Training leaders for government across borders and towns
A Boston dispatch reports Scottish Rite Masons discuss at the Supreme Council annual meeting a plan to train many young men and women for leadership in American government. The note compares merit-based public service to citizen obligations and cites William E. Gladstone’s political moves across London Edinburgh and Newark as a precedent.
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Boston
Supreme Council
Department of Ife
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
England
Wales
London
Edinburgh
William E. Gladstone
Liverpool
Newark
South Lancashire
Greenwich
Midlothian
Scotland
Placing Responsibility for World War I Guilt Debate
The column argues that World War I guilt was not Germany only, noting scholars like Harry Elmer Barnes who claim Austria Russia and France bore substantial responsibility. It warns that Versailles rests on an unjust premise, risking future trouble, and laments the League of Nations tied to the treaty’s enforcement.
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Germany
Ruhr
Harry Elmer Barnes
Smith College
Current History
Austria
Russia
France
Barnes
Stressemann
League of Nations
League
New Hampshire Legislature Set At Four Hundred Twenty
A new apportionment law leaves New Hampshire with a 420 member legislature. The writer notes the large size comes from the law and voter turnout, suggesting the body may lack true deliberative quality after a winter session spanning sixty to ninety days.
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Hampshire
New Hampshire
Yesterday’s in Ohio and Today’s Anniversaries
A compact list of historical anniversaries and today’s birthdays featuring Samuel Adams, Louis XVIII, Andrew Bower Law, and Laur ent Clerc, with notes on past events including British campaigns, the American Legion charter, and a Welsh-born author. Notable birthdays include Sir Frederick Ponsonby, Hauilin Garland, Rear Admiral Edward Simpson, Selden P. Spencer, Louis Phal known as Battling Siki.
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Samuel Adame
Boston
Louis XVIII
France
Charles X
Andrew Bower Law
New Brunswick
London
Bombay
Abyssinia
Laurent Clerc
Hartford
Conn
American Legion
Congress
Dardenelles
Frederick Ponsonby
Privy Purse
Hauilin Garland
West Salem
Wis
Edward Simpson
Annapolis
Selden P. Spencer
United States
Missouri
Erie
Louis Phal
Battling Siki
Senegal
Way of the World highlights women voting and civic duty
Grove Patterson reflects on the suffrage movement and the country’s progress with mothers gaining the vote. He urges citizen responsibility, honors veterans, notes social reforms, and cites recent legal shifts toward reason over force, plus a scientific advance in treating whooping cough.
Coleman Livingstone Bleage Emerges as Democratic Senator Nominee
Out of the recent state primaries for senatorial nominations Coleman Livingstone Bleage, former governor of South Carolina, is nominated for the United States Senate over Representative James Byrn in the Democratic run off. Bleage, a Newberry native, studied law, served in the South Carolina House, was city attorney of Newberry, state senator, mayor of Newberry, and governor for two terms beginning in 1911. His tenure sparked controversy for pardoning prisoners from the state institution.
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Coleman Livingstone Bleage
Eemet
South Carolina
United States
James B. Byrnn
Blease
Newberry County
Cole
State House
Conventions Open Across Nation Today Social and Professional Gatherings
Today marks the start of a busy convention day as Republicans in California, Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association in Newark, and many others begin meetings in cities including San Francisco Manchester and Montreal. Medical and engineering associations also open gatherings in New York Philadelphia Santa Barbara and Hartford with diverse professional agendas.
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California
San Francisco
Edward Simpson
U.S. N
Republic of Mexico
Newark
N. J
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
New England
Manchester
N. H
United States
Canada
Montreal
American Academy of Opthalmology
New York
Roadmasters’ and Maintenance of Way Association
Philadelphia
American Society of Sanitary Engineers
Santa Barbara
Pacific Coast, Gas Association
Louisville
Professor Murray to Speak in Buffalo on World Alliance Meeting
George Gilbert Murray regius professor of Greek at Oxford since 1908 will speak before the annual World Alliance for International Friendship Turn the Churches meeting in Buffalo this fall. He left Australia at 11, studied in London and Oxford, later taught Greek at Glasgow University for a decade, and has written on Greek history and literature. He has lectured in the United States in 1912 and 1916 and worked with the League of Nations in recent years.
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George Gilbert Murray
America
Buffalo
World Alliance For International Friendship
Turn
Regius
Oxford University
Australia
Merchant Taylor's School
London
St. John’s College
Oxford
New College
Glasgow University
Greece
United States
Muray
League of Nations
War to the Death The Plea of Anatole France to Women
A dated plea urges American women to wage war on war itself to save Europe. Anatole France addresses an American women’s association, calling for hatred of war, reconstruction aid, and active moral leadership to prevail over global conflict. The text frames women as braver than men and pivotal to a peaceful world order.
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France
Anatole France
Thearapea
America
SaYet
Mankind
Europe
Poems That Live Childhood Table
Fragmentary poem text mentions Ola sorrow reunion and Joy, with garbled lines about facing forever. It includes names like Ioin Banister and a table tag, but lacks clear event or context. Unclear attribution and incomplete phrases reduce informativeness.
Peroples Institute Formed For Winter Entreatments
Twenty years ago the Peroples Institute formed a concert and lecture course for new entertainments in the winter season. Elyria Hospital opened under the management of Ales Morehouse who also operated a bus at Grafton. Lorain County Abstract Co was organized by A L and N C Draper C E Tucker John Blanchard and George L Ginsch with capital of 25000. Elyria ball team led Wooster 6 6 and won the county championship. J E Willard former county treasurer died at his Lochstrest home from a stroke of paralysis.
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Peroples
Elyria Hospital
Ales, Morehouse
Grafton
Lorain County Astract Co
A. L
N. C. Draper
C. E. Tucker
John Blanchard
George L. Ginsch
Elyria
J. E. Williard
Lochstrest
Paraly
Local clergy changes and nuptial in Ohio brief
Statewide briefs report Rev F J Atkinson’s retirement for ill health in Bucyrus after years in the Evangelical church. Kenyon College ministerial student Russell EB Fran to fill Defiance Grace Episcopal duties. Miss Helen Erz wed Edward J Cantit Jr in Steubenville after his Army service in Germany. Red Cross to send an itinerant nurse to Defiance public schools for four months starting January. Athens County to pursue ouster of Bert M Thompson from Dover township schools. Hartleyville area stills raid pattern hints at outside backing. County Commissioner Walter Compton injured by tire blast, another tire incident follows.
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Bucyrus
Nans
Buerrus
Evangelical Church
F. J. Atkinson
Helen Erz
Edward J. Cantit, Jr
Germany
Erz
Defiance
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Chauncey
Athens County Board of Education
Bert M. Thompson
Ohio University
Dover Township
Thompson
Glouster
Hartleyville Firstret
Middleport
Walter Compton
Stiff Joints Relieved With Old Holland Remedy
A Holland oil remedy advertised to relieve pains in ankles knees hips shoulders and spine treats internal infections as the cause. Sold as Red Mill Haarlem Oil in capsules with a money back guarantee through local druggists listed by name.
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Red Mill Haarlem
CC. Bowers
Harry F. Claycomb
Crandall's Drug Store
J. A. Ebert
C. W. Phillips
Crestline Nursing Chief Resigns for Private Duty
WMiss Bernice Bowers, matron of the Emergency hospital Crestline, has resigned to take up private nursing. The move affects hospital staffing and patient care duties as details follow in local notices.
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Crestline
Wmiss Bernice Bowers
Bucyrus
Crawford County Common Pleas Court
Cleveland, Cincinnnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Opening Liberty Bonds Market Update
Opening Liberty Bonds report shows prices for series 31-2 at 196.26 and 196.26 for another, series 41-45 at 101.40 and 101.31, series 4 L-is at 102.60, and new 41-4s at 105. Prices reflect early trading in New York on September 16.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Lark flesh lore tied to voice strength and sweetness
The text notes old medicinal belief that lark flesh strengthens and sweetens the voice. It cites Bohemia as a place where the creature’s eyes are also said to share this property. The passage reflects historical superstition rather than modern practice.
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Bohemia
Gas To Be Drilled Near Athens State Hospital
Ohio Welfare Director Harper announced that drilling for oil and gas may begin near the Athens State Hospital for the Insane after finding the institution in line with satisfactory wells. Several applicants seek leases on state property to drill immediately, with plans to pipe any oil or gas to Ohio University.
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Columbus
Athens State Hospital
Harper
Ohio University
Old theory disproven as marriage creates tangled in laws
Deputy Frank Powell notes a complex kinship web in Columbus as Eda Hampton 17 and Gilbert Choulat 26 wed. Gilbert’s brother Leon is Eola Hampton’s stepfather, having married her mother Josie on Christmas Day 1913. The marriage makes Gilbert and Leon both in-law relations across generations.
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Frank Powell
Columbus
Gilbert
Leon
Eola
Josie Hampton
Mrs. Hampton
Leon Choulat
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Ey Jd
B. Burer
A.C Hudnutt
State of
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Ina
S. Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenue
Mighty
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Ching
Prince of Wales
Oklahoma City
Grove Patterson
Dra
Fr Park
Penn
Af Penn
Woase
Lee
William Penn
Feliz Frankfurter
Harvard University
Harvard
Frankfurter
Stone
Department of Justice
Coleman Livingstone Blease
E Martin
Grey Toupeés
Ohio Hospital
Cleveland Specialiat
Clinical Laboratories Co. Ceveland
All Good Drugman
M.A. Abbe
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
Riverside Gardens
Nellie Cotton
Lake Ave
Phan Uleeee Eeatae
Hholcomb
Adave
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