All Honors to the Critic Berlin Mayor Tells Truth About Autos
A Berlin mayor told automobile manufacturers the truth about global competition and that America leads Germany in quality and availability. He criticizes the notion that only a few can afford cars and urges broader production for the common man, suggesting challenges will spur reform and benefit the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
America
Germany
Ase ‘A
Herselves
Dong
Ney
The Art of Living and the Spartan Dilemma
A column argues that prudent living requires balance between frugality and comfort. It critiques fear driven poverty, selfishness, and Spartan scrimping, warning it can dull life and happiness. The piece extols beauty and considerate surroundings as daily joys.
Poems and Progress in a Busy Age
A collage of reflections on beauty and labor featuring thoughts on poetry, science leader Michael Pupin, emigration, and the value of hard work. It ties artistry to social progress and notes Americans productive reach while contrasting global farming gaps.
Obituaries and Notices Span Births Deaths and Events
A collection of historical birthdays and deaths with notes on notable figures such as Bernardin Saint-Pierre Robert E Lee John Adams and others. It lists births, deaths, and anniversaries across various locales plus entries on historical events including Prohibition related discussions and professional associations convening in different cities.
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A young London court witness declares I am a domestic servant and Tam proud of it. The piece notes how housework was once looked down on by factory and shop workers and how demand for house workers has grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iyontin
Raii Todey
Navning
London
Grove Patterson
London Court
Tam
National Tobacco Week and anniversaries marked in today’s observances
The item notes observances including General Robert E. Len’s birthday anniversary, John Adams Paddock’s centenary, and Bishop Joseph F. Busey’s tenth year in St. Cloud. It also mentions the Southern Furniture Exposition opening in High Point, tobacco week activities, and eulogies for Senators Lodge, Brandegee, and Rhodes Island. A trial of fourteen indicted men is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Len
John Adams Paddock
Olympia
Joseph F. Busey
St. Cloud
Minnesota
High Point
N. C
Senatora Lodge
Massachusetts
Branderee
Connecticut
Colt
Rhodes Island
U. S. Senate
A Nation of Wealth and Unsettled Trusteeship
The Census Bureau reports U S wealth rose 72 percent in ten years reaching 302 803 862 000 in value while ten years earlier it stood at 186 299 644 000 This suggests about 3 000 per person or 15 000 per family Yet the figure carries heavy responsibilities and urges stronger trusteeship obligations at home and abroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Census Bureau
Taxation and Education Debate Echoes Butler Voice
Columbia University president Nicholas Murray Butler condemns hasty tax driven reforms as dangerous to liberty. He warns against government monopolies in elementary education and the erosion of private philanthropy and voluntary action. Other local items include fund transfers, lawsuits and an ongoing appropriation case in Avon and Ridgeville townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Congress of
United States
Europe
Clavelind Illuminating Co
Andrew Conrad
Avon
Ridgeville
H. C. Wilcox
Civilization Gap Between China and West Stirs Debate
A fragment argues that Chinese civilization lags in industrial and scientific progress yet warns against dismissing cultural value. It notes the risk of poverty for enslaved eastern classes without science and industry, urging balance between tradition and modern achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thadi Ng
Far East
What’s Who In The Day’s News Indiana’s New Chief Executive
The piece profiles Gov. CRG Jackson advancing from an Indiana town lawyer to governor. He started as a newsboy and factory hand, opened a law office at 18, became prosecuting attorney, then judge, winning three reelections. His 1916 nomination for secretary of state led to election ahead of the ticket, interrupted by World War I service after training at Fort Benjamin Harrison where he rose to major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Michigan
America
Tndana
Crg Jackson Mar
Maj
Jarkson
Indiana Villazve
B&b
Vennard
Indiana Republican Party
Jackson
Fort Benjamin “Arrison
Ten Years Ago in Elyria Local Notes and Events
George Hwallett opened a new dining kitchen in Wurst block. Charles Ehrke, a well known German citizen, died at his home on Eighth street. Elyria High School defeated Wellington High 48 to 14. The Elyria Civil Service board reported seventy seven city employees. The Coliseum Rink was converted from a skating rink to an automobile garage. H P Boynton, former Elyria newspaper man, spoke to the Methodist Men on single tax. Times were hard with distress on Western Heights due to unemployment as many men returned to Europe to fight for their country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Pupin
American Assocation For
Michael Panin
Hunters
United States
Columbia Universit
Secienice
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Charles Ehrke
Eighth Street
Elyria High School
Wellington High
Elyria Civil Service Board
Coliseum
H. P. Boynton
Elyria
Methodist Men's Club
Europe
Frank Kaleski to Joseph Porz ycki transfer ad lot 79
Streeter's ad transfers Lot 79 to Lor ain with a payment of $1 060 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kaleski
Joseph Porzycki
Streeter
Lorain
Mary Kirkpatrick to Louis Witt pr ofi Sec 19 Avon Lake
Transfer of property interest records Mary Kirkpatrick to Louis Witt, parcel section 19, Avon Lake, for a stated amount of 20000 dollars. Official filing notes conveyance and parties involved.
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Mary Kirkpatrick
Louis Witt
Ofi
Avon Lake
Auto strike injures Mrs Fonyi near West Tiger Street
Mrs. John Fonyi was struck by a car driven by George Simon of Litchfield while walking near her home at 7:00 this morning. She sustained numerous bruises but no severe injuries and was admitted to the hospital for treatment. An involved note mentions jubilee heralds and a golden anniversary celebration context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fonyi
West Tiger Street
George Simon
Litchfield
Simon
Sha Wes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
A. G& Hudnutt
Ohin
A. E. Clayden
Chicago
S. Dearborn Street
New York
Fifth Avenue
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Ne Wong
Thomas Moore
China
Bernardin Saint-Pierre
Paul
Virginia
Havre
Vrance
Robert FE. Lee
Westmoreland County
Lexington
John Adams Ponddork
Norwich
Conn
Santa Barbara
Call
T. N.Y
Scotland
Salvation Army
Gen
Booth
Chineee
California
George S. Chamberlain
Poincare
France
Alsace-Lorraine
British Railwave
Augustine Birrell
Liverpool
William Mulock
University of Toronto
Bondhead
Ont
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Gainesville
William W. Keen
Philadelphia
John L. Nuelsen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Switzerland
Syme
Perkleyry
Ownford University
University of California
Union of American Fletrasys Pee Egalions
Louis
Rhipes Rade
New York City
National State Association
Little Tock
Ark
Southern Forestry Congress
Detroit
Mich
Society of Automation Engine 6
Louisville
Kentucky
Hardwire and Stument Asociation
Daytona, Fla
Florida
Serissy DA
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Association of Master Plumbers
Abe Martin
Gera Ay Bex
Res
Dragoist
C. W. Phillips Drag Store
Nobuddy
West River St
Nicholas Butler
Thal
Bernice Jackson
Bernice
Loralu Board of Education
Simpson Motors
The
Simpson Motor Co
George Spitzer
Grafton
Spitzer
Tess Becker
Hd Sackson
Edward Jackson
George Hwallett
Wurst Block
Kirk’s
Chase & Sanborns Coffee and Teas
Holcomb’s
Dred Shober
WLC
Paseant
U. M. Coa
Irifas Oatght
Toeenhardt
Cow, Phillips
Leones Lauret
Hilil
Grippe
Cascara
I. E. Decker
12Th Street
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