Reading Japanese Editorials on Liberty and US Policy
The piece critiques American attitudes toward Japan after the Tokyo and Osaka editorials. It cites editorials from Osaka Asahi and Yomiuri condemning exclusion acts and urging restraint, self respect, and a gentlemanly stance toward the United States amid anti-American sentiment and calls for peaceful resolution.
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Osaka
Asahi
America
Japan
United States
Yomiuri
Tokyo
Hamihara
Congress
Agricultural Department Seeks Real Farmer Type
The Department of Agriculture in Washington tried to film a farmer using its own staff to portray an ordinary farmer. The attempts failed and spoiled the film, challenging the cliché of the typical farmer. It suggests department staff attend the screening to learn about the true farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Agricultural Department
June brides plentiful and May divorce records rise
Two brief items note a surge of June marriage licenses in Curaboga County as fifteen couples await clerk approval and a May record for divorce petitions in the common pleas court. The column muses on faster changes and the growing pace of life and relationships.
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Curaboga
Common Pleas Court
Court
Boy and Dog Bond in Tragic Grand Rapids Rescue
A thirteen year old boy died in Grand Rapids while trying to free his dog trapped in a sand cave passage. The incident illustrates the deep ties between boy and dog and the courage they inspire.
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Grand Rapids
Notable birthdays and historic events listed for this date
A compilation of notable births and events tied to this date include Aviauc 1636 Portocarrere noted as viceroy of Mexico and Peru, birth in Madrid and death in Lima on September 22, 1705. Highlights mention Tubberneering victory in 1788, 1833 Wolseley birth, 1893 Duke of Edinburgh appointment, 1894 Portland floods, 1903 Herrick governor nomination, and Arlington Cemetery unveiling in 1914. Also marks one year ago today with Canadian budget debate and today’s birthdays listing several figures and locations in the United States and abroad.
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Todday
Aviauc
Portocarrere
Mexico
Peru
Borr
Madrid
Lima
Tubberneering
United States
New York City
Viscount Wolseley
Ireland
Mentone
France
Duke of Edinburgh
Queen Victoria
Portland
Ore
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Arlington National Cemetery of
Coal Monument
Daughters of the Confederacy
House of Commons
Century of Lexington discovery and global conventions open
Readable items include Lexington centennial celebrations in Kentucky and Ashbury Park and the General Synod in New Jersey. International and regional meetings open in Vienna and multiple U S locations with groups such as Loyal Order of Moose, Bankers Association, and Commercial Travelers listed for today.
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Buffalo
Lafayette
Lesington
Lexington
Ashbury Park
N. J
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Elrat
Nazn
International Cotton Congress
Vienna
Spokane
Wash
Northwest Association Loyal Order of Moose
Seattle
Washington
Bankers’ Assocation
Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi Press Association
Jamestown
N. Y
New York State League of Savings and Loan Associations
Coldwater
Mich
Michigan
Grand Council United Commercial Travelers
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Grand Counncil United Commercial Travelers
Pocatello
Ida
United Commercial Travelers
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Town rand Connell United Commercial Detroit Minn United Commerce
City notes reference to United Commercial of Detroit Minnesota and North Dakota. No clear event or outcome, readable fragments suggest a regional business or travel group mention with uncertain details.
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Council Bluffs, Ya
Townrand Connell
United Commercial Travelers
Detroit, Minn
United Commerce Travelers of
Minnesota
Rand North Dakota
We are the music-makers and dreamers of dreams
The poem speaks of music-makers and dreamers shaping the world through ambition and imagination. It links artists to empires and cities, claiming individuals with dreams can conquer or topple powers, and notes ages as dreams dying or born anew, citing ancient cities built and overthrown by vision.
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Babel
Arthur O'Shaughnessy
Knighthood Lodge Plans in Elyria Area Amid Memorial Day Events
The Elyria Malone group prepared to organize a Knights Templar lodge in the city. Two Mormon elders from Utah spoke and led two meeting series. Memorial Day services were held by the G A R with an Akron General Vorbis address. A young village marshal earned 40 dollars monthly. A fire on East Broad Street damaged Mrs Ely’s block including Knights of Pythias and G A R properties, with about 36 000 in losses. The water remains pure blue.
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Elyria Malone
Utah
General Vorbis
Akron
Sudro
Wags
Mrs. Ely
East Broad Street
Odé@ Fs
1Ws
Knights of Pythizs
G. A. R. Hal
Crime News Shapes Small Town Identities
A fragment reflects on how crime reports shaped knowledge of neighbors and daily life, noting uncertainty about friends, wealth, occupations, and nearby residents when newspapers omit crime coverage. The narrator quotes Rey Wiley Tanger contrasting crime reporting with social bravado.
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Zambesia
Rey
Wiley Tanger
George Williams Named New Senator by Governor Baker
George Williams, 54, of California Mo., longtime Republican figure and former circuit judge, was appointed by Governor Baker to succeed the late P. Spencer. He has practiced law in St. Louis since 1897, led state party efforts, and helped rewrite the juvenile court law. Williams is married with two sons Stewart and Howard. He is known for his golf skill and has strong backing from Robert H. Davis of Fredericktown.
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George H. Woleams
Georgans
P. Spencer
St. Louis
Republican State Organization
California
John M. Williams
Hams Drury College
Springfield
Republican City Committee
Twenty-Eighth Ward
Board of Children’s Guardians
Williams
Republican State Committee
Stewart
Howard
Washington University
Harriett Stewart
Jefferson City
St. Louis Country Club
Robert H. Davis
Fredericktown
Baker
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
The column cites the Philadelphia Ledger on A. B. Farquhar a notable York Pennsylvania businessman who at 80 years old wrote autobiography style reflections stating he was also a philosopher. The passage highlights Farquhar as a prominent U S business leader with human experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Philadelphia Ledger
A. B. Farquhar
York
United States
Principles for Success and Civic Duty in a Turbulent Era
A long reflective piece ties business philosophy to public life, urging trust in people, learning through obstacles, and hard work. It extols faith, education, and social responsibility, cites Cardinal Mundelein on aiding the poor, and notes the value of civic engagement and reformist ideals amid economic change.
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Greely
Former School Head Addresses Five Amherst Area Event
The South Amherst high school held its third annual commencement in the school auditorium last night. Diplomas were awarded to eighteen seniors including Esther Thompson, Myrtle Bailey, Ora Carter, Luetta Baden, Grace Hahn, Mima Nickel, Lewis Haywood, and Richard Gleason among others. County Superin-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Thompson
Business
South Amherst
South Amherst High School
Myrtle Bailey
Ora Carter
Luetta Baden
Grace Hahn
Mima Nickel
Lewis Haywood
Lester Husted
Maynard Lehriner
Richard Gleason
Mitchell Snyder
Emory Bartlett
Elmer Nickel
Henry Kreeger
Alec Duncan
Harold Flowers
Richard Hansen
Alfred Flowers
County Superin
Spell of the Image draws crowd at school play
The Spell of the Image was presented Tuesday evening at the school auditorium by the Senior class. Mrs Charles Kolb and Mrs Joseph Heacothe were among visitors. Miss Viola Becker of Elyria spent time with her parents Wednesday afternoon. C W Walters and George Senn of Cleveland, leaders of the Cleveland Stone Co., visited the quarry Wednesday. Ernest Kasserman and Christ Krieg left for a two week trip through the western states with stops in Kansas City Denver Colorado Springs and Log Animas.
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Charles Kolb
Joseph Heacothe
Elyria
Viola Becker
Christ Kreig
Ernest Kasserman
Kansas City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Log Animas
C. W. Walters
George Senn
Cleveland
Cleveland Stone Co
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
T. J
Burks
Hudnutt
Publiabad
Elyria Postoffice
Dally
City
Mall Daly
Lorain
A. & Clayden
Chicago
Dearborn Street
New York
Fifth Avenue
Thomas D & J
Wilmington
Del
Ogeon
London
Cardinal Mundelein
Itaur B. Kramer
National Women's Party
Jerusalem
Atlantic City
Sos
American Radium Society
Maurice J. Littenfield
South Ambherst
Women's Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Yeary Ruth
John Annabelle
Oberlin
Thomas Weston
Andrew Schefferstein
Fred Fahrney
John Fazey
Jacob Kolb
Chas
Nickels
Candace
Edith Mellon
Amherst
Marguerite Moser
Amherst Glass
Ruggles Beach
Crooks
MD Slater
Goodyear
I. M. Marsh & Son
West Avenue
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