The Declining Mussolini And The Return To Normalcy
Commentary on Mussolini facing cabinet resignation and political pressure in Italy. The piece argues the postwar return toward freedom and sanity, noting England and France moving away from dictatorship and predicting a broader European shift toward stability and tolerance. It cites Ramsay MacDonald, Poincare, and Mussolini as signs of a changing era.
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Italy
Mussolini
Napoleon
France
England
Mausolini
Europe
Ramsay MacDonald
Poincare
Great Minds and the Ohio Party Platform Clash
An unsigned editorial argues that consistency challenges the Republican platform process in Ohio. It notes eight gubernatorial candidates campaign on personal platforms while the party platform binds the nominee. The piece hopes voters gain more say on the platform than on candidates.
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Ohio
Youth crime discussed at Toronto social workers conference
An authority at a Toronto conference of social workers stated that seventy five percent of crimes are committed by youths. The piece argues for supervised play and guidance to curb juvenile mischief and promote constructive activity during long days.
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Toronto
Yesterday's Ohio and Today's Anniversaries Compiled
A mixed roster of historical anniversaries and birthdays lists events from 1774 to 1905 and notable figures born or recognized, including submarine pioneer losses, Gettysburg references, and oblique mentions of national figures. The piece notes Mobly Pitcher, Henry Clay, and many others with place and date markers, plus one year ago today items and birthday notes for various public figures.
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Plymouth
England
Hungary
Lee
Gettysburg
Longchamps
Archduke Francia Ferdinan
Austria
Sarajevo
Bosnia
San Francisco
Germany
Molly Pitcher
Washington
Battle of
Monmouth
United States
Augustus Canfield
Plainfield
Quebec
Henry Clay
Hanover County
Cinematographe
America
Union Square Theatre
New York
Mra
Portland
Ore
Lord Curzon
House of Lords
Britain
Helena
Mont
Harding
Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Madison County
I Y
Frederick L Chase
Boulder
Cale
Otis Skinner
Cambridge
Mass
Kenneth R Williams
St. Louis
Granta Pass
George Ellery Hale
Mt Wilsons Observatory
Chicago
Wiliam E Borah
Idaho
Fairfield
John B Morris
Little Rock
Hendersonville
Tenn
William J. Mayo
Aurnery
le Susur
Minn
Wilbert Robineos
Bore Haden
Main
Anniversary of Archduke Ferdinand Assassination Noted
The article recalls the 10th anniversary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination and notes preparations for Philadelphia’s Sesqui Centenary. It mentions Washington DC hosting NEA events, the British fleet voyage from Vancouver, Zionist convention in Pittsburgh, a recall election in Arizona, and discussions on education and tax plans, all in a sprawling historical newspaper digest.
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Ferdinand
P Ttsburg
The
Zionist Organization
Amelia
Ku Klux Klanissip
Arizona
American Classical League
Washington, D Cc
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A real estate man known to the writer has done two million dollars worth of business in comparatively short time. Much of that time conditions have not been.
Farm science opens broad careers for educated youths
Dr John M Thomas of Pennsylvania State College says the nation is at the start of scientific agriculture and college trained men can pursue teaching, research, journalism, banking and extension. He notes expanding extension work, the county agent system, and demand for specialists in dairying, poultry and crops.
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John M Thomas
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Ctorbo
United States
United States Department of Agricultura
Agricultura
Celebrations planned for Fourth of July in town
The town organized plans for a Fourth of July celebration with Drum Major See king inviting all drum owners to join the parade. A. A Webber formed a partnership with George Metcalf for practice outlaw. Red Rover Hook and Ladder Co prepared for a firefighting tournament at Fremont. Governor Charles Fosdick received a warm welcome as the band performed. The graduating class from Elsha High School included Rawson, Edith Cathcart, Hat the Blaine, Ada Sutliff, Lenana Dickinson, Annette Petcalf, E woulse Litchfield, Carrie Beebe, Martha Johnson Anga Monroe, Lizzie Kelsey, Loomis Andrua, Ernest Johnson, Bert Pecknam, Edward McMahon. Within The District News Otia Shinner, turning 56 today, noted as a prominent American actor, has written a volume of recollections about the stage, inspired by a lineage of actors and education near Harvard College. His early stage work began in Philadelphia in 1870 with stock, followed by engagements with Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett and attention from Augustin Daly.
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A. A Webber
George P Metcalf
Fremont
Charles Foslar
Elsha High School
Fattie Rawson
Edith Cathcart
Hatthe Blaine
Ada Sutliff
Lenana Dickinson
Annette Petcalf
E Woulse Litchfield
Carrie Beebe
Martha Johnson
Anga Monroe
Lizzie Kelsey
Loomis Andrua
Ernest Johnson
Bert Pecknam
Edward McMahon
Otia Shinner
Philadelphia
Edwin Booth
Lawrence Barratt
Augustin Daly
Prominent Actor Skinner Star of Daly Shakespear Company
The article notes Mr Skinner joined the famous producer and appeared in all Daly Shakespear productions. He gained international favor with tours in London Paris and Berlin. After Daly, he led five seasons with Mme Modjeska and then carried on as a star in his own right without lowering his early high standards.
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Mr Skinner
Daly
London
Paris
Berlin
Mme Modjeska Sinca
Ots Skinner
Edmund H. Moore Political Powerhouse From Ohio
Edmund H. Moore of Youngstown Ohio a longtime figure in Ohio politics directs campaign activity for major blocs including the Cox bid and anti McAdoo efforts He served as mayor of Youngstown from 1896 to 1900 and has been a national committeeman from Ohio for about sixteen years His legal career centered in private practice with ties to steel and maquah interests shaping his influence beyond electoral office.
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Ohio
Youngstown
Law Office
Law College
Tim
Iaw
Mahaninga
Hque
Moore
Thos Interests
Jaime M Cox
Cox
San Francisco
Day's Music Store unveils new Victrola and Sonora console
A flashy week for Radio reaches Madison Square Garden relayed to Cleveland stations as Hartman set shines with clear sound. The store highlights the Victor Record list, Red Seal doubles by Flongaley Quartet and Rosa Ponselle, and poems by Edgar Guest. A new Sonora Console, the Bagi man flat top, arrives priced at $100 with filing system.
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Madison Square Garden
Cleveland
Hartman
Victor
Carl of the Victrola
Flongaley
Rosa Ponselle
Edgar Gueat
Shipment of Ukeletes Priced At $2.00
A fresh stock of Ukeletes is priced at two dollars each and touted as unusually good value. The notice notes eight of ten other styles of Ukes and banjo ukes are available up to a listed limit.
Will Rogers Covers Conventions With Wry Humor
Will Rogers writes about recent conventions in a lightly amused tone. His observations mix sharp commentary with gentle jokes about speakers delegates and crowd reactions.
Day’s Hardware promotes Fourth of July sales and gear
Elyria store urges holiday hours with a Friday closure and Wednesday opening after noon. It highlights camping and hunting gear including Dux-bak rain proof trousers, aluminum camp dishes, vacuum bottles, stoves, tents, and lanterns. Also features White Mountain ice cream and small family freezers for home use.
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Chronicle-Telegram Mecibers Avélt Bureau of
Elyria
Okie
Levelia Covs'y Printing & Pedilhing Company
Borer Béiter
Porites
Keasker
Baker
Ben Thopis J. Walsh
Aontana
Tak Taglar
Indiana
Democratic
Fan
George Z Ree
Ilinois
WD Bryan
Colbalt
Ont
Glenn Frank
the Century Magazine
Grove Patterson
Abe Martin
Ran Jr
Siwie
Chloe
Waa
Robert Burns
Wilmot Printing CO
Glade
B. Thomas
J. George, Taylor & CO
Lerein Crumty Savings & Trent Bldg
n.Moong
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Marcia Freer
Lewis James
Big Boy
Savarmah
Will Rogers
Day’s Hardware
Carrie
Cever
Mnealy
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