Columbus Citizens Urge State Office Site Purchase
Citizens of Columbus urge the Ohio legislature to buy a site for a new State Office Building on a street adjacent to the state house rather than extend the old Capitol. Mayor James J. Thomas and residents want the state to decide, praising local pride and noting recent city improvements and a possible profitable sale of the Wyandot building.
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Columbus
Ohio Legislature
Capitol
United States
James J. Thomas
City of Columbus
Old City Hall
Chicago
Thomas
State Street
Third Street
Wyandot
Willis
O’shaunessy
Girls
Mr Gompers on liquor stance and labor representation
The piece questions Mr. Gompers, longtime liquor advocate, for representing labor before a congressional committee on the Volstead Act, noting his fear of a nation of whiskey drinkers yet suggesting possible motives tied to beer and wine interests. It argues he should speak cautiously as a labor leader and cites other editorials and local notes.
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Gompers
Labor
Mr. Gompers
Labor Movement
American Federation of Labor
Yesterdays in Ohio and Birthdays Across the Nation
A fragmentary retrospective lists notable historical figures born in Bath and Corsica, with deaths in England and Paris, and notes on disasters in Cisco Texas and Maine. It also marks anniversaries and birthdays including Crown Prince Hirohito and Sir Thomas Beerham, and previews upcoming conventions and political chatter with editorial asides on presidents and the primaries.
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James Brooke
Rejah
Sarawak
Bath
England
Count Benedett
Prussia
Corsica
Paris
Chattanooga
Cisco
Texas
Mer
Setelli
America
U. S
Saeetety
Sonata
Cuba
Minnesota Supreme Court
Towrler
Noan League
Richard Croker
Nany Hall
Ireland
Black Rock
Maine
New Brunswick
Seaconnet
Vineyard Sound
Hirohito
Japan
Imperial Palace
Toxic
Tod
Thomas Beerham
Albert A. Murphree
Tay
Florida
Bryan
Walnut Grove
Ala
Col Onesis
Moss
Norway
John W. Surmers
Congress
Washington
Lornamegunty
Ind
Komical Telegrams Reflect White House Primary Ponderings
In Jim Armitage’s Komical Telegrams a humorous take on Ohio presidential primaries surfaces. The piece ribbingly notes Johnson leading in voter interest while Cox or McAdoo are expected to finish strong, and mocks political costs and Mexico comparisons. It also jokes about a king’s job security versus elections and crowns.
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Ohio
Johnson
Coolids
Cox
McAdoo
Edwe Fonas
Mexico
Ammu Matera
Anglo Catholic Priests Gather in Philadelphia Congress
A two day gathering of Anglo Catholic priests meets in Philadelphia, aligning with England’s congresses. The Episcopal Church Congress will open in Boston this week, first session in fifteen years. Also noting Cornelia Vanderbilt’s marriage to Hon. John Francis Amherst Cecil at Biltmore near Asheville and the pipeline incorporation milestone from fifty years ago.
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Ohio
Ional
Nancellor Reveaill
Miss Fanchter
Nathaniel B Iain
Carolina
James Lawrence Brownlee
Birmingham
Ala
Philadelphia
England
Episcopal Church Congress
Protestant Episcopal Denomination
Boston
Cornelia Vanderbilt
Geo. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
John Francis Amherst Cecil
Washington
Biltmore
Asheville
N.C
Pitty
Flappers and Peril in Old Town Tale of Oscar Kite
A rugged local note recalls a flapper linked to the era as the father of Oscar Kite is found in three feet of water near the cay, weighed down by a sack of doughnuts. The piece blends cautionary tone with hopes of happiness and survival through youth’s risks.
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Oscar Kite
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A motivational column urges cutting worry about the past and taking decisive action tomorrow. It cites John Jacob Astor and other figures to illustrate vision, courage, and pursuit of opportunity, stressing that success comes from start now and paying the price.
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Grove Patterson
John Jacob Astor
America
Waldorf
Germany
John Jacob
Astor
New York
Women in politics and the vote says Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt, National Platform Committee chair, argues American women remain backward in formal political participation. She says women have the vote but lack organization, continual education, and proactive use of power. The piece frames women's progress as ongoing work, not finished, with calls to persistence and preparation.
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Franklin DR. Roosevelt
Furman
National Platain Committee On Social Legisition
Roosevelt
Ona
Poems That Live to a Wood Violet
A short verse by John Banister Tabb praising a lone hidden violet as a divine miracle. The speaker likens the flower to a sacred sight screened from heaven and declares a momentary glance binds souls together for eternity.
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John Banister Tabb
15 Years Ago In Ohio Court And Banquet Details
The County Treasurer sued Lorain County Abstract Co to collect taxes on records claiming 15000 dollars. court awarded 36008. Dean Electric Co won a government contract for army field telephones after a competitive process. Ralph Weisman, 3, Cleveland Steel, was struck by road tar on Cleveland street and later.
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Cleveland Street
Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief and Refund
An advertisement claims Allenrhu dissolves uric deposits and ends rheumatic pain within hours. It offers a full pint bottle with money back if agony persists, citing trials by J. and guarantees by a pharmacist. The copy presents dramatic testimonials and urges readers to seek a cure via druggists in the bounty.
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Alienrhu
City business clash over park hitching rail removal
The city council and merchants fought over removing the hitching rail enclosing the city park. Merchants urged keeping the rail to provide farmers with a place to hitch their horses when visiting town.
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Elyria Business College
Latdor Second
Joint-Ease advertised for rheumatic joints remedy
An advertisement promotes Joint-Ease to ease joint agony reduce swelling and loosen stiff joints. It claims the remedy works when ordinary cures fail and sells for 60 cents a tube at Phillips' Drug Store. It urges readers to ask for Joint-Ease in Chronicle-Telegram ads.
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Phillips’ Drug Store
Strassburger Emerges From PA Rally To Convention Delegation
Ralph B Strassburger wins Pennsylvania delegate at large to the Republican National Convention, defeating Gov Gifford Pinchot amid intra party intrigue. A former Annapolis football star and naval officer, Strassburger built a career in diplomacy and finance, later aiding political campaigns including Hiram Johnson.
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Ralph B. Strassburger
Cewek
Duddes Sigsavurger
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Strassburger
Pinchot
Suzting
Senaior Couzens
Maraneis
Montgomery County
Philadelphia
Norristown
Flo
Phillips Exeter Academy
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Babcock & Wilcox Co
New York
League of Nations
Hiram Johnson
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