s hour concerts and evening lectures. Featured acts include Danbar’s Singing Bell Ring, Clark French Company, Irene Stolofsky, Harold Procter, and the White Hussars with grand concerts. Season tickets cost 3.20 for adults and 1.10 for children under 15, including taxes.
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Redpath Chautauqua ‘Bureau
Carey
Ust
Danbar
Duntidr
A. Prince Theig
York
Clarks French Company
Clark-Rvench Company
Granville ‘Jones
Irene Stolofsky
Johnist
Booth Tarkington’s
Antonio
M. Beryl Buckley
Harold Procter
California
Iréne Stolofsky
William Griffith Hill
White Hussars
Paul W. Ward
Children’s Hour
France
Marie Rose Lauler
Ada Roach Company
Children's Hour
India
Hivale
Joy Night
Ada Roach and Company
Wheat harvest yields high on J A Newcomer farm
Grover Hile threshed wheat from 24 acres on the J A Newcomer farm northwest of town last week. The yield averaged better than 380 bushels per acre. Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Hile hosted 16 threshers and their families with ice cream and cake.
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Grover Hile
J.A Newcomer
Carey Resident Praises Dean's Kidney Pills
J. H. Keckler of Carey states a severe kidney trouble with back and limb pains was cured after using six boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. The remedy is advertised as a reliable, time tested kidney treatment available at all dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., manufacturers.
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Times
Aggin
Dean
Carey
J. H. Keckler
E. South St
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
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