Clemenceau Letter to Coolidge Rouses Mixed Views
The piece notes strong sympathy for Georges Clemenceau a former French premier aged eighty four and viewing his letter to President Coolidge as a heartfelt appeal from a scarred nation It argues the United States should respond in spirit and consider easing wartime debts to France while recalling America’s costly aid and the shared struggle against the central powers
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George Clemenceau
President Coolidge
Clemenceau
France
Ile
England
Alps
America
Basi
Elso
Law of Supply and Demand in Rubber Markets
The article discusses rubber pricing under the Stevenson scheme, noting London’s three month quota and a quarterly average price near 9 shillings 9 pence. It links price to demand and production, and comments on regulation, tariffs, taxes, and business aims to control supply to set prices.
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London
British Dominion
Anniversaries and Political Primaries Highlight 18th Century Notes
A jumble of dated entries notes figures born and died including Edmund Randolph and Alexander Borodin, plus 18th century events from Burgoyne and St Johns hydro projects. The piece also surveys modern primaries in Alabama Arkansas Nebraska and Ohio with references to Donahey Bryan and McMullen.
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Rand Falls
St. John
Maine
New Brunswick
Jardine
Jacadon
Alabama
United States
Catcress
Honmul
Caraway
Arkansas
Teral
Chancellour
John &. Maarlineum
Nebraska
Adam McMullen
Charles W. Bryan
Kite
Congress
Ohio
Conkeress
Pavernes
Senate Wills
Donahey
World Confederation of Sports Announces Anniversary
The federation, founded in Varoried years ago, marks a milestone as global sports bodies celebrate leadership under President Candide. Cammerer and other officials attend events signaling continued growth and international cooperation across disciplines.
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Giyeetings Ton Herbert
Tinaver
Candide
Petas Af Cammerer
Oat Die Dette Baths Anniversses Tetas
Epems Vane
Fragmentary Crooked Finance Talk In Smudged Manuscript
A damaged OCR fragment hints at money owed or political advantage schemes. It mentions criminals pleading rights and hat reactions, but the text is too garbled to reconstruct specifics or identify people, places, or events.
Quezon to Visit Washington in November for Independence Push
Manuel Quezon, noted Philippine independence advocate, plans a November trip to Washington to lobby Congress for autonomy. The veteran leader, born in 1880, is described as a university graduate and longtime political figure with past roles in Tayabas and national assembly.
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Quezon Manuel Quezon
Phipps
Istamis
Washington
OngLess
Perford Congress
Gromt
DPR
Comink
Sidney
Philippines
College of San Juan de Tavtron
Manila
POS de Philippine Gelegales
Ecweresy
Mindon
Anl
Tayabas
Todets
Philippine Assembly
Profane swagger narrator taunts men and women alike
A speaker boasts of using tough crude language to seem impressive among younger men and women, admitting it offends others yet insisting it aids his image. He rejects decency and chooses dirty stories, acknowledging public reaction to his profanity.
Water-Lily by J. G. Tabb in religious-poetic mood
Charles Hanson Towne reviews poetry by J. G. Tabb, noting the poet’s late conversion to Catholicism and praising his refined verse. The brief notice reflects on Tabb’s elegiac tone and compares imagery of light, swans, and dreams, noting his recent death and volumes of verse.
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Charles Hanson ‘Towne
J. G. Tabb
Tabb
Election results and town notes from a decade ago
The article recalls past Elyria elections with winners for the commission and auditor duties, a new city directorate serving about 21 190 residents, wheat prices prompting bread cost concerns, and plans by Garterd Co to build a local factory if land and workers are arranged. It also mentions a fatal tram accident near Vermilion and older city council discussions on a paid fire department and police appointments.
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Rpindley Fay
County Chronicle: Three Decades of Local Curiosities
Thirty years ago Willé Schultz aged ten drowned in the east branch of the river. Brown Saddle Co of Denver moved to Elyria and joined with Troxel plant. Parks Foster leased land in Maumee county to drill. Forty years ago J W Cary of Court Street Dow died in a rest room. Judge Hinman returned from Europe. Salvation Army meetings troubled by hoodlums. marshal kept order. Fifty five years ago Elyria Western Rocks defeated Tonians Oberlin 87 to 35. Augustus Brown husband of Pitch In Brown killed by cars near Cleveland. Farmser picnic at the Islands drew many county residents.
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Willé Schultz
East
Brown Saddle Co
Denver
Elyria
Troxel
Parks Foster
Maumee County
J. W. Cary
Court Street
Dow
Shake Shore
E. H W. Hinman
Europe
Salvation Army
Marshall
Elyria Western Rocks
Tonians
Oberlin
John Féson
Augustus Brown
Brown
Cleveland
Islands
Gorain
Poems by Hazel Crayton Rickard Published in Local Volume
Hazel Crayton Rickard of this city has three poems published in Frank James Bellemin’s Our Present Day Poets Their Lives and Works. The verses Clingeng and Too Late explore clinginess and love, with vivid natural imagery and themes of longing and loss.
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Hazel Crayton Rickard
Frank James Bellemin
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O. M. Kile
Washington news analysis notes the Jardine cooperative marketing act one month old and its government policy stance. Chris Christensen leads the division, stressing practical farm benefits and that cooperatives are independent of direct government control. The act links cooperation with Agriculture, not Commerce, and Section 6 allows growers to share market data freely.
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O. M. Kile
Washington, D. C
Tyne
Chris Christensen
Co-Operative
Lina Things
Christensen
Mr. Christensen
Taw J
Cot Greas
Jhourd
Department of ‘Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Department
New Cooperative Marketing Plans Proposed by Department
Plans outlined by Mr Christensen for a three phase program to aid cooperatives through research education and service. A dedicated division would study existing co ops details and publish bulletins while supplying market information to member groups and the public. The $200000 annual fund supports expanded operations and advisory roles.
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Christensen
Federal Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Southern states lead in commissions to the regular army
New statistics show southern states especially former Confederate states supply more officers to the regular army. Virginia tops the list with the highest officer rate relative to white population, followed by South Carolina and Texas. The 1920 census records one officer per 7,900 whites nationwide, and Virginia one per 3,360. The first Sunday law in America was enacted in Virginia before 1623, penalizing Sunday church absence with tobacco forfeiture.
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Confederate States of America
Virginia
Confederacy
Union
South Carolina
Texas
America
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