Roosevelt Calls for Progressive Republican Party Youth Appeal
Col Theodore Roosevelt urged the Republican Party to court young voters and become a live party with future facing ideals. He argued the party’s strength declines when youth engagement drops and noted low national turnout with only slight gains over four years.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Fim
United States
Rourg
Ite
Born Gentlemen experiment in New York City
A curious note discusses an experiment with fifty three baby pairs in New York City where a boy and girl were placed together to see who would take a toy first. The piece questions the conclusion that boys are born gentlemen and calls for further study.
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New York City
Nervous as 1926 elections loom without Coolidge
Washington dispatches report Senators and Representatives facing re election fear they lack President Coolidge on the ticket. Some propose shortening the term to run with the President more often. A campaign by Coolidge is deemed unlikely despite possible limited involvement.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Japan's Voting Rights Expanded For Full Maturity
The text notes Japan shifting from an oligarchic system with about 200 000 eligible voters to universal suffrage for those of full maturity, numbering 3 900 000, signaling a move away from the old military elite and a potential for stronger peace in the country. It also contrasts this with U S tax expectations, asserting rising prosperity and potential tax cuts.
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Japan
Ofey
Child in France Receives Weve Centers After Bandit’s Execution
Reports from France state a child was given centers of an executed bandit and is doing well. Officials note the child may surprise its parents in the future.
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France
Poems That Live Baby Louise
Fragment from a 19th century poem addressed to a child named Baby Louise. The speaker praises her innocence and beauty, imagines angelic prayer, and expresses enduring affection as the child sleeps. The verse repeats the name and images of the baby with tender, lyrical language.
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Baby Louise
Town Plans Land for Garbage Disposal Plant Site
Reports note the purchase of about iF two acres of land north of town to host a new garbage disposal plant. Former mayor M H Levacood resigns as secretary of WL A M S Co. The American Construction and Trading Co of Elyria is incorporated with $1,000,000 capital. The Masonic Temple Co forms to build a temple on the east side of the city park.
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M. H Levagood
WL A. M.S. Co
American Construction and Trading Co
Elyria
Masonic Temple Co
Masonic Temple
Charles Hyde Heads Hamilton Fish Chair at Columbia University
The Hamilton Fish professor chair at Columbia University is being filled by Charles Cheney Hyde after his retirement as solicitor of the U S State Department. Hyde succeeds John Bassett Moore, who retired after more than 30 years on the faculty to serve as American member of the Permanent Court of International Justice. Hyde taught international law at Northwestern and authored works on international law. Dr Charles D Walcott, marking his 75th birthday, is noted for paleontology leadership as Smithsonian secretary since 1997 and for work on Cambrian fossils and geology.
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Hamilton Fish
Columbia University
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O" Hyde
U. S. State Department
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Hyde
John Bassett Moore
Charles Hyde
Permanent Court of International Justice
the Hague
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Chicago
United States
State Department
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Herding
Charles D. Walcott
America
Smithsonian Institution
U. S. Geological Survey
National Museum
Carnegie Institution
Federal Reclamation Service
Dr. Walcott
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Academy of Sciences
Anniversary notes from a bygone era with names and events
A garbled list recalls birthdays and deaths of notable figures such as Pope Pius XI and Henry W. Corbett, along with anniversaries like the Eiffel Tower inauguration and a protest in Albert Hall. It notes a stockholders meeting for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and two trade conventions in Michigan.
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Switzerland
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Selkirk
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Senate
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Prince Henry Wiliam
Albert Hall
London
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
America
Pittsburgh
Eastern Ice Association
Muskegon
Mich
Michigan Ice Industries Association
Cascade Park swing bridge plans amid park board actions
Twenty years ago the park board arranged to build a swing bridge across the river in Cascade Park. Heavy comment followed the Savings Bank of Lorsa heen failure after cashier admitted 139000 of bank stock speculation with Dana Walker, assistant cashier, placed under arrest as the city council faced issues.
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Lors
Heen
Dana Walker
Pope Pius XI Birthday Anniversary Noted
A note marks the 68th birthday anniversary of Pope Pius XI as Canada closes its fiscal year on this day, reflecting on events centering around 75 years ago.
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Pius XI
Dominion of Canada
Untitled remark on travel tips and humor at O' Meredeon Hall
Abe Martin quips in a casual line about a serum dog team in Alaska and starting Uncle Tom's Cabin to clean up. Manager Gabe Craw notes the consumer pays the traveling man's tips among other things.
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Alaska
Gabe Craw
Tornado Spurs Rise in Diseases in Southeastern Illinois
Athens reports Health Commissioner J. M. Higgins says the recent tornado swept millions of disease threats into Southeastern One causing an apparent rise in respiratory illnesses since the great windstorm that hit Athens county.
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Athens
J. M. Higgins
Illinois
Optimistic view of college students from Western Reserve president
Dr. Robert E. Vinson of Western Reserve University defends today’s students in Cleveland, praising their brains and seriousness. He argues against calling today’s youth the worst generation and urges optimism about the future, while noting limits on college attendance should be by natural merit.
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Western Reserve University
Robert E. Vinson
Cleveland
Vinson
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Dr. Vinson
American note on German pupil centered schools and eclipse insights
Grove Patterson discusses German pupil led schools where students lecture and advance by ability, praising rapid study. He cites Swarthmore astronomer John A. Muller on helium and coronium, notes Dryden’s lines, laments handshakes spreading flu, and reflects on Puritan foundations shaping American character despite flaws.
City water bill dispute with Nelsonville school board
Nelsonville waterworks demands immediate payment of 600 by the city school board or shut off water to school buildings. The school board protests claiming water should be free to city owned plants. In Defiance, migration of jobless wanderers rises with 220 migrants given overnight lodging since January.
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Nelsonville
City Waterworks Board
City School Board
Defiance
Weaner
Columbus
Amer
Ohio music teachers to convene in Columbus April 2024
The Music Center of the World hosts a joint convention of the Ohio Music Teachers' and Ohio Federation of Music Clubs in Columbus in April 2024. Attendees will include music teachers, delegates, and speakers of national and international repute such as Mme Marguerite Melville Liszniewski from Poland Dionisie, and academics from the Conservatory of Music Clarence Dickinson New York Herbert Witherspoon New York Maurice Kessler Oberlin College and Cecil Fanning Columbus.
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Music Center of the World
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Music Teachers
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Mme
Marguerite Melville Liszniewski
Dionisie
Theigemuat Conservatory of Music
Clarence Dickinson
New York
Herbert With
Train collision near Kazansky station kills fifty
Moscow reports a head on crash of two suburban trains near Kazansky station killing fifty and injuring many. Ambulances flood the scene as rescue efforts begin.
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Moscow
Kazansky
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