Attitude of the People of Ireland on Independence
The article analyzes Irish public opinion on independence, noting misconceptions about Ulster's stance and detailing electoral results by province in 1918. It argues most of Ireland favored independence, with Ulster showing a mixed pattern and Antrim a strong Unionist case. It compares historical loyalties in Ireland to American Tory parallels.
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People OF
Ireland
Ulster
England
Muster
Connaught
Leinster
Antrim
Average man’s joke practice ends in morass
The passage warns that a man who teases others and himself by joking creates a tangle. It stresses that while joking is easy to begin, it often leads to confusion and trouble. The tone is cautionary about self-deception and social missteps.
Which Is the Cheapest in Public Office
A short editorial arguing some politicians are costly to the public and suggesting pensioning a costly official rather than reelecting them could save money. It questions the value of public funds spent on officeholders and implies some elected figures are overpaid.
It’s Our Job to Rebuild Our Own Community
A partisan call urges residents to stay and improve unpopulated or unorganized areas rather than move west. The speaker frames the task as essential work, contrasting past generations’ choices with present duty to fix local government and environment.
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Eye
Enialp
Read the Advertisements to Spend Your Money Wisely
The article urges readers to rely on newspaper advertisements to judge value and spend wisely. It argues ads reveal product quality, honesty in business, and provide guidance for buying food clothing and toys. It claims advertising delivers value for money and time.
Elyria Local Notices From 20 Years Ago
Obituary notes Angeline Nichols dies aged 78 after long Elyria residence. City council approves Elsvia Grafton Southern Railway entry and sixteenth district election board names A H Babcock and James Van Orman with Frank M Stevens as clerk. Beebe allotment on Cleveland Street laid out. Harry Braman joins city police. Locomotive whistling ordinance passed. Frank O Wilford opens law office. Angeline Brown home fire damage blamed on locomotive sparks next to railroad. Referenced Nashville Banner.
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Lee Day
A. H. Babcock
James van Orman
Frank M. Stevens
Angeline Brown
East Avenue
Ohio notables and births recalled in 1882 1908
A compressed roundup lists Ohio figures and events with birth years and deaths. It notes Ohio readiness to supply troops for Lincoln's call, 1881 prohibition reform conventions, and memorials for Gen. Cox and others. It also lists birthdays of Princess Marie Jose Knut Hamsun Sir Harry Lauder and Charles J. McCarthy.
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Ohio
Lincoln
Columbus
Abram R. Ludlow
Clarke County
ISSS
John Robinson
Clincinnati
Albany
N.ys
Teos
Jacob D. Cox
Magnelia
Montreal
Canada
Williiam B. Allser
Iowa
Perry
Orme
Ireland
Italy
Alpatia
Marie Jose
Belgiacs
Brussels
Knut
Today’s notices and anniversaries across regions
Festivals and anniversaries mark today from the St. Dominic feast in Britain to the Silesian talks in Paris. Veterans of the Eightieth Blues gather in Pittsburgh, Lord Byng assumes Canada’s governorship, and Lawton holds twentieth Kiowa Comanche open. Conventions open in Kansas City and Helena.
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St. Dominic
Order of Dominicans
Great Britain
William Flord
New York
Allied Supreme Council
Paris
Eightieth
Blue Ridge
Pitishurza
Lord Byng
Canada
Lady Byng
Liverpool
Oi“a
Lawton
Okio
Kansas City
National Association of Specialty
Helena, Mont
Montana Bankers” Agsovciation
ABE MARTIN Opens Ice Cream Parlor in Finley Meadows
Finley Meadows opens a No. 2 ice cream parlor as crowds note they still have money. Constable Newt Pium voices a wary view on liquor arrests, saying he would prefer abstaining rather than arresting a friend at the moment.
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Finley Meadows
Newt Pium
Charles F Murphy Sues for 35000 in Alienation of Affections
Charles F Murphy, plaintiff in a divorce suit against Phoepy Murphy, seeks 35000 damages from Ear Shefistail for alleged alienation of his wife’s affections. The case centers on alleged interference in the marriage and seeks financial redress.
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Charles F. Murphy
Phoepy MM
Murphy Wea
Social News From Ashland and Cleveland Circles
News notes list relatives visiting and readers at summer institutes. Florence Stacy and Virginia Ross, students at the Andrew Institute in Willoughby, are home after summer work. Detroit area guests, Cleveland visitors, and local events fill the weekend diary with family updates and preparations for a town hall performance by Miss Lela Chambers directed “The Mission of Lettie.”
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Relave
Ashbland
Florence Stacy
Virginia Ross
Andrew Institute
Willoughby
Norwalk Briefs Include Prosecution Claims and Local Notes
Norwalk attorney reportedly cajoled grand jury inquiries into farmer profiteering as prosecutors vow to probe serious auto accident cases. Bell and Somes Guiles noted for school matters while local officials discuss marriage licenses, road work, and a county fair with balloon and diving events. Willard water plant reports a daily yield of 99 000 gallons.
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Norwalhk
Huromco
Jax Garrison
Norwalk
Sandusky
Atlan G. Rigter
Ela. Bell
Belleforraine
Wekeman Road
Clothier
Baloon
Seth Margaret
Amther Nicholas
Willard
Probe Revenue Bureau Face Thorough House Cleaning
Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair announced that a full investigation will be conducted into the bureau of internal revenue and a potential thorough house cleaning if Brave charges prove valid. He said highly confidential income tax reports and related matters may have reached unauthorized hands.
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Vashington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Blair
Local Social Notes From Ridgeville and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Crande2 welcome a baby boy. Mrs Eldred and sister Mrs Fairbanks with Evelyn of Cleveland and Miss Alice Taylor visited Mrs Brogauzh of Columbia. Mrs Johnson of Gibsonburg returned home after guest visit with daughter Mrs Clark. Amy Saye stays at Lakeside. Eugene Wilson visiting at sister’s home. Arthur Clark family spent weekend in Gibsonburg. Kemp couple received visitors amid town chatter.
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North Ridgeville
Local Notes on Visitors and Moves at Delam or Belden
Mrs Dorothy VerSay returns home after a week with her aunt in Belden. Miss Leachman Gattis hosts a Sunday gathering. Mr Wisher has sold and is hosting a party from West Park. Fisher family plans a move to Flyria.
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Dorothy VerSay
Im Belden
Miss Leachman Gattis
Om ‘Bunday
Wisher
West Park
Fisher
Flyria
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Fifth Ave
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Marquette Bldg
Republic of Ireland
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David Harum
Angeline Nichols
George E. Nichols
Elsvia
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City Council
Harry Braman
Frank O. Wilford
Elyria Block
Mr. Dempsey
Carpentier
Ambassador Harvey
Nashville -Baaner
Abe Martin
Whitney and CO
Auto Tops
N. D. Mae le
West Ave
Teading
Auto Top Concerns
Cleveland
A. S. Shipping Board
Maddock Kennedy
Wilford
Mrs. Roth
Brewster
Jack Berwig
Batr
Belle Lewett
B. OM. Miller
Frank Bommer
Wild
Lucile Hadawar
Airs
Harr
Youns
Town Hall
Lela Chambers
Lettie
Albere
At- Cencance
Tesak
Robinson House
Shaw- Ville
Fairbanks
Evelyn
Frank Fisher
Elmoria
A.J. Frey
G. 3 S. Shipping Board
Lasker
Shipping Board
Mr. Frey
Probe Revenue Bureau
N. Ridgeville
Petersburg Index-Appeal
Sutton
Eastern Heights
Plemae
Cartier
Gwilym Jones
Republican
the Universal CO. Cleaners and Dyers
East Ave
Fauver & Robson
Broad Street
Firestone
Firestone Dealers
the Simpson Motor CO
Elyria Vulcanizing CO
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