Warning on Prohibition Enforcement in New York Speech
The Anti-Saloon League of New York leader warns that enforcement of prohibition is increasingly in the hands of those with no stake in its success. He criticizes Secretary Mellon, praises some officials, and urges civil service reforms to ensure honest, effective enforcement free of politics and repeal efforts.
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Anti-Saloon League of
New York
America
Anti-Saloon League
Andrews
Coast Guard
Bulard
Department of Justice
Mellon
Treasury Department
Too Many Drug Stores Says Virginia Professor
Dean Wortley Rudd of the Department of Pharmacy at the Medical College of Virginia argues the United States has an excess of drug stores as well as too many types of stores. He notes most trades could sustain half as many institutions and that willing laborers should not lack work.
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Dean Wortley Rudd
Department of Pharmacy
Medical College of Virginia
United States
Episcopal Church to propose condensed Ten Commandments
The church plans a triennial convention in New Orleans next October to consider a condensed version of the Ten Commandments. The reform aims for fewer words and easier learning, describing the update as more efficient than the original. Bryan was not a member of the Episcopal church.
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Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Bryan
True education teaching men to think quote
A brief note cites a popular concept of education: teaching men what to think as the core aim, reflecting on the idea of educated approach. The piece references Ratuk Marion Obio in a Daily Star context.
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Ratuk Marion Obio Daily Stary
Notable Early 20th Century World Events and Births
Yesterday’s WHAs Who issue lists Isaac Havace hanged in Charleston by British order, notes French abolitionist moves, and covers postwar finance figures. It recalls Mexico territory gains, General MacDonald’s squadron actions, and today’s birthdays including Marie Jose, King George’s wife, and various cultural figures.
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Ysaac Havace
Charleston
S. C
Mexico
Toe Borrs
Hacksmith
M.ononald
LDS
George
Neas
Marie Jose
Log
Bel- Brussels
Yeary Lauder
Portobello
Scotland
Henry J. Mikel
Atlanta
Sumter
Kraut Hamesun
Norway
America
Poems that Live Grattan Dancing
Fragmentary note lists poems and authors with references to Grattan and Lovelace. Vague lines mention living verses and dancing imagery. No clear event or dates. readable facts focus on names Grattan and Lovelace in a literary context.
International events and elections dominate today’s headlines
Today marks the eleventh anniversary of national actions in Britain and Belgium. Duluth hosts the Knights of Columbus convention. Coast Guard units and Ita Moné celebrate the 135th birthday. Virginia holds statewide primaries for governor. Trust company leaders meet in Seattle. The National Association of Organists convenes in Cleveland. A partial lunar eclipse is visible in the western states at dawn.
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Louis
Great Britain
Brussels
Duluth
Knights of Columbus
United State Coast Guard
Ita- Monec
Virginia
Trust Companies of
United States
Seattle
National Association of Organists
Cleveland
No clear event headline in regional dialect
A reflective, dialect rich remark contrasts midwestern auto fatalities with California earthquakes and hints at social guilt of women who would avoid blame if they washed paint off. The lines suggest rural regional speech rather than a reported incident.
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Middle West
Californy
Community homecoming planned at Coliseum rink
Fifteen years ago residents planned a community homecoming at the Coliseum rink. The event was discussed by local leaders including the Warren G. Harding era figures and the Elyria merchants association. A Cedar Street council visit raised questions about water and lakeside improvements amid preparations for the four week outing.
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IDGE
Coliseum
Warren G. Harding
Elyria
Yria Merchants &Ociation
Cedar Thi
Kwater
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A reflective column by Grove Patterson on human temperament and why systems tempt people to overcontrol finances and work. Howard Shepherd of Cleveland criticizes over-systematizing and praises inner satisfaction from doing one’s best over external praise.
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Grove Patterson
Let Yourself Go Versus Loyalty in Public Life
A speech contrasts urging moral abandonment with calls for loyalty to higher ideals. The speaker rejects libertine indulgence as life’s law and argues for self discipline and full dedication to the highest known ideal, promising both self expression and order. Plans for a county campaign are to be formulated.
Cigar Makers Union Convention Opens August in Boston
An item notes the Cigar Makers International Union of America holding its annual convention in Boston starting August 10. The report highlights the gathering of union officials and delegates for the event.
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Cigar Makers International Union of America
Boston
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Lorais County Printing & Publishing Company
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Ina
Chicago
S. Dearborn Street
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War College
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Chestnut St
Howard Shepherd
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Columbia Rive Flat
Bowlene
Wasserman Bros. Clothiers, and Furnishers
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