Fine for the Republicans on Underwood for President
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Underwood
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Bryan's archaeology talk invites scientific critique
The author counters Mr Bryan's claims linking Tutankhamen finds to disprove evolution, arguing modern man's long history spans far more than recent discoveries. They note the need to understand opponents' views and caution against weak arguments in debates on science and religion.
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Yesterdays in Ohio and Nation Births and Obits Aged Figures
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James
Prohibition Attitudes Stir Ohio Residents in 1920s
In Columbus and Cincinnati reports, residents react to prohibition era changes. Essays note shifts in behavior, economics, and social life as speech cites limited room for liquor, home brewing, and new gender roles. Legal and taxation debates seek county level school funding reforms amid weak districts.
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Local column hints at ABE MARTIN trial or dispute
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Poems That Live Where Did You Come From
Fragmented verses explore origin and presence with dreamlike questions about birth eyes and belonging. The piece touches on light starry imagery and intimate memories, weaving personal revelation with distant imagery.
Arctic warming reported by explorers and fishermen near Spitzbergen
Reports from explorers, seal hunters, and fishermen around Spitzbergen and Bear Island indicate radical climate shifts and unprecedented warm temperatures. Norwegian expedition led by Dr Adolf Hoel found new coal deposits, record warm Gulf Stream sections, and notable changes in Arctic ice, landforms, and marine life.
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Balloon destroyed at Wright field in explosion
An observation balloon at Wilbur Wright field was blown up this afternoon during handling. No injuries were reported. Also reported are a theft of records at Bethel town hall and a train collision near Canton causing injuries.
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Lord Cecil to Visit America in March Amid Talks of Role
Lord Robert Cecil England's noted League of Nations advocate plans a March trip to the United States his first crossing of the Atlantic. He may speak in major cities on international affairs though he says the journey is not a mission and denies any immediate move to Foreign Secretary Curzon's post.
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East Mar3lébone
Elyria barbers join union protest after death claim denial
Twenty years ago Elyria barbers sent in union cards to protest the International body’s refusal to pay a death claim for Charles Kneasler. The report notes other industrial moves, including steel and foundry activity, and local business actions in Elyria and Lorain.
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Charles Kneasler
Andgwar
Public Opinion in Town Heads to Court
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