Denmark on Way to War Readiness or Disarmament
The Christian Century argues Denmark plans bold disarmament amid historic feuds and cautious neighbors. It notes peacetime reforms reduce military budget from 60 million to 11 thousand Kronen and abolish conscription while keeping border patrols rifleless. The piece questions whether Danes are sane or crazy in a world of noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Little Kingdom
Europe
War Office
Admiralty
Switzerland
New York Governor Race Promises Stirring Campaign
A contest for New York governor pits incumbent Alfred H. Smith against Theodore Roosevelt Assistant Secretary of the Navy. The race is billed as a battle royal with national implications and strong interest from Anti-Saloon League factions and prohibitionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Alfred H. Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York
Smith
al Smith
Ku Klus Klan
Old Empire
Styles in Sin and the Art of Social Progress
A column reflecting on reform, leadership, and the evolving battle for social welfare. It credits pioneers who blaze trails in freedom, women’s enfranchisement, and prohibition, noting today’s task is discerning real issues and adapting to shifting norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lean Frank
Election day will see record women voters in New York
Daniel O Day new chairman of the New York Democratic National Committee says next November will bring the largest number of women to the polls since the equal amendment. Prohibition pushes turnout as women seek facts beyond slogans and engage in registration and issue study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Day
New York
Democratic National Committee
Ousr
By & Flaid
Diis
YESTERDAYS IN OHIO AND BEYOND A VISUAL SNAPSHOT
Item summarizes various dated notes including Garfield mourning day, Peary's Sydney arrival, Columbus exhumation, Chicago centennial, and other regional items. Mentions birth anniversaries of King Christian X and Irving Bachellor. Kansas governor anniversary. Texas Democrats statewide convention. World War I veterans reunion. Nevada homestead openings. conventions in Pittsfield Springfield and Cincinnati.
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Great Salt Lake
Iowa
United States
Garfield
Peary
Sydney
Cape Breton
Greenland
Columbus
Havana
Spain
Chicago
National Guard
Oklahoma
Christian X
Pictou
N. S
Irving Bachellor
Pierpont
N. Y
Stanley H. Kunz
Mlinois
Man Finds Bag Contents Reveal Farm Trade Secrets
A farmer discovers a mesh bag containing elderberry wine ingredients seven telephone numbers a lipstick and two pairs of horse clippers. The bag is linked to Lib Pash and payment for clipper sharpening. The incident highlights ongoing farming trade knowledge and local expertise.
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A meditation on character and duty urging practical, honest work and community responsibility. It contrasts good work with empty fame and argues lasting value comes from service, study, and disciplined effort rather than mere wages or status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Early Rose Potatoes and Fashionable Bustles Highlight County News
A new Early Rose seed potato is offered at $1 per pound as farmers tout superior seed stock. A fashion feature introduces a Grecian Bend bustle with larger styles claimed to enhance wearers. A county fair walking match features horses, including G. E. Hambletonian's mile in 10:10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hambletonian
Elyria
Wilkins Struck CD awards ideal bed to Mars winner
Monthly drawing by the Wilkins Struck Company awards Foster Ideal Beds to Lorain area residents. Mrs R B Reinhardt drew the tenth ticket but was absent and forfeited. Second ballot winner listed as R H Knowles Oberlin and others named. eight beds remain.
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RB. Diedrick
Cleveland Street
Wilking-Struck
Sevares
Bill
Wilkins-Struck
Lorain
R. B. Reinhardt
Eastern Heights Blvd
Reinhardt
E.R. Strouser
Bell Ave
A. Nanter
Grace
E.H. Dietrick
Cornell
C.H. Davis
Wellington
Mrs. Snodgrass
F. Henry
West Av
C. L. Cook
Amherst
Eastern Heights
R. H. Knowles
Oberlin
Etna Simpson
E. Ave
Max Krugman
Mrs. Scoinburn
Roy Durkee
R. Wellert
H. Decker
R. D
J. Schacter
Oxford
Elizebth
R. Diedrick
Cleveland
Thomas W. Miller Named President of Federation of Inter Allied Veterans
Thomas W. Miller was proposed by French members and seconded by Italian veterans to head the Federation of Inter Allied War Veterans, an international affair. As president he would lead about ten million war veterans and oversee seized property nationwide in the United States and territories.
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Delaware
Miller
Infantry
American Legion
Thomas W. Miller
Federation of Inter-Allied War Veterans
Federation
Thomas W.milles
United States
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Blyria
State of
A. E. Clayden, Inc
CHI Sage Room
S. Dearborn Street
EW York
Fifth Avenue
Christian Century
Lord Collingwood
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Missouri
Bucks County
Bavarian Evangelical Lutheran Association For Promoting
Pittsfield
Mass
New England Association of Commercial Secretaries
Springfield
Illinois Grand Commandery Knights
Cincinnati
Argonne
Bey
Thal
Lake Shore
Berea
Harding
Wilkin
IDEAL
Cuederick
Wheeling
W. Va
Catherine Baker
Youngstown
Baker
R. E. Heath
Chestnut Ridge
Altman & Ackerman
S.S
S. S
UULUS
City Tire House
East Ave
NEW Depot
Service
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