Americas Attitude View From London Cleric Dr John Hutton
Dr John Hutton, soon to begin at Westminister Chapel London, speaks in an interview about American religion and public life. He praises American religious freedom and open discussion while warning that prosperity can hinder understanding of cross bearing and moral responsibility. He says the church should focus on the cross and warn of a spiritual crisis if America fails to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hutton
Westminister Chapel
London
America
Zion
Iit
Europe
Golgotha
Crew desertion shifts amid liquor ban claims
The piece argues British ship crews desert to join American ships for better pay, rejecting the idea that wage earners are driven solely by rum. It states sailors seek advancement like other workers, regardless of liquor restrictions, and cites Governor Al Cabol Smith and Ex-Governor Edwards as counterpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al “Cabol” Smith
Edwards
Close Calls and Quiet Wins in Everyday Efforts
A reflection on moments where near success invites approval but falls short of full achievement, highlighting the tension between intention and result in daily tasks.
Fragmented Note on Guensing and Vacation Hurdles
A jumbled reflection discusses difficulties in guessing outcomes and the learning curve of a week long vacation. It hints at profit concerns and a sense of getting the hang of things only after the period ends. The text uses incomplete phrases and unclear references.
Yesterday in Ohio and World Anniversaries Feature
A collection of historical notes and birthdays: naval orders, battles, treaties, and notable deaths. Dates span 1765 to 1921 with items on Preble, Pohl, Manassas, and Erzberger, plus a look at one year ago Tampico explosion and today’s notable birthdays in science, acting, and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Preble
Chicago
Hugo von Pohl
Breslau
Berlin
Manassas Junction
New York City
Great Eastern
Mersey
Sresci
Hubert
Italy
United States
Germany
Boston
Benjamin G. Humphreys
Mississippi
Claiborne County
Miss
Great Britain
China
Boston and Portland
Revere
Mass
Pierre Blot
Jersey City
France
Bank of California
Rainbow Division
Camp Mills
L. I
Mattias Erzberger
Haden
Tampico
Mexico
Komical Telegrams From Elyria And Lorain
A fragmentary column by Jim Armitage notes late night antics at the Lorain Elks Hotel and mocks political chatter. It mentions Elyria boys, a satire on marriage, and a cryptic line about Garratt of Tenteasts and a Meuse person, reflecting wartime era humor and confusion.
Notable Births mark 68 and 36 years today
In Weakley County Tennessee two anniversaries of births are recorded. Most Rev James J. Keane archbishop of Dubuque born in Jolie Thi 68 years ago today. Major Robert R. Moton principal of Tuskegee Institute born in Virginia 36 years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weakley County
Tenn
James J. Keane
Dubuque
Jolie
Thi
Robert R. Moton
Tuskegee Linstitute
Virginia
National Independence Day Observed Across Lands in 1920s
Numerous events mark today in North America and Europe. Catholic diocese 9 Ro.se. Ida. celebrates 50th anniversary while Cincinnati hosts Fall Festival and Exposition. Canadian National Exhibition opens with Dr F G Banfing attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruguar
Se. Ida
Cincinnati
Gloucester
Mass
Becas
Toronto
F G. Banfing
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Philadelphia
P.G. P. Graham
Lomer Gouin
Canada
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Quebec
Assembly
Geneva
Central Europe
Podebrady
Prague
Internatonal League For Peace and Freedom
After Midnight Drives Through Elyria and Lorain Observations
A narrator reflects on late night driving in Lorain and Elyria. He recalls a potential police sighting, traffic calm, and the humor of late hour passengers. The piece blends urban musings with local spots and a casual critique of modern life and prohibition era quirks.
Who's Who in the Day's News Eugene R Grace
Eugene R Grace president of Bethlehem Steel argues Congress must lower immigration barriers to supply labor for eight hour shifts in steel plants. Grace, noted as a premier steel figure, rose from Goshen New Jersey to prominence via Lehigh University and early work in his father's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupblic
American Steel
Congress
EB. G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Obecause
Grace
Charles M. Schwab
America
Goshen
N. J
Pennington Seminary
Lehigh
Prise
Priasetos
Timely views on world topics in 1924 campaign
Samuel Gompers warns the 1924 campaign will hinge on whether government serves the people or big business. He cites Supreme Court decisions on minimum wage and child labor, Teapot Dome, and Ship Subsidy, predicting world policy will be a key issue alongside domestic economic questions. Germany pushes development of air lines, says a commerce official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uea
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Supreme
Coronado
Tam
Germany
Germany Opens Broad International Air Links After Reparations
After Germany delivers the final aeronautic reparations in early 1923 Allied policy relaxes. German aviation consolidates eight companies into Junkers Luftverkehr and Aero-Lloyd with joint operations. Regular Berlin to Moscow and Petrograd routes already exist, expanding to the Baltic states and Russia, Scandinavia, and the Balkans this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
G. Eichelberger
Department of Commerce
Berlin
Junkera Luftverkehr
Aero-Lloyd
Deutche Luftfeederel
Left Lloyd
Lloyd Luftverkehr
Bayerische Rumpler Werke
Bayasische Luft Lloyd
Paul Strahl
Russia
Scandanavia
Balkans
Broad Street replaces Sugar Ridge as city street name
Local notes report a street name change from Sugar Ridge to Broad Street by city authorities. The items recount civic actions, election ward realignment, and community events across the region with brief mentions of local figures and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Ridge Street
Broad Street
Valley-born Steel Baron Builds Empire by Prudence
The executive rose from Bethlehem Steel crane operator to president by age 36. He is praised for frugality and discipline, avoiding alcohol and tobacco, sending children to rural New England schools, and prioritizing family and work. Golf trophies underscore his success and public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem
America
New England
Red Seal Victor Record Sale Attracts Music Fans
Shoppers flock to the Red Seal Victor Record Sale offering savings of 25 cents on each record from a stock of about 3000 Numers and titles like Blue Hoosier Blues Annabelle and Waitin for the Evening Mail plus new vocal styles and Victrola picks. The School Victrola helps time at a Cascade Park event with McKinley students, while new instruments and music sheets appeal to families, including Schmidt handmade violas and sheet music priced at 60 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Annabelle
Sweetie
Day's Hardware promotes back to school and hunting gear sale
August sale prices invite shoppers to Day's Hardware for school supplies pocket knives fountain pens lunch boxes and bicycle gear. The Easy Electric Washer demo by new Easy Electric Washers owners at the Fair booth near the merchants hall. Fall hunting gear and licenses offered plus travel comfort items for an auto trip including Goodyear tires and warm robes.
Builders furnish Wherry and Crehore homes on Columbus and Ohio
Hardware supplies are being furnished for the new residences of Dr and Mrs 3 G Wherry on Columbus Street and Mr and Mrs Robert Crehore on Ohio Street, detailing contractor names and planned fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Smith
Mr. Waldron
Stanford Ave
Eastern Heights
3. G. Wherry
Columbus Street
Robert Crehore
Ohio Street
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Second Strest
Elyria
Levele County Printing and Publishing
Boat
Ewees
Burke, Baker & GC McNutt
Krymer
Conta Wank
Cuields
Berrin
Loraia
Adjuning
Ohio
International News Service
Baresa
American Newerpaper Publishers Association
Et New York
E. Clayden
Fifth Aves Oaks
Joby W. Hunter
Perrenwy
eBava
Cirewation
Sanevesge
Society
Guensing
The
DEVIL
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Stresemann
RCE
Ases
Fran Yen
L “An
Tock
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Earle S. Mayfield
Texas
Guiseppi Bruni
Parma
Blanche Bates
Portland
Ore
H. J. Ford
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
John H. Jowett
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Halifax
England
Lee de Forest
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
United States Senate
Lonoke
Ark
Komical
Jim Armitage
Armsalt
Lorain
Garratt
Tenteasts
Seer Tender
Meuse
Nese
St Louis
North America
Order of the Alhambra
Cardston
Alberta
Premier Polycare
Gondrecourt
M Polncarp
Repubic
Poet.com
Solomon
Elyria Elks
Eugene R. Grace
Dompers
Margaret Fuller
Cleveland
Helen Bowen
Lake Shore Railroad
Lodi Street
Board OF Elections
Enameled Pipe CO
Wood
Washington
Weston
Los Angeles
Akron
Chris Weaver
J. C. Scott
Cornell Avenue
L. D .Huffman
Sanford
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Gulbransen
Mae Leuszler
Wild Papa
Boc
Music Store
Broed Bt
Day’s Hardware
Easy Electric Washers
F. E. Treat
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FP. A. Usher
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Babor
Broad
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