Beveridge Remembered as Boy Orator and Public Servant
A 1927 obituary honors former Senator Albert J. Beveridge describing him as the boyish face and strong friend maker known for independence from party machines. It notes his devotion to public service, his work on a Life of John Marshall, and the unfinished Life of Abraham Lincoln reflecting on his promising career and lasting impact.
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John Marshall
America
Abrahant Lincoln
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Mark Twain’s Country Calling Emergency Appeal
A local appeal urges aid for Mississippi River flood victims in Tor country. Elyria’s share is 3275 dollars, a small per person amount, with instructions for those able to contribute more to cover others’ needs. The emergency appeal stresses immediate assistance and civic duty.
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Sawyer
Elyria
Freshmen Lake Prank Ban Sparks Campus Debate
Ohio State University president forbids upperclassmen from throwing freshmen into the lake to protect individual campus freedom. The move faces mixed student reaction, with debate over whether freshmen deserve the tradition or restraint. A Canton News item notes a British pastor’s whistle as a public curiosity.
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Canton News
Notable Births and Ages of Public Figures
A list notes birthdays of figures including Dr George Zook of the Municipal University Akron born Wort Scott Kansas 42 years ago. Congressman Woodrum born Hoanoku 41 years ago today. Charles T Copeland Harvard rhetoric professor born Culaia Maine 67 years ago. Rogers Hornsby star batsman born Winters Tennessee 34 years ago.
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Observances Mark Births and Jubilees Across Nation
On this date iconic anniversaries are noted from 160 years since the attack on Darbury Conn by British and Indians to Ralph Waldo Emerson’s death 45 years ago. The American Electrochemical Society opens its silver jubilee in Philadelphia and Louis Kossuth’s birth is marked as well. Veterans of Foreign Wars designate Americanization Day nationwide amid convention activity in New York Philadelphia Columbus and Port Worth with assorted associations holding meetings.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
American Electrochemical Society
Philadelphia
Tillugaily
Louis Kossuth
Veterans of Foreign
United States
New York
American Welding Sociery
Astern States
Ras
Columbus
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Port Worth
Texas
Fragmented Editorial Echoes on Trade and Unity
A hazy, self referential passage argues economic limits and political calm as core to unity. It laments competitiveness, notes psychological causes of problems, and wanders through stray remarks about writing ambitions and unshared stories.
Poets and Poe Echoes in a Fragmented Verse Note
A fragmentary piece discusses Edgar Allan Poe and his life focusing on his genius and melancholy. It cites Israfel and celestial imagery, mentioning Artois and an artesian well reference, with notes on Fordham and Poe scholarship. The tone blends literary critique with archival oddities.
Willam Draper Lewis Turns 60, Noted Law Authority
Willam Draper Lewis, a prominent law scholar and former director of the American Law Institute, celebrates his sixtieth birthday. A Quaker by parentage, he studied at Haverford and taught legal history at the University of Pennsylvania. He is renowned as a jurist, prolific writer, civic reformer, and penology thinker with ties to the Progressive party in 1912.
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Willam Draper Lewis
American Law Institute
Haverford College
University of Pennsylvania
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Beaters At Work On Borers In Ohio Fields
More than five hundred tractors and stubble beaters attack the European corn borer in Ohio's borer infested fields. The Toledo headquarters of the state federal company reports to the Ohio State University extension service in Columbus. The stubble beater grinds stubble to fine particles with knives at 1500 revolutions per minute. Beat ers are loaned to farmers through May 1 across Indiana.
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Agricultural College
Ohio State University
Columbus
Toledo
State Federal Compaity
Indiano
Unclear OCR fragment hints at farm labor and costs
An OCR snippet mentions Milligan New York and Pennsylvania, a four dollar per acre rate, tractors and fuel deductions, and post May stubble clean up. It references farmers, equipment, and divisions of payments, but the fragment is incomplete and fragmentary.
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New Yor
Pennsylvania
Immediate stubble harvest advised after fallow wheat risk
The text warns that wheat planted in corn stubble must be harvested promptly to prevent the stubble beater from injuring the wheat as it advances.
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