Land of Opportunity and European Diplomacy Reflected
A speech extols American opportunity through perseverance from an errand boy to president of the New York Central. It contrasts U S rise with European diplomacy, praising Ramsay MacDonald’s frank note to Poincare and urging sane European settlement to restore peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ramsay MacDonald
Poincare
Ramsey MacDonald
Germany
England
Coalition
Torr
Europe
The Eclipse of Foreign News and French Economic Struggles
The article notes European affairs, focusing on France under Poincare with financial strain. It discusses Paris expending beyond income, currency near par, rising prices, and tighter incomes, while warning the financial system’s fragility and broader hardship observed by the French people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Poincare
France
Yesterday's In Ohio And Births Across The Nation
One year ago today the aviation tragedy near Toadian N onigt led to a remembrance of notable figures. Birthdays include Alexander McNair Missouri's first governor who died in St Louis, Grover Cleveland born in Caldwell New Jersey, and John M. Unve in Congress from Missouri. Also noted are Marcus Marks Father of Daylight Saving from Manhattan and Frank Moran Cleveland heavyweight, all tied to a broad roll call of anniversaries and historical notes.
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Saa
Portugal
Sicily
Alexander McNair
Missou
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Grover Cleveland
US States
Caldwell
N. J
Princston
John Muve
Misad
Garrard County
Tom
London
Todian Nonigt
de Stoignandé
Bost
Athens
Missigame, Kye
Burlin
Marcus M. Marks
Ronte Dent
Manhattan
Thaylight Saving
N.Y
Frank Moran
Cleveland
Ambiguous OCR Snapshot of Election Briefs and Announcements
OCR text hints at a Franco British diplomatic note and a U S political ballot preview. Mentions include a French bishop, a British ambassador, and the 1924 Republican ballot with Calvin Coolidge and W. Johnson, plus a Democratic candidate McAdoo. No coherent event details or outcomes available.
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Moxtepin
Rey Angusesa Schinner
Esme Wiitish
States
Ameri
ABE MARTIN On the democratic and republican wheel horses
A cryptic fragment hints at political machine dynamics and party survival phrases. It references a struggle between Democratic and Republican forces and the idea of survival of the fittest within the party system.
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Pee
Sohniddy Lever
Pup
Komical Telegrams and a Shizuoka Wage Request
Komical Telegrams recount misadventures at a party and a factory trip ending in a cold car with a heater on full blast. The column notes a Saint Patrick’s party mishap, references to Burke and a Rotary Club, and a joke about dancing shoes. It ends with a Shizuoka Japan report of workers proposing wage cuts due to low business mood.
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Ary Stolzenburg
Dewith
Leo Myers
Henry
Mys
Toledo
Leo
Shizuoka Prefecture
Japan
Timely Views on World Topics
A dated column quotes Funny Heaslip Lea arguing against women proposing marriage. The piece contends men refuse proposals more readily, favor brief engagements, and that romance is fragile. It reflects early 20th century gender norms and courtship ideas.
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Heaslip Lea
Bren
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A reflection on social class and merit arguing that an enduring aristocracy of brains and service will persist. The author notes life’s meaning lies in regular work and responsibility, with travel and national debt relief shaping outlooks and youth self reliance.
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Grove Patterson
Britain
MacDonald
William R. George
Junior Republic Inn
Willian R
Reorz
Movement to relocate fire apparatus on Second Street
A proposal sought to move the fire apparatus to another location on Second Street and convert the old quarters into a police station. The note references Helen Garay and a social engagement for two years, with unfinished text suggesting ongoing discussions.
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Second Street
Helen Garay
Local Officials Change and City Plans for School and Services
L C Landsittle was chosen secretary of the Chamber of Commerce replacing H W Hinman who resigned. State plans were approved for a new technical high school on Sixth Street. City expenses for 1914 were estimated at 214 500 with the safety department securing 37 377. A petition signed by 500 taxpayers asked the city council for a city wide garbage collection.
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L. C. Landsittle
Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Hinman
Sixth Street
Wilbur Named Navy Head by Coolidge
Curtis D. Wilbur is selected by President Coolidge to head the United States Navy succeeding Edwin Denby. A Naval Academy graduate born May 1 1857 at Boonesboro Pennsylvania he served in law and politics after leaving Annapolis and became a leading jurist.
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Coolidge
Edwin Denby
United States Navy
Navy
Curis D. Wilbur
Naval Academy
Booneshnre
Catis Wilbur
Uty
Jamestown
N. C
California
Annapolis
Supre
California jurist reshapes juvenile court and welfare efforts
The text notes a California figure who reorganized the juvenile court and drafted bills forming California's juvenile court law. He previously served as chief justice of the supreme court two years ago and has played a leading role in child welfare movements and Sunday school activities. His brother, Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, is identified as Stanford University's president.
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California
Udlund Cuief Jualics
Sulpreme Court
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Poems That Live Faith From In Memoriam
Poem fragment reflects faith and reverence guiding knowledge and mind toward a united music. Alfred Tennyson’s meditation on mercy, light, and human folly appears alongside a note about Canada’s vast water power.
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Lorain
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State of
Ohio
York Omcesx
A. E Clayden
Chicago
Omca
John W. Hunter
Marquette
THE
Land OF
Opportunity
America
New York Central Railroad
Alfred H. Smith
Old Lake Shore Railroad
Messenger
Mmany
Young
Kalamazoo
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
New York Central Lines
Wm. €. Brown
Central Park
New York
Smith
New York Central
Avia
Sweden
Abe Martin
Ala
Thwenty-s
Jim Armitage
Chroni
Burke
Chiropodists
Rotary Club
Bermuda
Hudnut
Mischka
Brit Rainey
Mister Volstead
Tim
Hemay
Tropics
Kingdom of Heaven
Harry Lauder
Nema
Ggleta UO
W. Phillips
Curtis D. Wilbur
Alfred Tennyson
Canada
Broad St
Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Williams
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