Growth of international associations across postwar Europe
The article notes a surge of international groups since World War I, shaping public sentiment and non governmental cooperation. It highlights organizations, treaties, and unions spanning Europe from Lyons to Copenhagen, Rome to Paris, promoting intellectual cooperation, emigration, labor unity, and agricultural alliances. It argues cross border contact reduces conflict as diplomats and leaders observe growing international dialogue.
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Washington
Europe
America
Pease
League of Nations
Lyons
Rome
United States of America
Copenhagen
Universal Postal Union
Afghanistan
Stockholm
Paris
London
Young Peoples
Socialist International
International Labor Union Federation
Amsterdam
Green Internationale
Helsingfors
Finland
Prague
Agrarian International
St Wbing
Yesterday's Ohio Anniversary Remembrances
Yesterday in Ohio and on this day a parade of historic births deaths and events is noted. Notable figures include Joseph Reed born in Trenton New Jersey and Hiram G Berry born in Thomaston Maine with births and deaths linked to Washington’s era and Civil War battles. Also listed are disasters and travels such as the 1854 Limaville church collapse and the Ocean Wave disaster, plus a 1919 Toronto to Mineola air race finish. Today marks birthdays for Dawes Grace Blakeslee Norbeck Johnson and others.
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Joseph Reed
Washington
Trenton
N. J
Philladelpha
Hiram G. Berry
Chancellorsville
Thomaston
Lomeaville
Staty
Moble
Metropolian Opera House
New York City
Toronto
Mineola
Prince of Wales
Apia
Samoa
Sweden
India
Charles G. Dawes
Marietta
Eugene R Grace
Bethlehem Steal Corporation
Goshen
George H Blakeslee
World Peace Foundation
Geneseo
Peter Norbeck
United States
South Dakota
Vermilion
S. Dakota
Owen Johnson
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A short essay reflecting on power and mind over body, citing Stemmetz-einmerz as the first to tame a thunderbolt concept. It contrasts a strong mind with a weak body and praises purposeful work, even in attic spaces, urging focus beyond games. The piece notes a Swedish king’s granddaughter in a factory earning eighteen dollars weekly, aiming to inspire service and personal involvement.
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Stemmetz
Einmerz
Labor and morals shape a changing world in old article
The piece reflects on labor life in Pittsburgh steel mills and Pennsylvanian coal mines, praising workers who endure harsh conditions to reveal reality. It notes shifts in naming trends and cites Hays's wartime film industry cleanliness pledge as a measure of progress and public welfare.
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Whiting Wiliams
Tracher
Pitburgh
Pennstramia
Eng
Germany
Eeeado and
Raisuli Cast Into Gov Role as Law and Order Backer
Raiguli, famed bandit chief, now appointed governor of the western Spanish zone in Morocco. The Berber fighter, once jailed by the Sultan of Fez, rose to power after a long vendetta, seizing foreign travelers for ransom and provoking warships to demand reform.
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Raiguli
Morocco
Raysuli
Fez
Raisull
Raisuli
Raisali
Centenary tributes and political events across Utah and Virginia
The article notes Gen Hiram G Berry born 175 years after his Union command and slain at Chancellorsville, James Madison born 175 years ago as Virginia's first Episcopal bishop, Charles G Dawes turning 60 and staying at his Evanston home, Utah Democrats meeting in Salt Lake City to nominate November candidates, a Westward carnival opening in Salt Lake City for the week, and Babydom festive events in Asbury with holiday revels.
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Hiram G. Berry
Chancellorsville
James Madison
Virginia
Charles G. Dawes
Evanston
Utah
Salt Lake City
Asbury
Abe Martin on law and memory in a crooked debtor town
The old humorist notes that the law abides with a citizen who recalls every statute while debtors stay elusive. He jokes that a man owing everyone cannot stay down, yet he remains constantly out of reach, a peach of a memory needed.
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Buddy
Italy Recovery Under Mussolini Drafts Varying Views
A Smith College professor, Sidney Fay, argues Mussolini’s regime spurred Italy’s rapid postwar recovery, though he says improvements might have occurred without Fascism. He contrasts Fascism with Bolshevism, noting Italy’s nationalist aims and insistence on work for idle men, while warning democracy faces threats from Fascism and EU stability could be stretched by expansionist aims in North Africa and the Balkans.
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Mussolini
Italy
Sidney Bradshaw Fay
Smith's College
Fay
Lenin
America
Europe
Tumis
North Africa
Asia
Minor
Balkan Peninsula
Greece
Corfu
Austria
Serbia
Poems That Live Margaret to Dolcino
Poem by Charles Kingsley asks if love defines existence and joy and sorrow. Lines express a sorrowful bridal devotion amid mockery and toil. The speaker reflects on love as source of strength and meaning while weeping by the beloved.
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Margaret
Dolcino
Charles Kingsley
Years Ago at the Opera House and Local Notes
AO Years Ago recalls Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado to a large audience while a loud kick was caused by a missing smoke consumer in the courthouse boiler. Harvest moon festival held by King Solomon’s Lodge F and A M with speakers listed. New post office boxes installed and sold for 25c 40c and 60c per quarter. Twelve old ladies met with Mrs George Crisp. youngest 61, oldest...
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Opera House
Court House
King Solomon’s Lodge F. & A. M
Hemnan Ely
W. F. McLean
L. A. Dickinson
George Crisp
Prince Arthur of Connaught Retires as South Africa Governor
Prince Arthur of Connaught, set to succeed Lord Reading as Viceroy of India, has retired from the Governor Generalship of the Union of South Africa. Born in 1883 at Windsor, he served in the Queen's Own Hussars and in the South African War. He carried out royal duties, including a 1906 mission to Japan bearing the Order of the Garter, and in 1913 married his cousin Princess Alexandra Victoria, Duchess of Fife.
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Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Whho
Lord Reading
India
Union of South Africa
King George
Field Marshal
the Duke of Connaught
Windsor
Eton
Sandhuvst
Queen's Own Hussars
Edward VII
Japan
Order of the Garter
Prince Arthur
Alexandra Victoria
Duchess of Fife
Paris Girl Typists Form Union for Fair Salaries
Female typists in Paris have formed a trade union to settle questions of salary and hours on a fair basis. The move aims to unify wage standards and working conditions through collective action and negotiation with employers.
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Paris
Embargo Dispute Settled Over Bend Scott Improvement
In Defiance Ohio commissioners and Cincinnati Northern railroa d officials reached a settlement to end a material embargo delaying Bend Scott improvement work. The railroad agreed to duties tied to surety bonds, smoothing the project start as materials begin to arrive and crews resume. Ottawa Ohio authorities order reconstr uction of aerial lines for Putnam Telephone and Ottawa Farmers Mutual, citing hazards to life and property from existing lines. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission mandated updated aerial builds.
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Defiance
Ney
Bend Scott
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Ma.Syjals
Ottawa. O
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Putnam Telephone Company
Bell System
Ottawa Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company
Ottawa
Columbus
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Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Fee Arge
City
Lorain
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Poland
Bulgaria
Balkans
Christian Science Monitor
New Jersey
Fairbanks Family
I N America
Fairban
Dedham
Mas
New England
Lake Charles
Lone Star Route Highway Association
Oklahoma
Cus
State Federation of Labor
Grove Patterson
Devot Iz
Ife
Jozn
H Hays
California
Abe Martin Cowriit
McLean
Perdicaris
Varley
Roosevelt
John Hay
Raisuh
Raisul
Spain
G. A. Budd
A. Osborne
O'donnell’s
Checker Cab Co. W
Williams
Cedar St
the Hygienic Ice CO
S.S.S
H. M. Andress & Son
Bro. St
R. M. Summers
Earl Court
the Brown Company Printers and Paper Supplies
Mill Street
Elyria, Ohio
Veedol Motor Oil
Roehl Oil CO
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