Congressional Apportionment Demands Honest Reform
A political voice argues that Congress should reapportion representatives to reflect population shifts. It notes bias in Senate equality and alleges disfranchisement of Black voters in the South, urging enforcement of the Fifteenth Amendment and nationwide proper apportionment.
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Congress
Senate
Ohio
Los Angeles
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
South
Union
Chicago Judge Proposes Two Divorce Limit Law
A Chicago judge suggested enacting a law to cap divorces at two per person. The note questions whether two means per person or per match and speculates on consequences of such a rule. It ponders how future marriages and divorces would be affected and whether couples with two divorces would be barred from further action.
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Chicago
President Coolidge Opposes Compulsory School Training
President Coolidge voiced opposition to compulsory military training for school or college boys while supporting voluntary programs for physical benefits. He argued the government should not force participation, praising those who choose training yet defending his stance against coercion.
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Coolidge
Reds
Anniversary roundup notes historic, birth, and death dates
Yesterday and today in history list key events from 1787 to 1924, including the end of slavery in the Northwest Territory, Longfellow’s wedding, and notable political and military figures. It also marks a year ago today events and birthdays of John F Quinn Hoffman Philip Mary E Woolley Carl B Milliken and Stanley Covaleskie with birthplaces and ages.
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Ohio River
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Frances Elizabeth Appleton
John W. Bockwalter
Springfield
Ohio
John ©. Fremont
New York City
Earl of Hopetoun
Australia
Ton. Tho Jus J Morgan
U. S
Yonkers
Franklin
Ind
Lord Lansdowne
France
Belgium
Vienna
Bucharest
John F Quinn
Pyjitsfield
Stanley Covdleskie
Shamokin
Eminent Officials Gather for National and International Meetings
A wide array of dignitaries and representatives assemble today across the nation and abroad. Eminent lawyers, bankers, and civic leaders attend the American Bar Association meeting in Denver and the Elks Grand Lodge sessions in Chicago. The American Bankers and Christian Endeavor unions also convene in sessions spanning Dallas Milwaukee and England with federal and state figures including Charles S Hamlin of the Federal Reserve Board noted for prior roles and Harvard training.
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Tuvan
Evina
Alexander Burton Huagner
Tennessee
Nathan B Forrett
Bnech and Bar
Denver
American Bar Association
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Chicago
England
Christian Endeavor Union
American Institute of Banking
Dallas
Days News
Charles S. Hamlin
Federal Reserve Board
Coolidge
Hamlin
Harvard
Boston
the Treasury
Wilson
Federal Preserve Board
Samlin
Government by Minorities Critique Sparks Debate
Judge Frederick G. Stickel of Newark warned at Bradley Beach against government by minority groups. He argued organizing to pass self serving legislation harms the majority and cited changes like primary law amendments as needed to curb minority control.
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Frederick G. Stickel
Newark
New Jeray
Bradley Beach
Agricultural shifts and global markets push change on farmers
The article surveys headlines about Argentina turkey shipments to the United States, London meat market struggles, and Mussolini curbing imports, noting rapid shifts in production areas and markets. It highlights potential effects on farmers, cotton demand in Japan, and near self sufficiency efforts, urging awareness of evolving global trade and prices.
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Ashington
D. C
Argentina
London
Mussolini
Italy
Japan
North Carolina
New York
United States
England
Orient
Flax Industry Growth Sought in North Carolina Farms
The North Carolina department of agriculture promotes flax production for fibre rather than seed and the creation of small local mills to process it into cloth and products. Cheap electric power is seen as a key aid to this agricultural industrial mix. The piece argues farming is evolving with new developments and opportunities.
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North Carolina Department of Agriculture
I Am the Ginek Ginkette Who Talks Baby Talk
A playful speaker boasts of persistently using baby talk after marriage. She recounts starting in the solf-married ranks and notes the boys’ approval and hidden smiles at her cuteness. She admits her talk lacks ideas yet cherishes being seen as cute.
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Bridge
Gaossip
Republic Syndicate, Inc
Wellington hires coach and two teachers for upcoming year
Donald Legalley a Heidelberg 1925 graduate and former Shelby high school assistant coach has been hired as athletic coach at Wellington High School for the coming year. Two other teachers have seen
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Wellington
Donald Legalley
Heidelberg University
Shelby High School
Wellington High School
Pathfinder plane embarks on 14 city tour
Six members of the Pathfinding party begin a ten day 2600 mile trip visiting fourteen cities as part of the Edse B. Ford trophy relay. Pilot Lieut. Lawrence C. Ennot leads the Pathfinder ship with stops planned for Kalamazoo Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and later Cincinnati Lincoln Des Moines Kansas City St Joseph Indianapolis Fort Wayne and Cleveland.
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Selfridge Field
Mt, Clemens
Mich
Pathfinding
Lawrence
C Enott
Pathfloder
Kalamazoo
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul
Cincinnatii
Lincoln
Wichita
Kans
Des Moines
Moline
Kansas City
St Joseph Mo
Indianapolis
Foot Wayne
Cleveland
Wanyants Reject Lyceum Course Plans
The Wanyants rejected the Winter's Lyceum program after evaluating costs. They concluded selling about $600 worth of tickets to break even seemed unlikely and did not think the course would warrant backing.
Baptist Notes Rev. If WK Winley Plans Atlantic City Trip
Rev If WK Winley and family depart Thursday by auto for Atlantic City route to visit the Seygul Centennial in Philadelphia and other points of interest. Mrs W Franks of Middletown sister of Mr Finley joined Wellington party Tuesday evening and will accompany them. Mrs Jalhan Jackson visited.
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Baptist Notls
Unidentified Colored Man Fatally Struck by Interurban Car
An unidentified Black man was instantly killed near Columbus Ohio when hit by an interurban street car. He carried a sack of coal and ignored whistle signals. his body was found mangled.
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CAI Columbus
Here
Suit Over $5,000 Crash Damages Filed in Common Pleas
Robert Earle of Cleveland sues Christa Grima of Lima in the court of common pleas seeking $5,000 for injuries and vehicle damage after an automobile crash. Earle alleges he was thrown through the windshield and seriously injured when Grima’s alleged carelessness caused the collision.
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Court of Common Pleas
Robert Earle
Cleveland
Christa Grima
Lima
Earle
Heaven Chat With Sambo And Rastus
A fragmentary dialogue set in a ghostly afterlife scene where Sambo and Rastus discuss their duties in heaven. The speakers joke about shoveling coal, sweeping clouds, and pushing the sun each morning, noting a shortage of help in their ethereal duties.
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Sambo
Rastus
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French Chamber of Deputies
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National Electric Light Association
Milwaukee, Wis
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Duluth, Minn
Minnesota State Bar Association
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Enrae
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Sweden
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Elyria
Morton Rug Company
Lakeview Road
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W. Ave
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Day’s Hardware
Pathfinder
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Jinaio
Mildred Buck
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Jane Wilson
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R. M. Summers
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