Causes of World War Traced to Medieval Feudalism
Washington report from the American Library of Congress links the World War to medieval feudalism and the Thirty Years War. It credits bitter jealousies between the Triple Alliance and Triple Entente as long‑standing factors, with 1871 a turning point in creating the later global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Library of Congress
United States Senate
Germany
William A. Slade
The
Library
Slade
Senate
Owen, D
Oklahom
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah, R
Idaho
Meyer
C. P. Goodc
Bernadette E. Schmitt
Europe
Fragments of Social News and Bird Box Note
Local social notices recount visits and family gatherings across Oberlin Elyria and Wellington with names like Henry Johns Raymond Simms and A O Ward. A yearlong porch bird box at 914 East Avenue draws Blue Jays Cardinals and sparrows daily as a Robin vanishes after cold weather.
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East Avenue
Rebellion in Portugal Under Investigation
Lisbon February 4 order prevailed after the brief revolt the day before. The Ministerial Council directed an investigation to determine guilt for the uprising. General Recadas, commander of the loyal troops, was officially complimented for his conduct in suppressing the rebellion.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Recadas
Marshal Petain Visits Spain Arrives in Madrid
Marshal Petain the Verdun hero arrived in Madrid for a three day visit. The purpose regarding a Spain France war efforts in Morocco remained unclear. He will be feted by King and Prime Minister before returning to Paris.
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Madrid
Marshal Petain
Verdun
Spain
France
Morocco
Petain
Paris
Prima de Rivera
West Ridge News Notes Illness Guests and Visits
Mrs. H M Tapper aids her ill mother Mrs John Hawkins of Bluris who is improving. Mrs Arthur Richards and Warren Lohr of Lorain visited Mrs Ed Pember. Mrs Joseph Conrad of Elyria visited her mother Mrs Harry Seekins. Mr and Mrs Carl Fowl visited J C Standen in Lorain with children Kenneth and Patricia.
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West Ridge
H. M. Tapper
John Hawkins
Bluris
Arthur Richards
Warren Lohr
Lorain
Ed. Pember
Joseph Conrad
Elyria
Harry Seekins
Carl Fowl
Kenneth
Patricia
J. C. Standen
Fred Fry
Charles Joy
Cleveland
Charles Schwartz
C. C. Gore
Pilgrim Church Plans Drive to Pay Debts
Pilgrim Community Church trustees and building committee met at 8 E Grats home to launch a $3,000 fundraising drive to settle church debts. The church, built on Cambridge and Prospect streets for about $9,000, has 44 members and a growing Sunday school of 67. Treasurer is Gerbert Young. pastor Rev. A. C. Schnake of Oberlin. Embroidered gaiters mentioned elsewhere in Paris.
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Pilgrim Community
Datch
8. E. Grats
Williama Street
Pilgrim Church
Cambridge
Prospect Streets
Gerbert Young
Warren Avenue
A. C. Schnake
Oberlin
Seasonal Rate Promise in Local Ad
Advertises lower rates at this time of year with a calm tone. Claims not rushed and offers the best possible deal. Emphasizes that rates are lower now than at any other time during the year.
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K. C
Henry Johns
Jess McMullen
Oberlie Road
Raymond Simms
Eleanor
B. C. Hales
North Eaton
Ella Eckler
A. J. Harn
Avon Lake
Clifford Hart
W. H. Hart
E. J. Burrer
Pearl Pierce
Marjorie
Paul Walker
Walkmeyer
C. H. Hunger
Harold Rowley
Charles Wagner
Wellington
Ki. J. Burrer
John Stang
Saidie Beal
South Ridge
A. O. Ward
River Road
Walter Kolbe
Fred Vietzen
Koepp
Belle Babcock
Fred Vietsen
Albert Vietzen
Frank Kuss
Ed Joy
Oberlin Road
Richard Johns
KE. J. Burrer
Cuartes Schaible
Frank Koch
Dover
C. J. Hunger
Mary Rockwell
W. J. Hart
Myron Kolbe
Cartisie Center
Kansas City
William A. Shreeve
Clara Road
New York
East Ave
Second St
West Virginia
Murbach Coal CO
Electrical Service
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
BO. Pope
Harry H. Smith Co. Home Furnishers
FLYRL
Ohio
Marcel
H. D. Reed
Naomi Wise
Loomis
Ledgers
Dave
Elyria Fur Shoppe
King’s Cafeteria
Capitol Theatre
Music By the
Sunshine Girls’ Orchestra
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