World trade and secrecy in democratic society debate
A 1920s style op ed warns American producers to buy and sell to gain from world trade, arguing trade is an exchange of goods rather than free access. It contrasts British mercantile views with views from university scholars and discusses secrecy and nonviolence debates within political groups.
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Thomas Wo Lamount
Vosa Lamoyt
KL Keux Kean Rr
Ku Klux Klan
Clarence Me
Case
Iowa State
Cooruon
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Frank Kellogg emerges as interior secretary candidate
Washington whispers place Frank Kellogg, Minnesota senator defeated for re election, as possible interior secretary to replace resigning Selden. Kellogg, long allied with anti trust efforts against Standard Oil and Union Pacific lines, has held city and county attorney posts in Rochester and Olmsted counties and served in national Republican circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Kellogg
Washington
Harding
Al“wat
Frank B. Rel ‘Usy
Minnesota
Keallazy
Federal
Dissolu- CO Suils
Standard of Compary
The
Paper Trust
Senator Sheppard Attacks Ship Subsidy Debate
Senator Sheppard of Texas condemns the ship subsidy as unfair and dangerous. He cites huge potential payments to new liners, including two vessels exceeding a thousand feet and 70 000 gross tons, and warns the bill could yield about 4 million dollars yearly and scandal if enacted.
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Senator Sheppard
Texas
Majestic
Leviathan
Shipping Board
General Santander Bust Placed in Pan-American Hall
The bust of General Francisco de Paula Santander, Colombia’s independence hero, was unveiled in the Pan-American Hall. Secretary of State Hughes praised Santander’s pages of liberty, citing his belief in government of laws over men and the enduring need for constitutional institutions.
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Francisco de Paula Santander
Hall of Heroes of
General Santander
Columbia
Hughes
America
Santander
Prohibition leaders urge oath and New Year pledge
Attorney Daugherty and Congressman Upshaw seek to organize a modern prohibition society. They urge citizens to vow not to violate laws and to uphold the prohibitory spirit, comparing their effort to historical movements like the Washington Movement and the Good Templars.
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Daugherty
Congressman Upshaw
Congress
Upshaw
Washington Movement
Good Templars Organization
Prohibition Party
Poems That Live The Rainy Day By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
A fragmentary verse piece reflects on a cold dreary day with rain and wind. It contrasts sorrowful memories with hope behind clouds and notes that every life endures rain and gloom, urging a still heart.
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Henarr
Wadsworth Longfellow
Yesterday in Ohio Highlights Through History
A compact historical timeline of Ohio events from 1790 to 1916, noting Washington urging education in the Ohio settlement, a 1828 Jackson supporters convention in Columbus, Pattison’s 1906 gubernatorial inauguration, 1914 episcopal consecration, 1916 strike suppression by three mile regiments, and a brief “One Year Ago Today” recap of notable births, deaths, and anniversaries across the region.
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Washington
Ohio
General Jackson
Columbus
John M. Pattison
Frank DuMoulin
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
East Youngstown
ABE MARTIN STERNLY JOKES ON CLARA PHILIPS REPUTATION
ABE MARTIN remarks on Clara Philips with humor about her appearance and past rumors. He notes she has time to repaint her car and service her toolbox while Mrs. Em Nugent shares a letter from her son stating he plans to finish tasks once there are enough prisoners for a quartet.
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Clara Philips
Em Nugent
National and local events headline today in multiple posts
A roundup of today’s items includes Jackson Day observance and New Orleans battle anniversary, a National Shoe Retailers Association meeting in Chicago, Ohio and Indiana political notes, a Pennsylvania Railroad case in court, a Robert Ralston booster plan in Illinois, trial for Willie Dalton in Chicago, steamship rate chatter, West Coast conference in Ada and California, Oklahoma City festivities for Gen. Washington, state legislatures opening, and assorted quips on literature, autos, and demographics.
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National Shoe Retailers’ Association
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
U. S. For Railroad Labor Board
Council of Church Boards of Education
Boards of Education
Chitazo
Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Nation'al Board of
Samuel M. Ralston
U.S
Indiana
Springfield
Ralston
Willie Dalton
W Northe ™Rust Company
Vaada
Pacific Westhound Conference
Oklaho City
Wahton
W Richardson
Catfornia
V. Donehey
Arzona
Iowa
Kana
Oracon
Utah
Vermont
Arkansas
Komical Telegrams and Congress’ Quiet Notes
A brisk column lampoons current events with jokes about Cover for Donehey, Hoover as Interior Secretary, and a dentist’s Cone theory. It notes a Kaiser photo priced at $10,000, compares Chaplin’s value, and muses on Bible reading, Prohibition, and literary figures like Ring Lardner.
Ten Years Ago Notes From Elyra District
Ten years ago reports include MRE E E Williams and daughter Zella injured in a wreck on the Georgia Cone railroad. The city council appropriated 67350 for the city’s expense bills for the first half of the year. Fire Chief Bates estimated fire losses for the past year at 5000 and the department answered 44 calls in twelve months. W E B Cadmus resigned as pastor of the Congregational church planning a trip to Scotland to see Andrew Carnegie. About twenty five Ely residents attended a fox hunt at Ely Tion and Stesi Co. but the event disappointed the company. Elyra sports were also noted as disap pointed.
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Bates
W. EB. Cadmus
Congregational Church
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
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Kandigohl County
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England
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St Louis
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Nybody
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Society Against the Prohibition Amendment
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Chaplin
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Ring Lardner
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Ihronicle Telegram
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Secy-Treas
J. R. Chappel
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