Dawes Attacks Senate Gag Rule In Speech
In a heated address on April 24 1995 Vice-President Dawes criticizes moves to curb Senate debate arguing the body must retain full discussion. He contrasts Senate freedom with the House's stricter limits and warns against rushing through legislation for minor gains.
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Dawes
Minute Men
Mrr. Warren
Senate
Mr. Dawes
United States Senate
House
Assembly
Don Quixote
Rie
Disbanding of the National Women's Suffrage Association
The National Women's Suffrage Association has disbanded after seventy years of advocacy. The piece lauds the members and pioneers Susan B. Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton and others for their steadfast work while noting that organizations often outgrow their ends. The article reflects on the meaning of the suffrage movement and the enduring impact of its leaders.
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National Women's Suffrage Association
Cine
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Awana
Howard Shaw
France
Willard Wall
Homemakers Federation Urges Global Home Ties
Leaders of the International Kinship of Homemakers stress that understanding among home makers builds cross national harmony. A federation leader says every nation mirrors its homes and improving home life fosters international understanding.
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International Kinship OF Homemakers
Federation of Women's Clubs
Poems of a Canadian Boat Long T
A fragmentary verse piece titled Poems of a Canadian Boat Long evokes rowing amid river rapids and fading daylight. It hints at a communal chorus and prayers as oars time the voyage, mentioning Anne and Thomas Moore in a loosely formed lyric sequence.
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Anne
Austro Former Chancellor Sees U S as Hope for Europe
Dr Rudolf Sieg hart former chancellor of the exchequer of Austria arrived in the United States to study business conditions and seek American bank support including J P Morgan & Co. He argues Central Europe faces untenable conditions but hopes for internal tolerance and economic cooperation without war.
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Europe
Austria
Allied Can
Rudolf Sieghart
Exchequer
United States
Austra
J. P. Morgan & Co. Iie
Seghart
Charman
Baden
Anniversary list notes historical figures and events
A fragmented almanac lists anniversaries and birthdays including John Hollaris Bucknell president from Indiana and Scranton born 1854, Henry Grady editor born Athens died Atlanta 1889, 1864 Schleswig-Holstein conference, 1875 Virginian indemnity payment, 1890 Pennoyer renominated, 1900 Duke of Arundel death, 1907 Denis Kearney death, 1908 deadly windstorms in the Deep South, 1920 Armenia independence recognized, plus today’s notable birthdays Marshal Persin Cyril Maude Nathaniel Dial Charles Sargent and others. One year ago today boundary dispute in Ireland and G. Stanley Hall death.
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Henry WW. Grady
Athens
Atlanta
London
Spein
United States
Oregon
Sylvester Pennoyer
Duke of Arevil
Campbells
Denis Kearney
San Francisco
Alameda
Cal
Ifornia
Ireland
Mississippi
Lousiana
Alabama
Armenia
G. Stanley Hall
Worcester
Mays
Marshal Persin
Verdun
Cyril Maude
Nathaniel B. Dial
U. S
South Carolina
Muscle Shoals Commission
Laurens
S.C
Notable Church Leader and Stage Star Born Today
The chairman of the board of temperance prohibition and public welfare of the M E church born in Milton Delaware fifty three years ago today. Vianche Ring a well known actress born in Boston forty nine years ago today.
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Board of
Temperance
Prohibition
Public
M. E. Church
Milton
Del
Vianche Ring
Boston
Centennial and historic anniversaries noted in regional items
The notice marks Rob ert M. Ballantine's birth centennial, Herman s birthday milestone for Elsrna, Henry W. Grady's 75th birth anniversary, and the kickoff of a World Court ratification campaign in Washington involving many national groups. It also mentions a university relay carnival featuring international competitors.
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Robert M. Ballantine
Hermann
Elsrna
Ohio
Georgia
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
England
Canada
New Zealand
Cuba
United States
University of Pennsylvania
Senate of the World Court
Washington
Y M C A Opens First Unit In Former Hotel Building
Thirty five years ago the New York YMCA rented the old National hotel on Hast Broad street for 30 dollars a month to launch the era of the YMCA. St John’s Evangelical church planned a May 4 dedication of its new edifice with Rev H W Lethman of Akron delivering the dedicatory sermon. A Farce at the opera house drew sharp comments with the Democ rat noting the pig was the only good actor. Bicycling gained popularity with large wheelmen tours from Cleveland. The Ladies Relief Corps hosted a woods gathering at Ply Woods with 200 participants. The National Association of Purchasing Agents would hold its tenth international convention and exposition in Milwaukee in late May.
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National Hotel
Weekly Democrat
Cleveland
Ladies' Relief Corps
Ply Woods
Farmer Jake Bentley Faces Caution From Gran'man Pash
A fragment from a rural column quotes Gran'man Pash advising planting radishes three weeks after spring hay. It also notes farmer Jake Bentley as reckless, with calves refusing to ride with him.
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Jake Bentley
Mitchell predicts a Department of Defense within two years
Col William Michell, former assistant chief of the army air service, now head of the flying field in San Antonio, says aviation is the dominant defense arm and calls for a complete reorganization of military affairs. He credits air mail as a great achievement and argues a unified air, land, and sea defense is essential.
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Department of Defense
U.S
Who. Mitchell
Wm. Michell
Army Air Service
Fying Feld
San Antonio
Tex
Congress
Wa'ra
United States
Pat Heart
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Essays mix fiction like a boxcar home and reflections on Abraham and King Engur. The piece notes Jacob Cabel’s long life, Henry VIII’s beheadings, and a prefatory call for personal duty over mere social service in Congress era.
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Grove Patterson
Real Estate Transfers and Salary Debate Mentioned
Susie Ganobick transfers lot 21 Slavish add to Lorain to Vincent Mashinsky for 5000 dollars. Harriet P. Scott sells 3912 acres in Ridgeville to Ernest Peck for 10000 dollars. The text notes public opinion on paying congressmen and salary levels.
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Susie Ganobick
Vincent Mashinsky
Slavish Ad
Lorain
Harriett P. Scott
Ernest Peck
Ridgeville
Transfers of property in Lorain listings
A sequence of land and lot transfers and advertisements showing sales to buyers in Lorain. Names include Josephine Jenkins George Brown Stephan Skodak Louis Fe Kete Domenick Diso John Caserta M J Nuhn George B Murray Frank Jardzinski Joseph Huszti E C O Brown George Nemeth with parcels in Thompsons Sheffield Lak View Park Brass Co ads and prices ranging from 3000 to 9000 dollars.
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Josephine Jenkins
George Brown
Thompsons Ad
Lorain
Stephan Skodak
Louis Fe Kete
Sheffield Land Co
Domenick Diso
John Caserta
Brownell
M. J. Nuhn
George B. Murray
Lak View Park
Frank Jardzinski
Joseph Huszti
Daniels & Braun Ad
E. C. 8. Brown
George Nemeth
Lot 45 Brass Co
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Chronicle-Telegram Aembers Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. F Burke
Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Sy Matl Dairy
Slyria
Elaaw
A . Clayden Inc
Chicago
Dearborn Street
New York
Fifth Avenue
Thromas Moore
Orr Sieghart
Vesterrays
Torays
Johin Hollaris
Bucknell Universis
Indiana
Pa & Ya
Scranton
Charles 8. Sargent
Arnold Arboretum
Royal Horticultural Society of England
Clarence True Wilson
The
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Milwaukee
Abe
Perret Denn
WH Mitchell
Abraham
Engur
Babylonia
Christ
Jacob Cabel
Pittsburgh
Cabel
Henry
Calais
P. A. Spieth
Woolworth's
Robinson-Hancock Co
Jordan
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