Free government stems from religion say Coolidge at assembly
Vice President Calvin Coolidge told the Presbyterian General Assembly in Des Moines that the basis of a free government lies in religion. He argued rights to life liberty and the enjoyments of industry come from religion and warned that economic and moral conferences must recognize religious principles to achieve lasting peace. He contrasted Genoa’s economic talks with Cleveland’s faith based approach and urged conferees to adopt the church view to secure true prosperity.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wickliff
Lincoln
Genoa
Cleveland
World Alliance For Promotion
Debate Over St Lawrence Waterway Proves Impracticable
New York Governor Miller argues the St Lawrence waterway project is impracticable amid ongoing debates with Governor Allen. The clash highlights concerns over New York City's congestion and regional economic interests, with critics doubting feasibility while others view opposition as self serving.
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New York
Allen
St. Lawrence
Miller
Great Lakes
New York State
New York City
Ohio
Middle West
Yesterday in Ohio a collage of events and notes
A dated collage notes Aug 1882 events near Upper Sandusky and 1882 figures like Augustus L. Perry. 1903 political hints from Columbus Republican convention. 1918 Ohio Anti-Saloon League anniversary. various “ONE YEAR AGO TODAY” and “TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS” items. mentions of a North Carolina primary and Rotarians in Los Angeles. Contains scattered quips and local curiosities.
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Upper Sandusky
Augustus L. Perri
Congress
Pickaway County
Bornam Virginia
Columbus
Shipf
Warrer G Harding
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Maine
North Carolina
Geddes
Washington
Koac
United States
Canada
Europe
Los Angeles
Minnesota
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Jubilees mark a day of historic milestones
A historic pageant and observances mark anniversaries across the nation today. The Pueblo flood’s first anniversary, King George V’s birthday, Thos Gallaudet’s centennial birth, and Jefferson Davis’s 114th birth anniversary are noted, with a university pageant planned as part of the commemorations.
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George V
Thos. Gallaudet
Jefferson da
South
ABE MARTIN Sees Library Finish As Political Scene Fades
Abe Martin voices a wry take on national needs, praising a nearing library completion and joking that it’s nearly a party enough for a filling station, while critiquing both major political parties' lack of core values.
Komical Telegrams in a Lorain Oddball Column
A garbled, skeinlike reel of humorous notes and punchlines featuring Jim Armitage and Fio Ziegfeld style quips. It recalls Marrlynn Miller picks, Daugherty politics, and a parade of local curiosities from a bashful England visit to Kentucky tears and a Capitol era chatter.
Seventeen Pounds Of Black Bass Hauls Catch At Cascade Basin
Fifty years ago J J Stranahan fished the basin in Cascade park and caught namely seventeen pounds of fine black bass. Hart A. Fisher sold patent gatherer and baster for sewing machines. Subscriptions for Baltimore Pittsburgh Continental railroad stock were received at Heman Bir's office. Rev B T Noakes and family arrived to take St Andrews church rectorship. A cricket club formed in the Village issued a challenge. School election elected Dr P W Sampses and A Beebe Jr to the school board. Dr E P Haines bought Dr Jamin Strong's home and business at West Avenue and Broad Street. Elyria library opened with 2,000 books funded by Charles Arthur Ely. Town hall meeting addressed by Dr N S Townsend.
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J J Stranahan
Cascade Park
Baltimore, Pittsburgh & Continental Railroad
Heman Bir
Elyria
Charles Arthur Ely
Town Hall
N. 5. Townsend
Carpenters Smoker Monday Evening June ath
Attendance requested by H. A. Beaver for a carpenter members gathering to be held Monday evening in June at an unspecified location.
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Carpenters
H. A. Beaver
Paris set to host Olympic session amid bid decision
Bulletin from Paris reports Premier Pain- Care will chair the opening session of the International Olympic Committee on June 7 to decide if Paris retains the Olympic Games. If Paris defaults, the Games move to Los Angeles. The report notes a final decision will be taken at the opening session.
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Paris
International Olympic Committee
Los Angeles
Cal
Cuticura Solved My Eczema Breakout Says Bellefontaine Woman
Mrs. Viola Meyers of 233 South Main Street Bellefontaine Ohio reports severe facial eczema with blisters and itching. She says immediate relief came after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and after two cakes of soap and three boxes of ointment she was completely healed.
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Viola Meyers
Main St
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Senate committee to review government employee pay plan
Senate appropriations committees will consider future government employee pay percentages. Senator Warren of Wyoming, committee chairman, announced formation of a sub committee including Smoot Curtis McKinley Lemoot Overman Harrig and Glass to study the question.
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Warren
Wyoming
Smoot
Curtis
McKinley
Lemoot
Overman
Harrig
Glass
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