Government must govern not bow to private interests
The Winchester Journal-Herald criticizes rapid federal expansion into social welfare and industrial monitoring, warns against licensing and subsidies that risk socialism, and cites the German Empire as a cautionary tale of paternalism. It questions federal meddling in education and parental protection plans while praising self-reliance and limited government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Cincinnati Enquirer
America
Washington
German Empire
Debating the peril of expanding government in daily life
The argument warns that protective policies grow into pervasive state control. It cites education motherhood and childbed as targets of federal involvement, noting dangers of bureaucratic entanglement and loss of self reliance. The piece urges slowing this march toward national regulation.
Germany blames league for Silesia damages and calls for payment
The Germania argues under Article 88 annex 3 the interallied commission must ensure peace in Upper Silesia and holds the Ai-Hes or War saw liable for murder arson pillage and mine flooding after the plebiscite. It notes league funds go to salaries with nothing left for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympus
League of Watiing
Upper Silesia
Germania
Berlin
Interallied Commission
Warsaw
Poland
League of Nations
Germany
League
Personal notices and visits in Union City area
A compilation of local social notes lists Roy Mittank as a visitor in Union City Friday, while Miss Doris Browne spends Friday in Indianapolis and T. P. Best of Marion hosts friends here Friday evening. Numerous entries record callers, travels, births, hospital visits, and family events among residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mittank
Union City
Doris Browne
Indianapolis
T. P. Best
Marion
Basile Martin
L. H. Clark
Muncie
Grover Shockney
M. Rupert
J. Devore
Hartford City
Harvey Diggs
Fred, Sale
Ft. Wayne
L. M. Britton
Elizabeth
Pendleton
Elizabeth Edger
Portland
Emma’ Hunt
Marie Vanderburg
Albany
A. A. Mendenhall
Reva Coats
Bernice -Wysong
Clarence Wilmore
Charles’ Robes
Alma
Anderson
Ray Lenich
Doris
Reva
Mary Brown
Union
City
Nell Tritt
Leon Miller
Rose Eileen
Russell. Tritt
Charles. Turpin
Union. City
Vern Edwards
Clyde Engle
Oswald « Edwards
Kid Binet
Doreenee
Social notes from Union City and nearby communities
Residents and visitors are listed attending dances, visits, and illnesses. Sara Jane Miller returned from Akron. Mrs. H. E. Magee sails to Colorado for health. Miss Florence Goodrich taught in Ft. Wayne. Parry's orchestra played at Riverside Park Ridgeville. many relatives and guests visited in Union City, Logansport, Anderson, and Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jane Miller
Akron
Ohio
Glen Davis
James
Joe Brown
Union City
Ethel
Miriam Jobes
Paul Stoker
Bob Davis
Muncie
N. W. Ferguson
Ridgeville
Parry
Riverside Park
H. E. Magee
la Veta
Colo
Isaac Paige
Binghampton
N. Y
Dave Martin
Fred Gray
Juanita Brown
Bay View
Mich
Joe Gard
Logansport
Marvin Grimmelspacher
Doris
Reva Brown
Ruth Fulghum
Flora Wiest
Chicago
Fred Weist
Walter G
Margaret Ann Boousman
Saratoga
Florence Goodrich
Ft. Wayne
Robert Coats
Anderson
Dayton Coats
J. T. Chenoweth
Bellevue
F. A. Chenoweth
C. E. Ferris
Charles Dane
Ella Inman
Harper Mosier
Bryan Templin
Winchester
Johnstown
Penn
Templin
School of
University of Indiana
Edna Bagley
Gerald Davis
Spartansburg
Florence Bagley
Charles Brown
Harry Thornburg
Thornburg
Kentucky
Fermen
Focuit
Sons of Veterans
Greenville
Talented instrumental group to perform at Brownell Concert
A quartet featuring saxophone harp flute violin and piano will headline the Community Chautauqua program at the community tent. The week also features the Philippine Quartet Cartwright Brothers Quartet and the Cremong Orchestra with a full list of attractions available in the program folder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hit Brownell Concert Company
Chicautauqua
Philippine Quartet
Cartwright Brothers Quartet
Cremong Orchestra
Chautauqua
HE Brownell
Cremona Orchestra
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Kodaks
White-Brady Drug Co
Rexall
Winchester Journal-Herald
Watson & Oliver
Randlph County
Indiana
Sudan
Goodrich Brothers Hay
Cozy Theatre
Realart
Mary Miles Minter
Cissy Fitzgerald
Noes
Goldwin
Tom Moore
Mann
Harry Morey
National
Thursiday
Katherine MacDonald
Miss Lyle
Max Roberts
Realarts
Brownell Concert Company
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