Spirit of the Constitution Week and amendments
The piece argues for upholding the Constitution and its spirit during Constitution Week. It stresses that amendments such as the Eighteenth and Nineteenth have been added by the people through lawful means to protect rights, including peaceful assembly and petition for redress of grievances. It cautions defenders against hostility to amendments and calls for harmony between constitutional provisions via further amendments when conflicts arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Admiral Takarabe Denounces Two Civilizations Theory
In an interview Admiral Takarabe of Japan challenges Wilbur’s view that the East and West are two marching civilizations. He argues civilization is the essence of humanity with varied forms, and that all share a common summit reachable by harmonious effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takarabe
Japan
Wilbur
Paifie
Mgr
Admiral Takarabe
World responds to Dawes plan say Curtis in Senate speech
Senator Curtis of Kansas describes the Dawes plan as a catalyst for global trade and European recovery. He argues increased purchasing power will boost U S home markets and exporter sales while Germany uses a larger loan and gold reserve to meet indemnities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GANNX
Curtis
Dawes
Ulate
Europe
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Inter Parliamentary Union
Berne
Curtis É Washington
United
Germany
Yesterdays in Ohio and Todays Anniversaries
A compact note of notable anniversaries and historical events tied to Ohio and the nation. It lists figures born in Massachusetts and Ohio, political and international milestones, a past year roundup, and a set of birth anniversaries of prominent persons with places and dates referenced.
Prince of Wales seen as key in fostering Franco British ties
Grove Patterson reflects on the Prince of Wales role and Edward VII’s impact in uniting England and France. The piece argues the future royal carries a real job shaping diplomacy and peace across nations, contrasting modern public attention with historic funeral crowds.
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Princes of Wales
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
England
France
Edward
National Independ ence Day and Civic Events Across Cities
Across the nation today observances mark a national independence day in Chill while El Paso hosts a large International Fair and Exposition. Pendleton inaugurates its Round-up festivities with thousands attending as Sen Robert LaFollette launches his campaign in Madison Square Garden. The Holy Name Societies gather in Washington with a four day convention alongside diverse professional meetings in Cleveland Philadelphia Sioux City and Excelsior Springs.
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John W. Killinger
Pennsylvania
Chill
el Paso
Texas
Pendleton
Oregon
Robert M. LaFolletts
Wisconsin
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Coolidge
National Convention of the Holy Name Societies
Washington
Local Exchange Sparks Quirky Family Exchange
A humorous fragment shows Lid Pach scolding a boy about boards and smoking cigarets in a playful rural voice. The scene hints at everyday family tension and a slapstick tone.
Notable Conductor Serge Koussevitzky Featured In Day's News
The article highlights Serge Koussevitsky as a leading living conductor of America who recently arrived to conduct for a season. It covers his storied career from Russia to international acclaim, including his Moscow conservatory study, his virtuoso double bass performance, and his work with orchestras and tours across Europe and America. It notes his guest appearances in London Paris and various theatres and mentions upcoming church events and campus activities in Oberlin with details of local receptions and student invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge Koursevit
Ammerica
Russia
Li Koseesks
Moscow
Stulent
Amro
Vorza
London
English
Paris
Europe
Marriage of Charles Yard and Miss Hattie Gibbs
The event of the county fair featured a chalk talk by Frank Beard of Hoosier School fame to a large audience. The Reed and Sil organization formed by six men unveiled new instruments with a $1,160 value. The contract price stood at $17. Rev W G Ward was named pastor of the M E church succeeding Rev L H McConnell. Five tug of war teams from as many towns competed, Grange with ten hats winning fifth such victory.
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Reed and Sil
Frank Beard
Hoosier School
Charles Yard
Hattie Gibbs
W. G. Ward
M. E. Church
LH. McConnell
College President Outlines Life Tips at Oberlin Chapel
Oberlin, Sept 18. President Henry King addressed new students at the first chapel service of the year. He urged education to answer three questions and listed aims for a college education including professional knowledge, civic responsibility, openness to others, and a balance of mental and spiritual life. The service welcomed newcomers and honored seniors in caps and gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
League of Women Voters
Arboret
Henry l King
Qberlin College
Tuestening
Henry ©. King
Oberlin College
Educa Sion
Local notes and social items from Huntington area
A mix of community news including a proposed child labor amendment to the constitution, start of fifteen students in the grade school, and visits and gatherings. Names mentioned include Ashley Neel, Ed Finkle family, Beulah Wilson, Charles Hawley, Judson Clarke, Rev C C Papier, Mr and Mrs Thadhum, Fredee of Sullivan, Anna Schnell, George Ross Jr, Joe Barking, G Long and wife, Joseph Donald Hawley, Floyd Solida, H S Solida family, Mrs Gee McQuate Sr, Will Hart and family.
Dr Carey Marshroot Prescription No 777 Advertised
An old advertisement promotes Dr Carey Marshroot Prescription No 777 for kidney and bladder diseases. It claims relief from backache, clears eyes, and urges readers to ask a druggist for the remedy. It notes Dr Carey’s decades of kidney practice and offers a 75 cent price with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillips
Daniel G. Carey
M. D
Hart Family Ties Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Hart household hosted relatives with Mrs. Ed Norris and daughter from Wellington visiting. Will Tart and family from Mansfield joined George Hart and wife for a Sunday gathering.
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Ington
George Hart
Ed Norris and
Dachter
Wellington
Will Tart
Mansfield
Columbus women obtain licenses for hunting squirrels and related items
Charles Lewellyn, Franklin County license clerk, confirms thirteen Columbus women hold licenses for shooting squirrels and related activities. He notes a cautious stance with no blood on his hands should any incidents occur, and seven of the women are described as having red hair.
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Columbus
Charles Lewellyn
Franklin County
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
F. Burks
A. Hudnutt
Lorain
State of
A. FE. Clayden, Inc
Chica Our
S. Dearborn Street
York
Fifth Avenue
Inter-Pariamentary Union
Joseph Stor
Martehead
Mass
Cambridge
Turkey
Austria
Tsui Kao Yin
San Francisco
Woodrow Watson
University of California At Berkeley
Argonaut
California
Tiday
Marquis of Blandford
Duke of Marlborough
John H. Clarke
Supreme Court of the United States
Lisbon
Clarence E. MacArtney
Presbyterian Church In the
Northwood
Henry Churchill King
Hillsdale, Mich
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
John L. Bates
Massachusetts
North Easton
Grove Patterson
Sweden
Ian Rango
Gustavus Adol
Thames
Rteenth
Toulouse
Agut Tiarathon
New York
van Monumen
America
Cleveland
American Association of Obstetricians
Philadelphia
Thomas S. Jones, Jr
Lid Pach
Serge Koussevitzky
United Church
James Brand
North Main Street
Christ Church Episcopal
South Main Street
Church of the Sacred Heart Catholic
South Pledsant Street
First Baptist Church
Es Lorain Street
Ibvilesord
la Vome
First Method Church
Shuren
West College
Zion Reptist
Plessant
Finney Cha‘pel
John PD
Con
Helen Finney Cox
Charles G. Finney
Oberlin Briefs
Mire
W. HL. Chapin
Huntington
Lucinda Crite
Ocean
John Murbach
Broad St. Elyria
H.M. Andress & Son
Broad St
The
Loomis Co
Star Shoe Shop
Elyria Hotel
National Picture Week
Wallace
Schwind’s Picture Win Store
West Ave
Chestnut
Miss Hazel Nash
Nash
Stene
Charleston Cabin
Ray Miller
Patsy
Abe Lyman
Charley
Boy
Phil Ohman
Bennie Kreuger
Gene Roderick
Stack O'Lee
Herb Wiedoff
Cinderella Roof
Keller
Lynch
Marion Harris
Hannah
Margaret Young
Brunswick Music Shop
Court Street
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