Industrial leadership debate reshapes national progress
Dean Kimball of Cornell outlines a shift from military to industrial leadership led by engineers and business minds. He argues modern civilization needs a new type of industrial reader to unite production methods with political leadership, hinting at future collaboration between industry and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Kimball
Dean Kimball
Uiesal
Speer
Pee Lee
Bhutan
Oaindustral Boader
Mpred Lobeleve
Triangular contest among webaters over coal mining government
Students from Cornell Dartmonte and Yale prepare for a triangular contest this evening on government of the coal mines. Five dinners to be given in his honor by Philadelphia Manufacturers' Club. Governor-elect Gifford Pinchot expected to outline policy for his administration. A national railroad conference opens in Chicago to plan amalgamation of labor organizations without losing identity. Grace Episcopal Church Bath Maine to host wedding of Camille Loyal Ashe Sewall and Walter E Edge with Sewall family in attendance.
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Cornell
Dartmonte
Yale
Manufacturers’ Club of
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
National Conference of Railroad Men
Standard
Chicago
Grace Episcopal Church
Bath
Maine
Camille Loyal Ashe Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Walter E. Edge
United States
New Jersey
Where Will The War Come From In 1922
A skeptical view argues most nations oppose new wars and question sources of funding for another conflict with the United States. The piece dismisses Clemenceau’s prophesy and accuses newspapers of stirring support for larger armed forces.
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America
United States
Clemenceaul
Some Respect the Law in White Plains Divorce Case
A husband facing divorce in White Plains New York was ordered by the court to stay off the street where his wife lives. The judge warned that a return would land him in jail. He exited the courthouse through the rear to avoid the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
New York
Court House
County Auditors Push to Return to Assessor Tax Plan
County auditors press for a switch back to the assessor plan for tax returns. The writer believes the current system cannot be worse and that a return could help, though impact remains uncertain.
Amendment proposal to abolish electoral college and reschedule inaugurations
The Senate agricultural committee backs a Norris Nebraska resolution proposing a constitutional amendment. It would move presidential and VP inauguration to the third Monday in January and convene a new Congress on the first Monday after the election, while abolishing the electoral college but preserving state vote totals. The public would vote for state ballots directly. President Thadie opposes the changes, arguing the current delay protects against hasty legislation. The plan, backed by the American Bar Association, targets executive and legislative timing as separate issues, with broader constitutional questions for a separate amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Agricultural Committee
Congress
Norris
Nebraska
Thadie
America Bar Association
Senate
Coperes
Interregnum in U S government highlighted by Tribune
The Chicago Tribune discusses presidential timing and a post election interregnum. It argues the nation risks drift or conflict when a new congress and president are not synchronized, citing Taft Wilson and Harding eras and urging earlier inaugurations and concurrent congressional sessions.
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Paign
United States
Wilson
Taft
Harding
League of Nations
Congress
Chicago Tribune
Komical Telegrams On Auto Suggestion And Social Ironies
A garbled column riffs on Emile Coue’s auto suggestion and modern life. It mocks self help jargon, laughs at social mores, and lightly pokes at drinking, baldness and daily routines while hinting at bank visits and personal effort. The piece reads as quirky, puncturing pretensions with playful word twists.
Odd fragments from Ohio politics and era notes
Fragmentary notes recall a Whig candidate for governor and figures tied to Jefferson County. A message by Trimble hints at state prosperity and a representative in Congress from Cleveland. A dated item mentions a person born in 1842 and events tied to one year ago today with names faded in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
County
Trimble
Joseph TI
Abe Martin and Emancipation Notice at Bunker Hall
A fragmented clipping mentions Abe Martin, Libbie Vinots, and Mrs Tilford Moots in a brief note tied to an emancipation reference. It also references a Sundared event at Bunker Hall in Indiana and lists today birthdays and assorted names, with unclear dates or actions.
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He Bark
Calomal Bridge
Libbie Vinots
Tilford Moots
Bunker Hall
International labor conference opens in The Hague
Delegates from many countries gather at The Hague for an labor anti war conference as part of events announced today. Observers note the organization of the International Federation of Trades Unions and celebrations marking the completion of a concrete highway connecting Philadelphia and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Amerecan Besen
Asile Todas Tor Observani
National Phisicad
Philadelphia
Boston
Internahon Federation of Trades Union
Hague
Refrain of slogans and weather chatter in election talk
The piece parodies campaign and civic talk with repeated slogans about eggs and cars and a candidate’s secret, noting how defeated contenders might have used it. It also mocks a weather forecast repeating phrases about wetness and a man’s nerves in a cynical, humorous voice.
Forty Five Years Ago in Elyria and Cleveland
A special train carried many Elyria residents to the Euclid avenue opera house in Cleveland to see Edwin Booth in Hamiet. A drive to remove old wooden awnings on Cheapside and Broad street began. Emigration agents worked in Elyria and county as families moved to homesteads. Mayor Gates held a family reunion with six grown children present. An old-fashioned New England dinner was served. Edward Toptiff, son of John Topf, drowned after breaking through ice on the east river branch. Ed McMahon and Chas Burdick aided in the rescue attempt but failed.
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Elyria
Euclid Avenue Opera House
Cleveland
Edwin Booth
Hamiet
Cheapside
Broad Street
Gates
New England
Edward Toptiff
John Top- Uf
Ed. McMahon
Chas. Burdick
Sunshine Pellets by Dr. W. F. Thomson
A dated health column extols fresh air and simple living as cures, urging practical tips for cold prevention. It notes the role of stimulants like coffee and tobacco, emphasizes avoiding hot stuffy rooms, and references respiratory terms and anonymous asides. A fox scent line closes the piece.
Newly Chosen Senator Matthew Neely of West Virginia
Matthew Mans field Newly of Fairmount West Virginia won the U S Senate seat to succeed Howard Sutherland. Newly a former congressman and West Virginia official is a leading lawyer and businessman born in West Virginia and a West Virginia University graduate.
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Matthew Alansfield Neely
Matthew Mansfield Newly
Fairmount
Wlca
Howard Sutherland
U. S
Sutherland
Washington
Coleagues
West Wasinka
Newberry
Newly
Hani the Oy
Geal
Neelev
Previou
Congress
West Virginia House of Delogies
Fairmannt Tor
Promagent
Hut
West Virginia
West Virginia University
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