Japan Prefers Industrialization to Emigration Says Saito
Japanese consul general in New York insists Japan prioritizes industrial development over emigration as its answer to home population pressure. He notes reliance on foreign trade, selling cotton and machinery to the United States, with U S imports driving Japan's economic outputs. He calls immigration restrictions a grave psychological blow to Japan and laments perceived mockery by friends.
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Japan
Hiros! Saito
New York
United States
Salto
Pacific
Jingoes
America
Saito
Wrota
Parental Alarm Over Child Labor Amendment
Fritz Rudin warns that the proposed Child Labor Amendment would grant Congress sweeping, supreme control over youth work and education, eroding state and local authority. He argues existing state legislation and public opinion better protect youth, warns of federal inspectors and juvenile courts, and notes unions support the measure.
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Congress
Fritz Rudin
Daily Feather Bureau Card Missing From Mail
A reader laments the absence of the feather bureau card with daily forecasts mailed each morning. The note criticizes delays in weather news compared to telegraph updates and accuses the Sar bureau of slow response to faster wire service reports.
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Feather Bureau
Mail
Telegraph
Wirelss
Sar
Yesterday's Who's Who and Day's News
Recap of notable births deaths and appointments dated across years from 1831 to 1920. Highlights include Oliver Ames birth and death, Sutro Tunnel charter, royal marriage, deaths of Palliser and others, Arizona capital move, and Dean Roscoe Pound’s UW presidency with background on his career and views.
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Oliver Ames
Massachusetts
Easton
Mass
Sutro Tunnel Company
Nevada
Comstock Lode
Louise
Belgium
Duke Philip
Saxony
William Palliser
Dublin
Arizona
Prescott
Phoenix
Centenary of Swift Byington Highlight Boston Clergyman
The birth centenary of Swift Byington, noted Congregational preacher and former pastor of Old South church in Boston, is marked today. Quebec hosts the Canadian Lumbermen's Association annual convention with Ottawa parliamentarians gathering ahead of the session. Oxford debating team visits Texas University in Austin for a contest this evening. The Interstate Commerce Commission holds a Washington hearing on freight rates east of Illinois and north of the Potomac and Ohio rivers. President Coolidge expected at a Yankee Division banquet in Washington marking the 26th Division's WWI front-line service anniversary.
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Byington
Old South Church
Boston
Quebec
Canadian Lumbermen's Association
Dominion
Ottawa
Oxford University
America
University of Texas At Austin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Illinois
Potomac
Ohio
Coolidge
Capital
Western Front
Conventions Open Across Cities By Trade Associations
Convention openings announced for Pittsburgh by the Retail Lumber Dealers Association of Pennsylvania Chicago by the Illinois Lumber Merchants Association Marion Ohio by the Central Ohio Dental Association Leullaville Kentucky by the Association of Sheet Metal Contractors Instant gatherings mark regional industry meetings in early season.
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Pittsburgh
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of Pennsylvania
Chicago
Ilinois Lumber Merchants’ Association
Marion, O
Central Ohio Dental Association
Leulaville
Kentucky
Associaten of Sheet Metal Contractors
Eight Pound Daughter Born To Mr and Mrs Bath
The weekly paper notes Tobias making his first local appearance. A city ordinance ordered West avenue paved from Second to Eighth street. Mark Straus dry goods sold to Biggs Bowen and Co and retired. Elyria Savings and Loan Co secured a charter and opened local offices. William Thornburg left C L and W Ry to become general agent and assistant manager to the president of the Valley Railroad.
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John Bath
Tobias
West Avenue
Second Street
Eighth Street
Mark Straus
Biggs, Bowen & Co
Elyria Savings & Loain Co
William Thornburg
The
Valley Railroad
Banquet Weights Trade In Quiet Caper Says Binkley
A terse report notes Binkley seeks to swap a $75 mob Jongy set for a dictionary or a loud speaker amid a banquet scene. The fragmentary text hints at a barter within a local gathering.
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Binkley
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Excerpts praise Paavo Nurmi and reflections on war and peace. The piece ponders athletic greatness, cathedral building as human achievement, a juror incident in Virginia, and contrasts Trotzky with Lenine guiding forces of history. The tone blends exhortation with social commentary.
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Grove Patterson
Poems That Live Jenny Kissed Me
A compact excerpt of Leigh Hunt's line with the poem reference Jenny kissed me, noting playful time imagery and a plea to remember the kiss despite weariness or aging. The verse highlights a nostalgic moment and enduring affection through simple, vivid lines.
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Jenny
Salandra: Italy’s veteran statesman meets Mussolini
Antonio Salandra, nearly 72, is portrayed as the strongest Continental figure capable of facing Mussolini on equal terms. A lawyer by training, he entered Parliament at 30 and joined the cabinet in 1899, later leading Italy into World War I and serving as a Versailles and Geneva conference representative amid the Greco Italian issue.
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Antonio Salandra
Italy
Mussolini
Ttaly
Versailles
Purify Blood to Restore Appetite and Vitality
An old health ad touts S.S.9 and S.S.g as blood purifiers that boost appetite, energy, and complexion. It claims purified blood fuels strength and cheer, warns against fluctuating health, and promises renewed vigor with herbal formulas.
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S.S
S.s.g
Nature
Portrait of Signor Salandra Shows Courtly Dignity
The description presents Signor Salandra as a small portly man with plain demeanor who, despite modest appearance, shines with courteous manners and a winning, open personality. He is portrayed as warm and unpretentious, easily winning friends through his refined bearing.
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Signor Salandra
Markets Cleve and Pro Produce Summary
Market list shows varied produce prices and items including Butter extra, Cheese, Poultry, Apples, Strawberries, Beans, Cabbage, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Onions, Cucumbers, and Peppers. Pricing ranges noted for potatoes, beans, cabbage, and multiple fruit and vegetable lines across regional offerings.
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Ohio
York
Stock Receipts and Live Stock Prices Reported
Fragmentary stock market snippet shows receipts and live stock numbers with prices like 11.50 and 10.00. Lacking context, the readable items indicate market activity and price points for commodities or livestock. No clear dates or named entities present.
Illinois Crowns Youth Corn King
A bout between Lou Tendler and K. O. Mars drew the largest attendance of any of the 25 boxing shows held in Cincinnati during 1924.
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Illinois
Lou Tendler
K. O. Mars
Cincinnati
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