Ohio inaugurates Governor Myers Y Cooper amid calls for restraint
The Ohio governor took the oath and outlined a plan of action stressing obedience to law and economy. He urged minimal new legislation, warned against overregulation, and promised to pursue only essential laws while promoting thrift and prosperity. He appealed for patriotism and condemned dishonest election practices as the administration begins with experienced aides and a like minded legislature.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Cooper
Buckeye
Billy Sunday Campaign Arrives in Elyria at West Ave Tabernacle
The Billy Sunday evangelistic campaign opened at the West Ave tabernacle with morning, afternoon, and evening meetings. Sunday preached to thousands, pledging a hard hitting revival in the city. His party, including his wife, drives the extensive effort as Elyria welcomes a nationally noted speaker.
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Billy
Big Tabernacle
West Ave
Trim
Billy Sunday Party
Elyria
Influenza guidance from Dr Peters amid 1918 epidemic
Dr Peters cautions readers during the influenza era to rest in a warm room with fresh air and attentive care. She explains flu causes and outlines home remedies, noting fever, pneumonia risks, and the need to seek a physician promptly. The column previews future talk on diet and daily routines.
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Chicago
Lulu Hunt Peters
Los Angeles
Dr. Peters
Mark Twain
Spain
Peters
Durant contest ignores Cucater Pine's yeast plan
The Durant contest awards overlook Cucater Pine's hint to halt yeast manufacture and five gallon crocks and to levy a heavy penalty on farmers for harboring fox grapes. The piece notes the deafness of track drivers next to an adder.
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Cucater Pine
John
Dilla da
Northampton shoemaker James Lucey linked to Coolidge fame
James Lucey of Northampton, a shoemaker who visited the President at the White House, gains recognition as a famous cobbler due to his friendship with Coolidge. The pair shared homely philosophy during Coolidge's Amherst student days and Northampton law career, which the President credits as a key influence on his life and success.
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James Lucey
Northampton
White House
America
Coolidge
Amherst
Lucey
On Being Yourself And The Struggle With Personality
The essay notes the difficulty of being truly oneself and at one's best. It argues that even with intent to improve we fall short, comparing natural talent with sustained practice and noting a drift toward depravity in striving for ideal personality. It reflects on apology, self, and the gap between intention and action.
Notable early American signers and governors listed
The fragment notes birthplaces and death dates for Connecticut signer William Whipple born Ritters Maine and died Portsmouth New Hampshire November 28 1785. It also mentions James Garrard an eminent minister and Kentucky governor born in Virginia and dying in Kentucky on January 9 1822 and references Congress ratifying the definitive treaty of peace in 1784 1806 and Matthew Maury born around 1806.
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Wiliam Whipple
Connecticut
Ritters
Maine
Portsmouth
N. Ho
James Garrard
Kentucky
Virginia
Moatthew F. Maury
Global historical cession and political upheaval noted
In 1814 Norway was ceded to Sweden by Kiel treaty. In 184 Kansas Indians ceded 2,900,000 acres to the United States. In 1873 two rival governors were inaugurated in Louisiana. In 1918 a great Chicago blizzard caused eighteen deaths.
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Norway
Sweden
Kiel
United States
Kansas
Louisiana
Chicago
Notable college presidents born today in history
Raymond M. Hughes of Iowa State Agricultural College, born Atlantic Iowa 56 years ago today. Whiteford R. Cole of Louisville and Nashville, born Nashville Tennessee 55 years ago today. Coe I Crawford former South Dakota governor and U.S. senator born Volney Iowa 71. Henry N Snyder of Wofford College Spartansburg South Carolina born Macon Georgia 64. Charles A Clark noted lecturer born Springfield Massachusetts 54.
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Raymond M. Hughes
Iowa State Agricultural College
Atlantic
Iowa
Whiteford R. Cole
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Nashville
Tenn
Coe I. Crawford
South Dakota
Volney
Henry N. Snyder
Wofford College
Spartansburg
S. C
Macon
Charles A. Clark
Springfield
Mass
Sincerity Guides a Day of Order and Ambition
The passage stresses sincerity as the day’s keynote and urges order and usefulness. It notes many paths to success and highlights a ten‑day mystic vein reaching a climactic point here, framing the date as pivotal for achievement.
National Prohibition marks ninth birthday on Jan 16
The item notes the ninth birthday of National Prohibition effective January 16, 1924. It lists related events and meetings across cities including Detroit, New York, Minneapolis, and Columbus, with various professional and civic groups observing the date. The text also mentions sports matchups and exhibitions tied to the period.
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Philadelphia
Dartmouth
Yale
New Haven
Galt
Miami
Fla
Society of Attomotive Engineers
Detroit
Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Minneapolis
Coolidge
Washington
Princeton
Columbia
New York
Golf Club Champions at St Augustine and Pinehurst events
The report lists several events including Golf Club Champions at St Augustine Florida and the Macing January Handicap for Non Winners at Pinehurst North Carolina. It also notes a second annual sled dog derby at Lake Placid New York.
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St. Augustine
Advancements in Foreign Air Mail Connections
Postmaster General Harry S. New predicts rapid progress in linking U S air mail with foreign systems in 1929. He cites existing New York Montreal service and three new routes from Miami to Nassau Bahamas Porto Rico and the Panama Canal Zone, shaping a western hemisphere communications web.
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Harry Stewart New
Indianapolis
Ind
Butler University
Indianapolis Journal
Pubisher
Bedford Stone and Construction Company
Indiana State Senate
Republican National Committee
United States
Central
South America
Post Office Department
Central America
New York
Canada
Montreal
Jones White act fuels new ocean merchant ships contracts
The Jones White act has spurred awarding of ocean mall contracts for expanding American foreign trade. With contracts already issued, 26 new vessels will be built within three years, boosting shipbuilding and commerce with South and Central America and other nations.
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South
Central America
Publishers Discuss Their Problems At Meetings Here
The Lake Erie Newspaper Association met at the Newel Hotel on a Saturday to discuss editorial and business concerns. H. E. C. Rowe and local publishers spoke on building readership and advertising, with a round table to follow.
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Lake Erie Newspaper Association
Newel
H. E. C. Rowe
Columbus
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohlo
Berte C. Randall
Bedford Times
Hig
Ernest L. Hewes
Wellington Enterprise
R. L. May
Amherst News-Times
Rowe
Ohio Newspaper Association For
Norwalk
W. H. Phillips
Oberlin News
Sam L. Powers
Carl Kinney
Oberlin Tribune
F. A. Day
Milan Ledger
T. A. Barratt
Experiment News
Pearl Roscoe
William B. Curran
Vermilion News
Paul G. Mohler
Anthony Mickel
James Grube
Berea
A. C. Hudnutt
Inlyria
Chronicle - Telegram
Martha Kuesthardt
Sam Kuesthardt
Port Clinton
Progressive Times
Don Webb
Ferryle F. May
Amherst
News-Times
M. B. Overholt
Erie County
Huron
Local Names Incomplete Announcement From Suburban News
Readable names include Fred Patton south Bod Nowa Cleveland Bette Standall Bedford MNmes Jed Theuer W J Theuer Suburban News Lakewood George H Frank Grafton Citizen Paul L Powell Ernest L Hewes Wellington Motorprive H EB C Rowe Columbus.
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Fred &. Patton
South Bod Nowa
Cleveland
Bette C. Standall
Bedford
Mnmes
Jed G. Theuer
W. J. Theuer
Suburban News
Lakewood
George H. Frank
Grafton Citizen
Paul L. Powell
Ernest L. Hewes
Wellington
First Woman Candidate For Minneapolis Mayor Florence Grandahl
Minneapolis sees its first Woman candidate for mayor as Florence Grandahl filed Tuesday for the municipal primary next spring. A mother of four, she said she dreamed of leading a big army of people and has long been active in local politics though new to candidacy.
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Minneapolis
Florence Fregloon Gravedahl
Grandahl
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