Convicted social worker Whiner debates revolutionary rights
Miss Charlotte Anna Whiner a California social service worker is convicted of criminal syndicalism for attending the Oakland convention and holding syndicalist views. The piece compares Lincoln Jefferson Bris bane and Upton Sinclair arguments on revolution and government change.
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Charlotte Anna Whiner
California
Aliss Whitner
Wellesley
Abraham Lincoln
Bis
Lincoln
A Worthy Precedent From Liquor Law Debates
The letter commends Judge Garr and other leaders for asserting they have not violated the Volstead act since its enactment. It urges forming a civic pledge among men and women to abstain from buying or furnishing alcohol and to discourage violations, praising the example set by these leaders.
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Lst
Garr
Gary
Com‘maittee
Vol‘stead
Henry M. Leland
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific Railway
George M. Verity
American Rolling Mills Company
Century of events and birthdays from history notes
A jumble of dated notes recalls events and births from 1394 to 1916 across Europe and America. Mentions include Lord Dunmore’s Virginia rebellion, Tippecanoe, Belgians in Germany, and the Isthmian Canal Treaty. Birthdays highlighted include Bishop Herbert Welch and Marie Curie. Armistice Sunday and the international justice movement are noted alongside a radio conference in Washington.
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Martin Froivmond
England
Lord Dunmore
Virginia
de Neve Zourdec
Puebdlo
San Jose
Caltormal
William
New York
Cardinal Mercer
Belgium
Germany
Clarence C. Dill
United States
Waeshington
William Wirt
Blacensburg
Washington, D. C
Wiliam Ravie, Gover
North Carolina
Boston
Great Britain
Hay
Lord Pauncefote
Theodore Roosevelt
Trentino
Kerensky
Petrograd
Cosgrove
Free State
Rmed Tevolis
Therm Sparasinian
General Railways
Herbert Welch
Methodist Episcopal Church
Morbe
William D. Jetks
Alabama
Russell County
Ala
Iadam Marie Curie
Radiam
Poland
Royal S. Copeland
Dexter
Mich
Samuel
Baker
Missouri
Erson
Did
Fotay
Co. Xe
Reginald Tr. Wetcopa
Fondola
Notable Birthdays in Copenhagen Ottawa and Hong Kong
Today marks birthdays of Prince Erik of Denmark born in Copenhagen 35 years ago and Lieut Leo H. Dawson US Army aviator born Maxwell City NM 32 years ago. Dr Henry S. Drinkler former Lehigh University president born Hong Kong TK years ago. Frank W. Stearns Boston merchant and intimate friend of Pre- (text truncated)
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Prince Erik
Denmark
Strau s Kupfe Goods Dealers In City Shift
49 years ago reports note Straus and Kupfe moving to a cash and carry setup in the city. Ingersoll replaces a dismissed official position as ceilings in the city store on Cheapside are mentioned. Marriage, brides, and a shooting incident nearby are briefly referenced with names Angelina Brown and Jeanette Meares.
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Straus & Kupfe
Ingersoll
H. J. Eady
Cheapside
Jeanette Meares
Salem v. E. Hams
Angelina Brown
2 Lake Railroad
Oz East Avenue
Local Report Notes a Pedestrian Knockdown
ABE MARTI ABE MARTELEN recount a morning incident where Jake Bentley was knocked down and severely bruised while walking under a Kaiser pear tree. The piece reflects on civility as a fading social art.
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Jake Bentley
A.m
Reid's courtroom clash highlights Mitchell trial
The day’s news centers on Colonel William Mitchell’s court martial with Representative Jane R. Reid of Illinois drawing attention. Reid, counsel to Mitchell, uses unfamiliar law to challenge the proceedings while detailing his own legal rise from Aurora born in 1879 to Chicago attorney and congressman.
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Frane R. Reid
William Mitchell Brownskt
Jane R. Reid
Ihaois
Mitchell
Reid
Cso Universiary
Chicago College of Law
Rane
Prome State
Attorn
U.S
Chicago
Aldews Legure
Congress
Il.nois State’s Attorney’ Association
Illinois Municipal League
Poem Fragment by Edward Pinkney on Loveliness and Life
A fragmentary poem by Edward Pinkney meditates on a woman’s beauty and gentleness. The speaker fills a cup with thoughts of her, praising her voice, heart, and youth while recalling memory and mortality as life becomes poetry.
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Earth
Heaven
Edward Pinkney
Ohio approves amendments defeatings in statewide vote
In Ohio the classification amendment failed by 70 185 votes amid unofficial returns from all 88 counties. The debt limitation amendment also fell by 2423 votes and the office extender proposal lost by 217 637 votes. Thirty five women students attend MIT engineering courses this week.
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Columbus
Ohio
Brown
Way of the World remarks on science and progress
Grove Patterson discusses telephoto diagnosis, Millikan, and the clash of science with religion. He warns against complacency, urges active leadership, and argues that progress requires deliberate effort rather than automatic belief that things will improve. The piece cites Millikan's view of science and faith.
VETACK GIRL CHAR A CHARGED IN NOBLESVILLE MURDER CASE
Noblesville Indiana reports no defense attorneys in the case against Stephenson Earl Klincz and Earl Geni charged with murder tied to the death of Miss Madza in Annapolis. court action follows ire surrounding the incident and introduction of witness testimony in the ongoing investigation.
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Noblesville
Ind
D.C
Stephenson
Earl Klincz
Earl Geni
Coolidge signals farm policy stance after conference decision
President Coolidge will not reconvene the agricultural conference, signaling a definite farm policy approach for the coming Congress. The announcement, made in Washington on November 7, sets the administration's direction for agricultural legislation.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Expressman Dead After Fog Wreck At Crossing
John W. Reed aged 68 an expressman died from a fractured skull after his car collided with a traction car at a crossing in East Liverpool Ohio due to dense fog the motor man failing to see the vehicle.
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East Liverpool
John W. Reed
Youngstown & Ohio River Railroad
Fire destroys Detroit Electric Service Station in Cleveland
Fire at the Detroit Electric Service Station at 1986 E Fourth Street in Cleveland destroyed the building and twenty autos stored inside. Loss estimated at $35,000. Origin believed to be a pile of waste igniting.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Armed bandits seize payroll and disrupt service
An armed robbery halted a Public Services Production Company paymaster early today and carried off two payrolls totaling 22,000 dollars. The incident follows an expansion of Turkish manufactured goods exhibitions in Constantinople and ongoing daily exports of American radio apparatus valued around 100,000 dollars monthly.
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Public Services Production Company
Orthophonic Victrola Demonstrations At Day's Music Store
Day's Music Store advertises private demonstrations of the new Orthophonic Victrola this week. The store invites all to hear the instrument at any time next week and notes no sales are yet available. A Cleveland Public Auditorium show next week will display many radio receivers including Hartman, Zenith, Music Master, Sonora and Grimes sets drawing Elyria residents.
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Cleveland
Public Auditorium
Elyria
Hartmen
Zenith
Music Master
Sonora
Grimes
Radio sets back in stock for fall demand
For the first time in months we have a few extra radio sets in stock as all fall orders sent them out just as fast as they came in and hardly enough on hand to display. Mr. D A Stanford, our radio man, will arrange a home demonstration at your convenience.
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Aikvars
Mr. Prank
Ikkisam
D. A. Stanford
New Victor Records Release Highlights
Friday's Victor records include Collegiate's k brother Freshie by the Pennsylvanians and Mighty Blue on the reverse. Paul White man's orchestra delivers Hearts and Flowers in a clever fox trot. The Goodrich Silvertown Orchestra offers Brown Eyes Who are you Blue and A Kiss in the Moonlight from radio to vinyl. Billy Murray and Aileen Stanley team on Keen your shirts down Mary Ann with If I had a Girl Like You as a sentimental pairing.
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Victor
Pennsylvanians
Blue
Paul Whiteman
Hearts & Flowers
Peaceful Valley
Goodrich Silvertown
Victor Records
Mary Ann
Billy Murray
Aileen Stanley
Concert at Cleveland Public Auditorium by Victor Artist
An upcoming concert at the Cleveland Public Auditorium features the renowned Victor artist. Patrons are urged to place orders now to secure the best seats for the performance on November 2.
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Victor
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Holiday Hardware Display and Hunting Season Offers
Day's Hardware announces a first floor Holiday Hardware display featuring elastic and spring toys mechano and erector sets games tools and tool chests pocket knives and more. The second floor furnishings department presents a curated holiday goods selection with easy weekly payments. Hunting season opens Monday Nov 16th with Winchester guns and shells highlighted as reliable, waterproof, long range and popular.
Weatherproof Durbak raincoat with pockets and matching gear
Dry even in rain with Durbak rainproof garments. The set includes vests and pants with multiple pockets and reinforced elbows. Also offered are 3 in 1 tools, cleaning rods, and gun cases. We also write your license.
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Hicimmakers
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