International Labor Office chief urges Europe to back a loan deal
Albert Thomas of the League of Nations calls for a concrete plan to reduce German reparations and fix a reduced sum, supported by an international loan. He argues for cooperation across nations and American involvement to stabilize the mark and aid France, while urging public opinion to rally behind a unified solution.
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Albert Thomas
International Labor Office
The
League of Nations
New York
France
Europe
Tait
Ruhr
Rhe Feld
Civil rights collapse as mob drives strikers from Arkansas
In Harrison Arkansas a mob escorted about two hundred Missouri and North Arkansas Railway strikers to the Missouri border and expelled them. A man was found hanged next day. The piece argues mob action shows a breakdown of law and civilization as Herrin court cases unfold amid local sympathy for the strikers.
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Harrison
Arkansas
Missouri and
North Arkansas
Missouri
Herrin
One man contends blocs in Congress threaten smooth governance
Senator Fess condemns the Farm, Labor, and Anti-Saloon blocs as menaces to Washington. He argues the new solidarity of these blocs mirrors past Business bloc power and warns of overreach. A Columbus headline is cited on crime wave claims and indictments.
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Fess
Congress
Farm Bloc
Washington
Wall Street
Columbus
Newsie
Yesterday’s in Ohio and world events on this date
Compiled notes recount Ohio milestones and prominent births, with 1789 to 1902 entries including Northwest Territory township act, John Sherman Senate election, and 1889 train collision near Kent. Also lists one year ago today memorials for military, political, and arts figures and a 1892 Lancaster gas explosion.
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Charles P Meclvaime
Ohio
Burlington
Florence
Italy
Northwest Territory
John Sherman
United States Senate
Kent
Lancaster
Centennial tributes and national meetings headline today
Centenary of Henry Phidder’s birth in Boston marks a major financial legacy while the fiftieth anniversary of Edward Bulwer-Lytton’s death is noted. The National Wholesale Dry Goods Association hosts its nineteenth annual convention at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. A central field wage conference among operators and coal miners meets in New York to negotiate a new wage agreement. An interdenominational conference in Washington aims to launch a movement toward unification of moral agencies in motion pictures. A large rally—organized by the New Jersey Anti-Saloon League—draws thousands protesting attempts to loosen New Jersey’s wet status.
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Henry Phidder
Boston
America
Edward Bulwer
Lord Lytton
National Wholesale Dry Goods Association
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
New York
Washington. DC
New Jersey
Atlantic Ocean
Skew Jersey Anti-Saloon League
Smokin' jacket salesmanship tale echoes tragedy
A breezy tale contrasts sales chatter with a fatal accident as Mrs Tipton’s uncle is killed today while pondering other matters. The local note mixes humor with a grim reminder of real danger and loss.
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Tipton Bud
Komical Telegrams
A garbled dialogue describes confinement and mockingly details misdeeds and grievances. The speaker jokes about harboring, prison life, and a “pig” in the cornoranon rus identine, noting letters from friends and threats from authorities. Subtexts hint at satire toward officials, restaurants, and legal processes within a chaotic scene.
Prison cell complaints and threats to keep pigs in the cellar
Inmates complain of mice in cells and poor meals while noting a guard or defender in the mix. The speaker warns against keeping pigs in the cellar, asserting the issue is not being addressed and urging corrective action. Multiple names and roles appear in fragmented statements.
Campbell Named to Federal Reserve Board by Harding
Milo D Campbell of Coldwater Michigan has been named by President Harding to the Federal Reserve Board as the first former member. He has long led farmers organizations and held state offices including Insurance Commissioner Tax Chairman and mayor of Coldwater. Campbell’s career spans legislator governor secretary and reform roles with national notice for farm and tax reforms.
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Milo D. Campbell
Milo D Campbell
Coldwater
Michigan
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Campbell
Roducers
Luce
Rman
State Tax Commission
States Board of Prisons and Reformatory Institutions
District of
Farmer Leader Campbell Named Cooperative Advocate
The text profiles a farmer who has led farmers' groups including serving as President of the National Milk Producers Association. He champions cooperative business models and is a sought after speaker on farming topics. Campbell runs two Michig an farms near Coldwater noted as models of efficiency.
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National Milk Producers’ Association
Campbell
Coldwater
Mich
Elyria History Highlights 45 Years Ago in 189?
A look back notes Elyria ladies painting clam shells, a sparsely patronized opera house, and frequent sheriff sales. The village started its first private circulating library at Wilson's book store. Elyria Village received 4737.91 from the county treasurer and schools 6003 as their share. An announcement reported Dr P OD Reefy and Wiss Libbie E Mountain marrying December 29. Counterfeit silver dollars circulated warning issued. Edward W Beatty, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, became the first native Canadian to head the system.
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Wilson's Book Store
Edward W Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Simple Phosphate Promises Energy Boost in Modern Foods
An ad claims Ettro-Phos phosphate tablets improve strength and energy, noting many modern foods lack phosphorus. It asserts Bitra-phos phosphate is safe, available from druggists, and affordable, promising improved wakefulness and resilience for workers in daily industrial life.
Poems of a Life Aboard the Rolling Sea
A fragmentary verse piece celebrates life at sea with lines about ocean winds, spray, and tempest. It recalls a voyage departing land as the deck meets foam and the ship becomes home, concluding with hopeful refrain amid storm and waves. The speaker pledges courage as waters rage and the sea remains their steadfast home.
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Seth
Weasel
Crea
Crossing the Bar by Alfred Tennyson
The poem speaks of a final voyage at sea and a peaceful crossing beyond time and place. It imagines twilight, a guiding pilot, and returning home to face the shoreless unknown with calm acceptance.
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Tennyson
Elyria Firemen Attend Funeral for Otto Martin
Elyria Volunteer Fire Department asks all members to attend Otto Martin’s funeral Friday at 8 o’clock. The notice is issued by President H. A. Beaver.
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Elyria
Otto Martin
H. A. Beaver
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