Exonerated Owen backs war inquiry resolution
A 1924 editorial lauds Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma for introducing a resolution to probe responsibility for the European War. It defends Owen as mild and prudent, contrasts him with party figures, and declares strong support for his inquiry amid national debates on oil and stock scandals.
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Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Foreign Relations Committee
Daugherty
Denby
Coolidge
Sinclair
Atlantic
Lincoln
Hooker
Robert E. Lee
Senator Owen
National Capitol
Owen Strong
Why a New York shoemaker killed himself over unpaid bills
A shoemaker in New York City took his own life after being pursued for money he owed. The writer muses on the moral twist that the debtor becomes the victim while the creditor drives the tragedy. The piece reflects on how refusing to pay can ruin the debtor and torment the lender.
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New York City
The City’s Grim Toll From Violence and Accidents
In New York City last year 240 children aged five to ten were killed by cars, 370 died from alcoholism, 305 were murdered, 1,234 perished in highway accidents, and 36 in automobile trip collisions. Total violent deaths reached 5,206, averaging over fourteen daily. The passage argues current safety campaigns are only partly effective.
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New York City
McAdoo to Build Los Angeles Broadcasting Plant
William G. McAdoo plans a 250000 dollar broadcasting plant at his Los Angeles home. The project will be funded by oil and film interests, though officials call it not an oil or movie plant. Messages from brother McAdoo will promote the slogan Back to Honest and opposition to oil influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. McAdoo
Los Angeles
Brother McAdoo
Ocs
Indians Speak On Move To Transfer Government To Indian Assembly
A Delhi assembly resolution proposes transferring governing power to the Indian entity. The dispatch says no immediate goal is reached and suggests the motion is rhetorical. The text notes Britain has been notified of India’s opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly of India
Delhi
Government of India
Great Britain
Tax reports reveal poverty among American people
A Greenville Advocate quip notes income tax reports expose how poverty stricken many Americans are, asserting that tax records shrink fortunes and illuminate financial hardship.
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Greenville
Dr Cone claims cure for chattering women in column
The Columbus Dispatch editorials attack perpetual reform slogans while quoting a quip about curing chattering women. The piece frames the old slogan as still in use and questions its relevance to reform efforts.
Yesterdays In Ohio and Todays Birthdays
A dated roundup lists events and anniversaries across U S history with references to George Washington Florida treaty end and notable figures. It notes birthdays for Baden-Powell Smith Morehouse Bratt Marguerite Clerk and mentions conventions opening in multiple cities today.
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Robert Baden- Powell
Box
George Otis Smith
U. & Geological Survey
Hodgdon
Maine
D. WL. Morehouse
Drake University
Mangkaro
Minn
Lford M. Bratt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dead River
Marguerite Clerk
Cincinnati
Commemorations and events mark Arbor Day and notable speeches
Alabama observes Arbor Day as state celebration. The Episcopal Bishop Mor rison of Iowa marks his si jubilee. U S Solicitor General Beck attends Ohio State University exercises. Washington University chancellor Hadley to speak at Johns Hopkins commemorations. Georgia and Florida officials arrange primary logistics. President Coolidge addresses Rotary International. National Legion officers meet in Winston-Salem. Chattanooga dedicates a million-dollar Auditorium memorial to wartime dead.
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Freshington
Alabama
Theodore N. Morrison
Iowa
James Mr. Beck
United States
Ohio State Universit
George Kert
Hadley
Washington
Johns Hopkins Univers
John C. Merra
Carnegie Inston
George Washington
John R.quinn
American Legion
Winston-Salem
N.C
Chattanooga
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A clipped feature recounts W J Ray a traffic officer in Long Beach California and a blind salesman in New York sharing resilience. It reflects on perception of happiness and the writer Winston Churchillian advice on writing truth.
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Grove Patterson
W. J. Ray
Lons Beach
California
Fawn Wippineats Quips On Husbands And Saucers
A rural correspondent records Miss Fawn Wippineat joking about saucers and marriage remarks. She quips that many husbands are merely sparring partners while her tone reflects a light regional humor from the piece.
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Tve
Miss Fawn
British writer on Japan’s rise and decline in world powers
A British observer argues Japan’s ascent and decline shifted its status among the three great Powers. He suggests Japan’s modernization provokes both mockery and fear, noting potential overreach that could force Japan back from the ranks of the major powers.
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Japan
Fox hunt tale from cold day with mishmashed misfires
Komical Telegrams recount a farcical fox hunt on a frigid day. Frank Felkner misfires after borrowing galoshes, Chuck Clark and Jim join with a trusty weapon, and the fox wanders between here and Oberlin as laughter and light penalties follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Felkner
Chuck
Clark
Jim
Here
Oberlin
Newspapers and capital influence in the press debated
A professor cites a study finding most major papers under capital influence while publishers defend press integrity. Adolph Olson argues newspapers are funded to serve readers, noting ads and real estate sections are essential news. He lauds Associated Press for unbiased reporting and acknowledges occasional errors.
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Edward A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
Adolph &. Jowis
New Marte Mas
Fox chase ends with dog theft and farm meal debt
A humorous tale recounts Pete Miller losing his dog to a fox chase with Clark and friends. The dog is valued at 135 dollars, settled for 110, a hollow tree hides their lunch, and the group pays a farmer 8 dollars 65 cents for dinner. The moral hints shoemakers rushing, barbers sticking to others.
PeeS EPs Chronicle Telegram Want Ad
Classified style notice requests readers to contact PeeS EPs for an advertising want column in the Chronicle Telegram with details on available space and submission instructions.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Junior class exhibition at town hall and local events
The junior class held its annual exhibition at the town hall before a large audience. jeweler G W Smith displayed two clocks aged 115 and 97 years. Miss Ida Wolcott of Ely Tia wed Rev Francis de Capdevilla in Kingston Jamaica. A Elyria Silver Corner Band benefit concert featured Mrs H J Eady and others. The new comic opera Pinafore was booked for town hall entertainment soon.
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G. W. Smith
Ida Wolcott
Elytia
Francis de Capdevilla
Kingston
Jamaica
Elyria Silver Corner
Town Hall
Bennett's Minstrels Stowed at the Town Hall
A cryptic note indicates Bennett's Minstrels were stowed at the town hall. The fragment suggests a municipal storage or performance arrangement with no further context or dates.
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Bennett
Hugh S Cumming Named Vice President of World Health Body
The United States refused League entry but Hugh S Cumming surgeon general of the U S Public Health Service is appointed vice president of the permanent world health organization formed by League members. He is 55, Virginia born, UVA trained, joined the service in 1894 and has a long record in public health and international medical missions.
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Hugh
Cumming
United States
League of Nations
League
Hugh S. Cumming
States Public Health Service
Permanent World [Health ] Organization
Virginia
University of Virginia
Allied Medical
Poland
Washington, D. Cc
Elyria Poultry Show Exhibitors Highlighted
At the Elyria poultry show a payment issue left visitors stranded as some guests stayed overnight in the depot. Notable exhibitors included George Kelley Gordon Baker S E Wurst J W Opfer and L A Adams with a successful exhibition.
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Elyria
George Kelley
Gordon Baker
S. E. Wurst
J. W. Opfer
L. A. Adams
Internal Pile Remedy Promoted by J S and Leonhardt
An advertisement claims external treatments fail for piles and promotes an internal remedy named Hemroid. It credits J S and Leonhardt MD with developing the product, says it was tested around 1900, and notes it is sold by druggists with a refund guarantee through Cow Phillips.
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J. S& Leonhardt
ML D. Ket
Druggista
Phillips
New Players Join Michigan Ontario League Openers
The upcoming season in the Michigan Ontario league will feature a large number of new players joining the clubs, signaling a fresh start amid team rebuilds and recruiting.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Ad Boosts Flesh
An old advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a healthy flesh builder for thin children. It claims the tablets are coated to taste better and available at drug stores for 60 cents for 60 tablets, praising their digestive acceptance and noting a case of a frail child gaining 12 pounds in seven months.
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Gil
McCoy
Phillips
Crandall and Ebert Drug Stores
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HM Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
George
Lia Walley Poeat
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Florida
Spain
Salmon P. Chase
France
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Great Mass
Ruhr
National Association of Principals of Schools For Girls
Memphis
Southern Bankst Studer
Clinton
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Providence
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Rhode Island
Augusta
Ct Geavar Societies
Tam
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Lars
Abe Martin
Tetas
Snl
Fox Hunt
Ernie Leedale
Frank
Marsh Guerin
Mister Fox
Farkie
Marines
Elvyia
Newspapers
Answer
N. Y
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Associated Press
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