Editorial Page Rights and AP Dispatch Pledge Notice
The notice states the Chronicle Telegram editorial page address and confirms Associated Press dispatch rights and republication restrictions for the paper. It notes exclusive AP rights to credited dispatches and reserves republication patches, with the Malers Building address at 5 South Wabash Avenue Corner Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFICE
Malers
South
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
Associated Pressociated Press
Republicana
Covenant of Nations Mandates Shaped by League Spirit
Discussion of Article XXII of the Covenant of the League of Nations outlines governance of former colonies as mandates. It describes tutelage by advanced nations, differing mandates by territory, and safeguards on administration and trade under League oversight.
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League of Nations
Tourkish
Central
Afric
League
Southwest
South Pack Islands
Mandatory
Special Pleader for Japan Demands Treaty Now
A fragment discusses Japan and China over Shantung spoils. It questions returning booty and urges signing a treaty to recognize claims, arguing it would respect dignity and spirit of America.
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Plain Dealer
Japan
China
Shantung
America
An Appeal For the Children in Elyria Schools Levy
Citizens of Elyria are urged to vote yes at the primaries for an extra levy to fund school operating expenses for the coming year. The notice argues temporary relief from a 1 percent tax cap and cites long standing school quality and future benefits to the community.
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Elvria
Elyria
Oberlin College appoints ground supervisor Dutty from Purdue
Oberlin College names M. E. Dutty as superintendent of buildings and grounds and general engineers. Dutty brings 16 years of Purdue University experience. He will oversee heating lighting construction and plant operations valued at over 2.59 million dollars.
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Oberlin
Oerlin College
Arthur, Dutty
M. E
J Oceans
Dutty
Purdue University
Oberlin College
Oberlin Personal Notes on Miss Channon and Bottin
Miss Stella and Grace Chan hosted a sister Mary shower with about thirty guests at 195 North Pleasant Street. Lanterns and a refreshment booth decorated the yard. gifts were given. Edith Eastwood Metcalf appeared in a photo, and Laurequeta Bottin, Oberlin alumna, sails July 1 to New York for Santiago, Chile. Bottin studied languages, speaking multiple tongues.
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Wirkler
New York City
Santiago
Chile
J. B. DeForest
Hartford
Conn
Bridgeport
iNolton
Vermont
H. G. Wells
North Professor Street
Chicago
Northwestern Life Ins. Co
Sam Oberlin
Isabelle Whitewell
Knowlesville
Grant
Cedar Street
Ray Hamilton
Palla Low
J.M. Channon
North Pleasant Street
Tief
D . Moore
Washington, Pa
Moore
Stella
Grace Channon
Mary
Channon
Edith Eastwood Metcalf
Brest
Mongolia
New York
Laurequeta Bottin
Oberlin
Chili
Miss Bottin
Wilson to the Congress Soon With Budget Talk
President will address Congress soon to discuss the high cost of living and possible remedies. A White House briefing notes the focus on economic policy and fiscal concerns amid ongoing debates.
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Washington
South Africa Adds 22 Other Minerals to Output
Sense and Nonsense aside, South Africa is producing 22 other minerals commercially. A humorous exchange about traveling scenic routes includes Mr. Jagsby noting trips over a road for cars. Holland plans an international exhibition of aerial navigation devices for commercial use.
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South Africa
Attorney General seeks ancient law to curb profiteering
Price receives word from an Ohio attorney that a historic law aimed at forestalling markets exists in Ohio and other nations. The informant links it to Egyptian kings and Confucius, describing a famine era measure that punished hoarding and price manipulation, with enforcement warnings against officials.
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Price
Ohio
Lauer
Egypt
Confucius
Nile
Ian
Keeping Track of Drivers Plan of Manufacturers
The B F Goodrich Rubber Co reports that mechanical time recorders help fleet owners monitor motor truck drivers when unseen. Devices attached to trucks log start and stop times, trip lengths, loading and unloading durations, enabling detailed daily performance records and fair bonus timing.
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America
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Goodrich Company
Cleveland Marines Parade Tie Liners Medal Glory
New York August 8 The Third Battalion of the Sixth Marines arrived on the Wilhelmina as the Second Division nears a Friday parade. Captain Charles D Roberts of Cleveland earns the Croix de Guerre and the American Expeditionary Force decoration for a bold St Flienne assault while severely wounded. Sergeant Otto Sullivan of Louisville also bears the Croix de Guerre and the DSC for four charges and 43 enemy captives.
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New York
Sixth Marines
Wilhelmina
Charles D. Roberta
Cleveland
St. Flienne
Roberts
Otto Sullivan
Louis- Ville
Phynola Weight Reduction Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement claims a simple home method to reduce weight using Phynola capsules taken after meals and at bedtime. It asserts quick fat loss without starving diets or exercise, promising dissolving of fatty tissue and rapid weight drop with no flabbiness.
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I. Albert
Noble life and steadfast principles of T I Wrnckles
A letter praising the late T I Wrnckles for 82 years of principled service. It recalls his refusal to bow to popularity, his defense of slavery and temperance, and hisQuiet firmness that aided church and family. A vivid anecdote from a ride near Oberlin underscores his integrity and humor.
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T. I. Wrnckles
Elyria
Oberlin
Oberon
Lake Erie
Amin
Suess
Oil tycoon deal sparks talk of 120 million control bid
New York reports circulate that President Marston of the Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil Co was approached about a 120,050,000 offer for control of its property and resources. Some say he would not consider the proposition, while the truth remains known only to Marston and the bidders. The speculation comes amid a big rise in oil values from a three million dollar capitalization three years ago.
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Standard Oil] Company of
New Jersey
New York
Maraton
Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil Company
Marston
Old Doc the dray horse and sugar craving story
Town column recounts Old Doc a dray horse kept by Guy Nichols who sweetly begs for a lump of sugar at noon. During wartime sugar rations he endured hunger and still plodded to the barn, sticking his ears at the kitchen door, a loyal daily presence in the town.
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Doc
Guy Nichols
Buy Churngold Stays Ahead While Imitations Fall Behind
A vintage plea touts Buy Churngold for lasting quality while rivals fade. The text hints at guardlike vigilance by Jack Frog over the product, promising no returns until trust is established.
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College
C. Brand
Lehy
Youngstown
Detroit
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Charleroux
John Thompson
George
Akron
Goodrich Rubber Co
Wilson
Are Martin
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Tneascots
Fritzie
Atty
Cleveland Herd
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UL azaNe
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J. H. Conry’s Grocery
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