New French Government Seeks Unity to Stabilize Postwar France
Mullerand named President amid reduced party strife and a push for national unity. Georges Leygues, a long-time cabinet member and education expert, becomes premier, guiding France through postwar economic stabilization. The piece notes France’s shift toward unified action and cautions it will take years to solidify gains. It also references academic opinions and university tuition trends.
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France
Mullerand
Chamber
Paris
Enron Saecree
Millerand
Georges Leygues
Department of Public Instruction
Germany
Fragmentary OCR Note on Social Issues and Education
Fragmented text mentions automobile killings, housing problem, Egypt independence, and New York enrollment in public high schools this fall. Several garbled phrases and stray symbols interrupt coherent facts. no clear attribution or dates.
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New York
Oberlin First Union Service Draws Large Crowd
Nearly two thousand people attended the first service of the unified church in Finney chapel in Oberlin on September 27. Nicholas Van der Pyl delivered the sermon titled Beginnings being his subject. The choir of about 300 voices sang for the first time since the union of the two churches.
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Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Nicholas van der Pyl
Annual Tie Up Here Tonight in Oberlin
In Oberlin on September 27 the annual freshmen versus sophomores fight is set for Dillfield at 8:59 p.m. About 250 participants will mix in the clash while others watch from the sunlit stands. Refereeing is noted, and the event features students in pajamas as part of the festive tableau.
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Oberlin
Sophomoeres
Dillfield
Seek Senate Campaign in Nutmeg State
The League of Nation, a group in the Connecticut senatorial contest, faces opposition from Republican Frank Ho Brandegee and Democrat Augustine Lonergan. Lonergan, an ally of the League, hails from Martard, while Daw previously represented the First Connecticut district in the lower house.
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League of Nati
Connecticut
Frank Ho Brandegee
Augustine Lonergan
Rague
Lonergan
Martard
Daw
Paddle Abolished After Upper-Class Rule Sparks Outcry
A campus tradition where upperclassmen used large oak paddles to discipline freshmen and sophomores has been abolished. The move follows protests over the punitive practice and calls for reform within student governance.
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Trea
First Recital Wednesday Eve at Oberlin
Oberlin Sept 27 Prof Robert Maitland headlining the first student recital in Warner Hall at 7 o'clock. The British singer, now on Oberlin faculty, previously gave a recital here and will later join the Manhattan Opera. He will be assisted by Mrs Maitland. Three Oberlin students competed for Rhodes scholarships at Columbus with about 50 peers from Ohio colleges. The candidates were Robert Lansdale Edward Wi Raymond Hengst. committee decisions to be announced later.
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Oberlin
Robert Maitland
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Warner
Maitland
Manhattan Opera
New York
A Woman Thinks On Bias In Courts And Leniency
A woman candidate for judge condemns leniency toward female defendants while noting that law often bends to femininity. The piece describes court bias, from police to judges, and includes a school crossing vignette where a traffic officer shows protective leniency toward girls and caution with boys.
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Bearcely Alx Aimmers
Predicts G. O. P. Gain in Oklahoma
W. S. Scothorn of Oklahoma City predicts a Republican gain in Oklahoma's senatorial race. He visited Columbus Republican HQ and cites a Republican trend after 30 years in the state. The candidate is 7. W. Harteld, a current U S representative from Oklahoma's Fifth District.
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Oklahoma
W.S. Scothorn
Oklahoma City
Columbus
Scothorn
Attorney General
Foraker
W. Harteld
Norwalk Dredging Planned at $12000 and Local Notables
Norwalk readers learn of dredging at Marsh and Willard costing 12000 dollars. Victory medals awarded to Yankshers Dudley Cole Allen Haines and Robert Bechtel. A school-trick collision injures a truck full of children near Enterprise Township. W C Sharp Flyria ex ambassador to France to speak on Americas New Day. County records list various arrests including assault manslaughter murder robbery desertion larceny and more. William Claflin displays a Germany film seized from a captured dugout.
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Norwalk
Marsh
Willard
Dudley Cole
Allen Haines
Robert Bechtel
Black Snake
Enterprise
W. C. Sharp
Flyria
U. S
France
America
Theodore Carroll
E. W. King
Ralph Clawson
Benjamin Payne
John P. Cunningham
Lloyd Berkley
Ferris Arnold
Lightnin Bill Boosts Harding Star Frank Bacon
Frank Bacon, president of the Actors' Republican League, stars in Lightnin now entering its third year in New York. Henry E. Dixey and the league members enjoy strong public support as Bacon headlines the production on Broadway.
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Frank Bacon
Actors’ Republican League
New York
Lightnin
Henry E. Dixey
Enjoyatin Gencavin
Oberlin Personal Notes and Local Appointments
Oberlin notes professor C. B. Martin on leave working at Harvard renewing plans for travel to Europe, while Prof. and Mrs. H. N. Lute return from Denver and Salt Lake City. Local clubs meet September 30. various residents travel, teach, or visit, including Miss Rosslene Arnold joining Goucher College and Miss Thelma Holton returning from Ontario. Wellington and Oberlin residents attend the American Legion meeting in Cleveland and the Grand Army encampment in Indianapolis.
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Gberlin
C. B. Martin
Beaton
Harvard
France
Italy
Greecs
National Park
Women’s Association of the United Church
Congregational
Sorossy
J. M. Merrill
Oak Street
Honolulu
Aberdeen
S. D
Green
Here
Elyria
Detroit
A. I
F. L. Renck
Thelma Holton
Ontario
Canada
Kennard Weddell
Law and Order League of Western Washington
Tacoma
American Legion
Cleveland
Oberlin
Arg
Howard Roberts
Bundee
XN. Y
Carroll Roberts
Sioux City
Ale. Ingraham
West College Street
John Anson Ford
Jack
Washington
James R. Ford
Pacific Coast
Winlfred Kepler
Chattanooga
Tampa
Fla
Misa Maury W. Kepler
C.K. Whitney
Chicago
National Retail Clotherg’ Association
John Fisher Peck
Misa Blanche Waite
Permina Allen
Slampton
E. J. Collings
Petroles
Ont
Joel Collins
State Bank
Florence M. Fitch
Franklin S. Fitch
Palm Street
Indianapolis
Frank Beckwith
Electa
Paul Davey
Kent
Arthur Tulk
Walnut Street
Yale
Tulk
Lydia Lord Davin
D. A. Wits
Akron
Merl Y Wohla
Kathryn Mahn
Shang
G. W. Turner
East College
Damaged Car Incident and Burglar Arrest Reported
Howard Y Moore through his father sues for 10 dollars damages after his Ford is tipped by a dog causing a broken arm. Robert Knox arrested at Bowling Green on burglary charge tied to L Barnes store in New London two months earlier.
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Howard Y. Moore
George Moore
Anes Kenneth
Stanley McLain
Ford
Robert Knox
Bowling Green
PD. L. Barnes
New London
Goat and Cat Chase Through Paris Cafe Scene
A goat named Billy and a cat engage in a wild chase through a Paris sidewalk cafe. Gendarmes pursue the mischievous pair as tables topple and diners gasp and laugh. A future installment promises whether Billy escapes.
Contested Beauty In America Hoppe Visit Sparks Debate
A satirical column questions the idea of choosing America’s five or ten most beautiful women as English art photographer Mr Hoppe travels in the United States. The writer mocks the contest concept, cites Miss Katz as a vivid example of beauty and charm, and notes how prohibition and celebrity culture shape perceptions of pulchritude. The piece rambles through anecdotes, jokes, and cultural references, ending with a wry reflection on public taste and current events.
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Hoppe
America
Mias Liath Katz
Miss Katz
Miss Kats
Sdy
Zip
Land
Hopper
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