Lowden Urges Co operative Marketing to Aid Farmers
Ex Governor Frank C Lowden warns that American agriculture is decaying and farm bankruptcies rise while farms are abandoned He calls for organized farmer selling groups to hold supply until prices rise and challenges the belief in unrestricted competition as a universal virtue. He compares farming to war between capital and labor and notes the difficulty of coordinating owners who are also workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Lowden
American Publishers Association
Lowden
Gurestrield
Department of Human Activity
Arthur Nash
Cincinnati
Sdes
Cooperation Needed to End Costly Competitive War
The passage argues that cooperation must replace fierce competition seen as a war that harms consumers and incurs immense costs. It stresses the futility and waste of ongoing rivalry and calls for collaborative approaches to reduce prices and improve outcomes.
Notable Births and Bets in a 19th Century Timeline
A dated digest lists events from 1825 to 1923 including Monroe born in Westmoreland County 1831 Lafayette arrival at Carondelet 1825 Palmer Cox 1873 fire at Oshkosh 2.6 million in property loss 1899 Michigan rail ticket ruling 1902 Irving Scott death 1914 Wilson sends troops 1023 Brussels monument dedication Prince of Wales 1919 era notes on various cities and birthdays for Douglas Roebingen Harold Bauer Rt Rev George H Kinsolving Daniel Garrett and Alfred De Gro 62 years ago birthdays today reflect notable figures in Navy politics music and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duda S
Alf Boa Tite
James Monroe
Westmoreland County
Generafayette
Carondelet
At. Louis
Palmer Cox
Granby
Que
Oshkosh
Wis
Michigan
Supreme Court of the United States
Irving M. Scott
San Francisco
Baltimore County
Wilson
Colorado
Prince of Wales
Brussels
Great Briain
Harold Bauer
London
George H. Kinsolving
Teas
Bedford County
Daniel E Garrett
Congress
Texas
Robertson County
Penn
Alfred de Gro
Manzanillo
Cuba
Sami Pasha Returns to Egypt as Public Service Official
Sami Pasha returns in 1904 to Egypt and is appointed to the 2 irrigation department. After eight years in essential public service he becomes under secretary of the Ministry of Communications and holds the post until last year. His father Amin Sami Pasha is noted as a wealthy figure in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Sami Pasha
2 Irrigation Department
Ministry of Communications
Amin Sami Pasha
Conventions Open in Chicago and Across the Nation
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association begins a three day session in Chicago. The Congress of the Disciples of Chicago holds its silver jubilee in Chicago. Leopold Auer receives a testimonial concert at Carnegie Hall marking his eightieth birthday. Other notes mention revival of Manhood Suffrage law celebrations and regional trades and music club gatherings from Texas to Denver.
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James W. McMillan
B. of Sabine’s Cross Roads
John J. Nilan
FE Hartford
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
Congress of the Disciples of Chicago
Leopold Auer
Carnegis Hall
New York City
Mahmood Sami Pasha Named Egyptian Minister to the U S
Mahmood Sami Pasha appointed by King Farouk to succeed Seif Allah Yousri Pasha as Egyptian Minister to the United States transfers to Berlin. He is linked with the feminist movement led by Huda Shaarawi, his wife’s mother in law, and political ties to the Liberal Constitutional party while having a background in technical administration. He was born in 1881, studied in England at Cooper's Hill, and later affiliated with British institutions.
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Mahmood Sami Pasha
Mahmood Semi Pasha
Faud
Seif Allah Yousri Pasha
Berlin
United States
Egypt
Women of the Orient
Huda Hanem Sharawi
Washington
Wafd
Saad Zaghlul Pasha
Liberal Constitutional Party
Sami Pasha
Hafiz Affi Bey
Zaghlul
England
Royal Indian Engineering College
Cooper's Hill
Institutes of
Poem Fragments from MATD Poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson
The excerpt shows a lament on longing for a lost beloved and a wish to see where loved ones lie. It recalls graves and home scenes with tender embraces and the ache of separation, invoking Tennyson’s voice and late nineteenth century diction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Prosecutor Lee Stroup plans grand jury on Sunday ball issue
Twenty years ago Prosecutor Lee Stroup aimed to convene a special grand jury to probe Sunday ball playing as illegal. News also reported Judge John W. Steele death, Elyria Odd Fellows 87th anniversary observance, and FL M. Stevens winning the primary for prosecuting attorney in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stroup
John W. Steele
Oberlin
Odd Fellowship
Elyria Lodge
FL M. Stevens
Outcry over tariffs and peace asks Coolidge lay off war
A local voice questions government tariffs and urges the president to end war. Parson Culp returns to his wife amid increasing public chatter. Look out, girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gover
President Coolidge
Parson Culp
Labor's Call for Waste Elimination Boosts Wages and Productivity
Commerce Secretary Hoover argues labor should share in savings from eliminating industrial waste through better coordination. He envisions intelligent self interest aligning labor and capital to raise efficiency and preserve private initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Commerce
Wei
Aone
America
Isher
Elyria to Install New Sewerage System Within Two Years
The State Board of Health imposes a two year deadline for Elyria to complete a new sewerage system. Oscar Haserodt, after seventeen years with Fisher jewelry, is admitted to the firm.
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THE
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Burke
Budnutt
Elyria Postoffice
City
Lorain
A. & Clayden
Chicago
Dearborn Street
New York
Fifth Avenue
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A restless unhappy man seeks change and growth while finding value in sublimation turning impulses into achievement. Growth of organizations matters, but true service requires giving, not mere belonging, and cutting dead wood from churches could awaken more activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Earth
Church Complaints Highlight Tithes and Collection Pressure
Congregants voice frustration over perceived fundraising focus. Some members say they feel harassed by collectors and accuse the church of pressuring them for money.
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Mobile— Alabama
Federation of Women's Clubs
Greensboro
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Biloxi, Miss
3 Sunday School Association
Benwood
W. Va
McCray
Indiana
Douglas Roebingen
Ant
San Antonio
Southern Metal Trades Association
Geaumont
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Denver—Colorado
Society of
ABE_MARTIN
F. von Kaenel
H. N. Ambstadter
Second St
Arizona
Torday
Ferber Oed
HLM
Andress & Son
Broad Street
Hamburg
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Diemakers and
Westinghouse Electric Products Co
Mansfield
Paradise
Manhattan
Dachtler & Dachtler
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