Governor Donahey Defends Veto of PUC Investigation Bill
The article recounts Governor Donahey's veto explanation for a bill funding an investigation of Bell Telephone and the Public Utilities Commission. It notes a Columbus lobby linked to Bell Telephone to influence the PUC and criticizes ex Governor Davis for defending two PUC members, arguing the public would see the case differently with broader political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey
Bell Telephone Company
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Bell Telephone Comany
Ell Telephone Company
Davis
Senate
Mr. Davis
LOP SIDED JUSTICE IN MONTANA CASE AHEAD
The Montana fight centers on Senator Barton Wheeler over alleged use of his Washington position to aid oil land promoters in the Kevin Sim hurst fields. Witnesses and lawyers are assembling as the case is set for Thursday morning. If Wheeler is convicted, it could deter future investigations by a U.S. senator and reshape views on the related quashed indictments of Fall, Doheny, and Sinclair.
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Montana
Barton K. Wheeler
Washington
Kevin Simhurst
Thursder
Fall
Doheny
Wheeler
United States Senate
Policies Cause War Says Chicago Speaker
A Chicago speaker argues wars arise from foreign policies not nations and urges continued protest. He cites friendly ties with Canada as a model of peace, noting stronger US Canada cooperation reduces the need for armed borders and demanding sacrifice for peace.
Cheaper Gas in Sight From New York Discovery
Reports from New York indicate a new gas with twice the power of standard manufactured gas and non asphyxiating properties. The low temperature manufacturing process promises production at a lower cost than existing manufactured gases.
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New York
The Way of the World and California Climate Remarks
Grove Patterson discusses a carbon monoxide process discovered by Dr. C. A. Bean and contrasts California climate with other states. He notes weather impacts on baseball postponements, praises California oranges and scenery, but warns against exaggerated claims of paradise.
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Grove Patterson
Today in history and birthdays noted in the piece
A dated list records notable events and births from various years including Abraham Lincoln assassination reference, Oregon railroad grading, and a range of birth anniversaries. It catalogs figures like Justin Morrill, Zebulon Vance, and John J. Carty with limited context.
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Ey Eanes
Justin
Spain
Zebulon EB. Vanner
North Carol
Washton
D.C
Buncombe County
N. C
Paris
Loubst
Earl of Athlone
Queen Mary
South Africa
London
Beatrice
King George
George
New Brunswic
J ¢. Melennan
Toronto
Royal Societot
Anniversary Reminders From Historic Milestones
The item notes anniversaries including the Quaker anti slavery society in Philadelphia an automobile race on Long Island a Catholic archbishop’s fifteenth anniversary and the Titanic sinking observance. It mentions a Paris Anglo American wedding and a bank robbery trial in Cane May New Jersey with a bank director murdered.
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America
Philadelphia
Long Island
S. T. Davis
John W. Shaw
New Orleans
Paris
Real Estate Transfers In Today's Listings and Cheney Appointed
Col Sherwood A Cheney named new military aide to President Coolidge succeeding Lieut Col Clarence O Sherrill. Cheney, former engineer school commander at Fort Humphreys, has long service in the corps and in Spain and World War I. He holds multiple medals and is a Legion of Honor commander. Also listed are numerous Lorain and Sheffield Lake property transfers with varied buyers and prices.
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Sherwood A. Cheney
Coolidge
Cheney
Clarence O. Sherrill
Fort Hum- Byehrevs Va
Comhecatt
Aug.unt
Philippine Inauriom
France
American Legacion
Pekin
Party War College
Stege
Legion of Horde
Freedom and Duty in Lowell's Poem Fragment
Poem fragment explores true freedom as breaking social chains for others. It laments slaves who fear to speak and urges earnest action to aid humanity, with lines credited to James Russell Lowell.
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Ferrers
James Russell Lowell
Easter program and church growth noted in Kipton
Kipton Easter service featured an engaging program by the Sunday school and choir followed by a sermon from Rev. Harding and the reception of eight new church members. Local social activity included visits from Elyria and Cleveland residents and several Easter vacations winding down.
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Frances Lee
A. E. Weeks
R. S. Widdifield
Mansfield
Wayne Sigsworth
Iva Austin
Jennie Heling
Colins
Flora Sigsworth
Elyria
Vernon Taylor
Jim Cziking
J. EB. Davidson
Con Chalmer
Scammon
Avon
BE. A. Austin
H. H. Howe
Berlin Heights
Mabel Bronson
Darton
Barry Weber
Jack Cook
Stanley Bayles
Ralph Wynn
Athens
Charles Hugue
Bivria
Nellie Haizh
Smith Wildman
Grandma Smith
Fred Smith
LaGrange
Henry Heidrich
Ruth Wildman
Oberlin
Adam Geist
Ackerman
Amherst
Gomers
John Scott
Hardy
Cleveland
Oberlin treasurer FL Carter dies at home
Fifteen years ago FL Carter former county treasurer died at his Oberlin home from heart trouble. He was father of Mrs. E M Rice. Telegram editor H P Boynton announced resignation May 1. George H Chamberlain endorsed for Congress. Faxon county clerk would not seek reelection. deputy William Oldham to run. A belated snow storm caused extensive telegraph and telephone damage. Ten census enumerators began work in the city.
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Carter
Feounty
Oberlin
E. M. Rice
H. P. Boynton
Telegram
George H. Chamberlain
Republican Central Committee
FAXON
Telerk
William Oldham
Venom Power Drives Medical Uses of Snake Poison
The poison of many venomous snakes is used in medicine. Gila monster venom, employed to treat locomotor ataxia, is so potent it must be diluted to one hundred thousandth part.
Japan birth rate noted amid political events in Canada
A record division occurred in the Canadian House of Commons with an evenly split vote and the Speaker casting the deciding ballot. The note mentions Japan's birth rate as a separate context.
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Japan
House 1 Commons
Former Mexican leaders pursue unlikely office worker paths
After political upheaval Jorge Prieto Laurens once mayor of Mexican City and governor of San Luis Potosi now works as a soda fountain clerk in San Antonio.
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Jorge Prieto Laurens
Mexican City
San Luis Potosi
Stal Antonio
Paint Demonstration At The Standard Hardware
A paint demonstration by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. is scheduled at The Standard Hardware on Thursday April 16. The event showcases PPG paints and related products for customers.
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Standard
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Half Pay Check in America Less Than $25 a Week
Chicago April 14 One person out of seventy two in the United States earns more than $4,000 yearly said R B Cook of Chicago at a national convention of commercial educators. Fifty three percent of pay envelopes contain less than $2.29 weekly. Of 42 million workers fewer than 4 percent earn above $4,000 yearly. There are about 750,000 major executive positions with salaries up to $100,000 and 10 percent must be refilled each year.
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Chicago
United States
R. B. Cook
America
Mr. Cook
North Sea fishers endure weeks at sea with relief ships
More than 50,000 fishermen ply the North Sea on large trawlers and rarely see land. Their catches go to port by steam carrier and Hyves would be dull were it not for visiting ships bringing provisions.
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North Sea
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
F. Burke
Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Lorain
State of
A & Clayden
Dearborn Street
Fifth Avenua
Canada
C. A. Bean
Calould
Reat Ag
P Burgh Pirates
Detroct Tigers
California
Alore
Porto Rico
Honolulu
Tila
Cal- HS
New Jersey
Riista
Indiana
Middle West
Paradise
Massachusettts
South Carolina
Diana
Biloxi
Mass
Texas Men
Salina, Kae
Lumbermen's Association
I Nation
Linarsecoin
ABE_MARTIN
Percy G. Hills
Sadie Ters
Claveland Beach
Sheffield Lake
the Majestic Realty Co
John Cocumeili
Shefield
Louis Millices
John Danko
Sheffield Land Co
Tor Lorain
Anna Gross
Gareta Gross
Toe Vermi
Sheffield
J. Zinke
Chas
WW. Reid
Lake View Park Ad
Lo Vain
Anton Dombroski
Victoria Rybarezk
South Broad Way
Anton Ale
Alois Krzaje
Sheffield Land Co Ad
Leo Alten
Frantis Alten
William
Theobald
W. ‘Smith
Braman
Elsha
W. B. Richmond
Julia Richmond
Eighth St
Elizabeth Fischer
Henry Mittendorf
A. V. Hageman
James Martin
Guardian Savings & Trust Co
West Shore
Lawrence Ganobesik
John Kuzmar
Sheffield Land
Ely Realty Co
Andre Bassak
Massey Avenue
Elrria
Ten Council
Barley
Rochester
Kent
England
Iris
Morocco
Imac
Kipton
Miss Margarether
Graftonvine
W. E. Patton
Std
Next
M. C
Imperial Furniture Co
Cinders
Crooks & Slater
East Ave
B.P.S
Wooster
F. Cline
Spiegelberg, Lorain, O
M. P. Lear
Lear
West Ave
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