Trouble Brewing at Washington International Council Meet
The National Patriotic Council of New York seeks to control and censor the International Council of Women convention in Washington. It pledges to oppose pacifists and those deemed ultra liberal, threatening a tea party atmosphere and censorship of literature. Delegates from major U S women's groups fear suppression of free speech and diverse views.
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National Patriotic Council
New York
International Council of Women
Washington
United States
General Federation of Women's Clubs
The
League of Women Voters
W.C. A
Ladies of the Maccabees
Needlework Guild of America
Medical Women's National Association
National Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Council of Jewish
International Organization of the World- Wide Youth Movement
International Council
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Jane Adams
Hull House
Chicago
Pro Patriotic Council
Lady Aberdeen
Canada
England
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Mary F. Wooley
Aurelia Reinhardt
American Association of University Women
Anna A. Gordon
WLC. T. U
John D. Sherman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Katherine Davis
Y. W. CA
Maud Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
Julia Lathrop
Count Karolyi
Mrs Farrell speaks on mental illness in New York schools
An audience of five hundred hears Miss Elizabeth Farrell deny a fixed limit of 37,000 mentally ill pups. She says the mental illness concern reflects the broader citywide situation and urges cautious interpretation of ungraded New York school data presented to teachers.
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Elizabeth Farrell
Board of
Edue
New York
Spitting in the Bull Dog's Eye Yard
Fragmentary notes describe a controversial figure and a grand practical work of Amenean camship, praised as among the greatest of its kind this decade, with unclear surrounding details and attribution.
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Amenean
Poems That Live the Poplar Field
The poem by William Cowper laments old poplar groves felled and shade lost, as years pass and memories fade. It reflects on fleeting human pleasures and mortality, with the speaker envisioning a grave and turf, mourning the grove's loss and the end of the shade it once provided.
Anniversaries and Birthdays Trigger Historic Dates
Yesterday and today in history note eighteenth, nineteenth, and early twentieth century events. Prussia defeats Austria at Prague under Frederick the Great. Burgoyne arrives at Quebec to command British forces. Loretto, Pa born 1770, Prince Ganz later priest. Gen John W. Penn and others. Also Senate action and obituaries. birthdays include Frederick William, Georges Hue, Oscar Undersace, John McCutcheon. Convention openings span Pittsburgh to Atlantic City and Chicago to Cleveland.
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Prague
Frederck the Great
Charles of Lorraine
Genzal Burgosne
Quebec
Prince Ganz
Loretto
Delat Loretto
The
Hague
John W. Pain
Chareena
US Senate
Giuty
Fredernick William
Prass
Potsdam
Georges Adolph Hue Freuch
Versailes
Oscar W Undersace
Uni
Abhet
Lomaine
aEen Jodar
John T McCutcheon
Looast
Tippecaray Iy
Ind
British events mark anniversaries and exhibitions in Wembley
Britain notes the fifteenth anniversary of a royal session, a silver wedding for Governor New York and Mrs Alfred E Smith, and the deferment of the British Empire Exhibition opening at Wembley until Saturday with King George in attendance. Over 200 tracts of Indian lands in Oklahoma valued at 109000 dollars will be offered at public de al.
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Britain
King George
James Gordor Beonartt
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Wembley
Oklahoma
Miss Martha Berry Honored for Distinguished Service
The Day’s AWS notes Miss Martha Berry founder of the Berry School in Georgia, praised as a pioneer in practical education. Her school near Rome, established for poor mountain children, has produced a large, influential alumni network including senators and lawyers, shaping southern agricultural colleges run by Berry School alumni.
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Martha Berry
Tronseyals
Berry School
Georgia
Moss Be
Rch
Rome
Ai Fanines
Tyanty Sear
Berry
Old Berre
Theodore Barno
ABE MARTIN On Public Office and Ballot Choice
ABE MARTIN argues that good men can be appointed but elections make it nearly impossible to elect them. He notes the persistent problem of selecting capable leaders in the political process and the vigilance required to improve governance.
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Green
Hiram Percy Maxim Leads In Amateur Radio Circle
Hiram Percy Maxim, president of the American Radio Relay League, heads the delegation to the International Radio Union congress in Paris. Born 1869 in Brooklyn, he graduated MIT at 17, later working with major firms and now presiding over Maxim Silencer Co. A prominent inventor and member of key engineering societies.
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Hiram Percy Maxim
American Radio Relay League
International Radio Union
Paris
Radio Ya
Turan Maxim
Brooklyn
School of Mechanic Arts
Massachusetts | Institute of Technology
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Jenney Electric Co
W.S. Hill Elect Co
Boston
Thomson Rcal Welding Co
Lynn
Mass
American Projectile Co
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
The piece notes Episcopal pension for retired ministers at 660 a year and hints it may rise to 750. It quotes Chesterton on minorities leading the way forward and warns against following the crowd, urging courage when solitary in belief.
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Grove Patterson
The
Episcopal Church
G. K. Chesterton
Disputed Views On Work, Wealth, And Education
The column argues tasks are as big as we fear them, asserts American wealth spreads across classes reducing unrest, notes labor moving into banking, and critiques state laws on mental capacity and Bible instruction. It laments slow progress, praises Ohio and Tennessee debates, and comments on Bible translation, compulsory church attendance in camps, and common sense in cooking and athletics.
Rail safety show draws Elyrians to depot exhibit
Many Elyrians visited the New York Central safety show near the depot. A motion picture tour graphically displayed accident causes from negligence in railroad shops crossings and yards. Models of safety devices and photographs of safety first methods highlighted the exhibit.
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New York Central
Vivilly
Township Trustees Debate Cemetery Land Purchase
A 25 Years Ago item notes the township trustees and city council discussing buying more land for cemetery use. Stamp books were placed on sale at the post office for the first time. The Lake Shore and Mansfield Evangelical Pastoral conference met at St Paul’s church with good attendance. Fritz Ruden joined the firm of N L and Ben Johnson. Mrs Fe E Critz died at home on Second Street from heart trouble. Marion Metcalf resigned from the board of education. George H Chamberlain appointed in her place. A joint Carlisle Elyria school board meeting added a Carlisle portion to the Elyria Union School District.
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Lake Shore
Mansfield
St. Paul's Church
Fritz Ruden
of N. L
Ben Johnson
FE. E. Critz
Second Street
Marion Metcalf
Board of Education
George H .Chamberlain
Carlisle
Elyria
Elyria Union
Penfield church services and local recital feature
May Penfield news notes Sunday services at Congregational church at 10 30 with lunch to follow and an afternoon meeting by Dr Recard of Wellington and Rev Rothrock of Cleveland. Gardiner plans move to Chatham. A Penfield musical recital by thirty pupils under B W Baird of Elyria highlighted the week with solos duets and choruses ending with a band performance and a two course dinner at 6 30. Guests and visitors listed.
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Penfield
Congregational
Litchfield and Penfield
Recard
Wellington
Rothrock
Cleveland
Gardiner
Chatham
B. W. Baird
Elyria
America
Jell
Beatrice Devereaux
Lucille Gregg
Grace Kleinhans
Dela Dague
Mary Underhill
Helen Bacheller
Illa Andrews
Baird
Welsh
Harvey Welsh
Miller
Congress
Kimber
Spencer
John Welsh
Geo. Welsh
Clayton
Risley
Porter
Wooster
Stanley Gerstenschlager
Creston
Will
Moore and Bradley guests at Lorain area gatherings
Marguerite and Willard Moore visited Lattisburg with O. C. Bradley. Miss Laura Lathwell of Lorain stayed weekend with E. Minkler. Alden and Fay Perkins spent the weekend with their sister at Claridon. Penfield schools closed Thursday April 30. Pupils returned Tuesday for grades.
M B society annual meeting and local notes
Rochester May 6 The M B society elected officers after their May 1 dinner with Mrs W A Jewett as president and Mrs L A Bradford as vice president. New flower committee members are Mrs Lina Barnes Mrs Andy Gill and Mrs Carlos Snyder. Various local visits and incidents are reported including a March auto wreck involving Chas Liver more, travel to Cleveland for Mrs Smith, and multiple Congregational society mentions.
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Rochester
M B. Society
W. A. Jewett
L. A. Bradford
Abbie Jawett
Walter Lee
Lina Barnes
Andy Gill
Carlos Snyder
New Flower
Dell Richards
Monroeville
Norwalk
Chas. Livermore
Geo. Smith
Cleveland
Smith
Nellie Phillips
Bassfield
Mich
John Colyer
Congregational Society
J. H. Hodgkin
Tom Dickinson
Frank Rick
Clarksfield
Carl Rick
C. H. Hodgkin
E A. Gariss
B. A. Gariss
Florence Beardsley
G. W. Myers
Elyria
Fred Guderson
Eleanor Myers
J. A. Feeler
Peggy
E. A. Gariss
A. Riebe
Dimick
American Cook and Heating Stoves Gain Global Popularity
American made cook and heating stoves and furnaces see rising demand worldwide with about 6,400 more units shipped last year than in 1923, reflecting growing export interest and industrial expansion.
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America
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Alf Claydean
Ine Chica
Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenue
Poplar
Willam Cowper
William
Nathaniel S Thomas
Wyoming
Edward VII
Great Britain
Ireler
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Pittebuagh
American Gear Manufacturers’ Association
Cleveland—Society of Industrial Engineers
Association of National Advertsers
Nashville—Board
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M. E. Church
Joplin
G. A R
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Federation of Women’s Clip
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Fia
Florida League of Worteno
Ers
Abe Martin
Shakespeare
Donahey
Tennessee
William Tyndale
Tyndale
Henry VIII
Henry
Alfred Fripp
King George of England
Bacon
Telephone
the Abstract & Title Examining Company
Broad St
Ralph S. Norton
Mgr
Elyria, Ohio
Peace River
Luther Burbank
Canton
China
Hongkong
There
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Masonic Temple
Chronicle- Telegram
Howard B. Somers
Insurance
Elyria Savings & Trust
Ethel Hayes
Cleveland Press
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