Uncle Sam and Europe a Nation's Interlinked Fate
A Nation essayster argues that America's ties with Europe are intimate and unavoidable. The piece cites Hiram Johnson's New York speech and notes the ease of European travel by American officials as a sign of growing mutual influence. It warns against ostrich attitudes and frames the European relationship as an American problem demanding action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Hiram Johnson
New York
Europe
Straightway
Daily Paper
Senator Johnson
What difference does it make who is president
A writer argues that presidents matter little, noting past leaders range from dolts to messiahs. He says governments transfer wealth and restrict freedoms, becoming self perpetuating machines. Until government is viewed economically and made to serve, the figurehead’s identity seems inconsequential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Douglas Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
Tom Marshall
Thomas Murray Butler
Support for Family Ties to Wages in Wage-Earning Women
The Labor Department released a pamphlet The Share of Wage-Earning Women in Family Support showing that nearly all married women workers contribute their earnings to the home and that 60 to 90 percent of earnings by unmarried women go to family support. It notes many unmarried young women remit most of their earnings, while men send 78 to 84 percent of theirs home. The figures aim to inform debates on living wages and worker pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Labor
Yesterdays in Ohio and World History Highlights
A compact listing of historical events by date includes Richard III death at Bosworth in 1485, Continental Army at Ticonderoga in 1775, Thurston born in 1847, Adams and Flower entry in 1848, Lincoln Douglas debates in 1858, a 1883 Minnesota tornado toll, 1886 Bulgarian prince abducted, and AEF monument 1921. Yesterday highlights note snowfall Adirondacks and coal mining resumption in Iowa and Michigan. Birth anniversaries mark Claude Graham-White, Frank Munsey, George White, and Frank Marshall with ages in today’s era.
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Richard III
England
Bosworth
Gen. Montgomery
Ticonderoga
John M. Thurston
United States
Nebraska
Bontpeller
Omaha
Sarah F. Flower Adams
Ottawa
Dodge
Olmstead
Minn
Prince Alexander
Bulgaria
Sofia
Russia
Lorraina
Claude Graham-White
Frank A. Munsey
Mercer
Maine
George H. White
National Democratic Committee
Elmira
N. Y
Frank J. Marshall
New York City
Today marks anniversaries of raids and twisters across America
Sixty years ago Quantrell led rebels in the raid on Lawrence Kansas. Forty years past a tornado nearly destroyed Rochester Minnesota. Frank A Munsey begins his 70th year. Insurance commissioners meet in Minneapolis to discuss rate making and fire prevention. Post Office tests begin for a proposed all weather twenty eight hour air mail service. Conventions opening today include Buffalo National Association of Insurance Agents Waco Texas Texas State wide Conference on Education Montgomery Alabama Alabama Florida Kiwants Clubs Aurora Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Oklahoma City Oklahoma Far mers Union Boston Massachusetts Undertakers Association. Smiths Orchestra booked for New Wellington today.
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Quantrell
Lawrence
Kas
Rochester
Minn
Frank A. Munsey
Maine
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Minneapolis
U. S. Postofice Department
Buffalo—National Association of Insurance Agents
Waco
Texas
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Merchants’ Conference
Huntsville
Aurora
Minois Lumber Merchants’ Association
Virginia
Mint
Minnesota
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Farmers’ Union
Boston
Massachusetts
Undertakers’ Association
Mrs Warburton Aims To Match Wanamaker In Politics
Mrs Barclay H Warburton wife of Major Barclay H Warburton longtime Republican activist and former publisher and guard affairs figure travels Europe then America and plans to rise in politics matching her father John Wanamaker merchant prominence. She has been vice chairman of Pennsylvania Republican state committees and active in Philadelphia social welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Warburton
Barclay H. Warburton
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Prince
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Random Snippets From Local Telegrams Include Labor, Sports and Bergdoll
The item cites Jim Armitage and informal chatter about organized labor behind Coolidge, Elyria beating Lorain in baseball, and mentions Mellon staying in the cabinet. It notes a German treasurer, wallpaper charges, Ernie Leedale in a barber shop tale, Walt Brooks heading to the lakes, and Bergdoll saying he will never return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Leedale
Leedale
Farmers press for lower railroad rates in coming campaign
Gray Silver of the American Farm Bureau argues that transportation costs dominate farmers revenues and voting issues. He notes farmers pay a large share of rail and fuel costs, warns against price fixing that advantages manufacturers, and urges shifts in taxation and fertilizer policies to aid agricultural profitability.
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Gray Silver
American Farm | Bureau Federation
Hie
Cenep
United States
Congress
Henry Ford
Fire crews contend with overnight blaze
A report notes responders arrived at a blaze after an emergency call. Firefighters worked to control the flames and prevent spread, with crews from multiple stations on scene. No further details on injuries or damage are provided in the accessible text.
Elyria Memoir Highlights 15 Years Ago Fire Dept and Town
A look back shows the fire department storing low service wagons, Elyria’s new city directory listing about 15 000 people, Battery A Cleveland stopping over during a two day hike, a large temperance meeting in front of the courthouse, bicycle thieves raiding the area with seventeen bikes stolen in a week, the death of Chas Hobill a noted paper hanger and Odd Fellow, large funeral at his Hast River Street home, Medina noting Fred O Foster appointed temporary postmaster at Seville with a salary of 1800.
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Chas Hobill
Hast River Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Burke
Better & Chudnnit
Rat Biyria Postoffica
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Internationsl
Aadit Bercas
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Fith Ave
Chicago
Offics
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Phon
America
Great Britain
France
Adirondacks
Towa
Michigan
Smith
Wellington
Mister Ford
Bob” Rice
Quebec
the Way
Bates
Men &O
Komicaz Telegrams
Jim Armitage
Aitmesit
Organized Labor
Coolidge
Phillips
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Ball
Mellon
Germany
Simonade
Walt’Brooks
Florida
Walt'a
Brooks
Bergdoll
Greater Elyria
T. L. Moise
Ely Block
Sayn Warm Bureau
Fag Sale
Battery A
Cleveland
Afteen
Medina
Fred O. Foster
Seville
Beecham
R. J. Price
West Ave
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