German Russian treaty and European instability amid new alliance
The 1922 column notes Germany and Russia forming an economic alliance as Europe grows more unstable. It warns that Versailles is fading, buffer states lose their barrier, and Turkish revival reshapes the Near East amid renewed sectarian violence and shifting alliances. The piece questions the war’s lasting gains and laments rising nationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Europe
Turkey
Serres
England
France
Greece
Near East
Sevres
Versailles
Three Hundred Sixty Five Clean Up and Better Health
An editorial urges perpetual civic effort beyond annual campaigns. It argues that short lived clean up weeks fail to fix litter, health issues, and poor streets. The piece calls for year round, united action to improve community sanitation, health, and governance with steady, continuous work.
Thompson to Launch Gubernatorial Campaign in Cleveland
The Republican Col Carmi Thompson plans a Friday April 28 dollar dinner in Cleveland to address campaign issues. Loyalists from northern Ohio counties invited, with talk expected on his stance regarding the administration and the reorganization bill amid party strategy. Senator Moses cited a large victory margin on a spoils platform in New Hampshire, reflecting Republican hunger after Democratic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmi Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
Col. Thompson
Moses
United States
Senate
New Hampshire
Yesterday's in Ohio and other dated notes
A compact digest lists historical Ohio items and notable birthdays with dates from 1720 to 1842, plus references to conferences, public events, and remarks from politicians and editors. It mentions John Grier Hibben and Prince Henry, with scattered society notes and brief local political quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Peoria
Prince Henry
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Samus] Avery
University of Nebraska
Lemoille
Lorain 20 Years Ago Boomed by Tube Works Hype
Twenty years ago Lorain buzzed over news that a gigantic tube works would locate there boosting real estate. ROSWELL DERBY JR was fined for illegal river fishing at Brownhelm and appealed to the upper court. Arbor Day saw schools plant trees in Cascade Park as residents noted a changing skyline and new block plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Roswell Derby, JR
Brownhelm
Cascade Park
Obituaries and Personal Notes From Oberlin Region
Proceeds will round out the balance in the firemen's entertainment fund. Prof Florence N Fitch is in Buffalo to be with her sister who is dangerously ill. Miss Fitch will be away for the rest of the week. Dr and Mrs N Van der Pyl were in Berlin Heights Tuesday for a conference of the Central North Association of Congregational churches where Dr Van der Pyl spoke.
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Williams
Cleveland
Liberal Club
Willams
North Church of
Hubert Day and Daughters
Elyria
Charles Carter
Marjorie Bunce Shinn
George, Jr
Earl Jones
East College Street
Burton Porter
Geneva
W. D. Hobbs
Nineteenth Century Club
East Lorain Street
J. W. Hall
Bordon
Lynds Jones
Oberlin
Florence N. Fitch
Buffalo
Anniversary observations mark battles and leaders worldwide
On Primrose Day in England observers recall Benjamin Disraeli and Lord Beaconsfield. The document notes the 140th anniversary of a decisive battle at Lesington and the fifth anniversary of the first gunfire at Amiens in World War I, tying these moments to a global remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lawrence
Maas
Michigan
Grand Rapids
North Dakota
Jamestown
Lesington
Amocti Avs
England
Primrose Day
Benjamin Disraeli
Beaconsfield
Komical Telegrams in Pittsfield City Meeting Report
A lively city council meeting in Pittsfield featured Sheriff Backus and his gang raid on a still, Judge Thompson fining Bud Smith after tasting evidence, and Bud crying as liquor was poured into the sewer. Other chatter Includes jokes about buses, an election, and a party dances with an Oriental costume. A Dumbbell robs a Phillips Drug store, pursued in the rain as another hat fiasco unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backus
Pittsfield
Phillips Drug
Vinci
All School Children to Get Free Glee Club Concert Tickets
Obie Oberlin April 19 The public school children from six years through the senior high will receive complimentary tickets to a Men's Glee Club concert in Warner Hall Friday April 21 at 3 00 p m Admission for all others is 25 cents The event reflects Prof Karl W Gehrken policy to provide good music for all the children of all the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Men's Glee Club
Warner Hall
Karl W. Gehrken
President King Hosts Eight Faculty at Luncheon
Oberlin April 19 President H C King entertained eight faculty members at a noon luncheon at his home in honor of Rev L C Douglas of Akron. Douglas delivered the monthly chapel lecture and is pastor of Akron First Congregational Church since September. He formerly preached in Ann Arbor and is nationally known for his pulpit work as a witty and forceful speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Oberlin
H. C. King
L. C. Douglas
Akron
Douglas
First Congregational Church
Ann Arbor
Mich
Oberlin college arts and science grads rise to 50 percent
Figures from Secretary George M. Jones show 4,976 students enrolled from 1904-05 to 1917-18, with 2,493 graduates, an average graduation rate of 50.01 percent. Firemen set for vaudeville show in Oberlin with a dress parade, tickets limited for a 7:30 p.m. performance at Finney Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin IV
Oberlin
George M. Jones
College of Arts and Science
Jones
Cleveland
Nasal or Throat Trouble Relief Offer
A druggist advertises a Hyo mel outfit from C. W. Phillips offering a refund if not satisfied. The notice promotes relief from catarrh with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillips
Trated lecture before Audubon Bird Club in Elyria church
A fragmented item recalls a lecture before the Audubon Bird Club at the Congregational church in Elyria on Tuesday evenings. It also mentions the formation of Hankow China’s first labor union by a rickshaw cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Bird Club
Congregational Church
Elyria
Hankow
China
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Rialto
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Kalsed
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Third Street
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Sweet & Endley Block
W. B Witrycomb
Collamer
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J. Craft
Case
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Firemen's Entertainment
Lisel
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Komical
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Jack Carson
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