Truth, Freedom, and Law in Our Government
A 1920 IA OHIO piece argues Americans should trust orderly constitutional processes over radical or reactionary methods. It defends free expression and contrasts repression abroad with the United States system, urging support for prohibition and sustained belief in the nation’s elastic, just democracy. It cites a New York socialist episode as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onary
Sistory
Fedl
Russia
Lotere
Inor Smith
New York
Age
Ady
Socialist minority rights vs majority power in state legislature
The governor defends inclusive committee appointments for a Socialist member, arguing majority rule with 76 of 150 votes ensures passage while praising constitutional rights. He cites Albany purges of Socialists as dangers to free representation and notes U S figures backing minority protections and prosecutions of individual criminals. April 13. Mrs. John studies expression, aided by Lucile Paradea and Charles Hurst in Cleveland.
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Smith
Socialist Party
Albany
New York
New York City
Supreme Court
Charles E. Hughes
Berger
Congress
Newberry
Michigan
John
Tucker School of Expression
Cleveland
Lucile Paradea
Charles Hurst
Lorain
Wellington Social Round Reports Several Local Visits
Wellington residents share weekend visits and illness notes. Among entries, Doris Reynolds suffers pneumonia while George Brumby shows improvement. Supt. Kerr mourns his mother in Freeport and Cassandra Weaver John plans a Methodist church entertainment Tuesday evening.
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Geo Quay
Fred Burchell
Cleveland
John Gadd
Mr. Miler
Ashland
Olive Benedict
H. Townsend
P O Lee
Elyria
Lorain
Russell Harbaugh
Edward Laird
C. P. Roedel
Margaret Hayes
Oberlin College
Vernon Emery
L. Shepard
P. K Knapp
Polk
Ohio
J H
A van Cleef
St Petersburg
Flo
Wellington
C E Baylor
Pam Williams
Delaware
George Brumby
E . Kerr
Freeport
Kerr
Cassandra Weaver
John
Smeth Patrol Twins In Ten Sears For City Judge
Jersey City report notes Judge Doherty of the Court of Common Pleas, as he left the bench for home, was approached by a man who whispered a remark prompting a startled reply and a brief exchange ending with a puzzled show of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smeth
SEARS
Jersey City
N. J
Doherty
Court of Common Pleas
Twins Born at Courthouse Marriage Life Noted
Word spread at the Courthouse that Mrs. Doherty gave birth to twins during ten years of marriage. Two twins died, but the remaining pair, a boy and a girl, survive. The narrator recalls a conversation with a man who spoke of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadlin
Zinovieff of Russia A Bolshevist Leader and Orator
A biographical sketch of Ovsei Gershon Apfelbaum alias Zinovieff a Bolshevist central committee member and Lenine ally. The article notes his birthplace in Ukraine his exile years his roles with Lenine his editorship of the Social Democrat in Switzerland and his stance against militarism and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovsei Gershon Apfelbaum
Zinovieff
Radomysisky
Shatsky
Grigoriev
Ukraine
Cme
Lenine
Bolshevist
Galela
Social- Democrat
Switzerland
Russia
Berne
Quintal
Moscow
Petrograd
England
The Woman Who Didn’t Like to Cook Sermon on Domestic Duty
A preacher counsels a woman who complains her husband is away three evenings weekly. He argues women must cook to sustain families, citing scripture on feeding the hungry and warning that lazy homemaking harms souls and faith. He calls for visible acts of love through labor at the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Son of God
Satan
Jesus
Jess
James
Emory Tutman’s dramatic weight loss tale from New York to Atlantic City
Emery Tutman once weighed 668 pounds and faced legal trouble in New York. He now weighs 440 pounds after several months of Turkish bath treatment. He credits the bath with his reduction and plans to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Emery Tutman
New York
Emory
George Strickland Chosen Leader of Bands in Ashland
Wellington reports George Strickland of Ashland selected as leader of the adult and boys bands guiding local music groups through upcoming schedule and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
George Strickland
Ashland
Prejudice Against Glasses Advice on Wearing Lenses
The piece warns against prejudice toward glasses and offers practical help. It pledges thorough examinations of ages and promises to provide correct lenses and well fitting frames at low prices. It appeals to wisdom and timely, sight saving guidance.
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Chicago
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National
Germany
Sion
Blas
Agwee
Wellingon
Clinton van Duyke
Ralph Cassidy
E . Garrett
Doris Reynolds
W. Rryant
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A. E Smith
Grace
Edwin C Wise
Walter Chapin
Hale Street
Jeanette Lansinger
Be- Tea
L. E. Walker
Robert Lacey
Dresden
Wm Meredith
Marjorie Johnson
la Grange
Lizzie Perkins
Paul Williams
Helen Coby
B. Williams
Mahbelle
Atloon Davis
Iva Jones
Woodsfield
Avon
Frank Sampson
Gwite
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Shay
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Tutman
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Jeweler and Optometrist
Broad St
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