Italian Fascist Press Suppression Amid Matteotti Murder Claims
The article describes how Italian newspapers face terror under Mussolini as a circulated Filipelli memorial links Mussolini to Matteotti’s murder. It notes anti Fascist pages urging readers to preserve secrecy and spread the documents, suggesting growing resistance and repression.
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Italy
Filippo Filipelli
Matteoti
Crd
Mussolini
Filipelli
Matteoci
Alussolini
Rene
Change and Progress in Thought and Law Debate
The piece weighs whether all change equates to progress citing Senator William H. King and Dr. Shailer Mathews. It critiques Tennessee’s and Tennessee style gag laws while arguing individuals cannot be coerced into a single path of enlightened progress and must freely choose belief and science.
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United States
William H. King
Utah
Shailer Mathews
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Nundou
Kine
Tennessee
Mathews
Gahlen
Senator King
Dr. Mathews
Yesterday and Today Anniversary Notes Across Regions
A chaotic OCR fragment lists birthdays and anniversaries tied to French and Australian governments, figures like George Herwesh a German poet with revolutionary aims, and various dates from 1817 to 1877. Mentions include Serbia’s Alexander, Jan Smuts resignation, and a string of names tied to politics, nobility, and public life with scattered places, years, and ages.
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George Herwesh
Baden-Baden
S.a
Exander
Serbia
Jana
Arizona
Conventions Open This Day Amid Pageantry
Opening day unfolds with planners and dignitaries entering events. Figures named include a member of Rising Japan and a Knight from the Star of India. Ceremony honors extend to Companions of orders and holders of grand crosses.
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Japan
Star of
India
St. George
Bath
St. Mr and St George
Pioneer American woman must lead opera at metropolis tonight
Emma BR, a pioneer American woman who conducts an opera orchestra, is honored at a anniversary concert at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City. The piece notes her long career and the milestone year as Chicago voters consider Mayor Dever's transportation ordinance to municipalize surface and elevated railways.
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Joan Lowa
ATP Askard
Camden
Mass
Emma BR. Stun
Mustian Ant
Warren States
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
Chicago
Dever
William Birdwood Named British Commander in Chief
General Sir William Birdwood, born September 12, 1865, is chosen as commander in chief of British forces. His long career includes service in India, South Africa, and World War I, with key roles in the Gallipoli campaign and the Mediterranean Expedition Force.
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William Birdwood
Birdwood
Clifton College
Royal Military College
Sandhurst
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Birhmilitarianks
Army Department
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Bein’ cuts and the doubt about the town’s mood
A fragment from a rural column reflects skepticism about recent cuts and the town’s sentiment. The speaker notes drinking and leisure activities like riding and dancing are not seen as safe or appealing amid changes, hinting at broader social unease.
Frosty notes and aging infractions in a prior town report
Fifteen years ago a severe frost followed by unseasonably warm spell affected grape crops. Amherst village enacted a 45 660 dollar streets program for summer repairs. An Elks club addition valued at 24 000 dollars was planned on Second Street. A tax appraisal listed Rolluson and Han exek corner valued per foot and Ely block across the street at 450 dollars per foot. Edward Pays crossed the continent by walking at a little over four miles per hour before continuing westward.
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Amherst
ELKS
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Board OF Appraisers
Rolluson & Hanexek
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Ely
Edward
Elyria
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The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Essay discussion on judging others and divine justice by Emersonian debt to the community. Reflects on how people blame God for misfortune and the limits of human understanding of the Creative Force. Urges paying debts to the community through responsible conduct.
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Grove Patterson
God
Cald
Coat
Washington business power shapes policy, Daniels says
Josephus Daniels argues big business dominates Washington, citing Mellon Hoover and Butler as the three political leaders. He calls for Chamber of Commerce routes to influence, urges rapid air power development as vital for national defense, and notes debates over sinking ships by air. Daniels stresses the United States must lead in air conquest.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland
Church
Grant
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
White House
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Mellon
Butler
Daniels
Secretaries of War
Gen. Mitchell
Army
America
McClellan Selected for Muscle Shoals Review Panel
William McClellan, a University of Pennsylvania graduate with a background in electrical engineering, has been chosen by President Coolidge to examine and report on the most practical utilization of Muscle Shoals. He has held roles with the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Commission, Westinghouse, and various electrical ventures, served as consulting engineer for New York State, and became dean of the Wharton School in 1916. He is a former president of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers with extensive experience in electrical construction and operation.
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William McClellan
Coolidge
University of Pennsylvania
Iter
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Commission
Westinghouse
New York State Public Service Commnisaior
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
McClellan
American Institute of Electrrical Engineers
Contribution to family life and debt fulfillment
A reflective note urges individuals to seek the good of the rest and to support a stable family life by paying one’s share. It frames debt as a duty toward communal contentment and harmonious home conditions.
Real Estate Transfers Across Elyria and Surrounding Towns
George Irmre transfers lot 14 in Ely Realty Co. to Andrew Strinka for 4500 while John Snider sells 22 acres in Avon to Edward Kling sburn for 10500 and George Noll moves part of lot 25 in Elyria township for 4500 to William Dyke. Francis Hoffman conveys part of lot 113 in Sheffield township to Frank Nosier for 500. Katherine Bungart sells an undivided part of See in Avon to Dora Bungart et al for 6000. Jes Voxutheimer transfers part of lot 19 and 9 in Wellington to Frank Grissinger for 33500. Mars Nickel sells lot 148 in Seelers ad to Amherst to Edward Mars for 250. Mary Kiss conveys lot 467 in Fairhome ad to Lorain to J B Tulea for 500. George Gal transfers lot 38 in Steck's ad to Lorain to Joseph Gal for 750.
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Andrew Strinka
Ely Realty Co
Elyria
John Snider
Edward Klingsburn
Avon
George Noll
William Dyke
Francis Hoffman
Frank Nosier
Sheffield
Katherine Bungart
Dora Bungart
See
Jes Voxutheimer
Frank Grissinger
Wellington
Mars Nickel
Edward Mars
Seelers
Amherst
Mary Kiss
J. B. Tulea
Fairhome
Lorain
George Gal
Joseph Gal
Steck
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