Reviving the isolation debate in Roosevelts 1920 call
A Chicago speech urges reseating the question of international cooperation after League of Nations defeat. It argues a stable world requires U S cooperation, warning drift risks disaster and urging definite action with other nations to secure peace and stability.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Italy
Ethiopia
Russia
Germany
Japan
China
Reayl
Reading Habits Show Bosses Read Less Yet Think More
A survey led by Dr. Ralph Tyler of Ohio State University finds clerks and stenographers read more than their bosses. Clerks favor mystery and adventure while stenographers prefer romance and confession stories. Bosses read less but choose books on social or economic issues, suggesting bosses may have greater intellectual curiosity or simply less spare time.
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Progressive Education Association
Ralph Tyler
Ohio State University
A Century of Co-eds Opens with Oberlin Milestone
The American co-ed marks her 100th birthday this month as Oberlin College reflects on admitting women a century ago. Founders said the step aimed to broaden access and equality in higher education following the college’s historic policy change.
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Oberlin College
Oberlin anniversary marks progress in coeducation
The passage notes the historical elevation of the female character and expanding access to education. It highlights the shift from misjudgment and neglect to broader inclusion, with Oberlin College cited as a milestone in the spread of coeducation across American colleges and universities.
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Rset
America
Oberlin
Constitutional amendment would require national referendum to declare war
Reports from Washington discuss a campaign for a constitutional provision prohibiting a declaration of war without a nationwide referendum. The proposal, tied to concerns over a coopera tive foreign policy and Roosevelt's Chicago speech, would allow the government more leeway only with direct public approval.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Chicago
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
A brief note describes daily editorial selections from a large collection of American papers. It mentions access at the Evening Huronite library holdings and references a second floor location with reader access during office hours for study and reference purposes.
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South Dakota
Huronite
Iewa
Workers Run Factory in Los Angeles Strike Seizes Plant
In a surprising turn, workers at a knitting mill seized control after a wage dispute and formed a $25,000 corporation to sign a bargaining agreement with the former owner. They aim to prove higher wages were feasible while risking questions about profits, costs, and ongoing business viability. The piece warns that without access to records and ongoing payroll responsibilities, workers may misjudge margins and overhead as the enterprise navigates the new arrangement.
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Los Angeles
Women and College Studies at Oberlin Centennial Reflections
An Aberdeen American feature recalls ten years since women first entered Oberlin College in Ohio, noting early strict rules and popular courses in anatomy and physiology. It celebrates a century of women’s progress in higher education and contemplates future gender gaps at the institution.
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Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Tme
Congress
Sun Spots and Wall Street Aims Linked
Fragmented OCR reads as a historical note linking sun spots to stock market behavior and financial regulation. It references Wall Street influence, a fictional firm Spots Ltd, and an SEC guard role with a legal disclaimer about offers and prospectus language.
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Philadelphia
Wall Street
Mary Kenen
Spots Street
Norris
Spots, Ltd
Andeenky Heen
Supren ‘Court
Stormy night and quiet family observations in October diary
The diary recalls a Tuesday storm with thunder and rain easing rye fields, a family scene with Jim taking Janey to town for play practice, and the children seeking protection. It reflects on courage, neighbourly swallows, transplanted four o clocks, and a wish for quiet, honest family life to return in spring.
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Janey
Twins
David
Tru
Joe
Mallon Continues Segments on Wage Hours and Boycott Talk
The piece surveys uncertain reactions to proposed wage and hour controls and a potential boycott of Japanese goods. It notes fears of political misuse, mentions Republican defections on a conscience issue, and cites employment figures in silk and hosiery sectors. It also references Treasury officials and a new prognosticator, Bill Galvin, amid Washington chatter. A local sale of household goods is briefly noted in Blunt.
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Connery
Mason- Dixon
Republican Party
A. F
Ecommerce Department
U. S
Treasury
Commerce Department
New York
Washington
Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Social events in Huron marked by teas and gatherings
Misses Mary and Emma Lampe hosted fifteen friends to honor Miss Claire DeLang of Highmore at their parents home. Olive Wilcox opened the E and O Club season with an informal gathering and light lunch. Mrs Baumbhow hosted twelve ladies at a thimble party with a guessing contest and a prize. Evelyn McIlvaine gave a dancing party for sixteen, with punch served. A note mentions Misses MeIlvaine, plans to travel with relatives to Knoxville and Memphis, and a curious aside on the okapi.
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Emma Lampe
A. Lampe
Claire DeLang
Highmore
Frederick Lampe
Kensington
Lampe
Miss DeLang
E. & O. Club
Olive Wilcox
Ruth Maine
Misa Blanch
Eggleston
Labyrinth
W. H.henson
Punch
A J Mrne C
N. MeIlvaine
Finch
Knoxville
Iowa
Faulkton Joins In Iron Lung Campaign
Faulkton will collect donations for an iron lung to combat infantile paralysis. The local American Legion leads the drive with state support and added machinery. A new compressed air tank and gasoline engine enhance the effort, with diesel fuel secured and an underground reservoir. Electricity will power the plant to serve five towns on the line.
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Faulkton
Lexion
4Et
Horkeham
Zell
Mirands
Orient
Faulketon
Improvements At Faulkton Plant
Faulkton reports extensive summer repairs at Northwestern Public Service Company plant. The project aimed to upgrade facilities and enhance reliability for local service. No further details provided.
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Faulkton
Northwestern Public Service Company of
Silver tea held by Union Aid Society hosts exhibit
A silver tea was held on Friday afternoon by division two of the Union Aid Society in Wellington. The event featured an exhibit of fancy work relics and reminues in connection with the 12.
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Wellington
Union Aid Society
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