Tragedy and Legacy of Woodrow Wilson at Funeral
A 1923 reflection on Woodrow Wilson during his funeral ceremonies. The piece weighs his wartime ideals, Versailles, and fourteen points against political critique, foreseeing his lasting impact beyond present bitterness and pondering how history may judge his vision for international peace.
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Warren Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Versailles
John Maynard Keynes
Paris
Europe
Mr. Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Sumner
Greeley
T Wade
Baeze
Wilson
Yesterdays in Ohio and Today’s Birthdays and Events
A compact roundup lists historical anniversaries from 1749 to 1920 with figures like James Madison and Lincoln Douglas debates plus today’s notable births Charles G. Dawes Peter Norbeck and Eugene Grace. It also notes current or upcoming gatherings such as Salt Lake City Mine and First Aid Meet and state and national associations.
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James Madison
Virginia
Port Republic
Williamsburg
Charleston
D. C
Silas Wright
New York
Canton
N. Y
Amherst
Mass
Lincoln
Douglas
Freeport
Ill
Saratoga Springs
Ralston
Indiana
Porter
John J. Pershing
Presidio
San Francisco
Provincetown
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Marietta
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Vermillion
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Goshen
N. J
Owen Johnson
New York City
Cration of Attorneys General
Salt Lake City
Providence
R. I
Natio Retail Jewelers’ Association
Coal Strife and Global War Notes Stirred by Ulterior Echoes
A jumbled 1914 era telegrams column sketches coal strike anxieties and political quips about coal supply and prices. It links miners operators and economists with references to Ford and imperial figures. The piece blends domestic labor tension with World War I era travel and society notes.
National veterans camp opens in Norfolk amid busy convention day
Today in Norfolk Virginia the twenty fourth national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars opens. Elections will be held for the new Irish Free State parliament to convene September nineteenth. Gloucester Massachusetts begins a week of 300th anniversary festivities and 50th city milestone. Delaware Ohio Wisconsin and Central Maine state fairs also open, with conventions in Montreal and Minneapolis beginning under various gatherings.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Norfolk
French Lick Springs
Ind
Delaware
Wilmington
Columbus
Milwaukee
Maine
Waterville
Debate at Apple Grove school resolves railroads versus automobiles
At Apple Grove school a debate concluded that automobiles do not harm railroads more than railroads harm automobiles. Mrs. Lib Pash remarks she stays up hoping to see a lively sight at dawn.
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Apple Grove
Lib Pash
Freddie Guest Visits United States as British Ministerial Figure
Frederick Guest, long in the British cabinet as a minister in Lloyd George's era and sole British crown official owning an estate in the United States, arrives in the United States with his wife Amy Phipps. The pair bring a storied career from South Africa to Khartum reconquest to the Boer War, including service in the Life Guards.
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India
Africa
Asia
Alaska
King
George
France
Lord French
Legion of Honor
National Service Department
Jan Smuts
East Africa
Germany
Freddie Guest
London
Alfred Bell
Park Lane
United States
Allies
Malo-les- Baines
Frederick Uw. Guest
British Air Department
David Lloyd .George
Amy Phipps
Henry Phipps
New York
Lord Wimborne
South Africa
Johannesburg
Kitchener
Camel Corps
Suden
Khartam
Dr John Finley as Ambassador Contender and Educator
Dr John H Finley a potential successor to Col George Harvey as U S Ambassador to the Court of St James has led a varied career since Knox College 1887 and Johns Hopkins. He served as secretary of the State Charities Aid Association in New York then headed Knox College President Princeton chair of politics friend of Grover Cleveland wrote Cleveland biography. He led the College of the City of New York 1902 and later the New York State Education Department Albany. He is a poet and noted after dinner speaker who enjoys walking as a sport.
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John H. Finley
Col
George Harvey
United States
Court of St. James
Knox College
Johns Hopking University
New York City
State Charities Aid Association
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Finley
College of the City of New York
Albany
State Department of Education
Women Inventors Lead In GB Patent Applications
Four hundred six patent applications were filed by women inventors in Great Britain last year, showing notable participation in securing new ideas.
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Great Britain
Rural children deserve equal education opportunities nationwide
The piece cites Dr. Thomas E. Finegan urging urban rural parity in schooling. It calls for consolidated fully equipped rural schools with modern buildings, broad curricula, playgrounds, and strong teaching services to close the education gap between city and country children.
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Pennsylvania
Fineaxan
United States
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Hudmuit
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A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Ashnell
Ohio
Sweden
Argonaut Gold Mine
California
Komicai
Jim Armitage, Himcelt
Oscar Haserodt
Florryday
Newsapper
Steinmetz
Coolinge
Iowa
Fiji Islands
Henry Ford
Ralph Murbach
Jack Parsch
Montreal
Veterinary Aviation of Canada
Minneapolis
National Asso
Abe Martin
Frederick G. Guest Tae
Biyria
America
Channing Pollock
Shakespeare
Balzac
Shelley
Moliere
Dante
Thomas E. Finegan
H. Kellogg
Kie
Lee Lee
Carey
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Vv. L. Wheeler
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West Ave
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