Northeast Ohio Conference Votes to End Endorsement of War
The Akron session passed a resolution declaring the Methodist Episcopal Church will refuse to sanction or support any war. The measure cites a Christian conscience against war and supports alternatives such as a World Court and a League of Nations to protect the weak while allowing individuals to follow their own conscience in wartime.
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Northeast Ohio
Akron
Methodist Episcopal Church
Universal
Christ
Henry Emerson Fosdick
Geneva
League of Nations
Free radio for all and free speech in airwaves
A fragment argues a radio station should be as free as the public square with open access for all. It critiques the ownership basis for censoring content, noting the owner decides what airs and that money currently governs what the public can hear.
Yesterday's Notable Births Deaths and Anniversaries
A collage of notable anniversaries, births, and deaths. Pierre Corneille, born 1606 in Dieppe, died in Paris. Governors and military figures linked to Alabama and the Confederate army are noted with birthplaces and death dates. The era marks the abolition of imprisonment for debt in England. Sir John Franklin expedition traces at Wellington Channel noted. George L. Shoup, Idaho’s first governor, highlighted. One year ago today pastors and public figures marked retirements and birthdays.
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Pierre Corne
Paris
Georgia
Abama
Virgin's
Fort Jackson
Alt
Robert H
Savannah
England
H. DeYoung
Bornin St. Loui
San Francisco
Igssd
Prince Albi
Sir John Franklin
Wellington Channel
George L. Shoup
Idaho
Democracy and broadcasting fund to buy radio station
Trustees of the American Fund for Public Service plan to acquire a controlling stake in a radio station. The fund aims to provide a platform for ideas censored by current owners, including debates on issues like coal strikes, arguing money should not dictate the value of an idea.
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American Fund For Public Service
Charles Garland
New York City
Morvis Ernst
International S Oleum Exposition Opens in Talza Oklahoma
The third annual International S Oleum Exposition opens at Talza Oklahoma. The event coincides with other conventions in the area as a foreign trace meeting is called to Washington under the Department of Commerce auspices. William Wallace Atterbury assumes Pennsylvania Railroad presidency succeeding Samuel Rea. David R. Francis turns 75 today, former Missouri governor and ambassador to Russia. The Interparliamentary Union holds its twenty third meeting in Washington with delegates from about fifty countries anticipated.
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Talza
Washington
Department of Commer
William Wallace Atterbury
Gay
Pennsyyvania Railroad
Samual Rea
David R. Francis
Missouri
Cleveland
United States
Russia
Interparliamentary Union
Kansas City
ABILENE TEXAS TO CITE UNITED CONFEDERACY FAMED LINE
Abilene Texas reports Teras fon of United Confede and Salisbury North Carolina mentions daughters and sonus in a terse regional snippet.
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Abilene
Texas
Teras Fon
United Confedeans
Salisbury
N.C
Sonus
Mason M Patrick Named Chief of Air Service in 1917
Gen Mason M Patrick born December 13 1862 near Lewsburg West Virginia entered West Point earned top marks and athletic praise. He became an engineering expert rising to colonel then led Army engineering projects including Panama harbor Great Lakes and east coast works before going to France in 1917 to direct construction and forestry operations and was promoted to brigadier general. In September that year War Department named him head of the Air Service.
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Mason M. Patrick
Air Department
Mason Mei
Wes Appoin
Lewsburg
West Virginia
U.S. Military Academy
Bein
Patrick
1Th
Panama
Great Lakes
France
War Department
Air Service
Prohibition Politics Jested at Mme. Reeamier Parlor
ABE MARTIN jokes that forbidding politics is as likely as forcing a daughter to accept a useless husband. Miss Pearl Moots of the Mme Reeamier Beauty Parlor organizes a class in spitting for cigarette smokers.
Poems That Live the Arrow and the Song
Fragmentary verse touches on fate and longing with references to sight and flight. The lines evoke a questing speaker, mentioning Wadsworth Long and an alloy motif, though text appears garbled and incomplete.
Fragmented 35 Years Ago News Item With Escapes and Bids
A garbled clipping reports an escaped man captured after a melee involving Wareman and Will Garfield of the island treasury in a box. It notes Elyria city council advertising bids to furnish electric lights and mentions a lecture series with Bob Bur dette Russell Conwell and Gen. W. H. Gibson on the program.
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Em. Qgne
Wareman
Will Garfield
Elyria
A. Gould
Bob Burdette
Russell Conwell
W. H. Gibson
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A reflection on motor traffic safety and the value of common sense over rules. The piece contrasts recent crashes with wartime submarine service, praising sacrifice of sailors in defense of the nation.
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Grove Patterson
Controversy and Culture From a Turbulent Week
A jumble of editorials, anecdotes, and quotes surveys politics, theater, and society. Discussions touch debt conflicts between the United States and foreign parties, women in English village governance, aviation aims, and a shift toward useful work. Ziegfeld comments on beauty and manners, while a San Francisco court case ends with a curious division of property.
Fragmented reflection on noise and literal thinking
A fragmented reflection discusses noisy keys and rough tricks, noting how daily life pauses when people become overly literal about matters such as theology or dividing Brand planos. The tone hints at irony about misinterpretation and the trouble of ordinary existence.
Real Estate Transfers Named in Ohio District Ledger
Florence Horn transfers lot 3 in Sandy Geach Avon Lake to W B Watts for 35000. The Erie Co Banking Co transfers Vermilion River Park Brownhelm lot 4 to Albert Norton for 400.
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Florence Horn
W. B. Watts
Sandy Geach
Avon Lake
The
Erie Co. Banking Co
Albert Norton
Vermilion River Park
Brownhelm
Property Transfers in Avon Lorain and Florence Avon
Parcel transfers listed include Edmond Ruonle to Edward Niggle for one acre in Sec 13 Avon at $1,000 Lilian Parratt to Nellia Roberts Lot 5 Florence Avon village C W Davis to 5 C Ware Lot 56 Lake View Park Lorain at $2,000
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Edmond Ruonle
Edward Niggle
Avon
Lilian Parratt
Nellia Roberts
Florence Avon Village
C. W. Davis
Lake View Park
Lorain
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