Will Japan Prevent Peace or Undermine World Court Pact
The article argues Japan's refusal to sign the World Court accord risks weakening postwar peace efforts. It surveys fears that nations may retaliate by withholding essential goods, notes the potential for singling out domestic matters, and urges avoiding actions that could fracture consensus toward a real world peace.
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Geneva
Japan
World Court
America
West
Iit
Court of Arbitration
Holland
England
We Just Knew It Judge Calhoon Sees Ferguson Governess Fight
A long wry letter from a Texas audience contemplates Judge George C. Calhoon ruling that Ma Ferguson could be governor. It gibes at common law and suggests Pa Ferguson’s influence, noting shifting public opinion and imagined roles in the state government.
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George C. Calhoon
Thirty-Fifth District Court of
Texas
Ma ™ Ferguson
Deason
Joseph
Ferguson
Pa’ Ferguson
World peace aim praised by Cosmo Hamilton on MacDonald
Cosmo Hamilton argues Ramsay MacDonald is often misjudged as an amateur politician and favors discarding old leaders, but he credits MacDonald with pursuing real world peace. He notes England’s reliance on the royal family and suggests Japan’s stance may affect peace efforts.
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Cosmo Hamilton
Ramsay Mac Donald
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Europe
Japan
Parliament Opens As Lines Drawn Between Ireland
Parliament assembles to determine the boundary line between Northern and Southern Ireland amid disputes. The imagined task of drawing a demarcation underscores tensions between Irish factions and the complexities of self-rule.
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Northern
Ireland
Women workers rise amid wartime gains and postwar shifts
In Timely Views on World Topics Alice Heary argues women have gained in industry due to war and must be empowered by education. The piece notes ongoing labor struggles, women's enfranchisement, and the need to train women beyond old roles. Also mentions a boy phenom at an opera, a new Amherst clothing store, a new military company in Elyria, and Elyria youths entering the navy aboard the training ship Hartford.
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Alice Heary
National Women's Trade Union League
Ives
Daniel Freese
Amherst
Necholsbreek
Elyria
Covid
Kingsley
Frank Murdach
Leste Hinman
Leutenant
Carl Ashford
Clyde Westisong
Charles Keun
Salisbury
John Ray
Theodore Henry
Navy
Hartford
Yesterday's Ohio Anniversaries and Birthdays Record
A dated column lists events from 1832 to 1922 in Ohio and beyond, noting historic moments such as Congress meeting at York and notable figures born or dying. It marks one year ago today Governor Wahson’s proclamation and lists today's birthdays including James A. Drain Illton Lackaye John Hen MacCrecker Samuel E. Cook Allen F. Moors with their birthplaces and ages.
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Congress
York
John Hancock
Ross
Bodega
Cali
Samuel S
Sunset
Cox
Zanesvik
New York
Field Marshal Eaarts
Br Dier
India
France
Baron Steuben
Ameri
N’s
Liverpool
Duke of Edinburgh
R. E. Lee
New Orleans
St. Louis
Vickburg
Constantine
Greece
Wahson
Enhaiee
James A. Drain
The
American Legion
Warren County
Tus
Ilton Lackaye
Loudoun County
John Hen MacCrecker
Lafayette College
Rochester
Samuel E. Cook
Huntington County
Ind
Allen F. Moors
St. Charles
Today’s Festival and Anniversaries Across National Life
Various events mark this day including the centenaries of Sun Set Cox and Gen. Charles P. Stone. The British Parliament debates Ulster border while the Church Congress meets at Oxford. Rhode Island Democrats convene to nominate officials. Canonization of Sister Therese of Lisieux and a Chippewa pow wow celebrating a treaty anniversary also occur.
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Jerome
Cox
Charles P. Stone
Eggptian
House of Commons
Ulster
Irish Free State
Church Congress
Rhode Island
Providence
United States
Soeur Therese of
Liseaux
France
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A short essay urges young men in business to study their bosses as the key to advancement. It argues most successes come from understanding and emulating the boss, doing tasks well in the manner the boss prefers.
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Grove Patterson
Ras T I and the Crowned Heads of Europe
Ras T I, Abyssinian prince, is portrayed as a descendant of royalty amid global intrigue in Arthur Capper's Weekly. The piece blends fanciful travelogue with snippets of contemporary events, noting commerce between France and America and rising auto activity in Europe as Citroen expands production. It mentions thieves and a lightning strike, illustrating a mix of sensational and everyday occurrences.
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Ras T. i
Europe
Ras
Arthur Capper
Karesas
Nate Canper
Richard
Chy
Suze
Poems That Live by Byron Echoes Moonlit Lines
A poem fragment presents Byron’s imagery of the midnight moon weaving bright chains over a deep sea. An infant’s breast rises and falls as the spirit bows in reverent listening and adoration, with a full yet soft emotion like summer ocean swell.
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Lord Byron
Adams Daughter in New York Society Notes
Julia Davis Adams, wife of William McMillan Adams, daughter of an American ambassador, is highlighted as a figure in New York society. The piece notes her appearance, speech, and connection to a disaster survivor, with remarks on her stance on woman suffrage and her father’s nomination.
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Julia Davis Adams
Hewey
New York
State Briefs: Labor reopenings and court actions across Ohio
The Red Bird Mine near Pomeroy, owned by Nelsonville interests, is being prepared to reopen after a long suspension following an agreement with the miners. Ed Norton of Bucyrus injures his left leg in football practice. another player breaks a collarbone. Athens reports a court order blocking a referendum on a Mutual Electric Co franchise. A will dispute over Herbert Byard’s $20,000 estate in Athens ends with a court ruling. In Columbus a Democratic rally to be addressed by Utah Senator William H. King and Cyrus Locher is announced for Greenville on October 2, with Mrs. Itella Jewell Brown also listed as a speaker.
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Pomeroy
Red Bird
Here
Nelsonville
Bucyrus
Eddie Norton
Morris
Athens
Council Here
Mutual Electric Co
Common Pleas
Tere
Herbert Byard
Cimeimnoti
Byard
Columbus
William H. King
Utah
Cyrus Locher
Cold Merce
Greenville
Itella Jewell Brown
West Virginia
John W. Davis
Road repair plan uses two light car chassis
Union county correspondent reports many holes on the Plain Duty road. boulay says the road is not under his jurisdiction and that the suggestion to fill holes with chassis parts is not part of his duties. the idea is to use car chassis to block rough spots while awaiting proper maintenance.
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Union
Boulay
Union County
Department d
Presidential No Ev At New York Convention Address
October 11 Columbus meeting labeled as a presidential event. Defiance, Sept. 30. Organization of the Terrance district of the Methodist Episcopal church, per Ada conference plan, drew attention of Dr. Oliver L. Seward new presiding elder on arrival for new dates. Seward, from Madisonville parish near Cincinnati after 23 years in ministry, replaces Dr J F Oave. Columbus O first aid training among miners and mill workers and state mine inspectors, use of Ohio mine trucks. Jerome War chief reports federal plan for a large first aid edge next year, Bellare Ohio hosted recent events. Government aid in mining work noted. similar efforts occur in Kentucky. federal mine car needed there. Coshocton O Sept 36. County prosecutor Joseph B Shepler files petition in common pleas accusing county commissioners of fraudulently paying $1,565 to Newark contractor George Lane.
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Defiance
Terrance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ada
Oliver L. Seward
Seward
Madisonvile Parish
Cincinnnati
J F. Oave
Columbus
Ohio
Jerome War Ehief
United States
Oto
Bellare
Sovernmoene
Ing
Don
Kentucky
Coshocton
Josephb. Shepler
Common Pleas
George Lane
Newark
Lane payroll padding dispute halts bridge work
Shepler seeks to enjoin further payment and recover sums already paid after alleging Lane padded payrolls and overcharged for materials. Lane admits some profit and that estimates and plans were not approved by the state highways department as required by law.
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Shepler
Lane
State Highways Department
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing_& Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
A. C, Hudnutt
City
Lorain
State of
A. E. Clayden, Inc
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenue
Mac Donald
Henry Ford
Andre Citroen
Paris
Citroen
Endeath
Orean
North Eaton
Abe
Creinkh Lee
Arerh
Faralr
Jumia Davis
M. A. Abbe
Elyria Savings & Trust
Getz U 25
Bard
W. Phillips
Cleveland Street
Foreign Exchange
Mathias
West River
Tie Town
Virginia Saunders
Middle Ave
Glade
B. Thomas
Pearson Dry Cleaning CO
Holcomb’s
Safe Bud
Veedol
Roehl Oil Co
Elyria Vulcanizing Co
Tide Water Oil Company
Veedo Motor
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