Ireland and Lloyd George proposal debated by observers
A 1921 editorial favors Lloyd George plan granting Ireland self development within Britain and urges Sinn Fein to accept. It notes Ulster coercion should stop and mutual defense could follow, praising General Smuts and cautioning a complete split would be damaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Ulster
General Smuts
South Africa
Jer Ho
de Valera
Trish
Editorial Notes on News Value and Public Statements
The piece argues readers should note who speaks in news items and remember newspapers report events and statements from prominent individuals and groups without endorsing them. It asserts the paper’s duty is to carry news from organizations and leaders, leaving judgment to editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Rotarians
Kiwanis Club
Prominent Men and Organizations in Public Opinion
Fragmentary passage notes the roles of influential individuals and groups shaping opinions and actions. It references the importance of leaders and their networks in public discourse without detailing specific names or events.
Big Bill Haywood Inherits $100000 From First Wife Estate
Reports say William D Haywood radical ex extremist now held in Russia has inherited $100000 from his first wife estate. The sum could convert a radical into a plutocrat and may change his views or temper his extreme stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam D- Haywood
Russia
Big Bill
Notable Ohio Figures and Events From 19th Century Records
Fragmentary notes list John Porter Browne born in Camicathe died in Constantinople April 28 1372 and Gregory Thurston Bedell third Episcopal bishop of Ohio born Hudson New York died March 1875. Cincinnati issued measures against the South citing yellow fever and a People’s Park session opened at Massillon in 189?.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porter Browne
Camicathe
Constantinople
Gregory Thurston Bedell
Ohio
Hudson
N.Y
Cincinnati
People’s Park
Massillon
Great New York Dock Strike Ends After Protracted Walkout
After weeks of disruption, New York dockworkers end the major strike that shut port activity. The agreement restores work at key piers and averts broader labor turmoil across shipping districts. Affected unions hailed the settlement as a return to stable operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minsk
Notable figures celebrate birthdays across eras
Former Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary and other leaders like Vice Admiral Edward W. Scherie, Julia Marlowe, Sir Eric Drimond, and Jesse Isneh Williams are noted as turning age today. The text lists birthplaces, ages, and roles, highlighting a mix of royalty, military, theater, diplomacy, and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Charles
Austria-Hungary
Ex- Me
Switzerland
Edward W. Scherie
Pacific Fleet
Denton
Texas
Julia Marlowe
E. H. Sothert
England
Tony
National Negro Business League opens in Atlanta today
Delegates gather in Atlanta for the league's annual sessions as events mark ongoing national conventions. In Ohio, Dayton hosts the Students Mission Crusade convention with 50,900 Catholic school students represented. Indiana hosts a convention in Lebaron.
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Calfornia
National Negro Business League
Atlanta
United States
Dayton
Lebaron
Ind
Indiana
Dairy and Professional Associations Unite Regions
Reading shows regional associations including Stonx Falls South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association Milwaukee joining Wisconsin Lutheran Streets and Hickory North Carolina with the North Carolina Postmasters Association to coordinate events and standards. Various local groups collaborate under this联盟 to share resources and discuss regional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Association
Stonx Falls
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Lutheran Streets
Hickory, N. C
North Carolina
Postmasters’ Association
Elyria Plots $65 000 Wallpaper Plant Investment
Twenty years ago Elyria sought a $65 000 city investment for a wallpaper factory with Cleveland backers. A Toplis & Ely steam valve burst injuring engineer Joseph Monroa. Volunteer firemen contained the crowd as officers were elected: C. H. Buittan bender president Otto Martin secretary. The Jefferson school project neared completion at about $20 000 with Fred Wolf contractor. The county Soldiers and Sailors reunion drew 600 attendees at Cascade Park with Wm F Clark delivering the oration. W E Miller named Shelby Tube Co president and L B Thombure named sales agent. B O Cahoon, brother of Chas Cahoon, was involved near Fifth Street after two years service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Soldiers” & Sailors
Cascade Park
Wm. F Clark
Cleveland
Quarterly meeting services at M. E. L church
Saturday and Sunday services were held at the M. E. L church with Rev. C G Mayo leading. Cleveland and Tourcear attended as friends. Prayer meetings were led at John Wilford's home, and guests from Cleveland attended the Sunday Church of Christ meeting. R B Fortuna store will close Wednesday afternoons in August and September. Cottage prayer gathering planned at George Wilford's home Tuesday.
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C. GC. Mavle
Tes of Friends
Cleveland
Toursear
John Wilford
4. Andrews
E H. Wickern
Church of Christ
R. B. Fortuna
George Wilford Tuesaav
Dover
Haddy
Frank Pitts
Root Road
Bainbridge Road
Albert Hoftyzer
Ruth
Kansas
L. B. Terrell
Ralph
John Bainbridge
Elton Saunders
Ap .Mission
North Olmsited
Weslivan Church
Roland Blaine
Cleveland Hospital
C. C. Maple
M. Ww. Oo. Phillips
Indiana
John
Proper car carrier service requires subscriber card for credit
Do not pay carrier boys for service unless they have their proper credit form. Every person without a subscribers card can obtain the form from the Circulation Department. For prompt delivery call the Circulation Teens at phone 2316.
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Adryoneé
Local social notes and church news from Lorain area
Frances Henry Gideon leads events in Lorain at 8 oclock while Edward Varsey and wife visit Lisbon with daughter Mrs Robert Andrews. Camp Sharon visits, U S mail inspector tours area, possible rural delivery changes discussed. Numerous locals visit, stay or travel, church gatherings, homecomings, and hospital stays noted across Lorain Medina counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Henry Gideon
Lorain
Edward Varsey
Lisbon
Robert Andrews
Frank E. Summers
Columbus
C. C. Naple
U. S Mall
Nudweville
Vernon Harding
Olmsted
Local Church Meeting Reopens After Several Years
Report from a small town notes a revived church gathering held on a Tuesday evening led by Rev. J. C B. Buyers of Cleveland. Attendees include GranH and others. the article provides fragmented details of proceedings.
Napol to Preach at Church on Sunday
Naples pastor Napol will preach at the Church of Om on Sunday August 21 delivering the usual sermon to parishioners and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napol
Church of Om
Global rubber production and large-scale tree cultivation
Fifty seven countries cultivate rubber and about 3 300 000 acres of trees are under cultivation.
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J. ¥. Burke
Second Street
Flyria Otc
Elyria
State of
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Eee” ‘News
Advertising Society
Treland and
Haywood
Eric Drimmond
League of Nations
Jesse I.snehn Williams
Starline
Brown
West
Elyria Capital
Cleveland Partes
Toplis & Ely
Joseph Monroa
C. H. Buittanbender
Otto Martin
Jefferson School
Fred Wolf
Planet & Schnwitz
Werst Court
Councyl
Beebecourt
W. EL. Aliler
Shelby Tube Co
L. B. Thombure
B. O. Cahoon
Chas. ‘Cahoon
Fifth Street
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Elyria, Ohio
Etskn
Lorain County
Elsie Kite
Tipton Bud
Broad St
LEE Whitney and CO
Elyria, O
Rogers Bros
J. C_ B. Buyers
Egranh
Comtary Block
Pittsburgh
Murbach Coal CO
Burr’s Jewelry Store
E. Loeffler Co
Director of Highways
Liberty Lens
Motor Sales (Co
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