Politics Cleansing Mirrors Public Service Standards
The piece argues public offices must be scrutinized and polities cleaned of special interests. It cites figures like Beveridge Johnson Newberry Borah Daugherty Hoover as examples to study failures and strengths. It emphasizes elected leaders should serve all people not just a faction, guiding a new political history toward integrity.
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Congress
Aobert J. Bever Lge
Hiram Johnson
Truman EL. Newberry
Senator Borah
Harry Daugherty
Herbert Hoover
Campaign to curb concealed weapons demands tougher laws
The article argues for a strong campaign against carrying concealed weapons. It asserts current laws fail to deter criminals who obtain guns or blackjack easily and urges laws restricting manufacture and transport to keep arms from general public use.
Ireland at peace as new constitution passes parliament
The article announces Ireland now at peace with Great Britain after a new constitution clears both houses. It says Ireland may work out its own destiny near independence, De Valera’s followers fade, and the nation should redirect energy to constructive progress rather than civil strife.
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Ireland
Great Britain
de Valera
Morgenthau Urges Council to Ease War Turmoil in Europe
Henry Morgenthau argues the United States should join with European powers to address business and financial problems stemming from wartime upheaval. He cites Turkey as an example of disorder caused by pirates and marauders and proposes a U S commission to study reparations and debt, with England potentially accepting the remedy.
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Turk
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Europe
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New York
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Ohio legislative milestones and notable 19th century events
Fragmentary historical notes timeline events in Ohio and nearby years and people. Includes 1799 act on liquor to Indians, 1813 Ohio legislature, 1864 Salmon P. Chase appointment, 1893 Putnam County indictments, plus a retrospective line about Liberal victory in Canada and births of Howard Elliott and Herbert M. Lard.
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Ohio
Salmon P. Chase
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Crawfis
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New Orleans
Herbert M. Lard
1. S.A
Rockland
Maine
Edward K Sothern
ABE MARTIN Sees Congress and Prohibition in Odd Light
The columnist notes Congress ignoring seniority rules and jokes that prohibition drives a drinker away between acts. He frames the issue with a humorous rural perspective and notes the political mood of the time.
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Notable American Actors Born Across Regions
The item notes actors from different states and eras: Nichol J. Sinnott, a representative from Oregon born in The Dalles, Oregon, sixty years ago. William S. Hart, famed film star born in New York state, forty six years ago.
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Finland marks independence and Christmas season in one day
Finland observes the fifth anniversary of its independence while celebrating the Feast of St. Nicholas. The National Rivers and Works Congress begins a two day session in Washington as coal operators and miners discuss wage talks for next January. A national farmers committee to study marketing systems forms in Milsa with plans for an American Farm Bureau committee. Halifax memorializes the 1917 explosion disaster with 19 6 victims and 20 904 homeless. Various conventions open in Chicago Birmingham Athens and Altana. Tax programs and road funding debate how to handle new and old obligations.
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St. Nicholas
Holland
National Rivers and Warkers Congress
Washington
United States
Milsa
American Farm Bureau
Halifax
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Komical Telegrams and Holiday Folklore Parade
A Lakewood man is cited for speeding in Lorain where whiskey stills are rumored in his car. Humorous asides mix with local quips about Christmas pay days and old-time figures like Neil Hale and Mansfeld fundraising.
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Lorain
Neil Hale
Simpson Motor Company
Mister Buchanan
Ceater
Mansfeld
Hale
Mansi
Proper and Fitting That in Age He Should Be Left Alone
A terse editorial fragment argues for non interference with a man as age advances. It emphasizes respect for personal space and cautions against overbearing remarks or actions toward him.
Twenty Years Ago James Burns Marries Margaret Miller
The Daily Chronicle reports the marriage of James Burns of Elvri to Miss Margaret Miller of Gritton. A new Whittlock press for their paper the Kozy Club is noted, plus winter study clubs and a municipal code adoption. The city planned $150,000 in water works bonds as pipe work progresses. Thomas Gallagher alias Casey was convicted of attempting to rob a Rochester safe. Judge A R Webber sentenced him to thirty years and twenty years on related charges.
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Whittlock Press
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Casey
Jarvis Meech
Rochester
A. R. Webber
Gallagher
Simmons Named Democratic Leader in Senate When Underwood Steps Aside
Furnifold M Simmons a North Carolina Democrat with deep Senate power was chosen leader after Oscar Underwood of Alabama announced he would not seek the post. Simmons, born 1854, Trinity College graduate, served as U S Senator since 1901 and held prior roles including internal revenue collector and NC Democratic chairman.
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Furnifold
M. Simmons
Caroline
Sul Mator Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Ceed
Senate
Simmons
Nuhons
Jones Country
Trinity College
North Carolina
Internal Revenue
Cleveland
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University of North Carolina
U.S. Senate
Marion Butler
Diphtheria Warnings and Health Tips From a Local Column
Frantic mother warns about diphtheria and the Schick test for immunity. Periodic exams and early detection help prevent diseases like Bright's and diabetes. A local update notes a well on Hamilton farm and a divorce suit over domestic disputes with claims of neglect and slow work.
Poem Fragments and Local Notices from Dec 6 Issue
A collage of verse lines from Burns about John Anderson alongside local notices. Governor Larry L. Travis appears as state guest for a dedication ceremony at a new forest preserve named for Theodore Roosevelt near Portsmouth in Seiote county. Isaac Rath el dies in Flushing after a fall while picking grapes. Hicksville completes aspirate paving, adding four miles of paved streets across SX Streets this summer.
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Flushing
Dee Isaac Rathel
Hicksville
Bec
Broo Construction Company
Ilicksville
Musterole Advertises Flu Prevention and Relief
An old fashioned counter irritant Musterole promises influenza relief by easing congestion and stimulating circulation. The advertisement touts a warm tingle and cooling relief, suggests emergency use, and notes price 35c and 65c for jars or tubes.
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