Mexico must work out her own destiny
An article in the Ladies Home Journal attributes to President Woodrow Wilson a defense of Mexican self-rule and derision of foreign capital control. He argues Mexico must pursue liberty and self-government, while the United States should press for border security and respect for Mexican sovereignty, without repeating past meddling.
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Mexico
Fuladelphia
Penn
Woodrow Wilson
Tome Jounal
United States
America
Mhemeelvas
Diaz
Jie
Fortin
Mexicos
Lame
Syaiea
Thias
Luis
Freshmen in Miami University Fraternity Pledges
Oxford college notes list pledges from multiple fraternities including Delta Kappa Upsilon Sigma Chi and Alpha Delta Sigma with numerous members from towns like Cincinnati Hamilton Middletown and Norwood. The piece also covers a freshmen versus sophomore sports day, a new training table at the Chocolate Shop, and a university publicity appointment for Jack Trost.
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Gow
Baier Chapel
Baby
Wen
Varios
Miami
Delta Kappa Upsilonner
Cineramati
Lyle Dewfield
Clarence Loadenbach
George Freeman
Middletown
Sigma Chi
John Hole
Troy Earl Hausex
Covington
Sherwood
Bell
Hamilton
J. G. Frost
Osevola
Nubz A. Ragon
Cold Springs
Russel Oxley
New Philadelphia
Travald — Thompson
Amsden
A. Pulman
van Wert
Bein Tmieta
Pi—Miles Zoller
Sinnati
Oseax Bayes
Tamilton
Volun Goal
Leater Saundy
Dayton
Edward Sauer
Lewis Moss
Greensburg
Robert Jummetright
Charles Frenely
al Piqua
Charles Benjamin
Sidney
William Cheson
Madison
Wis
Henry Orth
Chillicothe
Phi Delta Sheta
Clarence Oppenlander
Buuyrus
Vern Willson
Norwoods Rovers
Grandi
Benton Far Bory
Raymond Glenking
Ianhethlown
Clan Corbett
Paulding
Benes Corey
Greenshurgh
Tad
Forrest Coukeon
Troy
Della van Delly
Tohn
Eugene Tiss
Chilligathe
Jon Crosby
Gree Dey
Parlamouth
Edmond Ayres
Russel Saundes
Kenton
Harold Hredmore
Milford
Georversity
Litle
Frost
C. G. Trost
Jack
Wlyrin
Miami University
Theiversity
Tlaghos
Cy? Dubies
Mani University
Thsophs
Tallawanda Creek
George Little
How Lo Judge Woman by Her Hair
Advice on judging a woman by her hairstyle and neatness. Recommends avoiding dishwashing detergents, using specialized shampoo and a home preparation with anthrox from a druggist, dissolved in hot water. Claims the treatment cleans, softens, adds volume, and stimulates scalp health for hair growth.
Wild Dreams: Middletown Man Dies in Police Cell
John Teal, a former Acdilletown bartender, died in a police cell on Wednesday after suffering delirium tremens from prolonged heavy drinking. He had been unable to sleep or stop his imagined work and pool games, despite medical care. He was picked up Monday in an exhausted, delusional state and kept secured for safety.
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Middletown
Ab Polies
John Teal
Chaksiveut
Ie Teal
AG Fires Bhi Inn
Dell
Prices Rise Across Food and Goods, Chicago Reports
A Chicago survey shows broad price increases over the past year in food, clothes, luxuries, and materials. Wholesalers predict higher food costs this winter with canned fruits up 30 percent and vegetables 15 to 20 percent. Paper bags jumped to 1.65 from five cents, cigars rose to 35 per thousand, cotton goods up 20 to 35 percent, and ladies shoes prices have doubled according to mill and store reports.
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Chicago
Eagle
Coulton
Joalors
State Expenses Rise as Ohio Budget Expands
In Columbus the new year brings higher costs as state government faces large disbursements. Two and a half months show expenses at 5.1 million with total district payments around 41.3 million, forecasting a year total over 20 million and an auditor’s estimate near 21 million due to highway contracts and pending payments.
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Columbus
Neil
Grant Crossings
Ohio
A.V. Donahey
Bey
Hughes Evades Strike Action in Republican Prospect Pamphlet
A political pamphlet accuses Hughes of failing to offer a method to avert an early month threat to a brotherhood strike. It attacks his foresight and labels him Charles Evasion Hughes, claiming he has qualified as the nation’s leading expert in preventing strikes after they occur.
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Charles
H Hughes
Hughes
Charles KB. Hughes
Special Interests Attack Speech by Senator Lewis in Minnesota
In Minneapolis on September 21 Senator Hamilton Lewis of Illinois delivered a campaign opening speech denouncing “special interests” as obstructing issues and criticising Hughes Roosevelt and their followers for delay and inaction. He warned of a financial and labor crisis and claimed the administration faced pressure from industry and finance to prevent necessary laws.
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Miinneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Seoitoy Sfamas Kamilton Lewis
Uinois Mae
Evies
Mexico
Hughes
Lewis
Papal Power Return Reported In German Catholic Press
Amsterdam dispatch notes German Catholic papers advocate restoring temporal papal authority. Cologne Volkszeitung quoted supporting Vatican guarantees shaping postwar peace. Cardinal Martu tainn alleged to have initiated move for Vatican representation at peace talks. UK and Far East trade claims involve German goods via Sweden to Japan and British watchers.
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London
Paps
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Germany
Valieau
Cologne
Li Adda
Martutann
Vatic Ean
Suzy Tyaneiseo
Japan
Straits Settlements
Orient
Sweden
George R. Allen
Allen
Yokosama
Mavigulior
Cncern
Far East
Ghe-Sen Minerals Company
Seoul
Korta
George TR. Allen
New York
Tungstea
Korea
Dapua
Bavieation Company
Alton
Sanmels On Saindels
America’s Gifts To War Stricken Nations
Washington reports Americans contributions to relief efforts for war victims total about 98 million dollars by year end. Funds are allocated through a Carnegie Endowment program aiding 60 nations with humanitarian aid and development projects nationwide.
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America
Washington
Camerie Endowment
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Sdecion
Sox
Gaviety
Sherwood Forest
Folin Sparga
Oxford
Orchests Bilectique
Wniversity Orchestra
Karl Willson
Greenville
Don Shera
John Braun
Henson
Bealgh Temple
Butler County Fair
Gus Hornbrook
Congress of Horses and Riders
Delmar
Mr. Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Wilson Doer
Rom
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek, Mich
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