Navy Day reflections honor American Navy history
The piece marks Navy Day on October 27 1923 and honors the U S Navy from the Revolution through modern times. It praises leaders like John Paul Jones Farragut Decatur Perry Schley and Hobson, asserts a need for a strong Navy for defense and world stability, and notes ongoing disarmament efforts alongside moral and economic forces supporting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
America
John Paul Jones
Farragut
Decatur
Perry
Sampson
Schley
Hobson
Hardingwell
The Right to Commit Death by Own Action
A weekly piece reviews Dr. Oscar H. Rogers findings from the Medico-Actuarial Mortality Investigation 1904-14, covering about six million lives. It notes abstainers shorten life by about 30 percent due to drinking, while moderate drinkers show mortality about one third higher than abstainers, raising questions on personal duty and insurance risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Rogers
New Work Life Insurance Company
United States
Canada
Milton Janis
Walt
United Sates
Puglist's Fight in America Sparks Moral Debate
The text discusses public interest in death by own action, arguing that the moderate drinker faces 25 percent fatality by self act and questioning whether society should intervene beyond personal responsibility. It cites theoretical conditions of freedom from responsibility to family or insurers as impractical in real life, introducing a pugilist with a contentious background born 31 years ago tod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puglist
America
Tod
Conference on International Relations in Elyria
On Monday afternoon and evening a conference on International Relations will be held in Elyria. Two eminent speakers will present facts, one from New York and the other from Indianapolis. The event is part of a statewide series by the Ohio Council of Churches featuring national and international figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indianapolis
Elyria
Ohio Council of Churches
Yesterday’s Ohio and anniversaries in history
A chronicle of early and mid 17th to 19th century events and births tied to Ohio regions and notable figures including Quakers William Robinson and Marmaduke Stevenson executed for banishment related movement. British actions in Boston. notable births of William D. Simpson. Kossuth withdrawal of army. New York Bar appearance. Queen of England lineage mentions. and speeches by President Hardinge in Columbus and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robinson
Marmaduke Stevenson
New Hampshire
Old South Meetinghouse
Boston
William D. Simpson
South Carolina
Belfast
S. C
Kossuth
Sienes
New York
Ester Bar
N. Y
York
Mnther
Queen of Rogland
Redmore
England
Columbus
Atlanta
Days anniversaries recall figures from 1845 to 1909
The item recalls naval commander orders and events from 1845 1909 with references to Oliver, Brevardville Tennessee and a Statue of Liberty transfer from France to the United States. It mentions the invasion, a fire at Skankes and a severe welcome in New York. It also notes Tad Bick as a notable name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arquis de Vaedre
Noo
Omire
Berg
Fredoin
Dee Cornass
Ypolanti
Pepe
Falk
Missoury
Brevrevile
Tenn
Lib Mit
France
In Honor of Foch Pershing and Other Commemorations
A compact retrospective notes anniversaries and dignitaries. It mentions Marshal Foch and General Pershing honored, events from a year ago in Italy and Ireland, and birthdays of figures such as James J. Davis Walter Scott and El M. Judd. The item preserves a period voice and catalogues commemorations and notable births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Foch
General Pershing
October 25 Births Highlight Noted Figures Worldwide
On this day October 25 several notable births are observed. Alexander Zaim a prominent Greek statesman born 68 years ago in Greece. Bert Grosvenor leads the National Geographic Society born 43 years ago in Constantinople. Richard Folsom Cleveland son of Grover Cleveland born 26 years ago in Princeton New Jersey. Rt Rev Emanuel B Ledvina Catholic bishop of Corpus Christi born 55 years ago in Evansville Indiana. Isdar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Zaim
Greece
Bert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
Constantinople
Turkey
Richard Folsom Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Emanuel B. Ledvina
Corpus Christi
Texas
Evansville
Ind
Isdar
Birthday Observances Mark Roosevelt and Others Across Nation
United States commemorates the births and anniversaries of figures including Theodore Roosevelt born Oct 27 1858 and James J Davis born Oct 27 1873 while Navy Day and Roosevelt birthday are celebrated nationwide. Memorial tablets at Roosevelt birthplaces are dedicated as part of ongoing observances. The Tri State Exposition in Savannah opens and runs through the week alongside other tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D .Simpson
South Carolina
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
East Twentieth Street
New York City
Cambridge
Harvard University
Savannah
James J. Davis
Harding
Coolidge
Wales
Prewar US Association Convention and Masonic Club Plans
The United States Preservation Association holds its second annual convention in Detroit with speakers including David Lloyd George and his wife. National Masons attend in Philadelphia for the cornerstone statue event for the Girary Craftsmen's Club seven story clubhouse, the first Masonic club hotel in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Club
Amerteg
Komical Telegrams Spark Mild News Bites
A string of brief quips and witticisms covers public figures from Jim Thorpe to Lloyd George, along with local captions about elections, governors, and humorous takes on politicians. The piece also notes radio broadcaster Jake Murbach and references to Germany, Oklahoma, and Ford.
Businesses Move to New Quarters After City Fire
Fifty years ago business houses that had operated near the city park since the great fire were relocating to new quarters. Temporary structures were taken down as the Court of Common Pleas opened sessions with Judge Boynton Elyma and Judge McClure, Akron, presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Boynton
Elyma
McClure
Akron
Typhoid Fever Toll and First Snowmark in Ridgeville
Typhoid fever deaths reported in the village and Ridgeville accompany the season’s first snow, bringing sleighing prospects and a forecast of a hard winter. Broad Street’s paving began with a stone flagging laid by Hoe Massey from his quarry in front of a block near Washington Avenue. Mr. Frank Cunningham of Elyria and Miss Louise Rutson of Detroit were married at the bride’s home, triggering celebratory poetry in the Elyria Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Maas
Washington Avenue
Hoe. Massey
Frank Cunningham
Elyria
Louise Rutson
Detroit
Secretary of Labor in Coolidge cabinet reaches fiftieth birthday milestone
The Day's News reports the Post of Secretary of Labor in the Coolidge cabinet celebrates his 50th birthday. Born in Wales and brought to America in infancy, he faced hardship after his father’s death, left school at 11, started as an apprentice to a nat mull in Pennsylvania, and later worked in a tinplate mill in Ellwood, Ind where he aligned with politics and was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Davis
Coolidge
Hne
Wales
America
Nat Mull
Pennsylvania
Ellwood
Ind
Davis's Rise From Mill Hand to Moose Leader and Banker
The account traces Davis from a Pittsburgh dunking business episode to leadership as head and representative of the Loyal Order of Moose. It notes his varied career as mill worker, public office seeker, businessman, and banker, praising his persistence and virtues as keys to success. The text emphasizes a life spent pursuing achievement, with casual reflections on life’s book and dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose
Pittsburgh
Davis
Krebs Celebrated Cough and Catarrh Balsam Ad
Ohio’s favorite remedy for coughs and colds for over 50 years offered at 40 75c and $1.25. Available at R L Ells Drugs 880 Broad St Elyria F J Bommer Ridgeville and all general stores in Lorain County.
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Krebs
Ohio
R. L. Ells’ Drugs
Broad St
Elyria
F. J. Bommer
Ridgeville
Lorain County
Local store ad highlights radiant fire heaters and wares
Radiant Fire Heaters dominate stove sales this year with compact designs and low gas use. The shop seeks a used coal range and mentions aluminum enamelware Rothschild ware, Weat-clow clocks on display, and a new hire Mr. C W Bonner. Hunting season notes warn on woodcock and duck arrivals. Winchester tools promotion underscores quality.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Ubig
The
F. Burke
A.C
Llyria
Lorain
International News Service
Suresa
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Retina A - New York
AE. Clapden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
ASTO
Newa
Sesu
Dinamuis
Tad Bick
Florence
Pisa
Tobay
People’s Revolutionary Party
Windivostock
Walter Scott
Saskatchewan
County Middlesex
Ont
Wiliam E Knox
American Bankers Association
Ireland
el M. Judd
U. S. National Museum
Cedar Rapids
Neb
Charley Ledoux
Abe Martin
Komical
Jim Armiage
George Tattersall
Waterbury
Jim Thorpe
Jake Murbach
WJAN
Georgia
Lloyd George
Cleveland
Willie
Bobbie
Avery
Walton
Oklahoma
Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Germany
Ford
Henry
Kelly
Holcomb
Kirk's Soap
Finnegan's
Whitehouse
National Bread
Holcomb’s
East Broad
Ridgeyitle
New Bank Bldg
Dreams
Eastern Heights
Tion
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Mable Garrison
Victor
Kipling
Ybrien
Victory Records
Sterling
Dreamland
Helen Clark
Lewis James
Paul Whiteman
Charles Dormbersevs
Day’s Hardware
Alcazar Gas & Coal Range
Rothschild
C. W. Bonner
Wootcock
Winchester
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