Borah attacked for bunk in World Court debate
A 1925 editorial criticizes Senator Borah for linking his anti league stance to a supposed 7000000 vote majority in 1920 and 1924. It accuses him of political misdirection, questions his mind or conscience, and argues public sentiment toward the League of Nations is rising while elections should not decide such issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
World Court
John G. Twibben
Princeton
Ibbben
Warding
Mr. Harding
St Borah
Miam Harding
Wilson
League
Mr. Borah
League of Nations
America
Ma. Borah
Tait
Senatorenry Cabot Lodge
AG Harding
William Jennings Bryan
Ibben
Murphy’s Policies Payouts and Tammany Wealth Inquiries
The piece notes Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall left an estate valued at about 2.287 million dollars. It argues his wealth arose from influence rather than salary, reflecting on his 22 years in Tammany ranks and questioning the sources of his income and its cost to New York City taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Mall
Murphy
New York City
Tammany
United States
Dooley
Sowing Dragon's Teeth Commentary Sparks Parental Responsibility Claim
Judge A B Brey of St. Louis criticizes parents who break the law in front of their children. He cites that such acts teach children crime and spur youth into criminality. The Martins Terry Times quote notes public liberal attitudes and questions about men's value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Brey
St. Lewis
Cleveland
Anniversaries and events mark yesterday and today
A collage of birthdays and historical notes lists figures born in Salem Narragansett Boston and Martinsburg among others. It notes Wisconsin joining Michigan Territory and Oregon treaty signals, plus plays and exhibitions ahead at civic venues. Conventions open across New York Chicago Cleveland and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Adelina
Blo's Garden
Robert Louis Steverson
Samoa
Edinbergh
Coolidge
Congr
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
George H. Denny
University of Alabama
Hanover County
John H. Morehead
Nebraska
Lucas County
Iowa
Festival of St Francis Navier Centenary Notice
Centennial flag is noted as part of a commemorative observance marking one hundred and fifty years since birth of Charles Elliott Fitch a New York editor prominent in Republican politics. The item describes the festival context and historic reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Elliott Fitch
New York State
Dr John J Abel Receives 2560 Research Corporation Award
Dr John J Abel, professor at Johns Hopkins, wins the 2560 reward from the Research Corporation of New York for outstanding scientific contributions. He developed an artificial kidney and a synthetic preparation of epinephrine, among other advances, and has long served Johns Hopkins as pharmacology professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Abel
Research Corporation of
New York
John J. Abe
She Jos
Johnstophins Me
Repearea
Taus.asel
Cleveland
Ohio
University of Michigan
Cambridge
England
John Tropkins
Leipsiz
Strassburg
Heidelberg
Vienna
Berne
Wurzburg
Berlin
Village debates police employment cost 3000 yearly
The Independent Democrat opposed hiring any police in the village arguing a yearly $3,000 cost for four men would strain taxpayers. A cricket game occurred after snow removal in the village park. The county infirmary was expanded with framing and fencing, caring for about 40 inmates. Agriculture works in Elyria produced crops and planters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Democrat
Vilage
Elyria
Poem fragment by Mathew Arnold on quiet death and peace
Fragment from Mathew Arnold reflecting on a life of mirth and outward cheer fading into rest. The speaker notes a tired heart and a longing for peace as the subject nears death in a vast hall of memory and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alee
Mathew Arnold
International Livestock Show Opens With Thrills And Artistry
In Chicago on December 3 the International Livestock Show showcases a high level of animals and new features. The event prompts reflections on breeding trends, the judge’s edicts, and the artistic craft of breeders who treat each finished animal as a living artwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Syracuse
Columbus
Indianapolis
Supreme Court-of- the- Livestock World
Samuel Guard
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Chicago Becomes Agricultural Capital of America This Week
Amid the International Week events at the stock yards 4 H clubs from 12 states showcase prize winning youth and crafts. Officials from the U S Department of Agriculture attend with dozens of county agents and leaders, underscoring farm interests and training value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
E. T. Meredith
Kulture
Federal Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Amerza
Community Notes From Columbia and Berea Area
Local notes report social visits and family gatherings in Columbia and Berea including Mrs Melvin Healy Mrs Hattie Stephens and Carl O'Dell visiting Mr and Henry O'Dell. Obituary for Mrs Garner aged 77. Various home visits hospital updates baptist class meetings and church activities. An arson outfit moves onto the Sabins farm.
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Columbia
Melvin Healy
Hattie Stephens
Carl
Henry O'Dell
Burton
Stephens
Leon Rian
M Gordman
Ryan
Philadelphia
Li . Stanehan
Berea
Par
Warren Stranahan
Hee Garner
Aziz Oon
C. H
Field Corners
Gerry W. Brooks
King’s Daughters
S. S
Shoup
Jay ‘Walkden
Jay. Walkden
Mildred Bertier
Alice Squire
Don‘nar Cleter
Wiota Ives
Minnie Hunter
Rose” Hoare
Alice Runde
Emily
Doris Wright
S.S
MM. C. Yeazer
Alice Garner
Arson Prindle
Mary Walker
Roy
Medan
Air. Walker
Women's Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
Irene Healy
Mirs
Ima Walker
Lyjmaah Sabins
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Notices
Theodore Fisher transfers to Peter Stelmaseski. Sheffield Land Co. advertises to Lorain for £15000. Glenn Molynenut to Herbert Tucker for one half acre in Oberiin at 32500. Fred Sweet to Adam Freed 55 acres in Camden for 1000 dollars. Fast ern I Weights Land Co. to Arthur Bolly lot 240 in their seventh acre to Elyria for 1000. Orson Prindie to Christina Jenke 96 acres in Columbia for 25000. Robert Heck to Lettie Taggert 173 dollars. Community Beach, Sheffield Lake, 580 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Fisher
Peter Stelmaseski
Sheffield Land Co
Lorain
Glenn
Molynenut
Herbert Tucker
Oberiin
Fred Sweet
Adam Freed
Camden
Fastern I Weights Land Co
Arthur Bolly
Elyria
Orson Prindie
Christina Jenke
Columbia
Property transfers and trivia from the era
C C Mosroe transfers lot 123 at Mowelsa Beach Sheffield Lake to John Potts for $500. Minnie Goldstein transfers lot 5 Ely’s West avenue allotment Elyria for $1,500. Trivia notes mention Tennyson refusing $5,000 for Christmas card verses, and the first bridge across the Mississippi completed at Minneapolis in 1855. China and Japan handwriting noted as fine arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Mosroe
John Potts
Mowelsa Beach
Sheffield Lake
Minnie Goldstein
Olive Curtis
Ely
West Avenue
Elyria
Minneapolis
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Chronicle-Telegram
Bureau of
Second Street
Yoraia
Mail
Onty
Robert EL Ward
Ise
Wabas Ave
Fitsh Ave
Murphy’s Policies
Martins Terry
John Bassett Moore
The
Hague
Smyroa
Del
Eugere C. Brooks
North Carolina State College of Agriculture
Greene County
N. C
Esek Hopkins
Nfih
Bhishsr
National Research Council
Washington
White House
Omne
Georgia
State Prison Commission
Atlanta
Columpic
Civic Auditorium
San Francisco
Pacific Cat Club
American Association of Presidents of Life Iinee
National Devy Council
National Society For Vocational Education
Rochester
League of Women “Voters
Bronsville
Tetes Editorial Association
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Manufacturers’ Association
Messrs Howe and
FIELD
G. A. Kelloge
Congress
St. Francis Navier
Apostle
India
Tye Allus
Florida
iUa
J H. Bartter
Robert Heck
Lettie Taggert
Shefeld Lake
Tennyson
China
Japan
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Vic Donahey
Fred Kohler
Cuyahoga County
the Heldmyer Hdw. Co
Lloyd Do
Lloyds
LLOYD
Allen & Brown
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