Senate Thrones Warren Bid With Ethics Question
The Senate rejects appointing Warren as attorney general linking the move to Republican discipline of La Follette supporters. The piece argues attorneys often serve powerful clients and face conflicts between public duty and private interests, noting ethics challenges in the legal profession and the pull of financial rewards over patriotic action.
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Senate
Warren
United States
la Follette
Personal Service Emphasized in Aid to Poor Families
The Eighty-first Annual report of the Association for Improving the Conditions of the Poor argues material aid alone often fails. Skilled personal service by nurses visitors physicians and job finders helps families overcome distress and rebuild self sufficiency. It urges welfare work in small cities via neighborly aid and cautions against demoralizing material relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Association For Improving
New York City
Poems That Live the Deserted Village
Poem lines lament England’s shift from rural plenty to wealth-driven decay. Goldsmith contrasts a once thriving peasantry with a dispossessed land where luxury robs simplicity. The piece recalls past labor, health, and innocence fading as prosperity declines.
Insanity Expert Links Jazz to Mental Disorder Increasing Drug Use
Dr Harris, New York State insane asylum superintendent, warns modern life stressors drive abnormal behavior. He cites vacuous advertisements and heavy drinkers, notes jazz blare lacks therapy, and claims alcohol problems rose with better access but mental illness persists among youths and families at dances and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
New York State
Harr
Yesterday's Notable Names And Events Recap
An assortment of historical notes covers anniversaries births and career milestones. Highlights include Adolph Ochs NYT publisher honored by France born in Cimennes 67 today, E Lee Trinkle Virginia governor born Wytheville 49 today, and Thomas A Low Canadian minister born Quebec 62 today. The section also notes Senator George H Moses from Maine becoming president pro tempore, with career milestones from Dartmouth College to Greece and Montenegro ambassadorships and multiple state roles.
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Ochs
New York Times
Legion of Honor
Cimennais
E. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
Wyidevills
Thomas A. Low
Dominion Cabinet
Quebec
William Cabell Brues
United States
Marvyland
Charlotte County
George H. Moses
United States Senate
Maine
New Hampshire
Lubec
Dartmouth College
The
and Statesman Co. Publishers
Concord N. H
Aitimg
New Hamp
Festival of St Gregory the Great Observed Today
Today marks the Festival of St Gregory the Great and milestones in several figures. Oregon Governor Theodore Gelber Geer turns seventy five, recalling a century since notable Jesuit educator Edward Doves was born and memorial centennial events linked to Pilbert and American city paving. Pilgrims sail from Naples as others plan tours of Rome, France, and Ireland shrines.
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St. Gregory the Great
New Ene
Blige Zara
Theodore T. Geer
Oregon
Edward Peter Doves
Edzar A. Por
Ludwig $. Pilbert
Rome
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Naples
Italy
France
Ireland
Voting Rights From A Red World Note
French women, among the prominent nationalities of the Red world, are the only ones who can neither vote nor be elected to office.
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Red World
City Council Passes Ordinance Licensing Path Brokers
Rev John P Sala resigns from Church of Chr amid hints he sought another city. A R Webber plans to run for Tadge to replace Judge Hayden. Attorney Guy Findley shocks friends by announcing marriage to Miss Charles in Michigan. Elyria barbers decided.
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John P. Sala
Church of Chr
A. R. Webber
Tadge
Hayden
Guy Findley
Charles
Michigan
Elyria Barbers
City council backs market plan on Broad Street
The council supported Major Conway's proposal to establish a city market on Broad Street and noted a price rise for a shave from ten to fifteen cents including hot towel and neck shave.
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Conway
Some Pont
Broad Street
The Way of the World insights and figures
A column by Grove Patterson previews a Rotary Club talk featuring Howard M. Jefferson of the Federal Reserve on guiding college graduates toward meaningful life work. It cites funding drives, literary debate on novels, and reflections on public service and personal duty. Real estate transfers close the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
New York
Howard M. Jeffferson
Federal Reserve Bank
Rotary Club
Bert Npenio
Representative Tilson Named Republican Floor Leader
Representative John Q. Tilson of Connecticut, a native of Clear, will be the Republican floor leader in the 69th Congress, shaping party strategy and steering key votes. His rise signals a focused approach to legislative priorities and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Clear
Coal firm touts sprint at 87 50 ton price
The Hygienic Ice and Coal Co advertises coal sales urging customers to stock up before warm weather, offering a sprint price of 87.50 per ton and a contact phone number 2500.
Local Real Estate Transfers and Advertising Notices
Multiple property and advertising transactions listed including Mary Bowen to Otis Smith for lot 2 in Royce's addition near Oberlin, $600. Waslawx Sikora to Joseph Laziompa for Ints 19 20 in Elyria with attorneys ad to Elyria totaling $3 500. Otis D Smith to C R Suneners for lot 2 in Royce's ad near Oberlin $500. Q W Burkhart to Monna Stastny for lot 6 in Wallice with Jones Root's ad to Lorain $6 000.
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Mary Bowen
Otis Smith
Royce’s
Oberlin
Waslawx Sikora
Joseph Laziompa
Ely
Elyria
Otis D Smith
C. R. Suneners
Royce
Q. W. Burkhart
Monna Stastny
Wallice
Jones & Root
Lorain
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. F Sured
A C. Hudnutt
Elyria Pontofice
Dally
City
State of
Ohio
A. E Clayden Inc
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenue
Boomerang
England
Oliver Goldsmith
Luis Radio
Harite
PSGS
Edinburgh
Victoria
New Wales
Cray Hall
St. Patrick's Day
Cambridge University
Premer Ler c
Rus i
Athens
J. Z. Morgan & Co
Bank of France
Annette Abbott Adams
Tthe Tuite
Tivilip
Cabi
Abe Martin
Coolidge
Grove Patterson
Pierre Rosa Academy
Bob
Ev Acuten
Kne
Entlaed
Uae
Cat Enterprises
F. B. Snyder
Nov'western University
Pam
David Starr Jordan
Reagan
Stroet
UCSS
Tennessee
Yale
New Haven
Spain
Tyson
New Heoceon
Connecticut General Assembly
House of Representatives
van de Boe-Haga
Bertha Holley
Vineyard Beach
Avon Lake
Rowena Jones
Lena Johnson
Shultz & Parsgher
Grate Henter
Richard Kain
Benny Graead
Lena Matuzak
John Mangan
Wainwright Flower Store
East Side Market
Marcel Waring
West Broad Street
Carpenter and Birkline
J.J. Mosher Contractor and
Builder &Op
Park Ave
Victrola
Day’s Music Store
ALL Things Musical
Lo Exera
Aticuls
Masland
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