Radical and conservative lines in party progress in 1924
A political column argues that radical and conservative labels shift over time, urging openness to new ideas. It cites historical figures like Lincoln, Garrison, and La Follette, noting many now-hailed reforms were once radical and urging parties to embrace progressives to avoid stagnation.
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Nick
Christ
Marbether
United States
William Lloyd , Garrison
Abraham Lincoln
Garrison
Republican Party
Interstate Commerce Commission
Industries Insurance
Senator la Follette
Robert la Follette
Verry
Progress
Conservatism
Ohio and world anniversaries mark historical milestones
Yesterday and today in Ohio and beyond mark years of notable events. Lincoln's assassination shock reverberated in 1865 while 1890 opened the Murray Bay Canal. Birthdays include Earl of Athlone, Princess Beatrice, Dr. Martin Brumbaugh, John J. Carty, Rose Coghlan.
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Caswell
Frankland
North Carolina
Schleswig and Holstein
Lincoln
J. Wilkes Booth
Murray Bay Canal
Benjamin Harrison
Washington
Henry W. Slocum
Brooklyn
Delphi
Constantinople
Fourt Courts
Dublin
Earl of Athlone
South Africa
London
Beatrice
Queen Victoria
Spain
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Huntington County
John J. Carty
Cambridge
Mass
Rose Coghlan
England
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A reflective essay on civilization progress and personal conduct. It contrasts 1923 and 1922 lynching figures with a story of a society woman buying pearls, then argues happiness comes from thoughtful deeds. It urges examining work and thought habits and notes Lincoln and Les as exemplary figures.
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Grove Patterson
Washington Society
Azar
Mellons distilleries mockery and senate satire
A satirical critique riffs on Mellon and distilleries, politics, and Senate antics. It lampoons reform plans, calls for Tweedledum leadership, mocks Coolidge notices, and notes Coy and Reed debates, with poking references to tax plans and political maneuvering.
Anniversary of Lincoln Death and Titanic Disaster Noted
A diverse 19th and 20th century event roundup highlights today’s observances and openings. The note lists Lincoln’s assassination anniversary and the Titanic sinking with fatalities, alongside upcoming meetings and inaugurations in Pinehurst Dallas Raleigh Gainesville Hagerstown Little Rock Houston Jamestown and other locales.
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Lincoln
Pinehurst
N. C
National Conference of Insurance
Commsson Ets
Cocidze
Continental Congress
Daughters of the American Reoubon
Sesson Amn
Waskerston
Cannerera
Australia
Tad Fors
Dallas
Texas
National
Abso Station of Reserve Bankers, Atlantic Cit
American Physical Education Association
Raleigh
North Carolina Medical Reevery
Gainesville
Kla
Florida
Grand Lodge 100F
Hagerstown
Maryland
State Federation of Labor
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Association of Lumber Dealers
Arkansas
Master Plumbers' Association
Houston
Associated Master Plumbers of Texas
Jamestown
N. D
North da
Labor Opposes Dial Phone System in New York City
The New York labor secretary voices opposition to the dial phone system, arguing many users cannot read the lettering. He labels the stance as frank and above board, suggesting the dial as a practical early Americanization step.
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Labor In
New York
New York City
Hughes Speech Urges Anglo-American World Peace Accord
Former Australian prime minister William Morris Hughes declares in New York that world peace depends on closer Anglo-American ties. He defends white Australia, touts Australia’s progress, and warns the League of Nations needs US support to uphold Western civilization.
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Far East
United States
Australia
League of Nations
England
America
Hughes
Californa
League of Nations Assembly
Sydney
Melbourne
Mumbled remark hints at White House red color theme
The fragment suggests a discussion about a political figure or event, noting a stray comment about the White House and a contrasting red color motif. It hints at evolving impressions but lacks clear names or dates to identify a specific incident.
Mayor Tucker Faces Speed Law Clash in Business District
Ten years ago Mayor Tucker battled speed limit enforcement as eight miles per hour drawn by ordinance was deemed too slow for the business district. Fred F. Thomas testified before the council opposing the proposed East River street underpass, warning it could be a death trap.
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Tucker
Fred F. Thomas
East River Street
Added Years to Her Life by Paw Paw Tonic Ad
Mrs A E Willems of Dunmore PA touts Munyon's Paw Paw Tonic claiming it restored her health after grippe left her nervous and tired. The ad urges others to try the tonic and notes the price as $1 per bottle at first class drug stores.
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A. E. Willems
S. Blakely St
Dunmore
Munyon
Munyon's
Scranton
City council votes to raise garbage fees and timelines
The council appropriated 3600 dollars for garbage collection and announced it would be free hereafter. Mayor Baker of Cleveland urged Elyria to adopt eastern Standard time but was refused. The Elyria Library gathered books manuscripts and newspapers on the city’s early history.
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Baker
Cleveland
Elyria
Elyria Library
Miner James Brown Named Lord High Commissioner in Scotland
James Brown a British Labour M P is appointed Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. A former coal miner from Annbank near Arran he will live at Holyrood Palace while serving, then return to his two room miner's cottage after the assembly.
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James Brown
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Labor
England
Annbank
Arr
Taburgh
Holyrood Palace
Scotland
Jamie” Brown
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Ohio
Lorafn County Printing & Publishing Company
F. Burke
A. CG. Hudnutt
Lorain
State of
A. BE. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Maravette
Party and Progress
Yi Na
Altoona
Parrish Free State
Austin Stack
Kotation
Mester Plumbers’ Associa
Southern College
Les
Robert E. Les
North
South
Komical
Mellon Dewn
Harry Thaw
Senate
Melton
Lodi
Lkker
Senator Fess
Mellon
Twominate Reed of Massour
Coolidge
Couzens
Reed
ABE_MARTIN Charyrigiet
Angeon Anon Unl
Amerond Tha
Retah
White House
Chronicle- Telegram
Free Tess
Holcomb’s
Broad Street
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