Vanderlip urges honest party platform and citizen research bureau
Vanderlip, in a New York synagogue talk, urged a two word platform Be honest and proposed a citizen's federal research bureau with trained investigators to uncover facts and bypass canned government copies. He noted the Independent Voters League and its limited reach while arguing the public needs direct access to verifiable information.
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Mim. Vanderlip
Auailer
New York
Washington
Congress
Independent Voters League
Searchl Cit
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Weeks
Senate
Walsh
League
Vanderlip
New methods of teaching patriotism raise questions
A January incident at a New York high school where a principal laid the American flag on the floor for students to walk on sparked criticism. The piece questions the logic of the method and notes the principal later resigned. The column also sketches assorted political and cultural snippets from Ohio to Washington.
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New York
Anniversaries and Lent Ramblings from Ohio Papers
A mixed column notes historic anniversaries from 1815 to 1919 while weaving humorous takes on Lent and Easter customs. It references figures like Sheridan Bowie Harrison Moewe and includes casual, affectionate jokes about fishing rods, fish eggs, Coca Cola, and churchgoing during the season.
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Philip H. Sheridan
Albany
N.Y
Nonquitt
Mass
James Bowie
Alamo
Georgia
Washington
Texas
Union
London Times
Indianapolis
Harrison
Moewe
Duchess of Marlborough
London County Council
Van derbilt and Morgan Tie the Knot in New York
One year ago today Reginald C. Van derbilt married Miss Gloria Morgan of New York. Delaware ratified the suffrage amendment to the Federal Constitution.
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Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Gloria Morgan
New York
Delaware
Today’s notable birthdays across nations and states
Johan Bojer Norwegian novelist born near Trondheim 52 years ago today. Duke of Hamilton premier Scottish peer and Keeper of Holswood Palace born 62 years ago today. J C Walton deposed Oklahoma governor born near Indianapolis 43 years ago today. Ring W Lardner humorist writer born Niles Michigan 39 years ago today. Belle Kearney Mississippi legislator born Vernon Mississippi 61 years ago today.
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Johan Bojer
Norway
Trondhjem
Duke of Hamilton
Scotland
Holswood Palace
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma
Indianapolis
Ring W. Lardner
Niles
Mich
Belle Kearney
Mississippi
Vernon
Miss
Italy marks 450th birth of Michelangelo in Rome
Today Italy observes the 450th anniversary of Michelangelo's birth with celebrations across nations. In Canada the New Brunswick Provincial legislature meets in regular session, while a thousand Northwest shoe retailers gather in Minneapolis for their annual convention and exhibition. Other openings include Atlantica City New Jersey Lumbermen Association and Virginia counterparts in Harrisonburg and St. Petersburg.
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Italy
Michael Angelo
St Peter
Rome
New Brunswick
Northwest
Minneapolis
Northwest Shoe Retailers’ Association
Atlantica City
New Jersey
Lumbermen’ Association
Harrisonburg
Virginia State Dairmen’s Association
St. Petersburg
Lent Arrives as First Robins Signal Spring
The saying marks Lent with the arrival of robins and the approach of spring, greeting observers as spiritual season and seasonal signs align with nature.
ABE MARTIN Witty Quandary On Picture Postal Cards
Abe Martin muses on the puzzle of choosing which pictures to send and wonders why women worry when the cards already look fine. His folksy quip suggests simpler times and the humor of everyday decisions.
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Notes on resilience with Lulu Sheffield who rebuilt mobility after a Chicago street car crash, a tribute to endurance and daily progress. Includes anecdotes on J C Hite’s youth work in Ohio and a New York plan to educate bachelors in marriage and child care. Ends with vast India rail figures.
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Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
New York
AE. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Ofice
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Lulu Sheffield
Miss Sheffield
Loop
Reconstructing College Education Starts in Secondary Schools
Dean Andrew Fleming West argues that American higher education falters because secondary schools are disorganized. He urges a six year secondary system with earlier entry, defining a clear academic core and strong teachers to shape all round intelligence and moral guidance.
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Andrew Fleming West
Princeton Graduate College
Crete
City council defeats measure on saloon front screens
The city council defeated an ordinance requiring saloons to remove their screens from front windows. Frank W. Miller, Elyria printer, obtained a government printing job in Washington. The new Green Line extension to Lorain nears completion with a special car ride for locals and press to inaugurate the line.
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Frank W. Miller
Elyria
Government Printing Office
Washington
Lorain
Notable Local Death and Fire Devastation After Ice Storm
Mathew Lattimer, a Carlisle farmer, was found dead after freezing during a fainting spell. The home of Fred Walsh on West River Street burned, saving a small son from severe burns. A severe ice storm struck the city causing extensive tree damage and property losses.
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Mathew Lattimer
Carlisle
Fred Walsh
Harding to govern Hungary under League of Nations
W P J Harding former governor of the Federal Reserve Board has accepted the post of Financial Director of Hungary under League of Nations auspices. He will oversee an independent bank of issue and currency, expenditures, revenues and loan terms tied to a 50 million loan guaranteed by France Britain and likely Italy. Harding's experience includes curbing the 1919 1920 U S inflation and managing postwar deflation. He was born May 5 1864 in Greene County Alabama.
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WP. G. Harding
Hungary
Hapsburgs
W. P. J. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
League of Nations
League
Austria
Zimmerman
Harding
Tke
France
Britain
Italy
Tipa
United States
Senate
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Mr. Harding
Greene County
Alabama
1864
Free Rural Mail Delivery Debuts July 1
Postmaster Griswold introduces free mail delivery on rural routes beginning July 1, expanding service for residents and farms. The rollout aims to improve consistency and speed of mail across countryside areas.
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Griswold
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McAdoo
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Sinclair
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Elyria Iron and Steel Co
National Fish Dealers’ Association
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Moving Picture
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Yom Kipper
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J. B. Johnson
Jim Armitage
Abe Martin
Grove Patterson
J. C. Hite
Industrial School of Ohio
Lancaster
Hite
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India
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Princeton
Sibidisia
No-Man's Land
Agane
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Glade
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Lorain County
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