Allen warns Europe faces deeper misery and upheaval
Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen retired, who led the American army of occupation on the Rhine, warned that Europe and America face growing misery as occupation and German reparations threaten trade recovery. He cited British plans and Poincare's policy, arguing Germany’s money collapse shifts focus to tangible assets and production rather than naval buildup.
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Europe
America
Henry T. Allen
England
Germany
Poincare
Allen ‘Aaid
Babies' rights come next in home life reform
A 1923 opinion argues for equal rights for babies, urging better maternity care and parenthood training. It notes high infant mortality in 1923 and calls for mandatory home-making and child care education, predicting a broader movement to protect infants as personal property debates fade.
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Humane Society
Cleveland
Lost Equilibrium on Labor Value and Farmers Returns
An essay traces the purchasing power of labor in New York City against farm produce. It cites trades like plasterer and bricklayer with specific outputs and compares farmer returns. It also touches on crime and politics with brief mentions of a Chicago murder case and British reparations debates.
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New York
New York City
Aarpenter
Yesterday's Ohio Highlights of Historic Dates
A compact list of notable anniversaries and events tied to Ohio and broader history. Includes figures like Robert Burns and Leopold I, battles such as Bull Run, shipwrecks near Cape Cod, disasters in Chicago and New England, and milestones like the Brooklyn Bridge designer Roebling.
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Robert Burns
Scotland
Dumfries
Ayr
Leopold
Brussels
Sir Hugh Gough
Chin- Kiang-Foo
Thomas P. Moore
Congress
Colombia
Harrodsburg
Bull Run
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
Mont
Cape Cod
Chicago
New England
South Berwick
Maine
William Bartram
Kingsessing
John A. Roebling
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
Prussia
George W. Crawford
Georgia
President Taylor
Augusta
Columbia County
Earl of
Beaconsfield
Order of the Garter
Cape Breton
San Francisco
U. S. House of Representatives
Komical Telegrams Reveal Savvy Sly Jokes and Primaries
A column by JM Armitage surveys Texas Ku Klux Klan endorsements in primaries and features light anecdotes about traffic stops and clever tickets. It notes notable birthdays including Dowager Queen Maria Christina and Major General John R. Brooks, plus humor about Magnus Johnson and Magnus’s suspenders.
Notable births and events mark global and national days
On this day Anna A Gordon aged 79 leads the National W C T U while Maj Gen John R Brooke aged 85 recalls Gettysburg service. President Harding visits Cordova as the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic convenes in Boston. Pope Pius XI receives American Catholic pilgrims and the Wisconson WCTU presents Frances Willard’s temperance survey. Survivors attend Minnesota Last Man’s Club dinner in Stillwater. The Baptist World Alliance meets in Stockholm with large international delegations. Mesopotamia postage stamps debut designed by women artists.
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Independente
Anna A. Gordon
John R. Brooke
U 8. A
Gettysburg
Harding
Cordova
Henderson
American Association For the Recognition of the
Boston
America
Rome
Pius XI
Frances E. Willard
Wisconsin State Historical Society
Beloit
Minnesota
Stillwater
The
Baptist World Alliance
Philadelphia
Stockholm
Europe
England
Canada
Australia
United States
Farmers and senators and a Washington speech
A satirical scene compares farmers entering politics with a senator’s gatekeeping, jokes about Ford and a potential Senate bid, and mocks President Harding’s Alaska flag salute while noting economic woes as wheat trades suffer from German mark payments.
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Harding
Alaska
Washington
Magnus Johnson rises to the Senate from Minnesota
Magnus Johnson, a Kimball farmer with a loud, rough-tough style, wins election to the U.S. Senate. Born in Varnland Sweden in 1871, he learned glass blowing before sailing as a seaman. He immigrated to the United States at twenty, settling in Minnesota as a mill hand and lumberjack and becoming a leading figure in the Farmer-Labor party.
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Magnus Johnson
Senate
Magnus
Johnson
Kimball
Minn
Sweden
Genator-Elect
Varnland
Senator-Elect
United States
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Delegates at Baptist World Alliance Congress Open
Delegates representing the Baptists of the United States and Canada attend the third congress of the Baptist World Alliance as they gather for formal sessions and discussions on church mission and global cooperation.
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Baptists
United States
Canada
The
Baptist World Alliance
Electrical Genius Predicts Vast Advances In Energy Field
Electrical engineer Giuseppe Faccioli projects dramatic outcomes from artificial lightning and new energy methods. He believes lightning can measure lightning speeds and forge gases, with tungsten and other materials converting energy into helium.
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Giuseppe Faccioli
Mullins Touted for SBC Presidency by Stockholm Session
The ginsts sessions in Stockholm advocate the election of Dr. Edgar Y. Mullins to lead the Southern Baptist Convention. Mullins is a renowned theologian who has led Baptist pulpits across the country and served as president of both the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and the Southern Convention. He hails from Mississippi and studied at the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas and the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Ginsts
Stockholm
Edgar Y. Mullins
Mullins
Southern Baptist Denomination
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Southern Convention
Mulling
Mississippi
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Poems That Live
A fragmentary verse portrait in weathered imagery. The speaker describes a pale girl in sunset and rain, soot and smoke, the scene fading as night falls. The text ends with the girl smiling briefly and dying on the breast of night.
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Robert Wiliams Buchenan
Forty Five Years Ago Local Happenings Include Break In and Tournaments
A hardware store was robbed at night with knives and cutlery valued at $50 taken. A lawn tennis tournament featured Cleveland and Elyria players on Washington avenue at the Worthington home. Methodist and Baptist groups held picnics at Linwood Park Vermilion. Odd Fellows went to Chippewa Lake and the Maccabees to Linwood. A total lunar eclipse lasting 90 minutes was observed in the city. A loan exhibition displayed 1051 articles from countywide sources. Mrs Mortis J Starkey, 83, won an old fiddler's tournament in Texas.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Washington Avenue
Worthington
Disciples
Linwood Park
Vermilion
Odd Fellows
Chippewa Lake
Linwoo
Portable Victrolas and musical gear touted in shop window
Article highlights improvements to Bensons portable phonographs and notes notable owners Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey with Victrolas. It mentions new mute devices for brass, a popular song, a cake display by Mr Nano, a Cleveland piano sale issue, branded Guibhramsen pianos, and a console Victrola offer for ten dollars.
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Babe Rath
Washington
Papa
Carolina
Buddy
Jack Dempsey
Mr. Nano
Parasise Soda Grille
Special three piece jointed rod deal for $1.96
A store advertises a three piece jointed rod for $1.96 and promotes travel kits including auto tools flashlights camp stoves axes and other vacation items. A tennis standings bulletin is displayed in the window and a promotion for Pennsylvania balls is noted. Kellogg Day attends a field conference in Akron and vows to secure subscriptions to a new state sports magazine. A compass is mentioned and a birth noted for Dat 3am Ar mitage.
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Kellogg Day
Akron
Lorain County
State Sporsman's Magazine
Mgn
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