Tannenbaum on Mexican revolution and Indian reclaiming land
Frank Tannenbaum, writer for Century and Sure Vex magazines, argues the Mexican revolution is a new battle in an old struggle between Spanish conquerors' descendants and Indigenous people. He says the Obregon government pacified Mexico, fostered education and labor organization, and made palace revolutions unlikely.
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The Cost of College Education Explored in Ohio Report
A 1923 Ohio State University report shows college costs exceed student payments by a large margin funded by the state and endowments. The piece discusses value, social service, and the debate over admitting students, noting some universities’ restrictions and calls to limit numbers without raising tuition.
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Press as Instrument of the People in Presidential Trust
A Marion star letter cites Glen Frank urging next President to engage the public via frequent press inquiries and joint sessions. It argues the press should shape policy by reporting candid messages from officials, bringing the administration closer to the people and prompting informed voting.
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Burke enters gubernatorial race cites Progressive stance
Ohio editors report Elyria State Senator J F Burke announced as Republican candidate for governor. Observers expect a large field by August primary with Burke likely to face stiff opposition and a crowded race. Burke championed the minimum wage law and is described as a fighter and reformer with strong integrity.
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Religious row ends in Norwalk murder
In Norwalk Der 21 3 F Trees 48 was fatally shot Thursday afternoon near Fitchville by Frank Spr eestead 43 a farmer after a religious dispute. Trees died at New London hospital an hour later. Sprig gstead arrested on murder charge and jailed awaiting trial. Local authorities noted North Carolina leads tobacco production.
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Yesterdays in Ohio and Today’s Birthdays List
A dated roll of events from past to today includes Plymouth Rock landings in 1620 and 1706 Scotland protests, plus coroners office creation in 1185 and notable births such as Beaconsfield and Missouri governor. It marks one year ago Senate action and today's notable birthdays including Taft and Walter Hagen.
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Today is the last day of autumn
The notice notes that today marks the final day of autumn in the season cycle.
Scraps of Speech on Women and Polite Dissent
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled dialogue about women in society. It mentions January and New York, interspersed with references to Tascahiy and horse stealing, reflecting a muddled historical snippet without clear events or figures.
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Forefathers Day and religious anniversaries noted
It is St Thomas Day marking the start of Christmas holidays with New Englanders observing Fort Forefathers Day, the Pilgrim landing anniversary. The Rt Rev Joan J Nilan of Hartford celebrates 45 years in priesthood. Greetings to Charles P Taft on his 80th birthday as ex Governor Walton’s Oklahoma case is docketed today in Oklahoma City district court.
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Way of the World Opinion and Cultural Reflections
Grove Patterson surveys politics and social change as women gain ballot access, Victor Berger supports universal military training, Lang resists commercialization of Passion Play, and church leaders push against lynching while urging lawful civic progress.
Ely Realty plans power plant expansion and service area
The Ely Realty Co. announced a $25,000 expansion of its power plant and possible extension of service to surrounding plants. The Lorain Steel Co. renamed The National Tube Co, effective immediately. A sewer manhole near Robinson and Hancock on Broad Street exploded due to gas buildup, throwing the iron cover several feet and breaking a telephone pole arm. no injuries were reported as it occurred at night. Gov. Myron T. Herrick.
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Village Party Dines, Plans Weredirected to Library Dedication
The text notes a party stopping for dinner on their way to dedicate the Herrick library at Wellington. It also reports the city council choosing to remodel the town hall instead of selling it and using the upper floor for offices rather than opera house purposes. Attorney J F Burke recently opened a practice with Chas C Lord, Justice of the Peace.
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Christmas Poems Echo Peace and Childhood Faith
A readerly fragment blends two poems about Christmas from a child’s view and classic verse. It juxtaposes a gentle domestic scene with Mary and Christ in Bethlehem and Longfellow’s Christmas bells, reflecting peace, goodwill, and sacred memory.
Santa Claus Visits Country Home Party Readings and Food
A long local gathering at the Country Home featured Santa Claus and Charlie Lord among attendees. County Commissioners were present as Bull Richmond joked about Willie. Moose Club delivered cigars to Reub Baus who shared them after smoking one. Dave Fleisher set the pace with a light lunch, Dederck played tunes, Wallie Roa sang briefly, Bill Strack joined, and Roe wrapped the song. Jean Saint Maris played piano, Al Hale delivered a notable reading of Curfew shall not ring to-night. Oyster soup was served with plentiful oysters.
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Christmas at the county jail a note of cheer
Inmates and guests enjoyed songs and stories as meals rolled out by Joe plate and friends. Webber Greenland performed, banjo tunes filled the hall, and the crowd joked about repairs and bridges to brighten a long year.
James W. Good Named Associate Manager in Coolidge Campaign
Jas W Good former congressman appointed associate manager with Wm M Butler for President Coolidge's campaign for Republican nomination. He led western campaign efforts for Harding Coolidge in 1920 and 1924 and is based in Cedar Rapids Iowa with Chicago office. Born September 24 1866 he served five terms in the U.S. House and chaired the appropriations committee. The Gobelins textile house in Paris has produced tapestries for nearly five centuries.
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