Ten Commandments Between Nations Urged by Judge Allen
Judge Florence Allen urged a Christian social order at Olivet Michigan to adopt ten commandments for nations including Thou shalt not war Thou shalt not steal and Thou shalt not oppress She argued that moral laws for individuals must apply to states as well and warned that allowing states to craft different rules undermines justice She pressed that large forces cannot justify killing without law and that wealth and power should not override moral duty.
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Florence Allen
Olivet
Michigan
Allen
Tornado toll and political notes mix in jumble of dates
Fragmentary notes report lives lost in a tornado linked to Texas and Hong Kong, with brief mentions of gubernatorial politics and a birthday list. Names and places are garbled, but reference to Connecticut New York and Toronto appears amid scattered biographical items.
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Dem
Texas
Funk
Hong Kong
Ton Holt
New and Fate Can
Connecticut
A. N.Y
I. S. Semator
Fishpp Francia J eCoonel
Efine Methodist Episcopal Church
Berh Ae of
Obia
Seo Taday
Morand
Ous
Mary
Porn
Toronto
Taday
City debate on whipping post and civic reform
The council weighs punishment methods amid calls to retain humane treatment. The piece argues punishment should have a curative element, viewing the whipping post as unsuitable and urging recognition of shared humanity even for offenders. Roosevelt reference appears in a broad historical context.
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Pinkerton
Floz- Satione
Making Divorce Easier in England Proposal Sparks Debate
A proposed reform in England aims to simplify divorce by allowing proceedings within four pods a week and setting costs under one hundred pounds. The plan would reduce travel to distant courts, with eventual home visits and potential mass sales of divorces at lowered prices, provoking concern about accessibility and abuse.
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England
Canita
Landen
Araan
Four Britons to Circumnavigate in Small Lifeboat
A plan proposes four Britons sail a forty foot lifeboat around the world over three years. The voyage would test endurance with hard tack ashamaee condensed ink and canned foods. The reporters note the risks, from seasickness to possible death, and reflect on national zeal.
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Tee 10
Trafalcar Square
Admiral Nelson
Great Britain
Rockefeller Tip Tops Odd Off Track Ride
The article notes John D. Rockefeller drawing attention by tipping a single dime to an off track driver. It questions how he obtains dimes from the mint and hints at Rockefeller’s personal involvement in minting.
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John D. Rockefeller
Ms. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Convictions Stir Over Kidnapping Plot Involving Greenhorns
Two men were found guilty of conspiring to kidnap Mary Pickford. The defense argued the plan was only to practice kidnapping scenes seen in film. The jury weighed a ransom question as they discussed the alleged scheme and its stakes.
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Ary Pickford
Mary
Doug Mary
Third Annual American Radio Relay League Convention Opens
Radio amateurs from the United States Canada and Europe gather in Chicago today for the third annual American Radio Relay League convention. The gathering aims to advance amateur radio activities and professionalize operations across North America.
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United States
Canada
Europe
Chicago
Conventions Open This Week With Diverse Gatherings
The Cleveland opening features the International Railroad Master Blacksmiths' Association in Jacksonville along with the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses and the Georgia Florida Sawmill Association in various venues. Edwin F. Gay, Harvard professor and former dean, forecasts rising U S moving costs due to reparations and war debt payments. He is a University of Michigan and Harvard educated economist.
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Cleveland — International Railroad Master Blacksmiths’ Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Natonal Association of Colored Graduate Nurses
Florida
Georgia-Florida Sawmill Association
Duquoin
Edwin F. Gay
United States
Harvard
School of Business Administration
University of Michigan
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
An essay on success and character warns that growing wealth can harden a person and create divisions. It argues tender hearts are needed as brains mature to avoid isolation and resentment among social groups.
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Grove Patterson
Turk ish pipe aids ladies with nursing babies
Alienated affections are quoted at about 75000 dollars as Miss Lippincut comments in the current issue of Weekly Sliphorn. A Turk ish pipe is cited as solving the problem for mothers of nursing infants.
Madden proposes tax cutting plan to pay national debt
Representative Martin B Madden of Illinois, head of the House Appropriations Committee, presents a plan to automatically refund surplus exceeding 50 million dollars. He argues the 22 billion dollars due from war loans could wipe out over half of the national obligations. The plan calls repealing estate gift and nuisance taxes, including theater and club dues, lowering corporation tax from 12.5 to 10 percent, cutting the surtax maximum from 40 to 15 percent, and reducing the normal tax from 6 to 5 percent, for a top rate of 20 percent.
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Martin B. Manden
Treasury
President Coolidge
Martin B. Madden
Linvis
House Appropriations Committee
Rep. Madden
England-born official linked to debt retirement plan
Madden born March 20, 1855 in England rose from store work to preside over the Quarry Owner's Association and Western Stone Co. He chaired Chicago City Council, served in the National Legislature, and has been a House member since 1905. He advocates rebates to taxpayers and European debt payments to extinguish public debt in thirty years.
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Madden
England
Western Stone Co
Chicago City Council
House
Lipphart Reunion Held at Brownhelm
The Lipphart family reunion gathered Sunday August 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Witra on their lawn. A picnic dinner and supper were served while several family members including Dorothy Geo Lipphart Be and Mrs Leon Roy Bartil were present for the enjoyable event.
Horn Reunion 19 Held at Penpietta
A 19th Horn family reunion gathered at a home in Blownhalm with members including Sir J. eS Hore family, Mr. and Mrs. Hach from Michigan, Miss an, Gladys, Horace Norton of Lorain, and Roy.
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Horn
Nenpietta
Blownhelm
J. Es
Hore
Cox and Bracker
E Aes
Hach
Michigan
Pearkman
Miss An
Gladys
Horace Norton
Local Families Gather for Community Memorial
Bach and daughters Elsabeth and Ruth join Mr and Mrs Adam Bern of Henrietta along with Mr and Mrs Frans Stang and Jean and Dick of Amherst. Also present are Mr and Mrs Richard Breachmacher and son Richard War Breachmacher, Esther Breachmacher, Mr and Mrs George Horn, Mr and Mrs Parker Baird and daughter Jane, Clayton Bechtel, and Mr and Mrs R W Bechtel with sons Donald, Raymond and Robert of Brownell.
Local Education Board Special Meeting Mentioned
The Brownhelm news notes a correction from Friday’s paper stating the Board of Education held a special meeting not a secret meeting. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Portman and son Alvin and Mr and Mrs Walter Angersbach and children at the Geisenhoefer Family reunion is noted for Sunday at Henrietta.
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Vrownelm
Brownhelm
Board of Education
John Portman
Alvin
Walter Angersbach
Geisenhoefer
Jobn Geisendoefer
Henrietta
John Lewis
Cleveland
A. J. Shat
Burton Brandau
Marcie Peabody
Mary Chapic
Oberlin
Vidam Clark, Sr
E.G. Lesher
Flw. Brandau
Ed Leuzer
Obituary Notes and Local Visits Across Kipton Area
At Kipton Monday for Mrs Bran dau s uncle Nathan Peabody who died Saturday aged 84 years 9 months 23 days Robert Meltzke of Lorain visiting his cousin Richard Brechmacher and family Mrs L C Hurley who has been visiting her father and sister William and Esther Brechmacher returned to Detroit Sunday Mrs Michael Dreschler and daughter Emma left Saturday for a visit with relatives in Chicago
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Kipton
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Fifth Avenue
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Jack Dallas
Sandusky Wis
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Patrick A. Mrebishen
Chey
Virginia
Vienna
Holy Land
North America
Ao Primate
Lerope
BEA Blossom Motor Club
R. W. Bechtel
Telephone Black
Lipphart
City Garbage Department
Morning Glory
The
Elyria Milling & Power Company
Glade B. Thomas
Cail
Crooks & Slater
East Ave
Howard B. Somers
Elyria Savings & Trust
Schwind’s Picture Framing Store
A. J. Curren
York State
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