Interior critique of Prohibition enforcement and leadership
Warne B. Wheeler argues the Anti-Saloon League erred by blaming the President and appointing officials who doubt prohibition. He urges reform of enforcement leadership and supports an amendment debate while condemning buyers as criminals for liquor. He warns the movement split harms law enforcement and calls for accountability.
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Warne B. Wheeler
Coolidge
Ohio
Department of Country
Denne
Leasnue
Anl Saloon League
Dopied
Casey
Italy’s 2 Billion War Debt Restructured Over 62 Years
Italy arranges to pay two billion dollars of war debt with seventy five percent cancellation. Debt discharge spans sixty two years with no interest initially, gradually rising to two percent. Private bankers and lenders hope to gain from the settlement as the United States and others surrender full repayment rights.
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Italy
United St
United States
Ates
No Kick Here Debt Settlement Sparks Debate
An editorial argues the United States should not guarantee private bankers loans and warns that bailing out international lenders may fuel future wars. It contends magnanimity could reward private buccaneers and urges reflection before attributing wisdom or service.
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United States
Poems That Live Admonition Admonition
Fragmented verses describe nature and home, urging reflection on beauty and poverty. Images of roses, pasture, and intruders hint at moral warnings and the value of quiet contemplation.
Anniversary notices and historical events chronology
Yesterday's items list notable anniversaries and historical events. Names include Commodore Thomas Donourd born 1783 died 1835, Louisiana and Alabama milestones, Louis Riel execution, the 1526 National Eternal Congress, 1834 birth of George A. Ramsdell, and 1783 to 1834 era figures. Births highlighted include Rice W Means, Jesse J Metcalf, Lemuel Mercer, with various regional ties.
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Todas
Thomas Donourd
Plath
New Castile
Det
Portland
Oregon City
Alabama Wasz
Louis Riel
Canadn Northwest
Regine
National Eternal Congress
Washington, D.C
North Pacific Coast
George A. Ramsdell
Shire
Mil
325Th
Fort Wash
President Coolidge Unearths Music Taste In Distant Tale
A rural anecdote recalls President Coolidge never learning piano yet stirring noise with a loud fork and a yell. It mentions Tilford Moots' brother moving from California to Kentucky, who dislikes leaving the mountains, while Iowa folks are described as too severe.
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Coolidge
Tilford
Brother
Californy
Loridy
Iowa
National and regional events open today across the nation
Centenary of Commodore Donough death noted while events mark 40 years since Plattsburg battle. The first National Motor Bus Show opens in Derr today and runs a day. The Cuban Exposition begins at the Hotel Pennsylvania New York. Supreme Court reconvenes after recess as Interstate Commerce hears Western rail rate case in Denver. American Education Week starts nationwide with programs on Patriotism Conservation and Health. National Merchant Marine Conference opens in Washington to discuss policy shipping issues. Conventions in Atlanta Dallas and Dallas proceed.
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Thomas hicDonough
Plattsby
Lows
Riel
Canada
PREC
Regina
Derr
United States
Pennsylvania
New York
U.S
Prince Otto von Bissl Arrives in Cincinnati for Family Visit
Prince Otto von Bissl grandson of the Iron Chancellor arrives to stay with his aunt Mrs. Charles Short in Cincinnati Ohio. The visit aligns with lingering monarchist interests and German affairs amid wartime or postwar tensions.
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Otto von Bissl
Prince Ick
Charles Short
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bigmarck
Hohencoll “Masty
von Fiindenburg
Kears
Marckus
Local Scene and City Bonds Highlight Turbulent Era
A crowded event recalls the first movie image captured here as Anita and Valer McDonald survived a wartime escape near Cascade. The West Side club routed New London 105 to 0. Dr John H Burrell, a dentist, is noted at his East Broad street home. The city issued bonds totaling 43 500 for a bridge project as the council acted on street undercut issues.
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Anita
Valer McDonald
Cascade
James
X Colgan
New London
John HE. Burrell
East Broad Street
Bridge Street
Fire station work changes at Central HQ with new lounge
The upper part of the fire station at Central headquarters is being repurposed. The old police court Four will be converted into a lounging room for the Grremen.
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Central Headquarters
The Way of the World Gy Guove Pattenson
A fragmented travel note describes early Floridian landscapes and routes from Tallahassee to the west coast. It mentions pine forests turpentine work and shifting populations including Indians and settlers.
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Pattenson
Cradle of Man Debate Spurs Dinosaurs and Digs
A controversial ad contends mankind began in Asia, with other scientists proposing Africa or southwestern Europe as origins. The text lauds the search's heroes and calls for continued effort to uncover humanity’s beginnings across the globe.
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Asia
Hia
Africa
Europe
Wood nominated as Viceroy of India successor to Lord Reading
The prospective Viceroy Edward Freder ick Wood has long public service experience including education at Oxford and a role in the War. He served as a cavalry colonel and deputy secretary in the National Service department and is a relative of Lord Halifax. The India post is considered highly important and demanding in the British administration.
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Edward Frederick Wood
Lord Reading
India
Edvestion
Res
Educ
Oxford
Government Department of National Service
Wood
Lord Halifax
Rome
Epsiand
Viceroyalty
Britt Gervree
Sokol Congress Planned For Prague In 1926
Prague reports a socialist era Sokol Congress scheduled for June and July 1926, marking the eighth gathering. The event continues the movement’s long history from the 1860s as Slav universities and Austrian rule stirred for freedom, with athletic clubs and a large participant roster anticipated.
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Prague
Sokol
Fuateo
Finders Prize Reward Divided After Search
In Bellfontaine Ohio area on November 15 a party of 24 from Hy Park searched for a missing boy, Charles Ames, last seen October 11. They collected a total reward of 1100 dollars with initial payout of 5 dollars to the finder and a plan to share the rest if the body was found. Johnnie Dear found the body and received the entire reward, with searchers agreeing to split if the body remained unfound.
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Finders QP
Sing Bellfontaine
Hy. Park
Charles Ames
Johnnie Dear
O& Searchers
Deceptive Bellefontaine Roadwork Shuts Down Mystery
Reports from Bellefontaine dated November 16 describe a worker noticing a whitish figure in a nearby grove while paving. An investigation revealed 24 was corn and a 7 point discrepancy observed from a distance, leading to unclear outcomes.
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Bellefontaine
Here
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