Sheep in Wolf's Clothing and Sentinels of the Republic
The piece argues that many new organizations are benign while a few adverse groups masquerade under noble titles. It cites the Sentinels of the Republic and critiques anti prohibition activism, urging voters to scrutinize leaders and aims before endorsing constitutional changes. It cautions against alarm over proposed amendments and trusts voters to protect the Constitution.
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Sentinels of the Republic
Washington
The
Christian Science Monitor
Chronicles of America opens with history films in New York
New York screens the first of a planned 33 photoplays covering four centuries of American history. Six films are done. twenty seven more will be completed in two years. Titles include Columbus Jamestown and Daniel Boone. The series will be reviewed by experts for historical accuracy before release.
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New York
America
Columbus
Jamestown
Pile Grims
Daniel Boone
Franker
Greorge Parlmey Day
Vee
Yale Caerasity
Bess
WestpEn
Yesterday and Today in Ohta Anniversaries
Fragmentary notation highlights birthdays and notable events with names like Edwin Forrest and references to locations such as Philadelphia. The text appears as a jumble of OCR garble with dates and regional terms, offering only scattered hints of obituaries, anniversaries, and civic mentions.
Fragmentary Notes From The Front Parade
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions crowd action and a front parade with references to people attempting to preserve order. The legible text names ABE MARTIN and Cork though details are unclear and truncated.
Rioting and Property Destruction Across Cities
Two days of rioting caused extensive property damage as clashes spread. The text notes a long list of anniversaries and events including a Polish inauguration anniversary, royal births, and historical figures, alongside reports of planned shows and conferences.
Disappearance anniversary and political conference headlines
The item marks the tenth anniversary of Dor thy Arnold's disappearance in New York society circles. It notes a three day Detroit conference to launch a new national party with Henry Ford as standard bearer. Also mentioned are Farm Bureau meetings in Chicago and a pending Atlanta trial for Phil E Fox, amid Ku Klux Klan activity and lumber industry plans.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Atlanta
Phil E Fox
Ku Klux Klan
W. Coburn
Simmons, Mber
Ain
Burke urged to run for Governor at crowded dinner
Jim Armitage notes Burke being pressed to seek the governorship at a crowded dinner. Garford’s promptness, local chatter, and the political mood appear as attendees debate the Democratic path. Report mentions guests, seating, and fund-raising effort amid cheering and questioning.
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Burke
Rawson Electric Co grows as community expands
Twenty years ago Rawson Electric Co outgrew its premises and organized an extensive telecommunication extension plan. The article notes marriages and local political mentions, including a county resident sentenced and slated for the electric chair, with plans to build a new facility and expand streets.
Colleges and Country Must Grow Up Says Meiklejohn
Dr. Alexander Meiklejohn former Amherst president argues colleges reflect national growth and will mature when America grows, calling for a conscious nation purpose beyond football or alumnae. He says education must unify diverse knowledge into a single framework and anticipate a service-oriented future.
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Meiklejohn
Alexander Viklejohn
Amherst College
College of Tomorrow
America
France
Enland
Germany
Lenroot Introduces Plan to Sever World Court from League of Nations
Wisconsin Senator Irvine L. Lenroot proposes a severance of any control by the League of Nations over the world court in a set of amendments. The move is viewed by observers as part of the administration plan to ratify the world court. Lenroot, a longtime political figure, has advocated natural resource conservation and railroad supervision, and he fought the Cummins anti strike clause. He was born January 1 1869 in Superior Wisconsin and began as a court reporter.
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Sen
Irvine L. Lenroot
League of Nations
Irvine
I. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senate
Lenroot
House
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Senator Hasting
Cummins
Superior
Wis
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A Christmas essay urges restraint and generosity toward clerks, urging readers to open their Christmas spirit today. It quotes Helen Rowland on romance and notes that eccentricities vary by era while urging self‑analysis before harsh judgment. It also references Germany’s troubling situation beyond food and comfort.
Democracy Declines in Ger Idany and Voices Suffer
Travelers report two classes dominate life in Ger Idany with the rich industrial captains and peasants while the middle class fades. The piece argues allied policy failed to preserve democracy and laments neglect of American voices in national discourse. It stresses the value of a good voice as a vital tool.
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Ger Idany
Middle West
Poems That Liv The Deserted House
Fragmentary verse describing a dark deserted house and its emptiness. References life and thought as tenants who have left, the house built of earth, awaiting decay. Ends with a vision of a distant glorious city and incorruptible mansion by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
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Alfred
Tenazyso
Markets Show Varied Prices For Fresh Produce
Butter and eggs are listed with prices per dozen or pound and various produce items such as apples, cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes, and onions appear with pack and per unit rates. A note mentions a Japanese seismologist testing pheasants’ response to feeble tremors.
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Ohio
York State
Japan
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Buffalo
Arthur Shrubb
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Richards Yates
Illinois
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Wington
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Fed Council of Churches
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Lorain County
LaGrange
Tan Coupin
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National Association of Refrigerating Engineers
Mississippi
Ice Manufacturers Associ
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Jim Armitage
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