Thorough Patriots Needed in Debate on Labor and Liberty
The Plain Dealer criticizes Charles E. Ruthenberg's Madison Square Garden rally as not alarming given New York's size and workforce. It argues against Lenine Trotsky style solutions and Emma Goldman anarchism, urging capable leaders to teach real principles rather than mere patriotism.
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Governor Donahey Urges Public Service Over Junketing
The Ohio governor urges subordinates to stay on the job and serve the public as a public trust. He vows to expect heads of departments to be present at their offices during the next two years unless absence is necessary, critiquing trips and conventions as unneeded travel.
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Highway Department
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New York Attorney General Ottinger Seeks Car Expense Cut
The report states Ottinger found a car assigned for me cost $370.00 monthly including upkeep. He notified the Estimate and Control to remove the car, aiming to save $00.00 monthly, while referencing President Coolidge and Mellon.
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Coolidge
Anniversaries and conventions listed for the day
A chronicle of notable birthdays and deaths from 138 Samuel Ashe to 1923 Lenson Peak plus today’s convention openings in Des Moines Chicago Boise Aberdeen Sedalia and Yakima with various associations gathered across the country.
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National Association of Painters and Decorators
Chicago
American Wood Preservers Association
Boise
Idaho
Idaho State Seed Association
Aberdeen
Wash
North Pacific Fair and Racing Association
Sedalia
Missouri Maeaster Bakers’ Association
Yakima
Washington Holstein Breeders’ Association
Feast of St Blaise Blessing Ceremonies In Catholic Churches
Multiple items reflect a busy day in U S news. The feast of St Blaise is marked with blessing ceremonies in Catholic churches. Obituaries note Woodrow Wilson's death a year ago. Gen William L Jackson and Judson Harmon are referenced in anniversary notes. Tampa prepares for the South Florida Fair opening today. Anaheim holds recall elections against five trustees tied to Ku Klux influences. New Orleans Mayor Martin Behrman faces opposition in Democratic primaries. Olympia diocese convenes in Tacoma to elect a bishop. A committee discusses a national Gomper memorial effort.
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Martin Behrman
New Orleans
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Olympia
Tacoma
Frederic Keator
Samuel Gompera
Jugo Slavia Premier Faces Crisis Over Arrest of Opponent
Nicholas Pashitch, aged premier of Yugoslavia, orders the arrest of Stefan Radich leader of the Croatian Peasants Party, accusing him of being a Soviet agent intent on selling out the country to Hungary. The crisis broadens as Pashitch’s government weathering pressure to maintain unity among the Jugoslavs and deter larger nations from exploiting their split. Pashitch, once jailed for anarchic views and later a successful insurance magnate, has long been tied to pro-Austrian plots and was exiled by King Milan.
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Nicholas Pashitch
Stefan Radich
Pashitch
Miland
Milan
Dasthitch and the dynastic rise in Serbia and beyond
The passages recount Dasthitch’s influence in Serbian politics, assisting in Milan’s abdication, serving as premier for Milan’s son King Alexander Corenovitch, and later guiding Peter’s heir during the regency and World War I era. It notes restoration of the Karaweorgeevireh line to the throne and Dasthitch’s prominent role under King Peter.
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Karaweorgeevireh Dynasty
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The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Diggers in southern France uncover beads on a necklace dated about 75 090 years old. The First Methodist Church of Chicago occupies its own six floor building, refusing a cigar shop rental and choosing a candy store instead. A 1834 origin and tax assessment are noted as part of evolving church history. Two Dayton men die when a low flying plane collides with their truck.
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First Methodist Church of
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Dayton
Abolition of tax exempt securities urged by bank head
Albert H. Wiggin, president of Chase National Bank, denounces tax exempt securities as a public evil and urges a constitutional amendment to allow taxation of state and municipal securities at the same rate as federal securities. He warns Congress misjudged market trends in 1924 and calls for a sound long term investment policy with greater government revenue from fortunes. The piece also touches on safety and pensions developments in unrelated notes.
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Chase National Bank
New York
Wiggin
Congress
United States
Mellon
Sylvia and the Beauty of Sylvia by Shakespeare
A short poem praising Sylvia as holy, fair, and kind with beauty and grace that inspire love. It asks who Sylvia is, notes her heavenly grace, and declares that beauty and virtue reside in her. The speaker invites garlands and songs to honor Sylvia’s excellence.
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Slyvia
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Miss Anna Lantsbury and Elmer Dimmick wed in Carlisle home
25 years ago the couple married at her Carlisle residence by Rev. J. C. B. Stivers. The city council received two petitions to remove salcon screens, signed by 900 men and 1 000 women, while several hundred men urged keeping the screens. Ely heirs presented Cascade Park land along the river on Harrison street, with stipulations.
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Elmer Dimmick
Carlisle
J. C. B. Stivers
Ely
Cascade Park
Harrison Street
Prices for Summer Bring Record Egg Cost
Prices for the summer were promised to be much lower than usual with eggs selling at 40 cents a dozen, a record price for the area.
Stone church built in Congo carries vast stone burden
In the Portuguese Congo a stone church was built with stones carried four miles by locals. The completed structure holds 15,000 stones, representing about 120000 miles of walking by the carriers.
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