British Elections and Disarmament and Indiana School Debate
A column argues for defending city manager government and school autonomy against Coffin Shipp influence while urging a voters ticket free of Coffinism to protect schools. It also notes Britain’s Labour surge after Thursday’s election and calls for a naval reduction pact and a broader Kellogg plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin
Shipp
Chicago
Great Britain
Labor
Ramsay McDonald
United States
Hoover
Arlington
Washington
Coolidge
Textile Strike Settlement At Elizabethton Aims At Stable Labor
The textile strike ends as workers return to the rayon mills in Elizabethton Tennessee under a new personnel led system. E T Willson from Passaic New Jersey leads the department and pledges no discrimination against union members. The settlement raises wage hopes and signals a shift toward northern wage standards and stabilized labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethton
Tenn
E. T. Willson
Horstmann Mills
Passaic
N. J
William Kelly
United Textile Workers of America
Willson
Reapportionment Bill Move Brightens Constitutional Outlook
The piece applauds the Senate for a post census reapportionment plan and anticipates House approval, praising the Constitution and noting renewed confidence. It also notes power companies buying newspapers, Mussolini’s cabinet shifts, a jewel theft in New York, and a science feature on cloud types including thunder cirrus and tornado clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Humphreys
United States Weather Bureau
Change and risk color early 20th century life and sport
A series of reflections contrast amusement and danger from parachute deaths at a memorial holiday to a fading Grand Army of the Republic in New York. It notes the perils of entertainment and the lure of fate while critiquing attitudes toward work and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
New York
France
Labor lands a smashing triumph shaping England’s future
The Labor party wins big beyond a political turnover becoming a constructive movement for social and economic reform. Conservatives are labeled stagnating while Labor advocates modernization, imperial critique, and a broader worker role in industry for peace and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Labor Party
England
Verse Reflection Appears in Daily Thought Entry
A short devotional line cites a biblical verse from Ezekiel and notes a critical tone about servility in a lamplight context. The fragment mentions vain vision and flattering divination within the house of Israel and labels a laborer as an odious servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Israel
Ezekiel
Daily Health Service recommends eight glasses water daily
Dr Morris Fishbein presents health guidance from the Journal of the American Medical Association noting estimates of human value and a New Zealand study by Dr J S Elliott on body fat and energy potential. The article discusses health measures and dietary advice for the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
J. 8. Elliott
British Medical Association
New Zealand
Youthful Edison successor must be deaf and more
The text laments a supposed modern heir to Edison who must be deaf, recalling odd anecdotes about his youth and dramatic claims. It shifts to commentary on causes and effects in politics, science, and society, with satire on prohibition, health, and water consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Republic
Mr. Edison
Adams the Diplomat in England 1785
In June 1785 John Adams, America's first ambassador to Great Britain, was formally presented to King George IV. His posting followed Holland recognizing U.S. independence and granting a loan to the new republic. He later sought removal, returned in 1788, and influenced early American politics aligning with the Federalists against Jefferson and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
America
Great Britain
George IV
Adams
Holland
United States
New Republic
England
France
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Jefferson
Quotations From Notables On Power And Society
A collection of remarks by Leon Trotski Mussolini quotes and other voices. Notables discuss bureaucratic privilege and the state in society. The mix includes Trotski on bureaucrats and Mussolini’s impact along with reflections on religion and mental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Trotski
The
Nation
Citizenship and Naturalization Bulletin Offered by Washington Bureau
The Washington Bureau announces a revised bulletin on citizenship and naturalization rules. It explains who is a citizen and how to obtain naturalization papers, targeting prospective citizens and helpers, with a coupon for order and a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
United States
Washington
Flowers and Flowers and More Flowers Inspire Hope and Beauty
The piece extols flowers as messages of hope and joy, praising chrysanthemum lineage, roses, honeysuckle, sunflowers, and other blooms. It celebrates florists work, cultivation, and science blending petals and colors, urging appreciation over scientific explanation. The tone blends poetic imagery with reverence for nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
South America
First Boer War timeline and Second War start
The First Boer War began in 1880 and ended in 1881 without a lasting settlement. The Second Boer War started on October 2, 1899, and peace was signed at Vereeniging on May 31, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vereeniging
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Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis Times Public
Maryland Street
Apolis
Ind
Marion
Boyd Gurley
Fhone—Balley
United Press
Scripps-Hclation
Informa
Give Light
W. Howard
Frank G. Morrison
D Newspaper Alliance
Newspaper Enterprise Assowcu Service
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ople
C. Shipp
George Coffin
Jackson
Statehouse
South
Mussolini
Italy
David Dietz
Science
M. E. Tracy
Mr. Gallagher
R. Gallagher
Mr. Shean
Broadway
Obert Maynard Hutchins
Chicago University
London
Lloyd George
Party
Is Progressive
Hough
Labor Party
Daily Thought
Rawle
Shox
Tary
Daily Health Service
Frederick Landis
Mellon
Betty Lees
Seattle
Wash
Salvation Army
Europe
Sinclair
Fall
Aess H. C. Schuester
Wisconsin
Jefferson Davis
Davis
John Bull
South Pole
Baz
G. M. Williams
Marmon Motor Car Company
Charles Jefferson
Forbes Magazine
William Lyon Phelps
Yale
Citizenship and Naturalization
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Bulletin, Citizenship and Naturalization
U. S
Foster
Houston Press
Southland
Blend Rose and
Burbank
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