Purley A. Baker Airmarked as Prohibition Leader
Purley A. Baker rose from a small disliked Anti-Saloon League to a powerful national force through strategic leadership and church support. He guided the movement with restraint from partisan politics, earning recognition as a quiet, steadfast figure akin to Cato, and leaving a lasting legacy as prohibition achieved victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purley A. Baker
Addison
Cato
Garrison
Phillips
John Brown
Cabinet Officers in Open Season on Newsroom Turmoil
The piece argues cabinet officers are routinely targetted for removal. It recalls Brean in Wilson's era for vacation lectures and Daniels for wine bans in the navy, noting an ongoing cycle of accountability. The author hopes for a pause in the current hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Brean
Josephs Daniels
Navy
Presidential Year Reflections On Normalcy And Scandal
A reflective editorial blasts through political mood as the nation nears a presidential year. It notes dramatic events and fear of renewed controversy while urging acceptance of the coming political cycle. It cautions about lingering corruption images and the shift toward a new political landscape.
German engineer warns Germany paying reparations is unlikely
Dr. George Klingenberg, a leading German engineer, criticizes wealthy Germans spending abroad as a poor service to Germany. He discusses German political futures, possible coal deliveries postponements, and cautions that the occupation force cost surpasses previous imperial military expenses amid Dawes and Young commission expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dawes
Germany
France
Republic
Switzerland
Riviera
George Klingenberg
Electrical and Mechanical
Eher Tann
Dr. Klingenberg
People’s
Democrats
Parilea
Klingenberg
Hhe
Dawes
Owen D. Young
Yesterday and today in Ohio anniversaries and miscellany
A compiled note on yesterday and today in Ohio covering anniversaries birthdates and stray reflections. The item mixes dates such as 1801 1895 and 1900 with oblique commentary on cooking and gender roles and cites Henry Ford and civic notices. It reads as a reflective digest rather than a single clear event.
The Way of the World Reflections by Grove Patterson
An essay reflection traces social change from the eighteen forties to modern times. It contrasts hair length and fashion with shifts in working conditions and labor relations, praising mothers and urging ethical personal conduct and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Fifteen Year of Fort Worth Fair Ends
A fragment notes a local event in Fort Worth marked by a fifteen year milestone. Details are unreadable, but the item signals a community celebration at a public venue with unclear dates and participants.
Komical Telegrams at the Cristy Club
A humorous sketch notes the Cristo Club show with a performer spoofing the idea of young women learning to cook and attend finishing school before marrying a plumber, reflecting a lighthearted, old fashioned finale. The text references Saunders and a shift from shooting lessons to culinary training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weame
Incomprehensible historical fragment
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning ABE MARTIN style humor with cautions about a new sled soup invention and women not taking shots, ending with bundled phrases about Sher boots.
Epitaph Echoes Short Ceremony For Sowers Legacy
A fragment recalls a brief funeral scene with scents of Sowers, soft footsteps, and a wheeled procession outside while a concise epitaph hints at a tomb’s message. The text implies a ceremony and a singular epitaph line.
Poems That Live the Spring of Love
A short lyric sketch describes spring awakening with sun and rain, soft winds and flowering woods. It hints at warmth within, sudden dreams, and a note of trust as desert becomes mountain, reflecting Stopford A. Brooks’s imagery.
Mis City Lectures At St Marys Church On Clergy And Strike
Twenty years ago in this city a series of lectures was led at St Marys Church by Father William Kress and Charles A. Martin. A general strike tied the Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus railway, with workers unhappy over conditions. after four days order was restored. Citizens were asked to invest $40,000 in stock to attract the Elliott-Pish writer concern. A mass meeting at the opera house protested political ring influence, addressed by Lee Joup D J Nye Hinman Rev W E Cadmus and Rev Morgan Wood of Cleveland.
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ST. Mary's Church
William Kress
Charles A. Martin
Cleveland, Southwestern & Columbus Railway
L Cis
Opera House
Hads
Lee Joup
D. J. Nye
Hinman
W. E. Cadmus
Morgan Wood
Cleveland
Maharaja of Baroda and Illinois AAU Relay Hosts
The Maharaja of Baroda, notable for a Nobel style prize in arts and sciences in India, is a wealthy, educated ruler who has loyally supported Britain. His heir died in Europe last year after Harvard education, and Chimnabal writes on women. Baroda State spans eight thousand square miles with two million people. Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago will host the National AAU indoor swimming relays and water polo championships early in April.
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Maharaja of
Baroda
India
Great Eastern Empire
Europe
Harvard
America
Chimnabal
Maharani
Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago
Doctor Edwin Bruce Godfrey Aids European Typhus Campaign
Dr Edwin Bruce Godfrey of Bloomington Illinois has been called by the League of Nations to direct a campaign against typhus and related diseases in Switzerland and the Balkans as thousands suffer a typhus outbreak. He previously served as a surgeon with the Red Cross in France Poland and Russia during and after World War I and is noted as a young physician gaining attention for his work.
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Edwin Bruce Godfrey
Europe
America
Bloomington
Switzerland
Balkans
League of Nations
eRoy
Red Cross
France
Poland
Russia
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Becond Street
Elyria
Ouis
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
FP. Burke
A. C G. Hudnutt
Ee Penis Sapee
City
Lorain
Ctate
Ohio
New York State
Satan
RMAN
Lin
Allgemeine Electrictats Gesellschaft
General Electric Company
Ele
General Electric
Edison
Western Electric
Josiah Wedgwood
Duchy of Lancaster
Hans An
Qdetse
Denmark
Conenhagen
Hatvan
Petersburg
Rhode
Hamburg
Henry Ford
Little Joe
Wiliam Adamson
Srovland
Deneid
Hern
BEC Soda
Hugh
Puts
Brett
Civic C
Holand Ig Vrepan
Goodrich Trav
Todas
Ekbors
Hittie i Parison
Bhatwesgan
Eplores
Cristy
Holmes
Elashel
ABE _ MARTIN
Stopford A. Brooks
Atkinner
Chardon
Elliott-Pishriter Concern
Lorate
Gruggists
Planten
Henry’ ST
Brooklyn
Whidden & Smith
Harry Smith
Pat Cot
Geo. A. Clark Co
Broad Street
Chronicle- Telegram
Sears
Masonic Bldg
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