Congress backs World Court with 301 to 28 vote
The House declared itself in favor of the World Court by a wide margin. The resolution expresses approval of the court and readiness to participate in related legislation with reservations by Presidents Harding and Coolidge. The vote was 301 to 28.
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House of Congress
World Court
Congress
House of Representatives
United States
Harding
Coolidge
House
Censorship on Broadway Sparks Debates Over Publicity
A discussion on Broadway censorship notes box office stagnation as thirteen plays face investigation though identities are kept secret. Proponents say publishing details could fuel publicity and public interest, while critics warn it may magnify perceived evil and tempt patrons.
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Broadway
World Interferes Review of Porritt and Jowett
A newspaper review discusses Arthur Porritt and John Henry Jowett focusing on how faith and grace endure amid daily burdens. It questions piety under pressure and suggests harsh judgment on those who only profess on Sundays.
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Arthur Porritt
John Henry Jowett
P. W. Wilson
Jowett
Atien
Legislature Denounces Bill Backed by Its Own Sponsor
In Trenton New Jersey a legislator from Essex County denounces a bill he introduced and which the body then passes after his description of the measure as bank. The episode highlights the sponsor's influence and the way colleagues may be swayed by opposing interests.
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Trenton
New Jermer
Sey
Essex County
Yesterday's anniversaries from Newns R IL town hall listing
A collage of oblique notes marks yesterday's anniversaries including a 1025 pound weigh in at East agenua, Cahoon brother of [cuariee], and Edgerton's battery war service. Other items reference membership drives, Texans at the Alamo, and historical figures tied to birthdays.
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E. E. Cahoon
Cuariee Cahoon
East Agenua
Edgerton
Ierpow
Alamo
Buchanan
Baldwin’s of Music
San
Drines x
Tado
St. Lowis
Pennsylvania
Berlin
Gressman Jai
New York
Thomas Jai
Ohio Education Rank Rise Spurs Parental Debate
A writer recalls Ohio moving from twelfth to third in education as state authorities discuss improving schools. The note cites history from Lorain County one room schools and California aging practices, with parents and teachers weighing how long a student should stay in a grade and the impact on advancement.
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Ohio
Department of Education
California
Lorain County
Army Air Service Demonstration At Air Plates For Ground Fire Efficacy
The Army Air Service plans a demonstration today at Monroe to show the effectiveness of ground fires on airplates. The event aims to settle disputes in policy regarding airmen and the n on. Conventions open in Providence with the DLS committee and American Testing Materials involved. Local notices mention Watertown and Tacoma with the Bottlers Association and SouthDakota ice deal.
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F. T. Otis
Alamo
Michig
Nat Ann Arbor
Laincoteea
Army Air Service
Concha Serl Monroe
Providence, Dt
Watertow
Dakota Ice Deal
Tacoma, Wash
Vashington Tate Bottlers’ Association
South
City Dads Approve Large Fire Cistern Project
City officials approved construction of a large fire cistern at the corner of Middle avenue and Second street. The winter was mild with ice dealers short of supply while March began with a roar but warm weather persisted. The Methodist church on Second street launched a drive to raise 300 dollars for a new bell, and the new fire bell arrived and was installed.
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Middle Avenue
Second Street
Gregory Zinovieff as world revolutionary figure
A news blurb profiles Gregory Zinovieff, once a close aide to Lenin and head of the Third International, noted for fomenting revolution worldwide. Described physically as a small, corpulent man with black hair, he moved among Soviet leadership after Trotzky’s deposition.
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Gregory Zinovieff
Trotzky
Russia
Red
Apfelbaum
Lenin
Petrograd
Central Executive Committee
Third International
Zinovieff
Boswell
Child Education Over Public Glory In Ohio Letter
A reader criticizes Ohio schooling standards arguing that delaying advancement benefits students’ education. The writer cites January cases where children from Ohio’s new rural schools transferred to a California school and faced tougher work. The note urges prioritizing education over public honors for rural families.
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Ohfio
Ohio
California
Zinovieff Letter Alleged in 1923 US Russia Debate
Reports trace Zinovieff activities to many countries. Secretary Hughes refused to negotiate with Russia citing a letter he said Zinovieff wrote to the Workers Party of America urging training and subversion for a future takeover of government. Critics call the letter a forgery used in political battles.
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Zinovieff
Hughes
Russia
Workers’ Party of
Ameren
Huches l
White House
Zinovief
England
Jase Fall
Labor Party
Laborites
Lerter
The Way of the World and The Radio Age
Grove Patterson discusses ideas on gender claims by Sir James Barrie and Lady Diana Manners. The column notes examples from history and literature while arguing for higher radio program standards and better equipment.
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Grove Patterson
Sensitively Reflective Comment by Mrs Root Note
Mrs Ada Root, wife of a New York railroad president, is said to have been blind three times. Vision was restored by Dr Wilmer, prompting fundraising for a major eye hospital at Johns Hopkins University. Mrs Hoot comments on awakening to human service, noting most people live selfishly until inspired by events.
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Ada Root
New York Railroad
Wilmer
Johns Hopking University
Unclear fragment hints at municipal pawnshop pledges
Fragment discusses unselfish work and municipal pawnshops handling pledges from pensions to automobiles. It notes identification and signature on a printed form as proof of ownership for pledged property and mentions a person named Joana in the context of the transaction.
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Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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Supreme Court of
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Philadelhia
J. ©. Walton
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