Lloyd George Leading World Policy in Genoa and Beyond
The editorial extols Lloyd George and Britain's Genoa policy, praising parliamentary support and a far reaching foreign policy. It argues Britain dominates the sea, expands commerce, and pursues world trade while the United States withdraws from global concerns. It highlights League of Nations ties, Washington Conference outcomes, and improved relations with Germany and Russia as Britain’s advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Genoa
England
Lord Palmerston
Disraeli
Britain
League of Nations
Europe
Washington
East
Germany
Russia
Knight And The Political Trust In Ohio Debate
Congressman C L Knight accuses a perfect political trust of shaping candidates and sidelining voters through primaries. The reply argues Ohio’s system is imperfect and shifting power toward the people, with politicians fighting to maintain control while urging public understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Knight
Ohio
Altho
He Hates Himself Drunk Caller Seeks Police Help
A drunken man phoned the police seeking removal from his own presence. Police charged him three dollars in costs and released him. The piece notes the irony that the impaired man understood his foe better than when sober.
Yesterday in Ohio and notable births
A recap of Ohio remembered events from 1825 to 1897 with flood damages in 1897 and notable deaths. An anniversary list notes several figures born on this date, including John H Devereaux 1812 Gettysburg, Samuel Galloway 1812 Gettysburg and others connected to politics and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin College
John H Devereaux
Boston
Mass
Cleveland
Samuel Galloway
Ohio
Congress
Columbus
Gettysburg
Ohio River
Birth anniversaries and ceremonies mark today events
Centenary of Theo dore Timby inventor of the revolving turret is noted alongside John R. Booth’s 96th birthday in Ottawa. George School of Technology trustees may name a new president. Tuskegee Institute Founders Day includes unveiling a Booker T. Washington monument. Joel Chandler Harris Jr. marries Dorothy Cooke Dean in Gainesville. A debate on the closed shop in American industries is set between New York University and Trinity College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore R. Timby
John R. Booth
Ottawa
Lumber King
Canada
The
George School of Technology
K. G. Matheson
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Joel Chandler Harris, Jr
Dorothy Cooke
Gainesville, Ga
American Industries
New York University
Trinity Col
Home Essay Winner Trades Prize for Auto
ABE MARTIN reports that Mr Lemmie Peters who won the house and lot for the best essay on owing your own home has traded the prize for an automobile. Finley New comb was found dead today in his home by neighbors alarmed by the lack of any cooking smell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmie Peters
Finley Newcomb Waz
Tday
Conventions Open Today Across the Nation
The article lists openings of various associations and conferences today in cities from Kansas City to Atlantic City. Notable events include the Kansas City American Association of University Women and the Boston Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce banquet where Senator Lodge will analyze the Washington conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Berne
Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Senator Lodge
Kansas City
American Association of University Women
Chicago
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Spokane
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Tud
Indiana
Salt Lake City
Utah
Public Health Association
Elkhart
Ind
North Indiana
M. E. Church
Malden
Mass
New England
M. BE
Atlantic Ciy
Delaware
Meriden
Conn
New York East
Komical Telegrams from Jim Armitage and friends
A collection of humorous notes about local events and people. Mentions of Alex Hyman John Halpin and T. T. Robinson trying to arbitrate a deal at a new bank site. Tom Gray losing his hat at a Rialto scene and being found by Woodward. Rotary club songs and chatter about Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce publicity man. Fire at Browns with talk of Sheriff bid and jokes about reorganization of the Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hyman
John Halpin
T. T. Robinson
Robinson
Tom Gray
Jim
Rialto
Laddybuck
Macree
Lonie Hadaway
Rotary Club
Webber
Ford Loomis
George Philpott
Wallie Roe
Vic Woodward
Howard Barbour
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
City council passes license fee for transient solicitors
15 years ago the city council enacted an ordinance charging transient solicitors a license fee to protect the public. County infirmary affairs were to be investigated for proper management. New York Central railroad employed a large crew to add four tracks. A L Jackson elected president of Athletic park. W Leadale vice president. H Brasselle secretary and treasurer. Plans for a trolley baseball league emerged. A H Pomeroy organizer of Cleveland & Southwestern By. died in Berea. The Cleveland & Southwestern received seven new passenger cars and would add eight more next month. The city council refused to permit a shoe shine stand on Mill street to avoid setting a precedent for private business on a public street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Jackson
William Leadale
Wce
Henry Brasselle
Mill Street
Voice of the People questions Sir Harry Lauder's faith
A letter criticizes editorials praising Sir Harry Lauder for religious views. The writer labels Lauder a Spiritualist and urges Christians to reject such doctrines, urging a return to the Bible. It also describes proposed railroad routes and connections through Ohio towns for a broad new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lauder
Bus Line Proposal From Elyria To West Salem
A proposed bus route from Elyria to West Salem is discussed as a potential paying investment. The distance is about 27 miles and there appears to be no opposition, suggesting favorable conditions for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry de Rothschild
Europe
Henri da Fothid
America
Elyria
West Salem
Elyria Residents Noted in Local Social Items
Master Robert Bainbridge of Elyria spent his week’s vacation with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Bainbridge. Master George Fortune is entertaining the mumps. Miss Ella Bainbridge returned Sunday morning from her trip to Washington. Tom Hume of Elyria was a guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Bainbridge Sunday. Mrs John Wilford returned from Memorial hospital Friday morning.
Herbs Used in Medicines and Cultivation Appeal
A Manchester paper urges renewing interest in old fashioned medicinal herbs grown in English gardens and notes large imports from Turkey India and China for commercial use. It mentions Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a popular medicine for women's ailments without narcotics or harmful drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
United States
Turkey
India
China
Lydia E. Pinkham
Closed Core Transformers and Step Up or Step Down Action
The text explains a closed core transformer using soft iron or annealed steel cores. A primary winding connected to an alternating generator induces a magnetic field in the core, while the secondary winding experiences an induced electromotive force. Depending on turn count, the device can step up or step down voltage, with the open description setting up further AC transformer features.
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Contests
Mr and Mrs John Bainbridge and Miss Thelma Harding of Elyria visit grandparents. Mrs A J Hulse sick with cold. Harold Pitts has whooping cough. Mr Perkins buys home in Olmsten on the car line. Locals attend Ridgeville speaking contest. Burke daughter wins junior prize. Final contest set for Elyria High School auditorium next Friday. Chronicle Telegram ads note Earl Rogers guests. New York society women form radio club. Canada's first league of women voters organized in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailmants
Harold Pitts
Perkins
Olmsten
Ridgeville Town Hall
Chester Burke
Elyria
Earl Rogers
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland
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Second Street
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Comp
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
City
Lorain
State of
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Advertising Society
Knight and the Political Trust
U. S Finances
J. A. Leroyer
Camp Borden
Asia Minor
Jules Cambor
Edgar L. Larkim
Lowe Astronomical Laboratory
la Sallie County
Ill
Henry St. George Tucker
Virginia
Winchester Way
Frank H. Fonk
Illinois
Bloomington
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Clearbranch
Tenn
Joe Stecher
Dodge
Neb
Abe Martin
Magee Ie
Kel
Komical
Jim Armitage
Brown
Battery Man
Rotary
Nicholas
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Henry Ford
Eddie Schwert
Eddie
Lee Hovis
Wigria
NEW York Central Railroad
A. H Pomeroy
Cleveland & Southwestern By
Berea
Cleveland & Southwestern
Voice OF
People
Satan
Akron
Wadsworth
Rittman
Erie
N. O. Electric
Ashland
Wellington
Ramsey
New London
Norwalk
Big Four
LaGrange
N. O
Spencer
Homerville
Southwestern
Grafton
Edward M. Davis
U. S. Govername
John Bainbridge
Thelma Harding
A. J. Hulse
New York Society
League of Women Voters
Toronto
Lake Erie
Carp
White Bass
New _Coast
Finnan Haddie
Snow White
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