War against war urged by peace advocates worldwide
A 1994 reflection argues peace supporters exhaust resources to end international warfare. It cites Rathom's wartime propaganda, links Versailles to renewed tensions, and notes world war fatigue. The piece calls for ongoing education to prevent new wars and praises growing international peace activism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of International Peace
Providence Journal
Mr. Rathom
Rathom
Germany
Congress
Eternal Vigilance Against Child Labor Gaps Highlighted
A New York Child Labor Commission hearing reveals under 14s working at home in fewer than 560 cases, drawing praise for enforcement while social workers dispute detection. The piece notes 19 000 children under 14 in New York State and urges stronger laws and enforcement across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter- Welfare
Child Labor Commission
New York State
Ety
Ives
York State
Pas
New Jersey
Connecticut
Yesterdays in Ohio and National Birthdays
A compact retrospective notes events in Ohio and the nation. Highlights include a 1874 U.S. Supreme Court appointment, 1913 Canada builder Lord Strathcona’s death in London, a 1920 Communist Labor Party indictments, and a 1919 Washington shipbuilding strike. Birthday list features R Beecher Howell and Zelda Sears among others.
Snowbound schemes and quirky plans from a past note
A fragmented snippet mentions Moe and a snow shovel, a Sapone player for mug and mites, Eskimo Mes after returning home from smoo fies, and ideas like a driving team to work, a radiator not freezing, a BY D pa salesman, George Richwine selling hot dogs, Fellow owning a home by building with snow balls, lighting a bridge lamp, and a pin ocle game. It hints at humorous, local chatter about winter tasks and odd business notions.
Seventy Monuments Open In Week of Remembrance
A century after his birth Sconewall Jackson is remembered as a Confederate commander. A nationwide rally opposed to prohibition is planned in Washington under the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. President Coolidge calls business leaders to discuss economies for the coming fiscal year. A New York State conference in Syracuse shapes a program of expansion for women in industry. Contractors meet in Chicago to reduce construction costs at the fifth annual convention of the Associated General Contractors of America. A North Central Division conference in Chicago tackles transportation and immigration. The League of National Naval Commission convenes in Geneva to expand arms talks to smaller powers. California Oregon Washington and British Columbia delegates plan a survey of the Asiatic element on the Pacific coast. Conventions opening today include Buffalo National Canners Association Chicago Association General Contractors of America Denver Mountain States Ice Manufacturers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sconewall’ Jackson
Washington
Association Against the Prohibition Amendmen
Coolidge
New York State
Syracuse
Chicago
Associated General Contractors of America
North Central
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
League of National Naval Commission
Geneva
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
An essay on character and education arguing true character comes from formative education and right choices. It muses on beauty and aging, the impact of life on a person’s face, and the inequalities in road safety between drivers and pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Chicago
Twenty Four Year Old A W Greeg Explains Mellon Tax Plan
A W Greeg, age twenty four, was chosen by Secretary of the Treasury A W Mellon to explain the Mellon tax reduction plan to Congress. He serves as special assistant to Mellon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Greeg
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Mellon
Brig General Sladen Promoted and Norman H Davis Appointed
Brigadier General Fred W Sladen receives promotion to major general after service as superintendent of the military academy at West Point and duties in France. Norman H Davis, former under secretary, accepts invitation to chair a new League of Nations committee addressing Me met Territory issues amid Lithuanian and Polish tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Sladen
TS. Miliary Academy
West Point
Fr. W. Sladen
Weeks
Aden
Xx Sets
Ap Grisgensladen Tovrid
Einy Braska
Norman H. Davis
Norman H Davis
Wasor
League of Nations
Memet
Alhhough
Davis
Cial Ca
London
Pamem
Caizsfern
Komical Telegrams by Jim Armiage
Fragmented diary style item features jokes and gossip from a humorous telegram column. Snippets reference political talk and local names, with a scatter of scattered phrases suggesting playful but unclear news. The text hints at public sentiment and humorous commentary on events and people.
Frangor Mose Dominant Power in Europe Since Peter the Great
Timely Views on World Topics cites former Secretary of War Newton D Baker arguing France dominates Europe since Peter the Great. He warns of debt doubling, troop movements from Morocco, air superiority, and the danger of new alliances if France weakens. He notes Germany’s unemployment and hunger, Balkan tensions, and dictatorships across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frangor Mose
Europe
Pete the Great
Pranca
Peter the
Newton D. Baker
Woodrow Wileson
Morocco
Bately
Patroy
Baher
France
Mr. Baher
Germany
Bukor
Roumania
Cecho Sloviakia
Bavaria
Manelers
Pranea
Yasuli
Balkans
Italy
Cu- Tone
Poems That Live Early Piety by Reginald Heber
Fragmentary verse piece describing childhood piety and the draw toward God. The poem references Siloam and Sharon, childhood innocence, and the soul’s ascent through life toward divine grace, invoking Heber’s refrain on life’s stages from infancy to death.
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Reginald Heber
Elyria High School Defeats Letain Bligh in League Battle
Ten years ago Elyria High School defeated Letain Bligh 22 to 18 and sat poised for the league championship. Police rounded up six young men from various cities on charges of robbing box cars on the New York Central railroad with considerable logs recovered. A. Jackson of Superior Metal Products spoke to the Chamber of Commerce on factory work. New York Continental Filtration Co. filed suit against the city over patent infringement related to the Waterworks filtration plant. Chief Standard’s report to the council condemned city prison cells and urged action.
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Elyria High School
Letain Bligh
New York Central
New York
Patrol wagon sought after by police in boiler house blast
Report notes police chase for a patrol wagon after a scalding accident at the Green tine power house. Two men, William Jenne and Steve M.kos, were badly scalded when a flue in the boiler burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenne
Steva M.kos
Baller
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishera A Ete
F. Bunk
Hudnutt
Leer
Iy Mail
Lorain
Tuomas J
Stonewall) Jackson
Krkoburg
A James's Station
Var
Joseph Bem
Morrizon Rogate
United States
National House of Representatives
Berlin
Ruhr
R. Beecher Howell
Nebraska
Adrian
Mich
Frank W. Sterrett
Episcopal Diocese
Bethlehem
Briddleport
Frederick Madison Smith
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Pleno
Edward Mallinckrodt
St. Louis
Harvard
Now Chemical Laboratory
Zelda Sears
Tockway
Cour
Sapone
Mug
George Richwine
Bufalo—National Canners’ Association
Chicago — Association General Contractors of America
Denver
Mountain States
Ice Manufacturers Association
Canese
Desizan
A. W. Gregg
Normaa Davis
Komical
Jim Armiage
Binseir
Gattine
Ieee
P Ts
Hare Creek
Walbad
Are Martin
Orl Mant Trentew
Ogn
GRO
Fate Family
Sharon
H A. Jackson
THE
Superior Metal Products Co
Chamber of Commerce
Moon Day
Standard
Zemo
Zemo Sean
Zermno
Little Joe
Howe
Hill
Mr. Hill
IL Eel Co
Wwe Dethoit
Merce
Forest
West Side
Lurber & Coal Co
Lorain County Bank
Pabriel Sing E Bales & Selivice
Er Varta
Chronicle- Telegram
Laurel
Son
T&r
Wviwins
Holcomb
Broad Ss
C. M. Ackerman
Optometry
Elyria Savings Bank
Kondon’s
Minneapolis
Minn
Paradise
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