Use the Big Stick President Roosevelt Hold and Rail Strike
A Chicago Tribune editorial argues the president should push a strong intervention in labor conflicts. It praises Roosevelt's coal strike intervention and urges decisive action to prevent winter shortages, urging the White House to display the stick against railroad executives and ensure coal mining continues.
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Roosevelt
United States
Davis
Hoover
Weeks
White House
Niewrazna
Haiti
Yap
The
Chicago Tribune
Missouri voters back Reed amid calls for honest governance
A reflective piece argues Reed’s Missouri win signals a public preference for honesty and independence over personal attacks. It contends voters rejected divisive campaigns, favoring a leadership style guided by justice and democracy rather than Washington pressure.
Reed Victory Sparks GOP Optimism Over League Vote
The Missouri win by Senator Reed boosts Republican spirits and displeases Wilson opponents within his party. The piece argues seven thousand pre votes in the Democratic primary do not prove national ambivalence to international cooperation and asserts Americans increasingly support the United States taking a full part in world affairs.
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Senator Reed
Missouri
Wilson
League of Nations
Reed
Senate
United States
Naaxe
General Assembly
YESTERDAYS IN OnIy YESTERDAYS IN OnIy 1850 TO 1870
A historical recap lists events and birthdays from 1850 to 1870. Cholera deaths in Lancaster in 1850, a 1854 tornado along the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad, and a 1870 Republican State convention in Columbus nominate Gen Isaac R. Sherwood for Secretary of State. It also notes notable birthdays of Alexander Glazounoff Paul Warburg and others.
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Alon
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Columbus
Isaac R. Sherwood
Alexander Glazounoff
America
Petrograd
James A. Robb
Dominion Cabinet
Huntingdon
Que
Werbert C. Hoover
United States
Wes Branch
Iowa
Paul N. Warburg
Federal Reserve Board
Centenary of the old McNelil Warrfax marked today
Centenary observances note the twenty five year ago event involving Messrs Maon and Slidel and the ste prent Thirty five years ago today in the town.
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Aylmer
Canada
Waukegan, Ys
McNelil Warrfax
Messrs
Maon and
Slidel
Family fears for baby as Sun day paper dangers loom
Gran'man Bud quips about a stubborn gnat while the Shotts raise a daughter and fear she might grab a Sunday newspaper. The tale blends rural dialect with domestic anxiety in a humorous local voice.
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Anton Shott
Komical Ramblings of a Small Town Life
A string of humorous vignettes about local characters and mishaps. Missus Lucas calls the fire department to find her forgetful husband who forgot to pay the gas bill. President Harding’s golf referenced, and errands and misadventures of Adams Schelde and others narrated in light tone.
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Harding
Moava Dental Cream Claims Rapid Pyorrhea Relief
An advertisement touts Moava Dental Cream as a fast cure for pyorrhea and gum disease. It claims antiseptic action reaches crevices, stops pus and bleeding, tightens sour teeth, and leaves the mouth feeling cleaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tox
Rochester
N.Y
Rige
Philips
Governor Foster Defends Pond Bill at Speech
Governor Charles Foster spoke here defending the Pond bill. He argued it taxes the saloon and implements a license fee for operating, urging support for Republican policymakers.
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Charles Foster
Bay
Nerve Force claims and a penitentiary excursion in Elyria notes
The item touts Nuxated Iron as nerve force to create strong magnetic men and recounts an Elyria to Columbus excursion advertised to view the penitentiary. It notes many residents later visited the penitentiary at county expense and mentions The Northern Lights display and a St Marys Church picnic at DJ Pack's Middle Avenue home.
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Elyria
Columbus
ST Marys
Chivach
DJ Pack
Middle Avenue
Nuxated Iron Ad Claims Boost in Nerve Power
An advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as artificial nerve force that allegedly strengthens nerve cells. The copy promises rapid results within weeks and offers a refund if not improved, listing multiple pharmacies and druggists in Elyria as sellers.
Typhoon toll near eighty thousand in Hong Kong report
A Hong Kong despatch estimates the typhoon death toll at about fifty thousand after it devastated water and Ching areas. The figure reflects a special dispatch from the region dated August 10.
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London
Ching
Hong Kong
Elyria Women Seek Divorces from Husbands
Emma Parks of Elyria petitions divorce from William Parks whom she married in Cleveland in 1914. She cites gross neglect of duty and ongoing abuse and curses. Ruby Rober also seeks divorce from Arthur Rober, married September 1920, alleging repeated separation and nagging. she requests restoration of her maiden name Ruby Tracy.
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Emma Parks
William Parks
Cleveland
Ruby Rober
Elyria
Arthur Rober
Ruby Tracy
Bernard Stearns Sues Youngstown Model Bakery for 859 Dollars
Bernard Stearns sues the Youngstown Model Bakery of Lorain to recover 859 dollars. He says in November 1920 he sold 310 barrels of flour under a signed contract, but the bakery accepted the order then allowed a price drop and refused to accept the flour, seeking damages.
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Bernard Stearns
Youngstown Model Bakery
Lorain
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Delly
Neithin
Ohio
International News Service
Audit Bureau ‘of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Assessood
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Prones
la Union
Washington
Jen
Est Wien
McKenna
Span Srhovear
Herpert
Sears
Franan Ool
Boerean Deractors
Indiana
General Conference
Law
Lai
Sen Sramplin
Stouk
Lancaster
Richmond Va
Abe Martin
Komical
Sally Sack
A. E
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Chas. Schieda
Schelde
Adams
Jack Marlett
Jack
Adaea
Mel Brown
Henie Gibbs
Fred Seeking
New London
Mel
Ford
Henry
Waa
Rab
Mathilda McCormick
Paris
Tineryman
Moaya
Hartia
Ebert
Wileen Block
Haserodt
SUES
U. S
U.S
U. S&s
United States Tires
United States @ Rubber Company
Tee Bundhes
EC CR Cole
G. M. Marsh & Son
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