Abduction Crimes Highlighted by Franks Case in Times Review
The article condemns child kidnapping and blackmail, noting the Robert Franks case as likely accidental or not intended. It compares past victims Varotta, Coughlin, and Pickelny, arguing the rarity of such crimes and the immense moral depravity of all involved. It cites the New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Franks
Chicago
Varotta
Hudson
Coughlin
Norristown
New York Times
Verboten and the active child a Massachusetts notice
A three year old’s lively play draws attention to a Massachusetts Mental Diseases Department guidance on child development. The piece warns against constant scolding and urges parents to allow safe exploration to satisfy curiosity and foster self direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Department of Mental Diseases
Laws and More Laws Across Eleven States
The piece notes that ten of eleven state legislatures have passed over four thousand new laws this year. It argues public will shapes enforcement and that many statutes reflect demands to protect individuals, while cautioning that enforcing a vast number of laws could be impractical.
Anniversaries and notices span wars births and politics
A jumbled page lists dates of historic anniversaries in Europe and America, birthdays of notable figures, and political notes. It mentions figures such as John Sobieski and Garibaldi, events in Boston and Berlin, and local political race hints amid chaotic OCR text.
Notable events mark day with births, openings, and politics
Thomas Hardy enters his 85th year as Mrs Marie Hansen Taylor celebrates her birthday in Munich. Newfoundland to vote in general election amid upheaval. Stone Mountain monument heads unveiled for Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis. Women delegates head to Los Angeles for General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. Paris Library School opens with American support. Delegates from 38 nations tour U S to study highways. Rickard case in Newark tied to federal indictments on transport of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hansen Taylor
Bayard Taylor
Munich
Bavaria
Newfoundland
Stonewall Jackson
Jefferson Laing
Stone Mountain
Creargia
Los Angeles
General Federation of
Paris Library School
United States
Tae Rickard
Ble Aa
Memorial Divi Fumes Over Soldiers Roll Call
A chaotic KOMICAL TELEGRAMS fragment depicts wartime ribbing and social tensions. It mentions soldiers, a rolled dice motif, a Bible, fines paid, and a critique of authorities viewing veterans with suspicion amid rumors of racial tension and public misperception.
The Way of the World excerpted reflections and observations
Grove Patterson comments on medical advances such as Bonnefon cure restoring sight to three French soldiers and the use of a 300000 candle power searchlight to manage Philadelphia traffic. He muses on civilization solving problems and personal responsibility in wealth and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Traffe
Philadelphia
Marshall faults too many laws and too few legislators
Former vice president Thomas Marshall argues for shrinking federal lawmaking and returning to core morals. He condemns excessive legislation while urging strong national defense and antiwar efforts, claiming peace requires preserving U S institutions and freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Thomas R Marshal
Reta
High School Graduates Hear Address as Tensions Ease
Scarlet fever fears spurred talk of closing schools but juniors and seniors settled a campus quarrel by agreeing to replace a boulder on the grounds. Strawberries sold for eight cents a quart while eight graduates received diplomas as T O Carson addressed the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson State School
Who's Who In The Day's News D Everett Wall
The American Institute of Architects chose D Fravers Wood of New York as president at its fifty seventh annual convention succeeding Wm B Faville of San Francisco. Wood has 23 years in practice in New York City and leads the institute’s New York chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Everett Wall
American Insitute of
Aga
D Fravers Wood
New York
Tur Insitute
United States
Waid
New York City
Wm B Faville
San Franceisco
New York State
Heatwave Claims Two Deaths Atop Rail Yard
Ten years ago a severe heat spell caused two deaths from heat prostration. Anton Schmit, a railroad worker, died near the overheld pe weet of tows amid scorching conditions that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Schmit
Bad
Architect Ward funded architectural education gift revealed
An anonymous donor gave a large fund to a leading architectural society for education. After several years the source was identified as Mr Ward, who has served as director and treasurer of the American Institute of Architects for nine years.
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Ward
American Institute of Architects
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Audit Bureau of
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Obie Phe
Lorald County Printing & Publishing Company
Burke
A.C Sudnutt
Diane
Elyria Bostomice
Ats
Peta
Vance
Lorain
Calougo Ofica
John Hunter
Atte
Verboten
Ohio
John Sobieski
Central
Europe
Galicia
Warsaw
Boston
Tursi Legislative Assembly
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Grant
American Miuseum
Nattral
Newborn City
Giuseppa Garibald
Lapiera
Horn
Nice
En B Anthony
London
Womans International Council
Berlin
Lenin
Russia
Canaan
Thomas Warry
Tiersetshire
England
Edward Elgar
Kings Music
Woorcestershire
Felix Weingartner
London Symphony Orchestra
Dalmit
Wiliam Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Johnny Vreissmuller
Vienna
Austria
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Premieers
Cleveland
Denver
Colo
Association of Operative Willers
Buffalo
Elks Association
Pueblo
Colao
Colorado
State Federation of Labor Thermopolis
Wyomung Association of Master Plunders
Hinkson
Paore
Pershing
Old Medina
Thomas Hardy
Newark
Fats
Jewt & Rears
Howe Seley
Candot
Komical
Joe
Leo Henry
Grove Patterson
John Galsworthy
Saya
William Lyon Phelps
Wise College
Tomas
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
League of Nations
Harding
Coolidge
Pepper
Lodge
Rialto
Mathias
West River
Willis
Brozd Bt. Optometrist and Optician
Grand Theatre
Murbach
East Ave
Postoffice
Howard B. Somers
Fire—Casualty—Life Insurance
Elyria Savings & Trust Building
la Follette
Petar
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