France and the Other France in the postwar debate
A excerpt from Leon Thomas in the New Republic discusses France's wartime emotions and the hope for enduring peace. It cites German grief, French restraint, and calls for joint global action where democracy and public sentiment shape policy. It also notes the film industry’s need to reform to avoid moral decline.
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France
Republic
Leon Thomas
Journal de Pontarlier
Germany
League For the Rights of Man
Berlin
Soissons
Paris
Thomas
Poincare
England
United States
Europe
Movie Reform and Public Demand for Clean Films
A Farm Journal writer argues the film industry must restore respectability after scandals. He says decent films fail to draw patrons because audiences have been fooled and not willing to take chances. There is demand for wholesome educational films and clean comedies, but titles often miss the mark.
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Hollywood
Hays
Farm Journal
Yesterday in Ohio historical notes and figures
A compilation listing Ohio events and notable births with dates including the Farmers' Branch bank formation in Salem in 18465, Congress member Joseph Burns death, Garfield monument unveiling in Washington DC, Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry muster for the Spanish War, and the World Court Congress in Cleveland, plus a roll of related biographies and anniversaries.
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Farmers’ Branch
Salem
Joseph Burns
Coshocton
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Spain
Cleveland
Elite Drug Store Robbed After Noon
The Elite drug store was robbed shortly after noon yesterday while the pharmacist was doing dishes. Abe Martin reports the incident in a local tone noting the stage-like mischief of the city’s routine crime and the near-same timing as a late night musical review at Melodeon hall that seems to be waning.
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Melodeon Hall
Ball team born at Mahanoy City title not provided
A ball team originating in Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania, marks its 25th anniversary today.
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Mahanoy City
Centenary of James L Orr birth noted in today’s events
Festivities mark the birth anniversary of James L Orr, former Speaker, Confederate senator, and South Carolina governor. Nationwide observances also honor Florence Nightingale as National Hospital Day with hospital projects announced in Shreveport. General Pershing to receive an honorary degree at McGill. New York hosts the National Highway Traffic Association session on highway safety and signage.
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James L Orr
Confederate States
South Carolina
Florence Nightingale
United States
Canada
Shreveport
Mystic Shriners
Europe
American Academy of
Org groupings and associations listed across states
A string of organization names and regional groups appears, including veterans, religious, professional and civic bodies from Louisiana Florida Kentucky Massachusetts Washington Michigan California and more, with no clear narrative. The fragment shows committees and societies such as Disabled American Veterans and Lions Clubs alongside regional chapters.
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New Orleans
Department of Louisiana
Lakeland
Grafton Natives Debate New Hospital and Service Director
Locals in Grafton discuss a proposed new hospital for the insane and criticize state spending. A Democrat voices frustration about funds and security, while another note mentions the Loram Service Director being fired amid unclear calls for new leadership.
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Charlie Post
Grafton
Tar Peters
Charlie
Local Society Notes and Quirky Chronicles Mix
A Cleveland man injures ribs from a second story window fall while a Kiwanis visit to Lorain power plant sparks humor and peril. Local society items tease engagements, rules for a music memory contest, a postponed Elyria Radio club meeting, and playful tales of fishing misadventure, neighbors, and community happenings.
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Cleveland
Lew Wallace sets five hour bicycle record to Cleveland
Thirty years ago Lew Wallace rode his bicycle from town to Cleveland and back, finishing in five hours to establish the course record. James Seward challenged clerks on Broad street to a baseball game with the south side clerks. The mayor named a day and night police detail. Edward Valerius received the first efficiency certificate from the Institute for the Blind for broom making and cane seating and planned to open a shop on East Bridge street. The Louis Schneurer home received the fifty first telephone line, and William G. Sharp hosted a reception in his new Broad street block hall as the F and AM chapter postponed its meeting.
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Lew Wallace
Cleveland
Edward Valerius
The
Institute For the Blind
East Bridge Street
William G. Sharp
Broad Street
Marshal Chapter
Obituary: August J. Arndt 48 Dies at Home
August J. Arndt died at his home 237 Oxford Court after an illness begun Monday. A tool maker, he had lived in Elvria for 40 years. Survived by wife Harold son three sisters and two brothers. Funeral by Rev. Harry Muhles at 3 PM Saturday at the home. Burial Ridgelawn cemetery.
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August J. Arndt
Oxford Court
Elvria
Harold
Grace Lutheran Church
Harry Muhles
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Violinist Ysaye Resigns From Cincinnati Symphony
Eugene Ysaye, famed violinist and father of Gabriel, announced his resignation from the Cincinnati Symphony after a tumultuous period sparked by his passionate ties, and he departed for Belgium. Orchestra members described disharmony caused by his actions this morning.
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Cincinnati
Eugene Ysayo
Gabriel
Cincinnart Symphony Orchestra
Ysaye
Belgium
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Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co
A. C. Hudnutt
J. F. Burke
Dally
Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette Bldg
Myr. Hays
Hudson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
United State Senate
Boston
Robert L Henry
Texas
Cass Counts
Tensas
Cleo Ridgely
New York City
Zebulon Weaver
Congress
North Carolina
Weaverville
Nyc
Archibald Eo Oley
New Jersey
Bethlehem
Joseph A Dusan
Abe Martin
Komical
Jim Armitage, Himaei
Loram Service
George Richwine
Ne Lorain
Kiwanis Club
George
Saint Peter
George Chamberlain
Ralph
Elyria Radio Club
Perry Koplin
West Side Chamber of Commerce
Indoory
Harry Bemis
Perri
Bemis
Koplin
J J Powers
Harlin Brown
James Seward
John Hafner
H P. Nichols
F J Peters
Dan Eason
Day Police
A Redmond
Alex Dumas
W. H Elear
O A Rawson
Night Police
the Telephone Company
Louis Schneurer
S21
Broad St
Geo. B
Thibaut
West Avenue
the Western Reserve Finance Co
Brenner
Brenner’s
Pvalkwell
Lowe Brothers
Elyria Hardware Co
WA Ek Litany Hk Een
Detroit
Russell K. Nicholl
Elyria, Ohio
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