Air Power Probes Stir Deep Defense Friction
The piece critiques military leadership over aviation policy, accusing officials of jealousy over control rather than valuing aircraft. It highlights gaps in aircraft numbers versus needs, cites Major General Hines and General Mitchell, and predicts disciplinary action as President Coolidge contemplates punishment for Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Air
John L. Hines
Secretary of War
Hines
Mason M. Patrick
Army and Air Services
Hlane Patrick
Jeneth
Tie
Congress
Hawaii
Philippines
Wmn. A. Mitchell
Army Air Service
Coolidge
Mitchell
A Thirty Year Dream Realized by Omaha Circus Owner
The article profiles AL Taylor owner of an Omaha commission business who after thirty years achieves his lifelong aim by purchasing a circus. It notes his steady perseverance and the moment the circus begins its road tour marks the culmination of decades of dreaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. Taylor
Omaha
Mr. Taylor
Tangles and Wanderings Seek Clear Path
An incoherent paragraph recounts aimless wandering and failed attempts to find a path, referencing Mrs. Milton and uncertain roads. The text notes repeated cycles and an unsuccessful pursuit, with fragmented phrases about shirts and a window view, ending with incomplete thoughts.
Obscure 19th Century Notes Highlight Celebrations and Births
Fragmentary items show references to London events, a 1875 London piece, and various births and notable people including Victoria Process Royal, a Chicago Opera Company figure, and Lord Beauchamp. The text lists dates, places, and individuals with minimal context, reflecting a sparse historical compilation.
Centennial bath of Wr ilen scholar and poetry tribute
The daily events include the centenary observance of Wr ilen scholar and writer of Nothing to Wear. Esme Howard, British Ambassador, will attend a banquet hosted by the Louisville English-Spanish branch. Railroad Brotherhoods meet in Chicago to discuss CPAC and third party efforts. New England Virginia Conference Committee meets in New Haven for mutual commercial and industrial cooperation. A Joseph Jefferson memorial window is unveiled at the Church of the Transfiguration in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilen Buthe
New York
Ilinoise State Academy of Science
Spinefield
Sar Esme Howard
United States
Lounisville
Englsh-Sprahing Ln
Chicago
New England
Virginia
New Haven
Conn
Joseph Jefferson
New York City
Adams and Martin open new Ely druggists firm
A new druggists firm Adams and Martin opened in the Ely block. A large barn behind the Etzel hotel at Broad Street and Fast Avenue was destroyed by fire. The annual poultry show was in progress with prize winners including Sea Wurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams & Martin
Ely Block
Etzel
Broad Street
Fast Avenue
Ptise
Sea Wurst
Notable Women in Mashqooop Inaugural Event Highlighted
The announcement lists Mrs Daugher ty as a prominent figure for the inaugural ball at the Den Valshe new hotel on March 4. It notes her Red Cross leadership during WWI and afterward, including organizing salvage, running Washington Division operations, and contributing to quake relief. Daugher ty is described as a New York City native, daughter of John Edward McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Valshe New Hotel
Fower
Greneral
Charles G. Daw
D Wes
Daugh
Hectoral
Ross
Mre Daugherty
American Ambulance
Newilly
Columbia
Red Cross
Toe Capitol
Washington
American Red Cross
Beat Quarters
Daugherry
New York City
John Edward McGraw
Joanna Jennyon McGraw
John McGraw
The Way of the World and Modern Soundbites
Grove Patterson writes a satirical column on society and culture noting the contrast between high and low art forms. The piece touches on classical music tastes and a variety of public figures and opinions in a brisk, opinionated survey of contemporary culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Prohibition Era Hints at Change and Weight Gain
The article notes the Volstead Act nearing five years in force and hints at political shifts. It mentions President Coolidge reportedly gaining eight pounds as observers anticipate growing talk from women voters and new public voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
Professor Shotwell backs Borah antiwar resolution for world peace
Columbia University scholar James Shotwell urges support for the Borah resolution to outlaw aggression and build a broader peace plan. He cites U S executive stance, the Geneva protocol, and a need for international cooperation while preserving sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James To Shor
Columbia University
Borah
Shotwell
United States
al Wasington
Coolidre
Children’s Pictorial Crossword Puzzle Details
A local notice describes a children’s pictorial crossword puzzle with running words and clues for across and down positions. It lists Word 1 to Word 10 including barnyard animal, wild leaping animal, continent, and prefixes, with references to a 70 year old local order and a speech by Roy Buffington on “Our Nations Inheritance.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onkoane
Ths
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Christian Church
Roy Buffington
Lorain County GOP Dinner Hosted by Mr Guy Wells
Lorain County Republican BACCUS tlye committee enjoyed a sumptuous dinner at Hotel Andrews here Friday. Mr. Guy Wells acted as host to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Republican Baccus Tlye
Hotel Andrews
Guy Wells
Giril s Reserve HId Party And Local Notices
The Giril s Reserve will have a hid party on March. AM members will hike back to baby days. A covered dish supper is planned for that night. Mannie and Ruth Stokem of Lonaconing Maryland are visiting friends and relatives here. Masonic dance in Masonic hall enjoyed by all. Christian Endeavors debate Sunday on whether Washington rendered greater service than Lincoln. Debaters are Lawrence Wells and Franklin Wight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
March & AM
F. O. EF
Mannie
Ruth Stokem
Lonaconing
Maryland
Masonic Hall
Congregational Church
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lawrence Wells
Franklin Wight
Venerable Archbishop Mathe son Leads Ruppert s Land Era
The Most Rev Samuel P Mathe son rises as Anglican archbishop of Rupert's Land and primate of all Canada. Manitoba native and Selkirk descendant rose from deacon in 1903 to coadjutor bishop, then bishop and metropolitan. Known for commanding presence over six feet tall and honoured with a B D from Manitoba University, where he has served as chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P Matheson
Ruperts Land
All Canada
Manitoba
Selkirk
Toronto
Winniper
University of Manitoba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Ciirculation
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
F Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Publianead
Milton Madiong
Car le
Neeth
Lwo
Belex
London
John Lewis
Joday
Louse Victoria
Edward VII
Marvy Garden
Sophre
Chiago Opera Company
Aberdeen
Scotland
Lar
Beauchimp
House of Lords
del Jay J Vorrow
Panama Canal
Fairview
Fred H. Domnick
South Carolia
Lexington County
S.C
W Baker
George Keier
Andy Persops
Savan Arom
Avi RY
John Vlen Dalgherty
DauneRry
Purreon
Joh-L
Lauritz
Pally City
Nebraska
Mr Rice
Witchell
Secretary of the Navy
France
America
Adrian J. “Grape
The
Commonwealth Bank of New York
John
Koa
Amay Diugherty
Canriun Liete
Wis
Tater
Othe Amerean Leeaton
Seryinze
Detmie
Dineley
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Europe
Shotwe
Politag
Geneva
League of Nations
Middle Ave
Chase
W. VA
Crooks & Slater
U. S
A. B. Curtice
George C. Southwell
Cleveland
Anti-Saloon League
Southwell
Ohio State Christian Endeavorers
C. E. Society
Rev. S. M. Hare
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Church
Wellington I
C. F. Lodge
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
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