Ohio primary yields plurality for ex Governor Davis
The article notes Ex-Governor Harry L. Davis led the Republican primary in Ohio with a substantial plurality. It discusses party machines, wets and drys, and the roles of James A. White and J. F. Burke among others, predicting the real campaign lies ahead to secure Davis as state executive.
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Davis
Ali
Durand
Dayis Anu
White
J. F. Burke
Scripps McRae
John L. Cable
Harris
Burke
Ms. Davis
Ohio
Hicks in New York and a fountain drink incident
A New York paper reports a woman forced open a fire alarm box and tried to turn the hook to obtain a drink, mistaking the apparatus cover for a cup dispenser. An editor in Fostoria survived a shooting attempt and is hailed as a hero.
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Atlantic States
New York
Fostoria
American ship Essex and 1898 Manila surrender noted
The record notes the Essex under C Porter and a gust of wartime events, including Manila’s surrender to American forces following naval bombardment, with other scattered items such as Justin McCarthy’s Irish party chair election and Nansen’s Arctic voyage. It also marks a series of births and notable anniversaries for today.
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C Porter
Judg
Verner
de Poe
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Podia
Justin McCarthy
Irish Parliamentary Party
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Arctic
Verdor
Manila
Flers
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Shakespeare
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Excerpts discuss public issues in Beverly Massachusetts and Knoxville Tennessee plus remarks on industry productivity and American work ethic. Mentions Dr Caroline Hedger financier matters and shifts in government forms with references to taxes surplus dues and a French actress comment about American labor.
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Grove Patterson
Knoxville
Herni
America
Mistinguette
Paris
United States
Komical Telegrams Election Banter in Elyria Gleaned
J T M Armitage notes candidacy chatter as primary season looms. Henry Ford expected to run, John W Davis praised, Walsh nominated, and election extras drawing attention in Elyria. Suitors brace for arguments while candidates rest and prepare expen se accounts.
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John W. Davis
Walsh
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Conventions Opening Today Across Cities and States
R Sherwood of Ohio enters his ninth term as elder statesman. Grand Army of the Republic encampment sessions begin in Boston. Republican leaders gather in Washington for Coolidge notification tomorrow. Col George Harvey to visit Peacham Vermont for Revolutionary site tablet unveiling. Marlborough’s battle anniversary prompts duke to hang a flag at Windsor Castle by 10 AM. Conventions opening today include groups in Des Moines Rapid City and boxing clubs draw Los Angeles women.
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International Association of Saleamen
Rapid City
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Custer Battlefield Highway Association
Painter Commits To Finish Farm Scene Despite Costs
A farmer asks for a painting price but ABE MARTIN notes Bud plans to paint it himself. Bandit Stew Nugent is keeping clear of the fields, with farmers wary of his presence as work proceeds.
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Fragmentary Reflection on Global Welfare and Purpose
A fragmented philosophical passage argues about global welfare and altruism. It emphasizes the need for direction and collective effort to aid humanity, warning that without shared purpose there is no selflessness and life loses meaning.
Reconstruction of Europe Seen With Russia In Range
Loula Aubert, former political editor of the Revue de Paris, predicts a new attempt at reconstructing Europe beginning with reparations and renewed Franco British ties. She notes growing interest in including Russia and hopes for closer U S cooperation through loans, the World Court, and disarmament talks, signaling a new era in European policy.
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America
55 Years Ago Council Approves Park Band Fund
The council approved a 100 grant to form a band for the park and pledged to donate proceeds from two days of horse racing at fair grounds to help cover costs. The article lists band members and officers including Monte as president and Faxon as financial secretary. It also notes Albert A Michelean's Nobel Prize in Physics and career at the University of Chicago.
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United States
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Is Your Food Wasted
Ad promotes ONeill s VR Tablets claiming they restore full nutrient benefit and improve health by cleaning the intestinal tract. It advertises 25c box and mentions 5c and 1.00 boxes with I J ONeill Medicine Co as purveyors and indigestion tablets.
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O’neill
I. J. O'Neill Medicine Co
R. L. Ellis Drugs and Nickel Plating Adverts
An advertisement listing R. L. Ellis Drugs at 380 Broad St promotes drug sales. It also highlights a nickel plating specialty covering radiators bumpers reflectors hubcaps baseburners stove plate and metal parts. The Fe es Lock Nut and Washer Co at 325 Clark St with phone 2084 is also advertised.
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Notable physicist and chemist educated in Europe
An American instructor in physics and chemistry studied at premier German and French universities. He earned a doctorate, taught at Gasea School in Cleveland Clark University and the University of Chicago, and received Europe’s highest honors and election to their societies for light research and general attainments.
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Nobel Prize Recognition for Second American
The passage notes a second American recipient received the Nobel prize, marking a supreme recognition in the period. It emphasizes the achievement as a notable honor within the United States.
Thomas J Spellacy Named Democratic Eastern Campaign Leader
Thomas J. Spellacy a Hartford born lawyer born March 6 1880 chosen to direct the eastern campaign for the Democratic party in the coming presidential election. He attended Holy Cross College and Georgetown Law and served as U S District Attorney from 1915 to 1919 and assistant attorney general 1919 to 1921.
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United States
Connecticut
Radium Active Ointment Advertises Skin Relief
An advertisement for Radium Active Ointment from The Radium Active Elements Co. of Cleveland Ohio promises relief for piles eczema eczema and skin afflictions and guarantees product effectiveness available at all drug stores.
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