Pacts About the Present Coal Strike
In a 1922 discussion the piece outlines the 1920 contract for a cross state meeting, notes operators' refusal to comply, and calls for government action. It cites Secretary Davis arguing fault on both sides and warns that government control or ownership may become necessary if the coal dispute continues. Senator Calder and Senator Frelinghuysen are cited as urging intervention. The piece likens coal and railroad issues as national concerns and suggests Roosevelt’s 1903 action as a precedent.
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Calder
New York
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Railroads
United Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Roosevelt’s pragmatic stance on dealing with representatives
Dr. Lyman Abbott cites Theodore Roosevelt to show a practical approach: treat a great organization or government by its chosen representative, regardless of personal feelings. The piece argues Roosevelt would similarly deal with Lenin, until the Russian people choose new leadership, and urges learning his guiding principles now.
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Lyman Abbott
Theodore Roosevelt
England
Germany
Pennsylvania
New York
Quay
Roosevelt
Czar
Russia
Sultan
Turkey
Mikado
Japan
Lenin
Yesterday in Ohio and a Look at Births and Deaths
A retrospective from Ohio notes major figures who died in 1841 1861 1889 and 1900 including William Henry Harrison John McLean and Asa Mahan. It also marks notable birthdays from a year ago with figures such as Earl of Derby Sir William Soulsby Luke McNamee Pierre Monteaux Guy Hardy James O Conner Tris Speaker and others born around 34 to 57 years ago.
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William Henry Harrison
United States
Congress
Northwest Territory
Washington, D.C
Virginta
John McLean
Supreme Court of the United States
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Asa Mahan
Oberlin College
Eastbourne
England
Vernon
N. Y
Eliakim H
Earl of Derby
Mennonead
Lloyd George
London
Wiliam Soulsby
Luke McNamee
Naval Intelligence
U. S. Navy
Mt. Hope
Wis
Pierre Monteaux
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Paris
Guy A. Hardy
Colorado
Abingdale
James O'Conner
Louisiana
Tris Speaker
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
Hubbard City
Texas
From War Resolution to World Conference Today Across Nation
Five years after the Senate voted war on Germany today marks notable anniversaries and events. William White’s birth is noted as the 173rd anniversary, with municipal elections held in several states. Indiana hosts a music clubs convention in Indianapolis, and Col. Henry Watterson’s funeral occurs in Louisville. Senate and House hearings on the ship subsidy bill proceed, while the World Student Christian Federation meets in Pekin. The McDowall mail fraud trial in Toledo enters its second phase after a hung jury in the first trial.
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U.S. Senate
Germany
William White
Congress
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Missouri
Colorado
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
Indianapolis
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Florida
Louisville
Senate Committee On Commerce
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Student Christian Federation
Christian Student Movements of Thirty Nations
Pekin
China
Jesse G. McDowall
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Komical Telegrams and Society Patter
Reading the society column reveals many women’s clubs named after Pullman cars. A playful line notes The Smith Brothers will tour the world by airplane from London, and cautions about wind blowing through whiskers of cough drop makers. Stone Jackson.
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Smith Brothers
London
ABE MARTIN ON A MOUSTACHE AND CALIFORNIA JURY WORK
Abe Martin quips that a thin mustache makes a man resemble one ready to blow a match or kiss a cow. Mrs Tilford Moots’ brother in California has sold his orange grove and will engage in jury work.
The American Vesuvius and radio era oddities noted
A fragmented reminiscence recalls long nights listening to Arlington time signals and early wireless quirks. references include The American Vesuvius band, speakers like Bud, Ernie Whitney, Doc DeKpsky, and Ernie Walte, with jokes about signal interference from Detroit and Pittsburgh. Society notes mention Art Smith sailing to Put-in-Bay and quirks about car horns. The piece closes with a fable-like note on small devil-fish changing color and releasing an ink cloud.
City sues asphalt firm over West Broad street pavement
Twenty years ago the city sued Asphalt Co for 8300 in damages on West Broad street from West avenue to West Bridge Street claiming the work was poor. Baldwin Bros & Graham of Toledo won the contract for 117260 to repave West Bridge Street as an Easter service at the Congregational church was postponed due to moisture swelling the organ pipes.
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Barber Asphalt Co
West Broad Street
West Avenue
West Bridge Street
Baldwin Bros & Graham
Toledo
Fifteen Minutes of Radio Each Day by Edward M Davis
Edward M Davis explains self induction in coils and mutual induction in coupled coils. Self induction opposes current changes by counter electromotive force, stronger in coils and with iron cores. In alternating currents, self induction is prominent. the lesson notes transformers in radio transmitters. Chronicle-Telegram Classified ads bring results. Try them.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Edward M. Davis
U. S. Governme
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