A Metaphysician Bagged in Irish Free State Arrest
Editorial from the New York Times discusses Eamon de Valera’s arrest in Ennis, noting the government’s claim of restraint and public safety measures. It portrays De Valera as a symbolic, cloaked political figure and comments on the wider impact on Irish politics, peace prospects, and Republican aims. The piece critiques both the state action and Republican strategies, highlighting public sentiment for order and reconstruction.
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New York Times
Irish Free State
de Valera
Ennis
County Clare
Guller
Dail Eireann
Free State
American Association For the Recognition
Labor Party
England
Sinn Fein
Swift
Strike in England Co operative Society ends in victory
Workers in the Co operative Wholesale Society in England have settled a strike after several weeks. The dispute, opposed by capitalist aligned papers, ended with a workers victory. The piece notes the society, built by workers, initially argued there was nothing to arbitrate and calls for democratic control to avoid future strikes.
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England
Co-operative Wholesale Society
Cooperative Society
Co-operative Society
Solution for economic rivalry would end wars says tariff commissioner
William S. Culbertson vice chairman of the U S tariff commission says permanent peace depends on solving economic rivalry among nations. He argues wars stem from production trading and financing forces and that political factors often mask real economic causes. Removing these external causes and offering security guarantees can make armed force unnecessary. He warns that false security through peace societies misleads nations into war if rivalry continues.
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Williams
Culbert
U. S. Tariff Commission
Culbertson
Yesterday and Today In Ohio and Anniversaries
A compact summary of historical notes and anniversaries from Ohio mentioning Theodore Parker born in Lexington Massachusetts died in Rome 1860 John Newton born Norfolk died New York 1895 includes 1852 San Francisco jail hangings 1867 Johns Hopkins University incorporation 1873 Belfast Maine fire 1883 Comte de Chambord death 1819 Prince of Wales Quebec to Toronto 1921 dirigible disaster Hull England one year ago today notes dock strike riots Havre France American Mission to the Brazil centennial sails for New York today’s birthdays Rt Reverend Theophile Meerschaert bishop of Oklahoma highlighted by notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Parker
Lexington
Mass
Rome
John Newton
Norfolk
New York City
San Francisco
Vigilance Committee
John Hopkins University
Belfast
Maine
Comte de Chambord
France
Prince of Wales
Quebec
Toronto
United States
Hull
England
Havre
Brazil
New York
Notable Birthdays of Public Figures Today
Rev Samuel Elliot president of the American Unitarian association born in Cambridge Massachusetts sixty one years ago today Rear Admiral John C Watson who commanded a division of the Atlantic Fleet in the war with Spain born in Frankfort Kentucky sixty one Mrs John J Mitchell formerly Miss Lolita Armour born in Chicago twenty seven years ago today Harry B Hooper outfielder for the Chicago American league baseball team born in Santa Clara California thirty six years ago today
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Samuel Elliot
American Unitarian Sockation
Cambridge
Mass
John C. Watson
Spain
Frankfort
John J. Mitchell
Lolita Armour
Chicago
Harry B. Hooper
Santa Clara
California
Centennial reflections mark milestones across Americas shores
The report notes key anniversaries including Washington’s capture by British forces 109 years past, the Queen Monarch burning near Liverpool 75 years ago, and John Newton born a century ago who shaped Hudson River traffic safety. It also cites Lord Birkenhead’s planned public address at Williamstown, Texas celebrates Columbus’s three day founding commemorations, and St Louis leading in centennial American formation.
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Washington
Liverpool
John Newton
Trafic
Hudson River
Hell Gate
Lord Birkenhead
England
America
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Maas
Columbus
Texas
Stephen Austin
Washing machines go up in smoke in Wellington Fair tale
A quirky Elyria note tells how Herbert Joy Lesser Henry Dykeman and Jude Jones rented a Ford truck from Jimmie Simpson to haul washing machines to the Wellington Fair. The vehicle backfired burst into flames near the Country club, the coat on the seat forgotten, seven machines destroyed, insurance at 95 dollars, truck worth little two years earlier. Doc Austin was fishing in Michigan a month ago.
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Joy Herbert
Steve Lesser
Henry Dykeman
Jude Jones
Wellington
Jimmie Impson
Herbie
Simpson
Austin
Michigan
Castaway Tales and Town Talk From Elyria
A fragmentary column notes humor and local buzz about fishing exploits by Tone and Minnick, a tale of Doctor Austin's reputed casting prowess, and a stringer mishap. It mentions Elyria Kiwanis recruiting Indians for a county fair pageant, upcoming jazz season woes, a burglary loss, an excursion war to Kansas, a Garfield political speech, a severe windstorm, the Weekly Republican planning to tow a daily paper, and J.4 Dake selling Bal Ginuke oysters.
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Republican P
Rep John J Casey Labor Leader and Pennsylvanian
A profile of Representative John Joseph Casey of Pennsylvania, a veteran labor advocate who rose from coal mining to national politics. The piece notes his long service, union work, roles on Ways and Means, and positions as labor adviser and Emergency Fleet Corporation executive, along with family details.
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John Joseph Casey
Congress
Pennsylvania
Casey
Empire
Luzerne County
Pennsylvania House
National ‘House
Ways and Means
Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Forty Five Years Ago Sold Furniture Business by Jewett and Whiteman
Forty five years past the Jewett and Whiteman firm sold their furniture business to William Swearer. The note mentions the home of Judge W. W. Boynton on Washington avenue as a landmark in the era.
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Jewett & Whiteman Sold
William Swearer
W. W. Boynton
Washington Avenue
A Prayer in the Prospect of Death by Burns
The speaker addresses the unknown Almighty Cause, fearing death's hour. He asks for forgiveness for wanderings and sins, seeking concealment in darkness while affirming that only God is good and ready to forgive.
Pepper Leads Pennsylvania GOP Split Opposition to Pinchot
George Wharton Pepper, a longtime Pennsylvania senator since 1922, is identified as a leader of the Republican faction opposing Governor Gifford Pinchot. Described as hailing from an old Philadelphia family, Pepper was appointed to replace the late Senator Penrose and won election to the full term.
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George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Keystone State
Penrose
Sen
Pepper
Philadelphia
Pepper Novelty in Public Life and Law Career
He was educated at the University of Pennsylvania in 1887 and serves as a trustee, with a law degree obtained two years later. He built a broad civil practice and, before his senate appointment, declined salaried public posts while staying active in public life. During World War I he joined the Council of National Defense and the Pennsylvania Public Safety Committee. He belongs to the Episcopal church and is an expert in canonical law of the denomination.
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University of Pennsylvania
Law Department
Pepper
Council of National Defense
Pennsylvania Public Safety Committee
Episcopal Church
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A.C. Hudnutt
Elyria
Dally
Blyre
Lorain
Ohio
International News Service
Aedit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
AE. Clayden
Fifth Ave
John W. Hunter
Marvette Ha
Roger Babson
Henry Ford
Europe
Babson
Ppsnnel
Cuieaerse
Theophile Meerschaert
Oklahoma
Big A Belghim
St. Lewis
Komicazl Telegrams
Henry
Chevrolet
Tan Symmons
Doc
Doctor Austin
Tone
Minnick
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Hays City
Kansas
Lorain County
Garfield
Dake
Winv
Robert Burns
Tance Re Foot
Geo. E. Spitzer
Grafton, Ohio
The
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co
Turner Block
Day's
SAS
Park Avenue
Sixth Street
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