Answers to Questionnaire Digest From League of Women Voters
The paper publishes a digest of questionnaire responses from candidates. It urges voters to study the answers and save papers for future reference. It notes that past behavior informs future actions and warns against electing officials who would vote for increases regardless of other interests. It praises candidates who oppose power grabs and highlights the value of careful reading of a lengthy statement provided.
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League of ‘Women Voters
Where Our Soldiers Should Be
A critical editorial questions U S military placement on the Rhine arguing soldiers abroad should not drive U S policy. It asserts duties to allies and to protect Armenians from massacre, suggesting Americans are the last hope for Armenians while noting Allied powers share the watch.
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Rhine
America
Germany
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Armenia
Knights of Columbus Leader Warns of Propaganda
The San Francisco Knights of Columbus head denounces foreign propaganda in the United States and criticizes Americanization societies as poisoning the wells of historical truth. He says exposing propagandists would be a real public service, noting the difficulty of distinguishing truth from falsehood in news coverage.
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Knights of Columbus
San Francisco
United States
Japan
Knights of Coumbus
America
Baseball ban on players cleared of charges
The article notes Judge Landis ruling that any players acquitted in the latest trials cannot be readmitted to professional baseball. It questions whether such decisions will affect the sport's popularity as a national pastime.
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Wwe
Tyers
Nationals
Landis
Advertising Makes Good Things Reach All Homes
The article argues advertising expands access to valued goods like Florida grapefruit by lowering costs and expanding production. It credits advertising with building industry, educating consumers, attracting capital, and spreading healthful citrus to households across the United States. It encourages daily reading of advertising to find comfort and save money.
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Florida
United States
Porto Rico
California
Notable Ohio Political Moments and Tragic Train Crash
The excerpts recall 1846 James Alexander a Whig from Ohio in the Twenty fifth Congress dying at St Clairsville. 1875 the Democratic State convention in Columbus nominated William Allen of Ross County for governor. 1891 John Seitz was nominated for governor by the People's Party in Springfield. J&SS reports three killed and eight injured in a train wreck near Lindsley.
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James Alexander
Ohio
St Clairsville
Columbus
William Allen
Ross County
John Seitz
People’s Party
Springfield
J&ss
Eigat
Lindsley
Irish Coercion Bill Passes Amid British Debate
British authorities push coercion measures as Comrons case fuels tensions. Troops dispatched to Denver to quell trolley strike riots and restore order amid mounting unrest.
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Comrons
Denver
Notable births list of historical figures
The item notes several notable figures with birth anniversaries including Most Rev Francis Moston archbishop of Cardiff born 61 years ago in Wales and Rear Admiral Charles J. Badzer born 68 years ago in Alden. It also mentions Abram Elkus born 54 years ago in New York City Phillips Lee Goldsborough born 355 years ago in Cambridge and Miller Reese Hutchison born 45 years ago in Montrose.
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Francis Moston
Cardiff
Wales
Charles J. Badzer
Pockville
Ald
Abram L. Elkus
United States
Turkey
New York City
Car
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Maryland
Cambridge
Aso
Miller Reese Hutchison
Montrose, Ala
Aso Teedcar
Festival and Independence Day Observances Across Nations
The Today issue notes the Festival of the Trans Scuration as a major church feast and Bolivia celebrating its independence anniversary. Edith Roosevelt turns 60, primaries are held in Kentucky for November nominations, and the 19 000 ton Knoxville City vessel is launched in Mobile. Catholic prelates led by Archbishop Bonzano attend the Catholic Central Society of America convention in Fort Wayne.
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Republic of Bolivia
Edith K. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Knoxville City
Honror
Tennessee
Mobile
John Bonzano
Washerington
Fort Wayne
Ind
Catholic Central Society of America
Grand Army Assembly Set for Indianapolis Meeting
The Grand Army of the Republic plans its annual encampment in Indianapolis this year from September 76 to 30. Rail rate problems delayed the convention but have been resolved and several veterans from the city will attend the event.
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G. A. KR
Mdanapolis
Lorain County Clerk Begins His Third Term
County Clerk C. M. Williams began his third term on the first of this month after last November’s election. Other officials elected then start new terms later. County Recorder Trish begins his third term, Walter Ludwig becomes county treasurer, A. E. Hale takes his first term as county commissioner, and W. B. Richmond and Sam Hateh begin their second terms as county commissioners.
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C. M. Williams
Trish
Walter Ludwig
A. E. Hale
W. B. Richmond
Sam Hateh
Fare Mishap Report At Gulf Road Car Crash
A police call reported an auto accident on Gulf road last night. Sheriff Backus responded but no trace of the wreck was found. The report mentioned several ladies in the vehicle.
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Gulf Road
Back
Bert Lowe Arrested at Fair Grounds Fined for Drunkenness
Bert Lowe of 134 Northrup street admitted being drunk last evening and was fined five dollars and costs by May or Jones this morning. Lowe was arrested at the entrance to the fair grounds yesterday.
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Bert Lowe
Northrup Street
Jones
Lowe
Fair Grounds
60 Years Ago Republicans Form Wide Awakes For Lincoln
A 19th century note shows Republicans organizing a Wide Awakes company to aid Lincoln’s presidential bid. Masonry groups in Cleveland visited brethren, with a chicken supper and two candidates initiated. Baldwin Laundon Nelson advertise a large well-lit dry goods store in Western Ohio. A cornet band rehearses and promises a free public square concert. Cassius M Clay Whig presidential hopeful tours via Bix-Tia. It rained as a parade through mud forms, Clay speaks from a public park.
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Cassius M. Clay
The
Whigs
Bix- Tia
Clay
George Rhoads for President of Council
Elyria voters are urged to support George Rhoads a man of the people with public minded vote and influence. He is described as experienced in construction both as worker and contractor and as a former presiding officer over deliberative bodies.
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George Rhoads
Elyria
Thacitr
Ady
Does Not Recall Pact On Alimony
Lee Osborne of Elyria appeared in common pleas court to modify a 12 per month alimony decree for their son now 14 years old. Georgia Osborne testified they agreed to support until 21. she said payments have continued this month. Osborne denies memory of the agreement. case continued until March for witnesses. The judge would charge the decree if the agreement existed.
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Lee Osborne
Elyria
Comon Pleas Court
Georgia Osborne
Osborne
Morcay
Auto Damage After Backing Car Collision on Broad Street
Albert Schraeders reported his vehicle damaged when another car backed from a curb into his along Broad Street. The other party, unnamed, agreed to cover the damages.
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Albert Schraeders
Schraeders
Broad Street
Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads Deliver Results
Classified ads in the Chronicle Telegram report strong local responses with buyers and sellers connecting through listings. The notice highlights quick transactions and notable interest in vehicles, real estate, and household items during the week.
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Chronicle Telegram
Alaskan Imitator Highlights Popularity Yet Faces Precarious Path
The piece notes Germany’s readiness for defeat mirroring its wartime prep and contrasts it with an Alaskan imitator whose brief popularity underscores fragile public interest and uncertain prospects.
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Germany
Paper Hangers Furnished Promptly
The Harry H. Smith Co announces prompt furnishing of paper hangers with prices rising on September 1st.
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Harry H. Smith Co
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