Pinchot on Law Enforcement Highlights Prohibition Flaws
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania addresses church leaders at Springfield urging full federal enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. He criticizes Treasury officials Mellon and Blair for obstructing enforcement and calls for removal of politics from the enforcement service. He notes long-standing whisky interests and indictments tied to Overholt whisky, urging light on the failures and public accountability.
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Col
Roy Haynes
Internal Revenue
Blair
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Springfield
Treasury Department
Enforcement Service
Federal Enforcement Service
Senator Reed
Pittsburgh
Mellon’s Own City, In Mr. Mellon
Mr. Mellon
Butler
Cobia University
Behind the Scenes at G. O. P. Conclave with Bushnell
A compact glimpse from a political conclave noting figures like Bushnell and Horgan amid early season chatter. Observers remark on energy, light, and the mood as discussions proceed and plans unfold for the approaching term.
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Bushnell
Yesterday and Today in Ohio Annotations and Births
A compact column recalls yesterday events in Canada France and Egypt with dates and figures, and lists notable birthdays including Sir Alexander Peacock Richard Strauss John J O Connor K enyon L Butterfield and Jeanette Rankin. It notes the Kansas Court case a year ago and Ireland’s 1921 election results.
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Supreme Court of United States
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Alexander Peacock
Victoria
Australia
Richard Strauss
Munich
John J O'Connor
Newark
N. J
Kenyon L Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Michigan
Lapeer
Jeanette Rankin
Centennial and Anniversary Events Across 1924 Calendar
Birth centenaries for Orson D Mann founder of Scientific American and Clapp Spooner Bridgeport financier and mayor noted. Fourth anniversary of Joseph B Elwell murder case in New York City linked to Deerfield Academy 125th anniversary. Republican convention in Cleveland and credential reports. North American Singers Union 75th reunion in Chicago. Rosa Festival opens in Portland Oregon. Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association tour of Europe from Montreal. Conventions listed for San Francisco American Engineers Portland Northwest Moose United States Dental Society Avella Texas Christian Endeavor Texas Denver and Maryland.
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Orson D Mann
Scientific American
Clapp Spooner
Bridgeport
Conn
Joseph B. Elwell
New York City
Temaing
North American Singers’ Union
Chicago
Saengerfaat
Portland
Oregon City
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Montreal
Europe
San Francisco
American Association of Engineers
Ore
Northwest
Moose
Salt Lake City
United States
Dental Society
Avella
Texas
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Denver
Christian Endeavor Societien of
Colorado
Mary
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
The column notes the convention ending soon and the winter bass season opening next Monday. It mentions JIM HORGAN leaving Fox Canada, upcoming funerals and surgeries, contract changes for JOE HAZELTON, and local talk about fishing, politics, and old timers recalling how they fished.
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Jim Horgan
FOX
Canada
Poc' Maddock
Buck Freeman
Kellorg
Ely
Joe Hazelton
UN Coglidge
Philips
Lawrence Webber
Jack Laundon
Varmilion
Emancipation Echoes in Downtown Eateries
Vendors note four or five downtown eateries thrive now where one once operated. Commentary warns against overconfidence in one’s own judgment as progress reshapes local business and social dynamics.
Komical Telegrams and Lessons on Memory and Friendship
A garbled collage covers journalists Pulitzer work pride in memory business leaders and social advice. It extols honest memory in management and suggests youth aims to build ten thousand friends as life's riches.
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New York
City Health Board Buys Pest House for Dumping Ground
Fifteen years ago the Board of Health spent 250 dollars to buy a building to be moved to the city dumping ground and used as a pest house for contagious diseases. Miss Cora Belle Rawson, a city school teacher, was linked romantically to Robert Lamberton of Denver. A jury awarded 6506 dollars to Catherine Crandall for the death of her husband Hubert Crandall electrocuted by the Green Line. A carnival accident noted a wife giving birth to a baby during the event. A Presbyterian church member deceased.
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Board OF Health
Cora Belle Rawson
Robert Lamberton
Denver
Col
Catherine Crandall
Hubert Crandall
Elyria
United Prequyterian
Churet
Prevalence of abnormal thought sparks education push
Johns Hopkins physician urges public awareness of mental disorders to drive preventive education and policy action. He links criminal cases and social decay to mental health deficits and calls for reform through targeted education and legislation. Governors consider immigration and fertility factors affecting national intelligence and stability. Local notices mention a church leader's appointment, a congressional race in Barnesville, and a township high school funding effort.
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Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Dy J Jewellis Banker
Johns Hopkins University
United States
Barker
Chicago
Poems That Live the Fight of Youth
Poem by Richard Stoddard reflects on youth's demise and its lasting ache. Young dreamers depart, taking a part of our hearts that cannot be restored. The verse contrasts gains and solace with the vanished sweetness of youth felt in memory and voice.
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Richard Stoddard
Fashion at Cleveland convention mocks the sartorial scene
Report from Cleveland on a political convention stage where many delegates dress in sport garb and summer wear. Senators Lodges and Watson lead in distinctive hats and coats while others sport belted back coats, golf knickers, and Palm Beach suits amid a mix of vacation wardrobes and lingering summer weather.
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Teilor and
Cutter
Henry Cabot
Massachusetts
Piccadilly
Boston
Jim Watson
Indiana
Watson
Cleveland
Palm Beach
Lake Erie
Washington
Panama
Secretary of the Interior
Who's Who in the Dall Fred W Upham
Fred W Upham of Chicago, longtime treasurer of the Republican national committees, resigns as party leaders urge rest for health. He chaired Chicago convention committee and served as western treasurer in Taft and Hughes campaigns. Upham led finance for conventions since 1918 and ran Consumers Co as a major corporate figure.
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Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Republican National Committees
Cleveland
Mira
Upham
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Phyalctana
Consumers Co
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Wisconsin
Hughes
Cook County Board of
Simple Home Treatment for Swollen Veins Ad for Emerald Oils
An advertisement promises relief for varicose veins with a two ounce bottle of Emerald Oils. It urges applying night and morning to reduce swelling and size, claiming results are guaranteed and the product is a powerful, harmless germicide.
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C W Phillips
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