Courage of Convictions Provokes Marriage Question for Dr Grant
Thursday February 21 1923 debate centers on Dr S Stickney Grant facing potential ouster for plans to marry Mrs E D Stokes while maintaining redox views and independence. The piece argues his bravery in defying tradition, hints at ecclesiastical politics, and suggests a possible motive tied to personal and denominational considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Stickney Grant
William Manning
Ixious
E. D. Stokes
Dr. Grant
Bishop Mands
Manning
Grant
A Children’s City at Polop? Orphanage of Alexopolo
A narrative on international child aid contrasts Junior Red Cross and Junior Municipalities with the Near East Relief Program at Alexandria Poland? The piece highlights thousands of orphans from Asia and the Near East, housed and cared for by the Near East Relief, forming a self governing city with gardens, walks, and even own courts and scout troops, illustrating youth education as path to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Rncan
Alexpol
Soameone
Rhodes Ars
Near East
America
Alexopol
Asia
Near East Relief Fund
February Openings and Notable Events Across 1920s Paper
February begins with anniversary notes on Maury and the King of Portugal, along with Tampa's Gasparilla Carnival opening for ten days. National Guard officers meet in Indianapolis, a Washington bootlegging crackdown launches, and potato import certification begins. Quips about Babe Ruth and Missus Poindexter mix with today’s lumber consumption decline since 1906, and a row of political jests highlight public figures and cinema stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew F. Maury
Portugal
Tampa
South Florida
Gasparilla
National Guard
Indianapolis
Washington
D. C
Julius Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Georgeb. Vincent
Rockefeller Institute
W. B. Storey
Santa Fe Railway Company
Kansa City
Chamber of Commerce
United ‘States
Canada
Bermuda
Wards as Hope of a New Armenia For America
Twenty thousand boys and girls are not many compared to the millions in America. But these overseas American wards are a nation of children the hope the nucleus of a new Armenia. And feared according to American ideals these future citizens of a war ravaged country are the hope of a better world over there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Armenia
Yesterday in Ohio 1822 to 1899 births and deaths noted
A compact Ohio reminiscence lists births and deaths of notable figures from 1822 to 1899, including Commodore Homer C. Blake born in Cleveland and die dates, former Congressman Joseph Ridgway in Columbus, Charles B. Goddard of Zanesville, a 1877 opera house opening in Worcester, and a 1890s Columbus fire. It also recalls a 1 year ago anniversary marking arms conference treaties. Personal birthdays include Warren Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in 63 years, Frederick D. Underwood of the Erie Railroad at 61, Philippe Roy of Paris, Victor Herbert in Dublin, Clara Butt in Sussex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C. Blake
U. S.N
Cleveland
Joseph Ridgway
Congress
Columbus
New York
Charles B. Goddard
State Senate
Zanesville
Wooster
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ainsworth
Town
Frederick D. Underwood
Erie Railroad
Wauwatosa
Wis
Philippe Roy
Paris
St. Francois
Que
Victor Herbert
Dublin
Ireland
Mme
Clara Butt
Sussex
England
Day's News Profile of De Bothezat Helicopter Pioneer
Dr George de Bothezat a Russian selecttot who supervised the new helicopter built by the United States Air Service division at McCook Field Dayton Ohio. The craft tested successfully at an estimated cost of 200000, blending with the airplane era as a complementary achievement. He has long been a leading international figure in aviation with writings spanning forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George de Bothesat
McCook Field
Dayton
Ohio
United States Air Service Division
de Bothe- Zat
Paris
de Bothezat
Poems That Live Life
A compact verse by Henry Van Dyke urges living fully year to year with forward faith not fearing the past or future. It champions cheerful courage on a journey, seeking youth inspired adventures and crown worthy pursuits, ending with hope that the final bend will be best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Dyke
Obituary and Local Notices From The Past
Thirty five years ago Rev C W Locher pastor of St Pauls German Evangelical church died at his home after a long illness. One hundred twenty Masons and wives rode to Norwalk on a special train and were entertained by Norwalk lodge. They enjoyed a fine banquet and reported a great time. The Court of Common Pleas met at the court house with Judge Lewis of Medina on the bench. Sheriff Pounds drove to Dover and back twenty four miles in three hours, arresting three men on a charge of stealing sheep and poultry. Miss Agnes Reilley resigned as telephone operator and was succeeded by Rose Jones. Ed Esch, captain of the Sons of Veterans, left Fisher’s Jewelry Store to live in Findlay.
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C. W. Locher
St. Paul's
Norwalk
Norwalk Lodge
Sheriff Pounds
Dover
Ed.esch
Sons of Veterans
Fisher’s Jewelry Store
Findley
Hve
Salas
Pusey
Komical Telegrams on Norwalk banquet and ill guests
A column mocks a Norwalk banquet where stewed chicken left two score or more ill and comments on Missus Senator Poindexter. It jokes about Secretary of the Navy Denby and a Marine band played for entertaining his wife, joking about bands in private settings and union concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denby
Timely Views On World Topics By M Bryan
M Bryan, editor of The Black Diamond, praises France’s resilience after studying European coal markets. He argues France will soon secure full Ruhr reparations, notes German propaganda, and highlights French intelligence, Belgian mining aid, and a largely self-sufficient economy with limited unemployment. He warns Germany may be unable to match French coal needs and may face prohibitive costs to import English coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bryan
Sasterp
The
Black Diamond
France
Germany
Bryan
Europe
Ruoeer
Lorraine
Ruhr
Belgium
Rehr
Ssare
England
Atk
Biography of Judge Pusey Reveals Stark Working Path
ABE MARTIN laments modern biographies as overglorified and highlights Judge Pusey as a striking example of self made ascent. The piece recalls Pusey’s humble upbringing carrying coal and tending Baxter’s oxen, studying by lamp, and eventual entry into law, noting his lack of formal schooling yet ongoing success and a conventional lifestyle.
Exhumation Planned for Satie Coffin Containing Jewels
Reported plan to exhume the coffin of Satie in an unnamed cemetery to recover supposed Crown Jewels of the Russian Royal family. Authorities, including Brook and the treasury intelligence service, cooperate with military units to recover the jewels from the coffin in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satie
Onal
Brook
Treasury
Flu Epidemic Strikes Newark Couple in Ohio
In Newark Ohio on February 20 M Crawmer 57 died after flu illness and her husband Homer died days earlier in their home. They were connected to Professor A R Crawmer of Niles Ohio schools. Ten deaths had occurred in the last 48 hours from flu in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
M. Crawmer
Homer
A. R. Crawmer
Niles Ohio
Dea
Mystery of 250000 Jewels Remains Unsovled
News brief from Miami reports a $250000 jewel theft remains a mystery as police extend a dragnet. Suspects David Joyce and an unnamed partner were held and released for questioning after giving varying accounts of Tuesday night movements. In separate dispatch, Washington notes President Harding plans to retire Major General Henry T. Allen from active duty as part of the military withdrawal. Fort Thomas, Kentucky reports 83 year old Boward W. Peddycord dies of apoplexy at Canton Avenue home.
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Miami
Fla
David J
Chicago
Wlice
David Joyce
Evenin
Washington
Harding
Henry T
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Giese
Brest
Brie
Lorain County Printing and Publishing
F. Burke
Béitor
A.C. Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau
Bureau of Advertising
American Newsaper Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ivc
Jakes W. Hunter
Marinette
Iee
Judge Landis
Babe” Ruth
Babe
Missus Poindexter
Will Haye
Charie Chaplin
Charlie
Bill Jones
Second Street
Hays
Ben Turpin
Mary Pickford
Marion Davies
Katherine McDonald
Poindexter
Secretary of the Treasury
Florida
United States
Capitol
Abe Martin
Eng
Georgia
Court OF Common Pleas
Court House
Lewis
Medina
Agnes Reilley
Rose Jones
Komical
Jim Armitage
Pacific Northwest
Japan
Chester Berry
Chester
Lincoln
Garfield
Rockefeller
Wanamaker
Caruso
Buffalo Bill
Judge Pusey
O' Tulip
Ray
Macauley
McGuffey
Roehl Oil CO
Park Ave
Reynoldrs
Ington
United. &T
Britain
Newas
Fort Thomas
Boward W. Peddycord
Canton Avenue
Detroit
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