Economics and disarmament dominate postwar crisis debates
Edward Pickard surveys Allied reparations talks with Germany, warning the plan risks economic enslavement of workers. He notes Berlin’s pretense of poverty, British French and American stances on tax and bonds, then shifts to disarmament debates. Pershing and Dawes testify on military scales and waste, while Dawes opens a cabinet outlook amid speculations. The wage clash between railroads and unions heats up as tariff battles linger and liquor controls tighten nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Germany
Supreme Council
America
London
France
Prandh
Separatore Commission
Great Britain
Box
Gerdmay
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Genera
Dawes
Europe
United States
Railway Labor Board
Rall Elilery
Railroad Labor Board
Grable
Wilton Wat
Juarez Gambing Reopens Under State Backing After Five Months
El Paso Juarez gambling houses plan a six month reopening in The Tivol after a five month closure. 1,070,100 pesos guaranteed by the Chihuahua state government for the concession. Proceeds fund schools in Juarez and other city improvements while 25 percent goes to the federal government. Bullfights continue in Sumex on Sundays with charity contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Admiral Coontz
Taylor
United States
General Pershing
House Naval Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
el Para
Juara
Arroso
el Pash
Chihunhin
Juarez
Tnaren
Puhleering
Federal
Chihuahua
Jupres
Sumex
Ores
Japanese Statesmen Split Over Armament Curtailment
Split within the Kensei Kai over Yukio Ozaki’s proposal to limit armaments. Ozaki argues education should get funds as defense costs rise, while the party remains divided on reducing naval and military spending. The budget shows 82 percent for naval, 18 percent for army, provoking debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Kensei-Kai
Opposi-Ion Party
Yukio Ozaki
Kensei- Kai Party
M. Oxaki
Kokumin Shimbun
United States
Britain
Ohio headlines mixed with city news from 1930s era era
A chaotic aggregation of police reports, crimes, accidents and local notes across Ohio towns. It mentions a dead infant in Lancaster, a fatal hit and run near Kenton, Elk charity aid in Akron, suicide in Springfield, a merger sale in Columbus, thefts in Cleveland, and a range of civic issues including tax disputes, weathered by terse notes on public safety, rail and utility matters.
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Frank L. Brown
Youngstown
Tuftin Eagles
Fie
Toledo School Board
Stacy & Braun
Toledo, Youngstown and Suburban Railway
Findlay Council
Ashtabula Moose
Eben Guilum
Marietta
Ohio House
Hopley Senate
State Highway Department
Cincinnati
Youngstown Steel
Niles
L. C. Wilkoff
Clark County
Robert Smith
Cleveland
John D. Toker
J. H. Crawford
Findlay
Cwnton
Lawrence A. Pugh
Kenton
Fred Baertsche
Arthur Cornell
Akron
Cornell
Carl Milligan
John Koperski
Toledo
Cambridge Board of Trade
Safe Highway Department
Bridgeville
Canton
Michael Mullen
Ohio
Ernest Baker
Arthur Kohler
Eugene Turner
Peasstead
Pete Sandrane
Turner
Edwin Jones
Republican State Executive Committee
Columbus
Jackson
N. EB. Shaw
Department of Agriculture
Shaw
Darius J. Burnham
Mechanicsburg
Wing Seed Company
Charles B. Wing
Wing
Middletown
van Drivers’ Union
John McSwain
Willam Stillwell
Bulb
Clevelant
Mahel
Parsons
Lakewood
Lillian P. Shattuck
Dixie Highway
Mitcietown
Peter Feddhwala
C. G. Finley
Pennsylvania
Bloomfield
Tifth
W. J. Ritter
Finley
Lancaster
L. A. Heam
Harry A. Logan
Bucyrus Elk
Herbert Moorer
Europe
Ihealil
David W. Callivan
Sear Springiel
Springfield Mik Company
Bellefontaine
Abroncounell
Northern Ohio Traction System
Harley
T. Procter
Bixby
Leola Painter
Kenyon V. Painter
Samuel Jack
East
Davis
A.C. Baxter
State Bureau of Fish and Game
Mahoning Valley
Alex Zbriewski
Lorain
Washington D. H
William
Zedle
Thomas Calhoon
Edward Stein
Wilbur
Akros
Ralph C. Shear
Magdalene Harsa
Ryansport
Louis R. Polster
Warrenville
Cuyahoga Falls
Herschel
Hall
Danville
Ind
Kirk Dunn
Columbiana County
Seger Fuel Company
Ligonier
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Belmont County
Nick Maes
Bellaire
Queen City
New Orleans
Gulf Port
Katherine Booth
Handley
Portsmouth Street Railway
State Utilities Commission
Portsmouth
Irene
Julia
Lawrences Goodwin
Trene Goodwin
House
Senate
Louis Fele
James Phillis
Marion
Clarence Hamilton
Toronto
Steubenville
Stephen
Bil
Alfred Bettman
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Fundations
Jue Hee
Pearl Heney
Gar Consumers' League of Dayton
Sit
City Commission
Dayton Gas Company
Vexas
Orangeville Savings Bank
Orangeville
Ashtabula
Youngstown and Ohio River
Leetonia
The Olive Discourse Lesson On The Wise Virgins
The lesson outlines Olivet discourse themes focusing on Christ's return. It contrasts wise virgins with oil in their lamps to signify the Holy Spirit and genuine faith, against foolish ones lacking spiritual reality and readiness for the Bridegroom. It warns personal repentance and continual faith as essential for entrance to the heavenly banquet.
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Jesson
Olivet
Christ
Zech
Jesus
Marriags
God
Jesus Christ
No One Absolute and Shared Suffering Across Classes
A fragmented quotation highlights the idea that no one is absolute and that wrongdoing spreads through society. It asserts that individuals cannot isolate themselves from harm as the wealthy and the poor affect each other, emphasizing interdependence and mutual impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
Must Deal With Sin in Our Hearts
A brief exhortation stresses that ignoring or cherishing sin prevents entering peace with God, urging repentance and removing sin from the heart to maintain a clear spiritual relationship.
Breakfast in the Brookside Wood with Adventurers
A playful scene unfolds as a boy and girl awaken in a woodland clearing. Mrs Wood Elf hosts breakfast beside a brook while Mrs Get-the-Most-Out-of-Life arrives eager to influence their journey toward adventure and selfhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Secrets
Tam
Mrs. Wood Elf
Mme
Fragmented Cartoon Snippet Mixes Notes and Jokes
A garbled reading from a 19th century page mixes satirical captions with stray quotes about insurance manners the Order of the Garter and church services. The piece includes a motherly refrain about education and a closing quote by 0 8. Marsden noting lifelong learning.
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Brazil
Wilkon
Conrad
Bavaria
Bona
Savoy
Italy
Grove Park Law
Asheville
N. C
Coolidge
Dewes
Brussels
Iast
Mallitary Affairs Committee
Harding
Kahn
Congress
Quartermaster Corps Aline Ig
Ololman
War Department
Pershing
Treasury
Dilnels
A. W. Mellon
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Navy
Frank Q. Lowden
Minolta
Harry M. Daugherty
Will H. Hays
Indiana
Henry ©. Wallace
Town
John J. Davis
Interior
Albert .D. Fall
New Mexico
Mr. Davis
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Kramer
Naton
M. Ozaki
W. S. Ritenour
Dayton
John W. Thornburg
Gallipolis
Leroy Dove
Warren
TOV
Matt
Sher
Reddy
Christian
Parry Graham
Bonner
Mer
Pather
Testedon
Cartoons
Willie
Randy
Boston Transcript
Order of the Garter
England
Yaonan
Sapashan
Yamen
Marsden
Grove
Ieee
Strike
Ars Rossreyy
Kain Mea
Beecham
Aig
Frankfort
Kirkersville
Dodd
Westies
William B. Thurston
Dorttion
Broadway
Tist Bt
New York
Portage
Arthur Palmer
Jsudson
Newchurch
Sean
Detroit
Columbia Avenue
Mich N. Y
Fort Wayne
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