Haskell urges U S Russia talks for Soviet recognition
Colonel William W Haskell former chief of the American Rebel Mission to Russia calls for a U S Russia conference to recognize the Soviet government and resume trade He proposes sending a commission to lay cards on the table He notes three cautions counting fear of a counter revolution the need to avoid bulldozing the Russian people and the influence of exiled monarchists and landowners The article also questions U S investigators claims of Bolshevist plots and defends Soviet wartime grain sales and the possibility of a protective American role for future capital investment and cross border production benefits
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Russia
William W. Haskell
United States
Haskell Wie
MN Heskett
Europe
Asia
Imi
Haskell
Hej
Vacation Joys and the Call of Outdoor Life
The piece reflects on widespread vacations spent in mountains plains lakes and rivers. It celebrates outdoors loving Americans campers lake life and the joys of traveling by car while noting the value of labor. It argues work and play complete life and that true vacations come from effort throughout the year.
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Caesar
Crooked Lake
Mad Lake
Round Lake
Black Hole
Carp Lake
Mullet Lake
Seaboard
Walter Johnson Shines as Today’s Leading American League Pitcher
Walter Johnson of the Washington Americans stars in a comeback narrative. Once famed for shutouts and strikeouts before arm troubles, he now boasts an 18 and 6 record, remaining a pivotal American League figure and symbol of persistence and national sportsmanship.
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Notable Deaths and Birthdays in European and American Figures
A roundup of historical notes and birthdays: Earl of Leicester and George I interments. 1826 Black Sea treaty. 1814 births in Massachusetts. 1850 Utah Agricultural College opening. 1892 Bernard Moses as UC president-elect. 1894 party switch by Senator Jones. 1911 Yangtze floods. Today features include Luigi Cadorna born 74 years ago, Cado Slemp in Virginia, Harold MacGrath, Fumasonia Biondi, Elmer Leatherwood, all noted with ages and origins.
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Earl of Leicester
Elizabeth of England
George I of England
Hanover
Russia
Turkey
Akerman
Black Sea
Jeffries Wiman
Hoston
Bethleford
Mass
Hem
N H
Chelmsford
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Bernard Moses
University of California
Jonn P. Jones
Nevada
Yang-tse-Kiang
China
Ruhr
Luigi Cadorna
C. Basco Slemp
Virginia Codeteseman
President Coolidgs
Lee County
Harold MacGrath
The Way of the World by Grote Patterson
An essay debating writing discipline and practical wisdom. It cites Reed's rule on purpose, critiques Ford's focus on machinery, and warns against procrastination while noting stock market folly and the value of timing in actions.
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Grote Patterson
Centenary Ballots and Historic Feats Mark Today
Today marks the two month countdown to a quadrennial ballot battle in the United Stars centenary of Phoebe Cary. Sixty years ago the Greenville battle ended Gen. John H. Morgan’s life. Watermelon Day in Rocky Ford enters its 33rd year as a Colorado carnival. Atlantic City hosts the US Fisheries Association convention with industry delegates from all regions. A Pilgrim Maiden statue will be unveiled in Plymouth by the National Society of New England Women. Conventions opening include Boulder Kiwanis, Mackinac Island Beta Theta Pi.
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United Stars
Phoebe Cary
Greenville
Tenn
John H. Morgan
Rocky Ford
Colorado City
Atlantic City
United States Fisheries Association
Republic
Plymouth
Mass
National Society of New England Women
Boulder
Colo
Kiwanis Clubs
Mackinac Island
Mich
National
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
ABE MARTIN On Quarrels and a Dying Family Tale
ABE MARTIN comments on quarrel with a wife as futile. A stranger questions the Lacklider family fate. Con stable Plum replies that it all died a few Sundays ago, revealing a dry, wry glimpse of small-town life and echoes of loss.
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Plum
Fragmentary Proverb Reflections On Wit And Cruelty
A partial reflection on clever remarks and their harm. The speaker notes that witty quips do not define worth and that cruel jokes hurt people, even if intended as humor. The fragment underscores the limits of cleverness and the value of empathy.
Seymour Parker Gilbert Jr Named for Permanent Agent General
Seymour Parker Gilbert Jr, once under 30 when made assistant secretary to the U S Treasury, is the focus of a recent offer to become permanent agent general overseeing the Dawes reparations machinery. His wartime work with the War Loan Board drew attention from Mellon and others. He graduated from Rutgers in 1912 and attended Harvard Law School before resigning his treasury post.
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Nzms
Seymour Parker Gilbert
Seymour Parker Giibert Jr
Dawes
U. S. Treas
Bury
Gilbert
Ing
Treasury
War Loan Board
Mellon
Rutgers
Harvard Law School
Poems That Live
Poet Harret Prescott Spoffard recalls a summer vigil by the sea. A speaker plucks purple pansies while awaiting a lover as fishing-lights shimmer and gulls wheel. The moon sinks, lights fade, and the night, wind, and storm keep vigil until the beloved arrives.
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Harret Prescott Spoffard
Arnold and Murrath win contract for new Lodi street mill
Thirty years ago Arnold and Murrath secured the contract to erect a new mill on Lodi street, the first of its kind in the state following the Hungarian plan. The Lodi Street stone bridge, built by John Berg, was nearly finished and nicknamed The Johnson after Tom L. Johnson. A total lunar eclipse was plainly visible locally. Elyria Canning Co. handled 3000 bushels of tomatoes in one day for canning. Permission sought to erect telegraph poles and string long distance wires to connect Elyria with the outside world. Miss Lottie Phipps and Rev. Frances A Fate of Manchester, Mass., were planning a forthcoming marriage.
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Elyria
Lottie Phipps
Frances A. Fate
Manchester
Mass
Bridgeport Merchant Captures Bear Cub At Lake Penage
A Bridgeport hardware merchant, while camping at Lake Penage, chased and captured a bear cub after it wandered near his island path. He carried the cub to his boat, then fell off a 60 foot cliff on the return trip but managed to recover the animal and return to camp. His wife declared the creature a perfectly healthy porcupine, unsure until fur ruffling revealed the truth.
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Lake Penage
Woman wins coal weight guessing contest at fair
Mrs J C Underhill of Oberlin road correctly guessed the ton of coal offered by West Side Lumber and Coal Co at the fair grounds. The coal weighed 5169 pounds and her guess was 5170 pounds. The range of guesses ran from 24 pounds to 2063 tons.
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Wenston
J. C. Underhill
Oberlin Road
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Underhill
Crawford county fair opens with speed races and new barn
Crawford county fair begins Tuesday with four stake races racing for a 1000 purse across Wed Thurs and Fri. A new speed ring barn is built to accommodate extra entries. Glouster brick plant labor peace celebrated after year of troubles and a workers employers banquet.
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Crawford County
Glouster
Glouster Brick Company
Saturday in Royal Lineage Ties to George Family
Saturday marks a recurring thread in British royal history with four Georges dying on Saturdays and George V and his four sons all born on Saturdays. The text notes the coincidence across reigns and births among the royal line.
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Royal House of
Great Britain
George V
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Prince Henry
Prince Ceargs
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