Who Shall Be the Judge in Free Education Debate
A July 19, 1922 piece questions academic admissions tests and Lusk Law licensees in New York, arguing against restricting education for immigrant students. It cites New York University and Columbia figures, cites The Nation, and warns of censorship and threats to free speech. It emphasizes education as the path to integrating newcomers and preserving American rights.
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America
Court of Appeals
New York
Channeller Brown
New York University
The
Nation
Columbia
New York State
Lusk
Rand School of Social Science
Samuel Greenbaum
Morris U Willignit
Rand School
Red School
The Innocent Bystander and the Free Press Debate
The text rails against censorship and licensing of newspapers, arguing that attempts to restrict educational and intellectual freedom harm society. It invokes historical figures and broader fears that controlling thought undermines civilization and God’s work in human minds.
Yesterday's in Ohio and National Events of 1864
Readable fragments recount Ohio property sales, a political convention, and a centennial celebration. Mentions Cleveland founding, Roman archdiocese, and ships near Navi Scotia. Notes on labor disputes, state house activities, and a Worcester Mass Christian association.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Ann
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Todays Birthdays From Historic Public Notice
Today marks anniversaries for Charles Edward former duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha born in England 4 years ago. Dr Charles H Mayo head of the Mayo Clinic born 37 years ago. Juan Wo Mack prominent jurist born Frame 68 years ago. Earle Hamilton pitcher for Pittsburgh 30 years ago. Robert Wo Mengel outfielder for New York Americans born Oak and Cal 24 years ago.
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Charles Edward
Duke of
Robert Wo Mengel
New York Ameran ‘Page
St Oak
Cal
Baron Shaw to address bar associations in North America
Baron Shaw of DumfoRne, famed Scottish law authority, travels to America today to speak to bar associations across the United States and Canada. A memorial to American chip Jalna who died in the World War will be placed in the Hall of Fame.
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Baron Shaw
Dumfort
Balle
America
States
Canada
Chip Jalna
ABE MARTIN On Inflation and an Anniversary Row
ABE MARTIN notes the era of inflation and the difficulty of finding small change. He jokes about a worn coat and an argument this morning. A wife claims it may be forty years since marriage while he counters it felt longer.
Komical Telegrams Endure In Local Gossip
Readable fragments recount Komical Telegrams involving Jim Armitage and Henry Wurst. Mentions repairs, a chase, a fence, and a neighborly incident with the Batake area. Charlie Tucker seen as a big noise in the Peerless Company. A car breakdown near a new bank caused traffic disruption.
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Harlie Tucker
Razzin
Tucker
Big Noise
Fine. Ag
Charlie
S.mpson
Local Wits and News Bits Echo City Life in Transit
A jumble of municipal notes and social vignettes appears, including an item about Lak eshore Railroad gate plans at East River Cedar East and Chestnut, a Cedar Street area watchman at night, and the death of Charlotte Gant a well known local figure. Also notes on a village ordinance on petit larceny being ruled unconstitutional and a real estate sale by International Real Estate Co to Adalis.
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Lakeshore Railroad
East River Street
Cedar Street
Eant Avenue
Chestnut Street
West Avenue
Beginnings of Elke carnanga celebrated on Broad and Cheapside
Twenty years ago on July 28 the event marked the start of Elke carnanga. Public gatherings planned shows at Broad Street and Cheapside locations. Bishop Horstman dedicated St Mary's School on Fourth Street before a vast crowd, with a sermon titled The Value of a Christian Education.
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Carnanga
Broad St
Cheapside
Horstman
St Mary's School
Fourth Street
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