Attorney General Stone's Peculiar Situation
The article discusses Senate hesitation to approve Attorney General Stone for the Supreme Court amid controversy over a Wheeler indictment. It questions motives behind attacks on Wheeler, argues investigations against Wheeler may have blocked justice, and urges awaiting full facts before judging Stone's fitness for the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stone
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Wheeler
Montana
Committee of the Senate
Borah
attorney-General
Daugherty
Senator Borah
Washington
District of Columbia
Herrin's Legacy and the Herrin Violence Revisited
The piece condemns vigilantism in Herrin Illinois and calls for lawful process amid deadly clashes. It recalls earlier killings, notes public sentiment blocked prosecutions, and urges patience and reason to resolve labor disputes without unlawful acts.
Fate of law and peace after factional violence
The text argues that failure to vindicate law at first has produced ongoing violations and self-appointed leaders. It notes that peace may briefly come from the deaths of faction leaders, but warns that disrespect for law will yield long lasting negative consequences.
University Of Georgia First State University Charter
The document notes the University of Georgia W as the first state university to receive a charter. It also lists historical notes from 1846 to 1995 mentioning figures like Col. John C. Fremont, Samuel Gompers, Thomas Underwood Dudley, James G. Blaine, and Samuel H. Piles, with dates and places connected to broader events. One year ago today items include treaty annexations and notable births and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
John C. Fremont
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of
Lonzilan
San Antonio
Texas
Thomas Underwood Dudley
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Ientucky
James G. Blaine
Washington, D. C
West Browneville
Samuel H. Piles
United States
Washington
Allien
Coblenz
Germany
Armistics
Beatty and Jutland Legacy in Naval History
The article discusses Admiral Beatty's role at Jutland and his rapid rise from sea cadet to Admiral of the Fleet. It contrasts Beatty's command with Jellicoe's, notes debate over whether a different action would have altered the battle, and highlights Beatty's early achievements and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Phenopehtal Ure
Buy
Heine
Battle of
Jutland
Beathy
Net Beatty
Beatty
Germany
Naval figures and a Beaty's career in 1890s era
The text discusses naval careers of Beatty and a British officer, noting Beatty’s rise to a top rank and a possible colonial governorship. It mentions their families, including Ethel Mapeshell Field of Chicago, and a son who enters the British Navy, with references to the era 1896-98 and Sailor lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soudan
Beatty
Ethel Mapeshell Field
Chicago
Viscount
Riier
Britain
Leivestshire
Theo
Poem Fragments on Love and Trust
A compact meditation on love’s fragility and fidelity. The speaker contrasts faith and doubt, warning that a small rift within affection can destroy harmony like a lute going mute, ending with a plea for trust or total distrust.
Soviet Russia and its religious policy, McCullagh argues
War correspondent Captain Francis McCullagh accuses the Moscow Bolshevik regime of a permanent anti Christian stance, citing a marble Marx slab in Moscow and laws conflicting with Christian conscience. He says Bolshevism aims to destroy religion, capitalism, and the Orthodox church, engrafting communism into established institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McCullagh
Russia
Mccullagh
U. S
Lenin
Moscow
Karl Marx
Nm Jusiin
Royal fashion talk and prohibition clash in column
The piece mixes fashion opinions from royalty and critics with a note on Charles Cray Shaw of New York University and a remark by Senator Borah. It argues the United States should ask Britain to prevent citizens from importing whiskey in violation of the Eighteenth Amendment while seeking cooperation for human welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cray Shaw
New York University
Borah
Ie Gorah
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Local Trade Associations Across Cities Mentioned
A fragmented list shows associations from Ottawa Regina Regina Sask Northern lines and various states including Iowa Ohio Virginia and Indiana with groups such as the Canadian Forestry Association National Association of Merchant Tailors Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association and Indiana Retail Hardware Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Forestry Association
Loveland
National Association of Merchant Tailors
Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
Louisville
Western Association of
Denver
Mountain States Hardware and Implement Association
Century of Births and Jubilees Marked Across Nations
Centenaries and jubilees noted today include William Henry Green born preacher and moderator of the General Assembly. Kaiser Wilhelm II near 66 in Holland. Samuel Gompers would be 75 if living. Rt Rev Thomas J Walsh observes silver ordination jubilee. Milwaukee Pro Cathedral seeks bishop coadjutor. Seattle Chamber promotes commercial mission to the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Green
General Assembly
William IT
Holland
Tf Samuel Gompers
Organized Labor
Thomas J. Walsh
Trenton
N. J
Milwaukee
Protestant Episcopal Church
Webb
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Orient
Why does a movie audience applaud a deflated Democrat
A reader questions why crowds cheer a defeated Democrat and notes Lige Mopps accepting the cashiers’s job at Bear Wallow Bank while his wife and three children depend on him, provoking widespread criticism.
The Way of the World and Public Figures
A blend of observations on radio moving from entertainment to information, a Mt Holyoke student puzzle task, Harold McCormick’s scarlet fever hospital, anti toxin news, Lincoln’s abolition legacy, and Queen Marie of Roumania contributing to fashion journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holyoke
Englisheachet
Queen Marie of
Roumania
Vienna
Austria
Free Press
Johns Hopkins President Dr. Goodnow Notes EDU Critique
Dr. Frank J. Goodnow, in agreement with A. L. Misher, criticizes American colleges for intellectual superficiality. The longtime Johns Hopkins University president has commented on the debated issue amid calls for reform in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Goodnow
A. L. Misher
Johns Hopkins Univer
Musterole: Quick Relief for Colds and Aches
Musterole is advertised as a must for cold onset with a blister free mustard plaster alternative. It claims warm tingling penetration and cooling relief from bronchitis sore throat rheumatism lumbago and many other pains and may prevent pneumonia or flu.
Government study leader Dr Goodnow noted
Dr Goodnow, a prominent scholar in government, is recognized for his specialized study and leadership in the field, shaping understanding of public administration and governance.
Five Notices From Local Archives
25 Years Ago items include the death of former policeman WM Elgar struck by a train at East Bridge street crossing. North Amherst seeks lake water via a new North Ridge pipeline from Elyria. Christian Endeavor societies buy a portable organ for jail services. Oscar Ingersoll dies in Cleveland after sudden illness while employed by the railway mail service. Agricultural Society splits over selling grounds amid opposition. Officer Fred Zarnke promoted from special officer to regular patrolman by Mayor Folger.
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WM. Elgar
East Bridge Street
North Amherst
Elyria
North Ridge
Christian Endeavor Societies
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France
gRnAaniom
Chronicle-Telegram - Plumbere Audit Bureau of
Seeuné Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Bureb
Hudnutt
Elyria PontoMica
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Wereien Oh Asartining Recess Heathen, A. E. Clayden, Inc
HICA
S. Dearborn Street
York
Fifth Avenue
Herrin
Tlinois
Ede
Williamson County
Gudir
Fiume
Italy
Premier Lenin
William Dfonenzellern
Potsdam
Searush E. Sweet
Colorado
William Tough Coverdale
Canada Steamships, Limited
Kingston
Thomas Nicholson
Anti-Saloon League of America
Woodburn
Arthur B. Williams
Congress
Michigan
Ashland
Toda
Lord Beatty
Tenurson
Abe ]Martin
Soviet
Mala Alia
Saya
China
Dr. Goods
Brooklyn
Amherst College
Columbia University
Paris
Berlin
Prince of Wales
London
Queen Marie
Grove ‘Patterson
Harold McCormick
McCormick
Lincoln Monument
Westminster Abbey
Republic
Lincoln
Coal Crooks & Paint
State Automobile Insurance Association
L. H. Wadsworth
Elyria Bik
Elyria, O
Oscar Ingersoll
Cleveland
the Agricultural Society
Fred Zarnke
Folger
Dr. Bell
Gore
CeLes
Allen’s
Allen
Tailors
WeGss
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