Presidential primaries shape party fortunes and futures
The piece notes Ohio delegates to Republicans for Coolidge and Johnson's weakness, asks what Democrats will do with Cox's victory and McAdoo's fall from grace. It argues for clear ideological choice, warns against a weak two party alignment, and calls for insurgent unity or real party consolidation to energize elections and policy.
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Coolidge
Ohio
Johnson
Cox
McAdoo
Underwood
Gov
Preuss
Minnesota
United States
Noodles and the Five Percent Thinkers
A lively critique on mental laziness and crowd thinking cites a witty remark about the head as the 'Noodle' and asks readers to exercise their thinking power. It references a Steuben-Wille Gazette quotation and notes the first broadcasting set was made from a rib, per the Akron Beacon Journal.
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Akron
Beacon-Journal
Yesterday and Today in Ohio and Birthday Highlights
Yesterday in Ohio recalls historic events from 1863 to 1916 including Chancellorsville battles and Oklahoma territorial law. It notes industrial, postal, and municipal milestones and lists notable birthdays such as Owen J. Roberts Jerome K Jerome Harold F McCormick Charles H Sloan and James F Byrnes with origins and ages.
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Chargland
Leopold
Saxe-Coburg
Chancellorsville
New York
Bilbao
Marshal Concha
John Henry Hobart Brown
Pat Fond
Jerome K. Jerome
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Charles H. Sloan
Nebraska
Montico
James F. Byrnes
South
Campaign to raise funds for a women’s building at Michigan
A campaign is launched to raise $1,000 for a women’s building on the University of Michigan campus. Multiple misread segments mention travelers and protective associations but the core item is the university fundraiser.
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University of Michigan
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A New York读者记述对总统演讲的印象 称柯立芝自制力强 自觉掌控局势 并引用其名言自私等于自毁 评述人生意义与道德价值 对孤独与社会责任有感慨 指向个人与公共品格的重要性
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Grove Patterson
A B Slogan Plays Role in Local Malt Liquor Debate
A humorous, condensed rural note suggests avoiding a full vote while backing a light beer and wine plank. The writer jokes about women and marriage as a voter turnout theme with rustic humor.
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Gittin
Komical Telegrams About Flivvers in Bad Weather
A jokey column notes great weather for driving but poor roads spark irritation. A narrator riffs on misread signs, misfortune on one way streets, passing wrecks, and arguing with a wife about real laws of the road. He dreams of burning old cars while airships loom as future humor.
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Akron
Massillon
Indianapolis
Mister Donahey
Nero
Rome
English Aristocrats Take Up Work as Mannequins
Young women of the English aristocracy seek activity and fill roles as fashion mannequins. Miss Elizabeth Ponsonby, daughter of the British Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, models daily in a fashionable West End shop alongside five other noted beauties.
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Elizabeth Ponsonby
Ponsonby
West End
London
Upshaw Highlighted as Prohibition Leader and Congressman
Rep William J Upshaw of Georgia appears as a leading dry voice and potential vice presidential candidate. The long time prohibitionist was known for urging a dry pledge among congressmen and built a public record from humble beginnings, education interrupted by illness, and work for youth before entering Mercer University and founding the Golden Age magazine.
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William D. Upshaw
Tnine
Nate
William J. Upshaw
Georgia
Upshaw
Congress
Coweta County
Atlanta
Galis
Choes
Mercer University
Macon
Mercer
Bessie Tift College
Golden Age
God
Anti-Saloon League
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Law
Elyria Gas Company Lowers Artificial Gas Price
The Elyria Gas Company announces a rate of 1.80 per 1000 for artificial gas with the same price for 3000 feet or more. A 20 percent discount is offered for prompt payment. In nearby notes a Florida gallinule is shown in a Parson's yard display, and Jesse Tite receives permission to operate a fish wagon at Mill and Broad during fishing season. William H. Tucker is elected grand secretary of the Royal Arcanum for the twelfth time. The centennial of Washington’s inauguration is observed with events at the opera house and St. Andrew's church, plus speeches by P. H. Boynton and Major N. B. Gates among others. A women's freedom meeting in an English town emphasizes independence of woman with a hat borrowed for collection.
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Elyria Gas Company
Jesse Tite
Mill and
Broad Street
William H. Tucker
Royal Arcanum
Gen. Washington
United States
Opera House
St. Andrew's Church
P. H. Boynton
N. B. Gates
A. R. Webber
D. J. He
Third party convention in St Paul denied Communist control
J A H Hopkins chair of the arrangements committee said the June 17 convention in St Paul will be open to any group subscribing to five planks including government ownership of railroads and civil rights restoration. He argued no single faction can control the event with 5000 to 10000 delegates expected and many non Communist organizations already joinin g.
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St. Paul
J. A. H. Hopkins
Hopkins
Farmer- Voges
Minnesota
Northwest
Con- Peuiiwu Bs Aly Eluueo
Four Women Appointed as Justices of the Peace in Bombay
The four women appointed as justices of the peace in Bombay signal a path to women serving as honorary magistrates. Maharashtra leads with Ms. S. Cousins already serving as a woman magistrate, a talented European.
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Bombay
Madras
S. Cousins
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