Mussolini Dictatorship Criticized as Rubber Stamp Rule
The article argues Mussolini’s Italy has abandoned representative government in favor of a forced unity that ignores dissent. It notes the Chamber of Deputies acts as a rubber stamp, while praising some claimed gains in efficiency and order. The writer warns democracy must protect individual rights even in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceasor
Italy
Sance
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Linscoln
Endowment push to aid 18000 Filipino fatherless children
A broad movement seeks a 2 million dollar endowment to care for 18000 destitute children in the Philippines whose American fathers deserted them. The appeal urges congressional action or popular subscriptions to fund relief and presses accountability on fathers and officials for the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Yesterday's anniversaries and births list global figures
A long list commemorates birthdays deaths and notable events from 1824 to 1907 including Gen Thomas J Jackson born 1824 and Elisha Gray dying 1901. It notes rail and exploration milestones and upcoming conventions with multiple city and organization mentions such as Paterson & Trudson Railroad Erie and the Wlingis Agricultural Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J
Stonewall) Jackson
Clarksburg
Guiney’s Station
Paterson & Trudson
Erie Railroad System
Seattle
Great Northern Railway
England
Henry M. Stanley
Zanzibar
Min Pasha
Equatorial
Egypt
Elisha Gray
Newtonville
Mass
Barnesville
Russia
Japan
Lea Christmas
Richard Harding Davis
New Orleans
Louisiana
Vassar College
James J. Storrow
Boston
Boy Scouts of America
Harriet Backer
Holmestrand
Norway
Frank W. Sterrett
Episcopal Diocese
Bethlehem
Middleport
N. Y
Oscar FE
Cedarville
Ralph B. Howell
United States
Nebraska
Atarian
Mich
Aye
Edwin C Corning Named New Democratic State Chair in New York
Edwin C Corning, Albany manufacturer and longtime Democratic figure, selected as New York state party chairman. A close ally of Senator Wadsworth, he is credited with breaking Albany GOP power and backing William H Hackett for governor. Corning, born September 30 1883 in Albany, leads Ludlum Battle of Watervliet steel works and Albany Felt Co, and holds bank director roles. He and Miss Lemme Maxwell of Washington married in 1908 and have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Corning
al Smith
Empire States
New York
Edwin ¢. Corning
Albany
Alba
Town Corning
United Morning States
Senatar Wadsworth
New York Plate
William H Hackett
Hackett
Corning
Smith
Carming
Lindsay to Succeed D Abernon as British Ambassador to Germany
Announcement from London says Sir Ronald Lindsay will replace Lord D Abernon as the British ambassador to Germany. Lindsay, who married American Martha Cameron, is a younger son of the Crawford line and belongs to a storied historic family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ronald Lindsay
Lord D'Abernon
Germany
Ronald
Misa Martha Cameron
J. Don Cameron
United States
Pennsylvania
Kay
Crawford
Fire Chief Harney Reports Yearly Fire Department Costs
Harney presented the annual fire department report noting a thirty dollar cost for the year across twelve months. Kate Field spoke at the town hall on The Mormon Monster. The roller rink closed amid a scandal involving several locals. Council debated lighting streets with gasoline torches instead of oil lamps. George Gibbs of Carlisle married Ida Jones of Elyria this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Kate Field
George Gibbs
Carlisle
Ida Jones
Elyria
Ohio plan seeks new stock to fund farm cooperatives
Washington Jan 21 Farmers in many states may be invited to buy a new form of stock under an Ohio Farm Bureau plan. The scheme funds cooperative buying and selling by forming County Service Companies that join with the Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation to issue a single agricultural credit stock. The goal is larger, more stable capital and easier financing for warehouses and equipment, with bonds later boosting funds at lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ohio Farm Bureau
Murray D. Lincoln
E. C. Alstadk
Ohio Plen
County Service Company
Ohio Farm Bureau Corperation
Publcic
Ohio
Dairyman's League Joins Radio Era With USDA Plans
The Dairyman's League Cooperative Association of New York begins Wednesday broadcasts on WJZ at 2:00 PM featuring dairy consumption talks and producer discussions to foster closer ties with the central office. The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans enhanced radio service with new feature material and a "Witty Farm Flashes" program. A youth program is also added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairyman’s League Cooperative Association of New York
WJZ
Fntal
Saty Pickard
Kansas State Agricultural College
College of the Aly
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Birmingham Notes Report Local Social and Travel Moves
Mrs Ora Nelson of Medina visits sister Mrs Florence Pierce in Birmingham. Several residents travel for business, trips to Elyria Cleveland and Am herst. Rev K W Paston to show lantern slides on Mexico at Henrietta German M E Church January 24 1926.
Social Visits and Local Gatherings Across Cleveland Area
Miss Leona Ward toured in Sandusky on Saturday on business. The Coultrip home hosted Lee Anderson family and Merlin Heights visitors Alice Reighley and others. A noted pianist performed in Cleveland Sunday evening. The WCTU plans an anniversary program and refreshments at Birmingham Church on Wednesday evening January 2 1926. Maynard Dellefield and family visited Krofts in Axtel Sunday. Mrs Earl Miller visiting her brother-in-law Carl Miller and wife returned to visit her parents in this week and will leave for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Ward
Sandusky
Lee Anderson
William Coultrip
Orlando Belghley
Alice
John
Alice Reighley
Merlin Heights
William Olds
Mac Durand
Clara McKnight
Meyer
Berlin Heights
Fern
Charles Bissel
New York
Barbara Scholfatoll Visit Plans and Property Transfers
She will visit friends and relatives then return to her Idaho home. Transfers include Braman's ad to Lorain with $500, A Hageman James Garrett and Lorain Lumber Co to Joseph Treboniah with lots 63 64 and 66, and Poles ad to Lorain with $1 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Barbara Scholfatoll
Anna Stastny
Braman
Lorain
A. ¥. Hageman
James Garrett
Lorain Lumber & Manufacturing Co
Joseph Trezboniah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyria Postofice
Mal Daliv
Wisi
Gorain
State of
Robert EB. Ward, Inc
Ghicago
Wabazh Ave
Ava
Imperator
America
Barry
Ees
Quly
Jardine
Frank O. Lowden
Wlingis Agricultural Association
Urbana
Lincoln C. Andrews
Buffalo
American Society For Steel Treating
Chicago
American Society of Landscape Architects
Dallas
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Detroit
Michigan
Independent Oil Men's Association
Richmond
Virginia
Ice Manufacturers’ Association
Pandleton
Ore
Oregon Wool Growers’ Association
St. Petersburg
Washington
Mortimer, Durand
Europe
Foreign Office
St. Agnes
Nathaniel K. Harris
Georgia
Manitoba
Fair’ LY
Osar
Meneon
Myrt Smiley
the. Farmer O. M
Kile
Birmingham
Harry Wemneman
Ora Nelson
Medina
Florence Pierce
Mary BE. Timms
Norwalk
Henry Hull
Huron
Holy Lands
Christ Kroft
Axtel
Louis H. Dellefield
Charley Heidrich
Florence
William Truscott
Charley Whitney
Harold
Wakeman
Tr. C. Robertson
WB. McClelland
Oberdin
L. W. Berkmeyer
Fred Parker
William Conray
Claire Parker
John Allen
Leon Mapes
Charley Mapes
Walter Kathe
Duncan Robertson
Charley Barton
P. ¢. Robertson
Louise Reison
Charksfield
Wayside Inn
Charley Croft
Cleveland
Ane Law
Sandisky
K. W. Paston
Mexico
Henrietta German M. E
Alfred Herman
Sancuaky
Jeannette Tatreman
Fred Berg
Oberlin
Mary Latteman
John Bauman
Henri~etta
Ladies' Aid Society
Birmingham Church
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
West Virginia
The
Murbach Coal Co
Richard
Almanac
Et al
Lorain County
Brussels
Welsh Curtain & Rug Store
West Bridge and Water Streets
Goodyears
G. M. Marsh & Son
West Ave
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