Dartmouth President backs radical lecture on Lenin Trotzky
A Dartmouth College leader defends inviting Lenin and Trotzky as a learning opportunity. He argues colleges exist to seek knowledge and that frontline study of the Russian revolution should be welcomed even by critics. The piece urges listening to Trotzky at Dartmouth to learn first hand.
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Dartmouth College
Lenin
Trotzky
America
France
Germany
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln
Europe
South Sea Islands
Hopkins
Dartmouth
Impossible Predictions and the Limits of Imagination
A reflective column mocks past doubts about modern feats such as distant presidential broadcasts and air travel. It questions future generations’ views on national Prohibition, radio, and grand ambitions like world peace and an incorruptible public service.
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San Francisco
United States
Virginia
Asia
Arctic Frontier
Family tact amid mishap on spotless tablecloth
The Toledo Blade notes that when a mother drops an item on an immaculate tablecloth, family members must summon restraint and self control, highlighting household manners and composure.
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Toledo
Ice Cream Vendors Meet in Columbus as Spring Arrives
Ohio ice cream men gather in Columbus signaling seasonal start while readers receive seed catalogs and headlines note modest beginnings of Almanac. The sign of the zodiac is mentioned as continuing.
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Ohio
Columbus
Yesterdays in Ohio and Milestones Across Time
A compact chronology notes events from 1805 to 1922 including the 1849 charter for William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri the 1874 London baseball game the 1906 death of Samuel Langley the 1921 Porter Indiana train disaster and the 1922 US Supreme Court upholding the Federal Suffrage Amendment.
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Moore's Creek Bridge
N. C
William Jewell College
Liberty
London
England
Berlin
Samuel P. Langley
Roxbury
Masc
Botha
German West Africa
Porter
Ind
Supreme Court of the
United States
Lorain Elks gathering and town life notes
Fragmented diary style column notes Lorain Ohio observations about the Elks 1281 gathering new Ford car exhibit a hotel with hot and cold water band music eloquence and speakers. Mayor praised Lorains progress after President s death and described local impressions of Elyria as a nearby rival town.
Parliament Opens in Northern Ireland One Year Ago Today
The Parliament of Northern Ireland was formally opened by the new Governor the Duke of Abercorn, marking a significant milestone in the region's governance one year prior.
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Parliament of
Northern Ireland
Duke of Abercorn
Today’s notable birthdays from Coventry to Huntsville
Ellen Terry the actress born in Coventry England 76 years ago today. Stephen McKenna British novelist born 36 years ago today. Burton Wheeler US senator born Judson Massachusetts 42 years ago today. Frank Trotter West Virginia University president born Washington County Ohio 61 years ago. Charlie Street veteran ball player turned Muskogee team manager born Huntsville Alabama 41 years ago.
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Ellen Terry
Coventry
England
Stephen McKenna
Burton K. Wheeler
United States
Moxtena
Judson
Mass
Frank 8. Trotter
University of West Virginia
Washington County
Ohio
Charlies
Gabby) Street
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A reflective piece on humility, truth, and the dangers of boasting, urging kindness and imagination as the true measure of worth. It notes England's strong air power stance, Britons' steadiness, and Rosita Forbes touring America to lecture, including remarks on her husband as a unique hero.
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Grove Patterson
England
France
Jance
Brittania
Tung
Britain
Rosita Forbes
Sahara Desert
America
Wisconsin Capitol Fire Remembrance and Global Celebrations
Twenty years after the Wisconsin State Capitol fire in Madison, commemoration events unfold. Santo Domingo marks its founding anniversary with a holiday. Catholic Bishop B J Mahoney of Sioux Falls observes his 22nd year in priesthood. Patricia Ramsay and Alexander Ramsay celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. A memorial service for President Harding is planned with national leaders attending. City churches in Pittsburgh plan a conference under the Methodist Home Missions Board. Also listed are the Hetatl Luther Dealers Association and the Izaak Walton League gatherings, with an advertisement note for Chronic Telegram classifieds.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Santo Domingo
Republic
B. J. Mahoney
Sioux Fails
Patricia Ramsay
Ir Prmmcess
Patricia
Connaught
Alexander Ramsay
R.N
Harding
Pittsburgh
Methodist Home Missions Board
City council orders water meters and funds purchase
The city council issued an order requiring all water users to install meters and appropriated $15,000 for their purchase. Elyria Fox Hunters chased a fox across miles, which finally escaped by hiding in a cliff on the stocking farm. The Ray Conners murder case was on trial at the court.
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Elyria
Ray Conners
It Can’t Be Done Says Sociologist On Youth Uplift
Prof Franklin H Giddines argues speeding up social progress is impossible linking crime to home and school training. He cites disorganized American homes, crowded living, and permissive attitudes as core causes. He notes law disrespect by leaders and parents as youth morals menace.
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Soctopocist
Pranklin H. Giddines
New York Court of General Sessions
New York Judge Blames Parents for Youth WIlfulness
Judge Alfred J. Tatler decries rising youth crime over the last decade. He urges parental responsibility as a remedy, calling for decisive public action to curb juvenile delinquency in America.
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New York
Wileness OF Youth OF America
Ation
Alfred J. Tatler
Night school plan for foreigners and city lodge rooms noted
The Board of Education looked at starting a night school for foreigners twice weekly. The local aerie rented Dyke block floors for lodge and club rooms. The city’s finance committee refused funds for summer band concerts. Congressman W G Sharp named Robert L Carr of Mount Vernon as private secretary.
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THE
Board OF Education
Loca Aerie OF Bases
Dyke Block
W. G. Sharp
Robert L Carr
Mt. Vermon
Poets Voice Regrets Yet Grateful For The Past
The speaker, identifying as Congreve, recalls love and betrayal. He admits approval of the charmer despite regret for changing fortunes and cherishing the memories of happier times even as revenge lingers in motive.
Real Estate Transfers Across Lorain and Amherst Areas
A flood of real estate transfers records numerous parcels in Lorain, Amherst, and Sheffield Lake. Transactions include Cleveland Trust Co to Vincent McHenry Lot 192 Fairhome and others involving Sheffield Land Co ads, Huntington and Redferns additions, and multiple Avon Lake and Lorain parcels. Amounts range from 60 to 8,000 dollars with buyers and sellers named, property descriptions, and allotments. Also noted are a widening relaxation of British Court dress regulations for Labor Ministers with a new dress price of 45 dollars vs 750 previously.
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Cleveland Trust Co
Vincent McHenry
Fairhome
Lorain
Rose K. Micjanicka
O. V. Anderson
Sheffield Land Co’s
Harry Hufczak
John Pallat
Broadway Gardens
Sheffield
Frank Curtice
John Dennes
Huntington
Arthur Johnson
Ohio Quarries Co
Redferns
South Amherst
Charles Stone
Wallace Schuthess
Amherst
Ed Sage
A W. Rabi
Stone Co
John Ickler
John Waters, Jr
Chamberlain
William Snyder
Martin
Alois Mason
Anthony Mason
Vincent's
Lorain Stone Co
Hary Barr
Louis Murphy
Avon Beach
Avon Lake
Harry Barr
John McLeuhhlin
C. E. Kent
George H. Plumley
Hogan
Garitch
R. Harwood
van de Boe Hagar Co
Russell S. Gerber
Vineyard Beach
Sheffield Lake
Percie G. Hills
Louise Grady
Cleveland Beach
J. L. Reisinger
Willis T. Gardner
River
Elyria
Alex Szabo
John Gyiercsik
Brownhelm
John L. Faragher
Chas
N. Mercury
Gawn
Act
Mary Smallwood Fifley
B. M. O'Donnell
Philip H. Austin
M. J. Nuhn
Lake View Park
Fidelity Realty Co
George Drugsin
Shefield Land Co
Huntington 75 Born Millionaire Arts Collector
Henry E Huntington reaches 75, renowned California and New York multi millionaire and world famous bibliophile. He built a vast collection of manuscripts and books, expanding a fortune through transportation and railway ventures across the United States. Miss Marie Randall becomes Channel Islands first woman member in Guernsey States. Miss Margaret Bondfield resigns NUWSS post under Labour.
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Henry E. Huntington
California
New York
Mr. Huntington
New York State
West Virginia
United States
Channel Islands
Marie Randall
Guernsey
Britain
Margaret Bondfield
M. P
National Union of
Do Heavy Meals Begin to Tell
Old time eaters suffer heavy stomachs after hearty meals but feel relief with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad claims the tablets alkalize the stomach, aid digestion, absorb gas, and stop acidity for pork and cabbage to steak and onions meals. A 60 cent box is offered at drug stores.
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Stuart
Alvan T Fuller from Boston to Massachusetts Governor Bid
Alvan T Fuller, born 1878 in Boston, rose from bicycle racer to automobile businessman and Republican leader. He served in the Massachusetts House, attended the 1916 Republican National Convention, and was a U S Congress member from 1917 to 1923 before becoming lieutenant governor in 1921, aiming for the governor’s chair.
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Malden
Mass
Alvant Fuller
Fuller
Boston
House of Representatives
Conngress
Credible Creomulsion Ad Claims Cough Cure
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold treatment for chronic coughs and colds. It asserts creosote clears throat and lung troubles by attacking germs and soothing membranes while promising refund if symptoms persist after following directions.
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Crenmulsion Co
Atlanta
Sheltered Coal Promises Clean Heat from West Side Lumber
It's prudent to buy sheltered coal stored under cover in silos at the West Side Lumber and Coal Co. The firm advertises the benefit of protection from weather and ease of access for customers needing coal again.
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Th West Side Lumber & Coal Co
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J. F. Burke
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EH Clayden
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Marquette Bideg
Komical
New Elks
Joannie Schmauch
Theta
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Ford Loomis
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Aly
Heir Mavror
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Cenieaith
Hetatl Luther Dealers’ Association of Tennsylvania
Peoria
Izaak Walton League of
Illinois
Chronic Telegram
Abe Martin
Tipton
Mdkcae
E. T. Clauser
L. C. Bank
Dial
Alvan T. Fuller
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Horatio Alger
Bonded Adjuster CO
Lorain County Bank
Mathias
West River St
Whidden & Smith
Harry Smi
T. A. Conway
Yellow Cab
Yellow Cab Co
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