Self Censoring the Movies in California Theaters
The Allied Amusement Industries of California will not show films featuring Clara Smith Hannon arguing that such works unduly glorify violence. A columnist calls her motives publicity driven and notes a $25,000 offer. California exhibitors claim the industry can self regulate, resisting external purity measures.
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Allied Amusement Industries
California
Moving Picture Theatres
Clara Smith Hannon
Smith & Wesson
Harding mocked as a fashion fault signaling failure
The New Republic rakes President Harding over a minor style flaw detailing supposedly collapsed trouser legs. The piece argues this aesthetic critique proves the administration doomed and that the publication must secede from America for disloyalty.
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New Republic
Bolshevists
Harding
Dan‘iel Webster
Lewis Cass
America
The Great Sacrifice of Spring Hunting
The article laments spring hunting restrictions as legislators curb breeding-season shooting. It contrasts spring wildlife beauty and emotional solace for hunters with the loss of outdoor tradition, suggesting sportsmen sacrificed freedom to protect waterfowl and habitat.
Voice Of The People: Catholic Cardinal Praised For Americanism
The letter pages honor James Gibbons as a model American Catholic leader who supported American democracy while upholding Catholic faith. It cites his views on immigrant protection and the mission for immigrant girls as American and Catholic. A second writer criticizes double standards and calls for higher morals among the young and society’s better classes.
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Elyria
College of Cardinals
Catholic Church
Republic
James Guibbons
Battmore
Reeve Ang
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Easter church exercises draw large local crowd
The Easter services at the church were well attended with about one hundred people. Rev Fuk delivered an engaging sermon for the children and the district M E church leader offered a Bre sermon in the afternoon. Miss Alta Myers spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A F Myers while Frank Gubeno, who has a broken limb, has been moved from John
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Fuk
M. E. Church
Alta Myers
Cleveland
Aa. F. Myers
Frank Gubeno
John
Borsd Family Affected by Flooded River Route
The Lorain area reports very high river waters forcing William Morris to stay overnight with cousin Frank Chavees after he could not cross the river to his home near Headends School on North Ridge in Garfield district.
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William Morris
Frank Chavees
N. Ridge
Garfield
Tailor Kewley Still At Work After 50 Years In Kyria
Elyria notes from fifty years ago recall tailor William Kewley continuing his thirty year trade in Kyria. The village paper praises lake captains and winter visitors who settled at Lo rain. W B Bornteen J C Hale and George G Wahburn buy Washington avenue lots as the street holds only four houses. The Shore tax road plans a new Elyria Toledo branch via Sandusky. An Elyria merchant markets a non explosive lamp as market leader.
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Elyria
William Kewley
Kyria
Kewley
W. W Bornteen
J C. Hale
George G. Wahburn
Washington Atera
Weathered debate over public works and private menders
A short exchange questions how capital and labor might serve the public and state, asking if a traveler mender of umbrellas yields better returns than site work, implying doubts about ventures. The tone hints at labor and public utility concerns.
Glassware Sparring Sparked by Clecgs Er
A cryptic line hints at sparing or reuse ideas for glassware. The fragment mentions Blue Devil Clecgs Er in an unclear context, suggesting a playful or experimental note rather than a finalized plan or event.
Druggists Granted Wine and Whiskey Withdrawals
Washington April 1 retail druggists may withdraw wine and whiskey from bonded warehouses to meet sick persons needs. Revenue Commissioner Williams issued orders authorizing withdrawals beginning tomorrow to cover all reasonable demands. The new instructions modify an earlier January 28 order limiting withdrawals to five cases per withdrawal.
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Washington
Revenue
Willams
Norwalk News Briefs and Local Schedule Notes
NORWALK items report a car abandoned near Berlin Heights by youths who borrowed $10. Judge WF Duncan of Findlay addresses Kiwanis and Odd Fellows to initiate a large class in New London on April 7. Marriages listed include Fransens Cook and Ryan Kelley. Mann Parrish. Mrs Ella Hargraves injured in a fall. Schools close for spring vacation. City enforces an ordinance restricting chickens within 50 feet of homes. Military funeral for aviator Morton Campbell. buried Wakeman. Kiwanis to hear telephoned address with two amplifiers at Findlay Dayton Newark meetings May 3. Erie County road funds include $10,000 for Lockwood Hill. Auto caravan itinerary includes Michigan Grange with 700 participants. stops at Wayne, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Akron, Pittsburgh.
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Norwalk
Winton
Berlin Heights
WF. Duncan
Findlay
Kiwanis Club
Odd Fellows
New London
Fred FP. Fransens
Margaretta Cook
Harry Ryan
Rosa G. Kelley
Willard
A. T. Mann
Anna May Parrish
Ela Hargraves
Morton Ll. Campbell
Wakeman
George Snyder
Kiwanis Clubs
Dayton
Newark
Erie County
Lockwood Hill
Lorain Police Test New Gas Wagon
Lorain police try out their newly purchased patrol auto from Carrol Auto Co in the morning test run.
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Lorain
Carrol Auto Co
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