McAdoo as President Contender Questioned Over Oil and Film Fees
An editorial criticizes William Gibbs McAdoo for accepting large retainers from oil and moving picture interests while in the Wilson cabinet. It argues a president should be devoted to public service, not personal gain, and cites past leaders as ideal contrasts.
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Wilson
Doheny
McAdoo
Washington
United States
Moving Picture
Moving Picture Combine
Will Hayes
Republican National Committee
Robert E. Lee
Our Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Grover Cleveland
Abraham Lincoln
Home Ownership and Civic Pride in Chicago
Architectural adviser Theodore J. Laist of the National Slumber Manufacturers' Association notes the low percentage of new home owners among U S born parents. He ranks nationalities by real estate purchases in Chicago with Poles leading, then Lithuanians Germans Swedes Jews French Irish Italian Greeks and others. Only 17% of Americans own their homes in Chicago during the period studied.
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National Sluimber Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Chicago
Home Ownership Gaps Highlight Immigrant Demographics
The piece notes foreign born groups in U S cities show far lower home ownership than natives. It cites German and Polish communities in Milwaukee St Louis and Cleveland with Germans owning homes at 73 percent and 43 percent respectively, urging American thrift and civic pride linked to ownership.
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St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Canadian lumber king to wed Prince Erik of Denmark
Conference in Sacramento aims to organize a California Farm Labor Exchange. Its goals are to stabilize demand and supply of labor and to establish a standardized wage scale.
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Yesterday's Ohio Anniversaries and Birthdays
A digest of notable dates with births and events from Ohio and beyond. Includes Lydia Maria Child, Larchmont sinking, Wilson with the Prince of Wales, and figures like Thomas Edson and John F. Fitzgerald with their birth anniversaries.
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America
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de Witt Clinton
New York
Albany
Ulster County
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Zachary Taylor
Lord Randolph Churchill
Long Island
Wilson
Prince of Wales
Paris
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Japan
Washington
Comical Telegrams From a Summer Camp
A chaotic set of quips covers Jack Warden and Webber’s group at a summer camp. Jack becomes cook, uses gasoline in a coffee pot and lamp, a taste test leads to a blamed brew, while Dan Simons and exhibits A and B provoke a crime scene. Political jabs, tongue in cheek forecasts, and a note on upcoming events close with a mention of Torquay tennis championships.
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Webber
Jack
Warden
One Man Tag Keeps Men Busy In Alf edale
In Alfedale a one man tag is used to keep any man busy hunting him. The plan is seen as a helpful measure for wary businessmen to track fatigue and maintain productivity.
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Baldwin faces party conference decision on Conservative leadership
Today in London the Conservative party reviews leadership as former premier Stan Ley Baldwin seeks to determine if he will continue as party head at the conference.
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Stanley Baldwin
Conservive Party
London
Condemning US Isolation Miss Thomas Urges League Action
Dr. M. Carey Thomas former Bryan Mawr College president told Bryn Mawr alumnae that the United States must reform its industrial and political system and join the League of Nations. She warned Americans are ignorant of world events and urged action through modern methods, including cooperation across party lines.
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Way of the World editorial on journalism and Russia
Grove Patterson argues for unbiased reporting and factual information. He cites Tolstoy on Russian education and praises Canadian National Railway plans to use radio for employee morale, urging editors to inform the public through accurate news and featuring Mrs. Harding as contributing editor of the Marion Star.
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Poems of the Loch Len E Loch Outlaw
A fragmentary poem recalls an outlaw narrator who brews ale from stream and malt in a glen. The speaker says his bed is the ground and roof the green wood, seeking love’s glance as wealth, then recounts a night of fear as he drove horses from the field while an angel shield was absent. Her mantle flung to the wind mirrors peril and longing.
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Loch Lene
Lament of the Outlawed Lover by Jeremiah Callanan
The verse speaks of a lover pursuing swan like figures over Loch Lene to rescue an outlawed beloved. The speaker longs for a freezing tempest to erase danger and trusts no ship if his beloved rests by a lakeside. He imagines their embrace outweighing any fear of wind or waves.
Turnee prison attack reported with two suspects named
A 20 year old incident recalls James Banks attacked outside a prison as Dougherty and another convict were involved. Police Captain Howlett and witness Loran Wood described the scene and the events surrounding the assault.
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Dougherty
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Hanks
Let Your Valentine Be Flowers This Spring
Hecock Floral Co offers fresh blooms this week with daffodils hyacinths and tulips grown locally at 333 Broad St.
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Hecock Floral Co
Broad St
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