Refined hypocrisy in Kellogg Mexico ultimatum plea
The piece argues Kellogg issued a December ultimatum to Mexico with a January 1 deadline demanding withdrawal from Mexican laws affecting American interests. It claims Great Britain and Holland consent, while the United States will not send troops but will use coercive diplomacy. It predicts anarchy, rebel labeling, and eventual American intervention to protect financial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Mexico
America
Great Britain
Holland
United States
Waslington
Ban on X in Christmas Word Praised
A Capital News writer argues against using the X in Christmas, calling it a sign of ignorance and a blot on lettering. The piece urges readers and editors to abandon the mark and preserve the sacred word Christmas as written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Star i
The
Christian Science Monitor
Assemblyman Proposes Cuts to Legislative Employments
The Honorable Bar C. Assemblyman from Seneca county proposes reducing the ninety two carpenter and other employee positions in the Assembly to practice economy. He argues the principle of cutting costs applies even if the total budget is small and cites the problem of officials rewarding promises with jobs.
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Bar C
Seneca County
Prac
Curpent
YESTERDAYS ANNIVERSARIES AND BIRTHDAYS OF 1901 TO 1924
Historical notes list anniversaries and birthdays from 1901 to 1924. Mentions include Samuel J. Kirkwood born in Maryland and died 1864, William Miller founder of Millerites born 1782, Holly Springs surrender to Confederates, St Louis groundbreaking for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and the Cummins railroad bill passing in 1914. Also notes 1924 Albania appeal to the League of Nations and today’s birthdays for Prince George, Marion Talley, Harvey Firestone, Dr Walter S Adams, and Theodore Eatonfort with various birthplaces and ages.
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Ireland
Eiog
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Tywe
United States
Hanford County
Maryland
Town City
Willam Miller
Low Hampton
Pittsf
Prince George
Oung George
Canada
York College
Marion Talley
Ike Bryan
Hersell
Mons
Nevada
Harvey 3
Firestone
Ampria
Indusrt
Columbiana
Ohio
Walter S. Adams
Mt Wilson
Autloch
Turkey
Aso Todas Theodore EF Eatonfort
Wd Law
Corees Frog
Ac Jeffersay Onto
Aga Ipda
Baltimore congress presides over canceled San Antonio flight
The Third Continental Congress met in Baltimore with John Hancock presiding as the planned December 15 aviation launch from San Antonio, Texas was definitively canceled and representatives of organized groups discussed the matter.
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Baltunee
John Hancock
San Annonio
Texas
Labor conference in New York plans purge of Communists from labor movement
Labor groups gather in New York today to shape a general conference agenda aimed at complete elimination of Communist influence from the labor movement citing denunciations of purported terrorist methods and subversive activity.
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Labor
New York
Tt Labor Movement
Fragmented Poem Fragment with References to Famous Figures
The text presents a garbled excerpt discussing the French balace form and references to poets and heroines such as Heloise and Joan of Arc. It ponders the fate of lines and images, mentions Byron and Albanian or Norse names, and includes scattered allusions to death and memory.
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Baliade
Franco
Willow
Roudéar Che Villapelle
Encasine
Pere
Dobson
Richard le Galentre
Canton Scollerd
Sherman
Vallons
Old Bar Tales and a Senator's Birthday Tribute
Theodore FE Burton, a former United States senator from Ohio, faces constitutional exams on his 75th birthday. The passage notes his career and his ongoing role as a representative to the lower House, while referencing his Washington reputation as a noted author.
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Dalds
Theodore FE Burton
United Sta
Oloo
Congress
Garton
Washington
Obscure Biography Sketch of Burton From 19th Century Records
The fragment outlines a Jefferson Ohio birth, Oberlin education, and a legal career leading to Congress in 1489 and a Senate term starting in 1908. It notes roles in revenue production banking and appropriations and mentions a Debt Commission and a notable desnote speech at a Republican convention in Cleveland.
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Jefferson
Ohto
Oberlin College
Congress
Senate
House
Mie
Burton
Republica
Wathorial Conventton
Claveland
Atterbury Tapped As Railway Leader In War Effort
The article profiles General Atterbury long involved with railroad and military service. It notes his early apprenticeship in Altoona Pennsylvania, served with the United States Munitions and rail roles, honors from England France and the United States, and his 1915 presidency of a Pensylvania association. It discusses railroads as a national security concern and Atterbury’s influence on defense in the era.
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Atterbury
Pres
Ania
Altoona
Pennes Vans Railroad
Wiliam
Arterburthes
Santa Organization
Whsvace
Ite
Corstrugpoea
United States
Ranlwers
Engied
France
Penassiveri
Atterba Wat
Menatonns
Yale
Exeter
Railroads Face Regulation Debate Amid Investor Confidence
The piece argues regulation should not stifle railroads but guide them as regulators. It notes huge capital spending totaling about 5 billion with securities issued near 3 billion by 1925, while equity remained low. Railroads need more partners and a stable earnings record to attract investors and sustain growth.
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Rairoad
Blue Law Enforcement Sparks Local Business Closures
Letter from Albert Abramowska warns Elyria readers that enforcing blue laws could force major factories like the National Tube Company to shut, risking a $77,000 loss for the neighborhood. He urges common sense before alienating a corporation and notes revenue declines as lakes dry up in Southeastern Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Tor
Tiewill
Vosted Sreces Steel
Earg
Nultia
Ecaunnar
Lorain County
Albert Abramoska
Mystery of the Tim-Bladed Knife and Reliquaries Sale
A narrator pursues a legendary tim bladed knife with the Randle handle while noting a pocketknife and discount gear. In Chicago a set of twelve reliquaries containing fragments of the twelve apostles on ancient parchment is offered for sale.
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Chicago
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Withie Lorain
State of Ohio
Robert EO Ward
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Etran
Flora
Rez Lervear
Heloise
Burtdun
Seine
Fuanehe
Hertha Browdfoo
Beotres
Alice
Frmergarce
Maine
Joan Vom Om
Reuven
Feople
Tre
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
O Dear Sr
Oreson
Carnart
Royal Clothing
Broad Street
Pocohontas Lump Coal
Slatee Coal CO
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonie Temple
Raybestos
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Pontiac
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Fisher
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City Motors, Inc
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General Motors
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