Prisons Under Scrutiny at Oberlin Conference in Ohio
Ohio plans a three day Oberlin conference on prison reform with noted penologists including Thomas Mott Osborne Dean Kirchway and Hastings Hart to discuss conditions, training, and society's role in rehabilitation, aiming to arouse public interest and improve inmate outcomes. Delegates from numerous Ohio groups and three state senators will attend as part of a broad statewide inquiry into reform.
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Ohio
Oberlin
Thomas Mott Osborne
Dean Kirehway
Hastings Hart
Lorain County
Ohio State Senate
Why Is He Called That Bolshevik in Senate Clash
A long column reviews a Senate exchange where Lenroot calls Brookhart a Bolshevik and Lenine, Brookhart defends himself, and public prejudice against labels is discussed. It notes Coolidge on heart over law and hints at a split in Tammany Hall between Comptroller and Mayor amid Irish political dynamics.
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Lenroot
Wiconsin
Brookhart
Senator Brookhart
Lenine
Raymond Robins
Coolidge
New York
Lincoln
Tammany Hall
Besdes
Yesterday and Today in Ohio and the Nation
A compact timeline notes Stark County’s semi centennial in 1858 and milestones from 1862 Fort Donelson arrival to 1905 Marietta church fire. It also recalls a 20 000 cotton mill strike in New England and Belfast street violence, with today’s notable births including Bochgrevink Godowski Rosewater Lincoln. Upcoming conventions span Spokane and Columbia to Milwaukee and Houston.
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Stark County
Ohio Volunteers
Fort Donnelson
Tenn
Delaware
G. T. Stewart
Huron County
First Congregational Church
Marietta
New England
Belfast
Spokane
Western Pin Manufacturers’ Association
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
League of Women Vaters
Moscon
North Carolina Pine
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Clothiers’ Association
Boston
New England Water
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lumbermen's Association
Houston
Texas
Larmen
Missionary Movement
Valentine Eve and Wagner Memorials In Play Across Nations
Forty years after the composer Richard Wagner's death, the era's Valentine customs are noted while European affairs loom over a British Parliament session opening today. The National Association of Builders' Exchanges holds its Des Moines convention through Friday as Mardi Gras preparations peak in New Orleans with the carnival’s climax today.
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Richard Wagner
National Association of Builders’ Exchanges
Des Moines
New Orleans
ABE MARTIN Mrs Elite Kite Weds Lester Moon
Historical note records the acquittal of ABE MARTIN Mrs Elite Kite and a quiet marriage to Lester Moon at an early hour. The text hints at community patience and a prior unrest, reflecting a bygone local tone and social context.
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Elite Kite
Lester Moon
Ina
Komical Telegrams in a Small Town
Comic vignettes from a local paper describe light humor at Day’s Hardware, radio references, hunting tales by E. G. Bean and Raleigh Winfield, and wry remarks on Cleveland politics and local crusty characters. the piece ends with a joke about Father and Son Week and peculiar fish smoking tips.
Asquith and Lloyd George Face Liberal Fracture Dilemma
The piece contrasts Herbert Henry Asquith with Lloyd George amid Liberal strains. It notes Asquith’s earlier rise, roles as Home Secretary and Chancellor, and later wartime and postwar positions. It covers his defeats, exile from Parliament, and 1920 return as Paisley MP with a larger Liberal group than Lloyd George’s faction.
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Herbert Henry Asquith
Labor
Herbert Asquith
Lloyd George
England
Asquith
City of London School
Ballol
Oxford
Home Department
the Treasury
Margaret
Tennant Asquith
Paisley
Lloyd! George
Largest arti friction bearing showcased in London
A massive bearings display in London drew attention as the largest arti friction bearing shown, weighing over a ton and reaching above four feet in height.
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London
Forget Me Not Poem by Amelia Opie
A short verse by Amelia Opie bids a youth remember the speaker in distress yet asks him to forget her if grief or need makes remembrance painful. The poem moves between farewell and lingering plea for solace, ending with the refrain Forget me not.
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Lear
Amelia Opie
Mrs D W Hyland Death and City Officials’ Plans
Sixteenth year ago Mrs D W Hyland state president of the Ladies of the G A R died at her Sixth street home. Mayor Troxel and Chief Bates traveled to Cleveland to inspect gear for motor driven fire engines at the east side station. The Elyria Electric Co formed with Henry The Man and others, cash capital $10,000. Elyria Singers Club announced a concert at NM church with Mrs Alice Hodgetts of Toronto as star soloist. Federation of Men’s Clubs held banquet with Judge Walter D Mears of Cleveland. Mayor Troxel approved ordinance for a special election on charter government.
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D. W. Hyland
The
Ladies’ of the
G. AR
Sixth ‘Street
Nayor Troxel
Chief Bates
Cleveland
East Side
Elyria Singers Club
Ave
NM. E. Church
Alice P. Hodgetts
Toronto
Star
Troxel
Ada M. Coon Dies in Lima After Mother's Burial
Ada M. Coon of Chicago, 33, died suddenly in Lima one hour after her mother Mrs. Sylvester Coon was buried. The day’s brief items report diverse local incidents including a country schoolhouse social disrupted by youths in Caldwell, fines for pie bets, a murder-accusation hearing in Barnesville, Grand Trunk railroad officials inspecting Belmont County mines, a cave-in in Glouster endangering gas lines, Mt Zion schools starting hot noon lunches, a wrongful-death lawsuit over the Senator Cardill, and raids seizing stills and mash in Cardwell with high fines.
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Lima
Ada M. Coon
Chicago
W. C. Coon
Sylvester Coon
Arkansas Senator Set to Lead Colleagues in Senate
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas is nearly certain to be chosen as Senate leader, with Oscar W. Underwood also in consideration. Robinson has served in the Senate since 1915, outlining a lengthy career in national politics.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Dew Senate
Oscar W. Underwood
Senate
Bootleggers jailed over fines under Mayor Dantoord
Local authorities report three bootleggers confined in county jail for defaulting on fines. An English expert cites Chicago, Philadelphia, and Toronto as home to the world’s largest retail stores in an exhaustive study.
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Dantoord
Chicago
Philadelphia
Toronto
Growth in New York foreign trade over twenty five years
In twenty five years New York's foreign commerce has grown marvelously. During that time both in s ports and exports have increased nearly 208 per cent. Masons and pricklayers are among the longest lived men, being exceeded only by blacksmiths and farmers, according to figures furnished by the U. S. Department of Labor.
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New York
U. S. Department of Labor
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Komical
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Mra
Roy
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Judy
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Raleigh Winfield
Edison
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E. L. Bowman
Cleveland Sport
BO & Bowne
Hovnheld
Elyria Electric Co
Henry Theman
Federation OF Men's Cluba
Walter D. Mears
Caldwell
Here
Barnesville
Allen Bolen
Park Feaster
Zanesville
Bolen
Bellaire
Grand Trunk Railroad
Canada
Grand Trunk
Belmont County
Glouster
Toledo
Bucyrus
Mt. Zion District Rural Consolidated Schools
Pomeroy
Senator Cardill
Donald Evans
Evans
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Gilbert Bros
Redington
Elyria, Ohio
Little Joe’s
Dachtler & Dachtler
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