Avowed Candidate Charts Democratic Bid for Senate
An avowed "wet" today formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States senator.
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The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
11
Codes and Juries Under the New Code System
The piece humorously surveys imagined legal codes for modern times as replacement for statutes and common law. It envisions dozens of codes from hooch to jazz and movie codes, with juries applying “justifiable homicide” under each code, and critiques the shift toward codes over traditional law.
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Fatasonia
Timbuetoo
Woman Mayor Resigns After Plan With Coffee and Doughnuts Fails
Mrs. Harry H. McFadden resigns as mayor of a health resort village after a bid to reform officials by feeding them coffee and doughnuts at council meetings backfires. She cites inaction and party-line politics as the reason, noting officials resisted reforms and she quits to return to home duties.
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Magnetic Springs
Harry H. McFadden
United States
Mr Fadden
McRadden
Tose
Florida
John McCormack Reported Improving After Illness
New York April 11 Irish tenor John McCormack, whose illness had alarmed fans, slept well and showed improvement at his home. His condition was kept private by family and manager to avoid alarm. Archbishop Hayes urged fervent prayers for his recovery.
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New York
Johnnic Cormack
Cormack
Archbishop Hayes
Ohio Academy of Science Opens Ohio Conclave
The second annual meeting of the Ohio Academy of Science opened at Ohio State University in Columbus. More than 100 scientists from colleges and universities across the state are represented.
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Columbus
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio State University
Junk dealer held as auto bandit in Columbus raids
Columbus police hold Max Gurevitz, 24, junk dealer of 665 East Mound Street, on suspicion of taking part in robberies at several gasoline stations after an auto was abandoned by two bandits.
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Columbus
Max Gurevitz
Gurevitz
East Mound Street
Omnibus Overturns Injure Several in Kentucky Accident
An omnibus overturned near Latonia Kentucky, south of Cincinnati, injuring several people this morning. Initial reports indicate minor injuries to a number of passengers and no fatalities. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash and providing aid at the scene.
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Independence. Ky
Latonia
Here
Marion man dies from auto crash injuries
Louis Given 31 died from injuries suffered in an automobile accident. His skull was fractured. Joan Lingrel, his companion, escaped injury. The report notes a pennant race implication for the Yankees and Brooklyn’s Superbas in the old rivalry.
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Joan Lingrel
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