Elyria Mayoral Race Focuses on Jones and Cautle
A 1923 Elyria record outlines two mayoral candidates, Asaph R. Jones and F. R. Cautle, with contrast on gas and electricity ordinances. It cites Jones backing price increases and vetoes, while Cautle supported increases and passed ordinances over the mayor’s veto. The note argues past votes reflect voter attitude for next Tuesday.
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Asaph R. Jones
F. R. Cautle
Elyria
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Cautle
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Castle
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World stability and the American farmer
The American Peace Award led by Edward Bok highlights the link between world disorganization and American agriculture. It notes U.S. farmers are resourceful and efficient, but European turmoil and reduced purchasing power have depressed grain demand, with 1922 German wheat and rye supplies at about 60 percent of prewar consumption and imports declining.
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Edward Bok
America
Europe
Concerted world effort urged to aid American farmers
A quoted analysis notes falling consumption mirrors U.S. prices and urges agencies to back a coordinated global stabilizing effort. It argues that establishing such an agency would pave a shorter path to farm recovery in America and calls for sympathetic support from American farmers.
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Derfec
America
Yesterdays in Ohio and histories through time
Brief chronicle of notable events from 1862 to 1921, with a “one year ago today” look back. Mentions Sir Allan Napier McNabb in Toronto, steamboat fire on the Potomac, Red Cross ambulance launch in Millwall, Adolph Sutro’s death, Georgia governor Atkinson’s death, the Ohio River dam incident, Child Labor bill passage, and a comet tail passage. Includes reminders of past birthdays of Nelson Miles and William H. Anderson and other figures.
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Allan Napier McNabb
Toronto
Niagara
Ont
Potomac River
Millwall
England
Adolph Sutro
San Francisco
Prussia
William Y. Atkinson
Georgia
Newnan
Meriwether County
Ohio River
Gallipolia
United States Senate
Notable births in recent history marked by dates
The record notes a birthday today for a mand division of the Battleship Fleet born in Winchester Virginia 54 years ago and marks Dr. Ralph V. D. Magoffin as the new head of the NYU classics department. Also mentions a Rice County Kansas figure born 49 years ago today.
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Winchester
Ralph V. D. Magoffin
New York University
Torn ‘a.Rice County
Kas
Centenary Birth Anniversary Items Highlight Notables
Today marks multiple observances and anniversaries across North America. Russell Biselow Abbott is honored as the first president of Albert Lea college. the Pittsburgh diocese dates from 1843. Gen Nelson Miles enters his 85th year. Racine Wisconsin observes its 75th settlement anniversary. Langley British Columbia notes a 50th municipal anniversary. Maj Long's 100th anniversary of Red River country possession is marked. Conventions opening include Blacksburg Virginia State Farmers Institute and Grand Rapids Michigan Ancient Order of Hibernians.
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Albert Lea College
Pittsburgh
Nelson A. Miles
Racine
Wis
Langley
B. C
Hudson's Bay Company
Maj. Long
Red River Country
Northwest
United States
Blacksburs
Virginia State Farmers’ Institute
Grand Rapids
Mich
Order of Hibernians
Michigan
Komical Telegrams from Jim Armitage missives
A humorous letter from Jim Armitage recounts a golf tale starring Bill Gray of Enameled Products Co and Timms Spring Co. The golf ball dispute ends when a caddy or dog explains the green ball mystery, casting Timms’s dog as the culprit and prompting crowd disbelief. The note also pokes fun at vacation mail delays and distant relatives.
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Timms Spring Company
Doc
Dms
Hull
Local notes mix sports gossip and city talk
The column blends casual mentions of Governor Donahey's fishing trip and Mayor Jones's political announcement with chatter about Dempsey-Fight plans, Mac McClendon injuring a hand with an ice pick, Bennie Leonard vs Dundee bouts, and Cleveland sports writers predicting the Indians pennant win.
Poems That Live in a London Square
Fragmentary verse in Cloughian style about spring optimism and human emotion. Images of leaves, wind, and sun mix with garbled lines and misprints. Evoked setting London square and March winds, uncertain dates, inward reflection on the heart.
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London
Hugh Clough
20 Years Ago In Camp At Randall Grove Elyrians Aid
A report recalls 20 years past when the 103d Regiment C V 1 went into camp at Randall's Grove with many Elyrians joining. A LaGrange company planned an electric line to Lorain. Waterworks pipeline reached the lake and a late fall readiness was aimed for. Officer William Whitney arrested two men near a line of a green, who had two groups loaded with watches and jewelry stolen in Lorain. Frank Henke Elyria and George Canalas Lorain were matched for a boxing bout to be held at Lorain.
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Randall's Grove
William. Whitney
Lorats
Frank Henke
Elyria
George Canalas
Lorain
People ignore own affairs in talk of others in Los Angeles tale
Abe Marti notes society's cluttered chatter as folks at Los Angeles debate the Ittie Case blowup and local scandals. Farm mortgages, court summons, and failed finances mirror a broader preoccupation with others while personal needs crumble.
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Los Angeles
Gil
Lena
Jake
Minnesota
Joe Moon
Waedera
N' CUB arena SAYS LABOR HEAD The of nations hes long eed sabre teeth
Fragmentary readable text appears to mix garbled phrases about nations and labor. No clear events, names, dates, or places are discernible to form a coherent summary or identify individuals or organizations.
War threat cited by Maj. Gen. Bullard urges preparedness
Maj. Gen. Robert Lea Snttlard, commanding the Sec onal Corps Area, warned that war still threatens the United States and urged nationwide preparedness through citizen soldiers and youth training. He noted reductions in regular army and National Guard and compared current tensions to the onset of World War I. He warned that leaders misread threats and called for action.
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United States
Robert Lea Snttlard
Seconal Corps
New York
Fieneral’ Wood
Plattaburg
Reat
Balkans
Dodge Brothers Plan Larger Production Plant Expansion
The Dodge Brothers announce a major 1922 expansion with a new 1,100 foot assembly building parallel to the old factory, enlarging capacity to exceed current output. Executives indicate the extension will greatly boost daily production, signaling a shift to meet rising demand and outpace competitors.
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Brothers
Adoxa
Dodge Brothers
Fastory
London women mostly single in all occupations
Official figures reveal a large majority of London's working women are single, with exceptions only among lodging housekeepers and charwomen where married women predominate. The data cover all occupations where women are employed.
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London
Fresh Cantonese woman lawyer breaks Paris bar barrier
In China women invade public life though the legal field remains largely closed. A lone Cantonese woman lawyer has qualified at the Paris bar, signaling progress in a male dominated profession.
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China
Paris
Who's Who In The Day's News Col Stearns Profile
The piece profiles Frank W. Stearns, Boston merchant and Amherst graduate, highlighted as a leading ally to Calvin Coolidge and likened to a future political insider in Massachusetts. It notes his birthplace, family business roots, and shift from dry goods to advertising for Coolidge. It also mentions his Washington arrival with the Coolidge delegation and comments on his temperament.
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Coolidge
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Calvi
England
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D. H. Stearns, & Company
Boston
Amherst College
Massachusetts
New Willard
Washington
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