Veto Power and Bipartisan Tension in State Governance
The text argues that vetoes by governors can guard against bad legislation from immaturity or special interests. It notes examples from Ohio New York and New Jersey, praising independent governors who veto misguided measures while warning against crude partisan conflict. It stresses the need for executive and legislature to align on formative laws.
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Donakey
Ohio
New York
Smith
Pele
Silzer
New Jersey
They Call Themselves Christians Over Fosdick Controversy
The religious world is stirred by Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick debates as some seek to injure him or block his voice in churches. Critics claim intolerance contradicts Christ’s life and the spread of truth.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
Idle Hands and the Devil's Work
A fragmented account recalls an English traveler asking what counts as a gentleman and a friend replying that they are those who work. An American contrasts by noting a class of tramps in his country. The text condemns idleness and vice, warning that dissipation and Satan foster corrupt behavior among the so called gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Man Returns Five Dollar Gift To Connecticut Church Treasurer
A man in Middle town Connecticut mistakenly placed a five dollar gift on the church contribution plate instead of a penny. He later requested the five dollars back from the treasurer, who, pleased with the surprise, refunded the amount and gave a quarter as a token of happiness. The incident raises questions about credit and proper church handling.
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Middle Town
Arturo Allesandr
Arturo Allesandri
Chile
la Moneda
Allesandri
Lst
Court of Honor
Chilean Congress
Doctor Warns Against Handsake In Spread Of Disease
A University of Michigan physician cautions that handshakes can transmit illnesses like influenza. The advice urges people to avoid close contact to reduce disease spread and maintain public health.
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University of Michi
Gan
Anniversary and historical notes from yesterdays issue
Yesterday's items include the Royal charter noted for Illinois region, Newton's death, Rambler's debut, Patrick Henry's speech, Baltimore and Ohio railroad books, Peter Porter’s death, and a 15 thousand life earthquake claim. Also today’s births, the Arturo Allesandri Chile story, and a poem by Thomas Moore.
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York
Delaware
Connecticut
Sir Isaac Newton
Kensington
England
Samuel Johnson
Petrick Henry
Richmond
Baltimore and Ohio
Peter B. Porter
J. Q. Adams
Niagara Falls
Salisbury
Conn
Argentine Republic
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Paris
League of Nations
Oklahoma
Seattle
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Boston
First Day of Spring Noted Across Nation
Dr Charles W. Eliot appears at Harvard events as Greenville Texas marks its 75th founding anniversary and a Virginia D A R meeting in Nachmond discusses Patrick Henry speech anniversary. A Boston exhibit celebrates women’s business progress while UNC awards LL D to Cornelia Philips Spencer. Mississippi D A R meets Natchez with marker unveiling at Elizabeth Female Academy site.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Greenville
Texas
Virginia
D A. R
Nachmond Todes
Patrick Henry
Yale
Princeton
Boston
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
Corelia Philips Spencer
South
University of North Carolina
Mississippi
Natchez
Elizabeth Female Academy
Washington, Miss
Largest pipe organ installed at Roosevelt Memorial Park
A $150000 pipe organ installed in Roosevelt Memorial Park Los Angeles is described as the largest musical instrument ever built. Its music is expected to carry five to seven miles, according to officials.
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Roosevelt Memorial Park
Los Angeles
Final Mystic Club dance marks close of city events
Forty years ago the Mystic Club composed of ten young residents held its tenth and final dance drawing a large crowd from the city and nearby areas. Warm days yielded to a freeze with temperatures dropping to zero. A bill proposed taxing Elyria Township to fund a soldier's monument costing up to 8600 dollars. Four months without rain left wells and cisterns nearly dry. A teachers examination at the high school saw 79 candidates, with 18 earning teaching certificates.
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Mystic Club
Bor
Elyria
Way of the World: Goulding thought on self made men
Grove Patterson’s column discusses taking things slowly yet pursuing many tasks, honors Edison and Steinmetz, and cites views on self forgetfulness, ambition, and the drive to plan a clear path to success. It notes Chicago World’s Fair plans and remarks on future leaders and population density.
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Steinmetz
Alvin Johnson
New Republic
Edison
William Feather
Cleveland
Philadelphia Ledger
Way of the World
Remembered Women of the White House and Garden Beauty
The piece notes Dolly Madison planting trees and shrubs at the White House and the first Mrs Wilson giving the gardens an artistic touch. It ponders who the remembered women of the White House will prove to be as efforts to beautify the grounds are highlighted.
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Chicago
Ma Ferguson
Texas
Prince of Wales
Ington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
White House
Dolly Madison
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Martin B. Madden
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J. P. Morgan & Co
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Thomas Moore
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Matt BO
Nowarraes Ey
Idaho
Pearl Moots
Imperial Furniture Co
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Murbach Coal and Supply Co
S. J. George, Taylor & CO
Grove Patterson
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ATL
Southeastern
Europe
Eve
Earth
Lake Ontario
United States
Mound City Blue Blowers
Brunswick Record
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Everything Musical
Elementa
Elyria Hardware CO
Sharon Glasse
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