Root on Democracy Elevates Public Opinion and Law
The Cincinnati paper quotes Elihu Root urging that democracy relies on enlightened public opinion. He says bar associations help form public opinion, stressing factual knowledge, leadership, and education of the masses to achieve well ordered progress in government. Public sentiment must harness great principles for real reform.
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Cincinnati
Elihu Root
Bar Association
Mr. Root
America
Uncle Joe Cannon to Leave Congress After Long Service
The Press Dispatch reports Joseph Cannon known as Uncle Joe will not seek reelection. He has served in Congress since 1872 except for two terms, totaling forty five years. He is frank and open in debate though autocratic as speaker and loyal to his views. his retirement ends a prominent era in national politics.
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Joseph Cannon
Uncle Joe
Congress
Automobile Privacy Clash in Beer Bill Debate
In a Senate debate on the Beer Bill, discussion centers on whether search and seizure protections extend to automobiles. Lawmakers question if conveyances can be treated as a home and subject to warrants, contrasting with protections for residences.
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Senate
Notable Ohio deaths and events from 19th century archives
A recap of historical Ohio items includes the first court held in Marietta, editor Asfaurat Halstead born in Butler County and dying June 2 1863, cholera deaths at a Ripley conference, the 1874 Republican State Convention in Columbus led by Sen. Jean Sherman, Governor Charles Anderson’s death in Paducah Kentucky, and a note on longshoremen strike action in New York.
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Ohio
Marietta
Asfaurat Halstead
Butler Country
Ripter
Columbus
Jean Sherman
Charles Anderson
Padrena
Louisville
Notable Birthdays Of Public Figures Listed
Montgomery Sevvler, new tr S. minister to Salvador, born Stamford, Conn 44 years ago. George TR Sims, English novelist and grammarian, age 41 today. Henry D. Flood, long serving Conservative rep from Virginia, born Pommatoxt County 54 years ago today. Henrietta Crosman, American actress, born Wheeling West Virginia 41 years ago. Dr Frederic Starr, anthropologist, born Auburn New York 9% years ago today.
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Montgomery Sevvler
Frederic Starr
Auburn
Feast day events and fairs across states
Today marks the Feast of St. Stephen and the birth anniversary of Anne Whitney. The Michigan State Fair opens and runs through September 11. The Illinois State constitutional convention reconvenes after a lengthy recess. The American Bar Association in Cincinnati plans a banquet with Cassius Justics Taft presiding. Marshail Jofre departs France for a mission to Japan and may visit the U.S. on return. The University of Chicago will award 423 degrees to graduates including Porto Ricans, a Palestinian woman, Greeks, a Javanese, and Chinese recipients.
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St. Stephen
Anne Whitney
France
Japan
United States
University of Chicago
Palestine
Elyria Republicans Hear McKintsy Address in Oberlin Meeting
Thirty years ago Elyria Republicans attended a mass meeting in Oberlin where William McKintsy candidate for governor gave an address. General A Voris Akron spoke at Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors reunion at the fair grounds. A basket picnic followed as a large crowd attended.
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Elyxia
Oberlin
William McKintsy
A. Voris
Akron
Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors
Fair Grounds
Science adds millions to farmers profits in Canada
Ottawa report credits Dominion Department of Agriculture findings with grain growers in the three prairie provinces gaining about 20 million dollars annually from Marquis wheat and other crops. Meiba apple and Alacrity tomato improve varieties, farm supervision boosts cattle health, and smut and rot controls save 32 million yearly. Ontario gains 32 million from crop rotations. prairie summer fallowing yields 390 million yearly. Government aid aids new settlements and rising annual yields.
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Magic OF Science
Ottawa
Ont
Prairie Provinces
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Victory
Canada
Ontario
Dorminice Department of Agriture
Leeds
Funeral rites for Raagwald in Lafa tin Norway
Funeral services for Raagwald aged 26 of Lafa tin Norway will be held tomorrow at 10:00 AM at Friday Funeral parlors with Rev. W L Burner of the Church of Christ officiating. The deceased died Thursday morning August 25 after a freight incident near Grafton injured two companions who survived. Burial is set for Ridge lawn cemetery. The other notes mention Mrs H B Stuffrer heading a finisher print bureau and a hairdresser joining a star Atlantic line, but details are unclear.
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Raagwald
Lafatin
Norway
W.L. Burner
Church of Christ
Beneniser
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Grafton
Washington State
Ridge Lawn Cemetery
English divorce court statistics claim wives less faithful
The data suggest husbands are more faithful than wives in the English divorce court records. July and August fines list 2211.30 and 1639.90 with licenses and permits totaling 2297.20. Building and dance permits exceed 10 dollars with minor variances.
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Ellen & Brown
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Omaha Poster Department
Meted de Berrient
G. R. Allen & Son 802 Bank
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