Article X and the War Power Debate in Col umbus
Secretary Baker argues Article X does not transfer war powers from Congress to the President, asserting constitutional supremacy and urging clear understanding of the Senate's exclusive right to declare war. The piece notes international misperception, calls for explanations from Paris, and criticizes rhetoric around ratification and reservations amid mid August weather in Pittsburgh and partisan discourse.
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Columbus
Baker
Congress
United States
Senate
Wilsgo
Paris
Divorce cases surge in county confirms Walsh Lorain chair
County Clerk Williams reports 440 divorce filings in the year ending July 1, with 278 framed ones dismissed or pending. Of those granted, 132 went to the wife and six to the husband. The report notes fewer cases citing intoxication as a ground, suggesting Prohibition effects on homes. The Lorain County Democratic executive committee reorganization names George Walsh of Elyria as chairman with J J Smythe as secretary. other members listed from Elyria, Amherst, and neighboring towns.
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George Walsh
Elyria
Williams
Lorain County
Democratic
J. J. Smythe
Amherst
Mayor-Grall
Lorain
W. J. Moriarty
J M. Bardon
Wellington
Lb. C. Heckel
Avon
Oberlin Socials and Students Readied for Year
Oberlin notes list the Misses Hosford hosting the Sunday schools group at Woodland Avenue with about 35 attendees. Roelif Loveland on leave from his ore boat work. Alfred Whealer and Merle Lyon at Ruggles Beach for a dance. Cora Swift to return from University of Chicago next week. Mary Sherwood plans Berea College teaching in Kentucky this year. Professors and residents visit lakeside cottages.
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Oberlin
Hosford
Woodland Avenue
Roelif Loveland
Hhis Ore Boa
Alfred Whealer
Merle Lyon
Ruggles Beach
Cora Swift
University of Chicago
Mary Sherwood
Boston
Herea
Berea College
W. J. Trutehins
Philip D. Sherman
Constance
F. B. Stiven
Lake Shore
J. L. Chase
Nell Chase
North Olmsted
Missy Annette P. Wari
Atrahan
Carnegie
Alma College
American Wrestlers Eliminated in Antwerp Lightweight Round
Antwerp August 26 American wrestlers exited the lightweight class in the Olympic catch-as-catch-can preliminaries. Svensson of Sweden defeated George Metropoulos of Gary Indiana in the third round and Antila of Finland beat J Shimoinon New York A C in the quarter finals. Americans still qualified two men in other classes. Featherweights Ty Ackerly Cornell beat Dialetes of Greece and S N Gerson Penn defeated Machkinson of England. Middleweights Macdonald American beat Loppouen Canada. Light heavyweights Walter S Maurer Chicago beat Madrau France and Lieutenant J Redmond Navy defeated Wilson England. Heavyweights N Pendleton New York A C beat Salida of Pood Meyer Chicago Ht defeated Mason England.
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Sweden
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Gary
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Cornell University
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Greece
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University of Pa
Machkinson
England
Macdonald
Loppouen
Canada
Walter S. Maurer
Chicago
Bear Madrau
France
J. Redmond
Navy
Wilson
Robinson & Hancock Co Supplies School Sweaters
Dust received a fine lot of boys' sweaters for school wear from the Robinson & Hancock Co, a local supplier. The shipment aims to equip students for upcoming term, with multiple sizes and colors noted in delivery records.
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The
Robinson & Hancock Co
Suesman and Wife for Alleged Assault
Andrew Annanow of Lorain sues Joseph Tokarczik and wife Sophia for $5,000 alleging they assaulted him on August 12 at their boarding house. He was grabbed by the throat, pummeled, and Mrs Tokarczik allegedly beat him with household utensils, leaving him unconscious and injuring his system.
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Andrew Annanow
Lorain
Joseph Tokarczik
Sophia
Annanow
Magnesia for Upspeptic Relief and Digestive Health
The universal use of Magnesia to neutralize stomach acids quickly, easing indigestion and sour stomach. A simple home remedy with hot water and Magnesia tablets, recommended by physicians, to restore normal digestion without artificial aids.
Increased Rail Rates Take Effect Today Across U S
Washington Aug 20 Inter state commerce commission raised freight rates about 12 percent on most railroads with passenger fares rising 20 percent and extra charges for baggage and milk up 30 percent No rate changes occurred where required schedules were not filed in time Some water carriers and joint rail water routes approved by the Shipping Board may implement higher rates any day before January 1 with one day notice by the company.
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Washington
Interstate Coimerce Commission
Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Commission
Shipping Board
Great Lakes cooks strike unsettles vessels
Lake area cooks and stewards on Great Lakes vessels threaten to quit amid strike activity. Leaders claim all ship crews tied up would resign, while Great Lakes towing office reports no trouble. Some crew members reportedly left boats. official LULIDEr update not announced. Nearby reports cite disposal plans and sewage funding in county health context.
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Toledo
Auge
Great Inkes
Marines Cooks and Stewards Union
Great Inkes Towing Company
Cured in rupture by Poets COW
Fragmented OCR writes of a medical case claiming a rupture cure and surgical operation details. Names appear garbled with references to surgeons and locations. The text hints at a reported incident, but clarity is limited and reader takeaway is a partial account of medical procedure and outcomes.
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Villon
Carawaner
Sade
Axxetme
Manasquan
Noots
Mother’s care suit seeks damages in Milton case
Milton Boynton filed a suit in court against Elwood and Ray Borgeuy claiming $630 for caring for the defendant’s sick mother and $420 for gas, oil, and provisions. The petition lists a provisional amount of 630. In Army School Washington, Aug. 26, state former privates are among the 630.
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Milton Boynton
Elwood
Ray Borgeuy
Alek
Army School
Washington
Revolutionary Rheumatism Remedy Promises Complete Relief
A reader reports long suffering from rheumatism finally found a remedy that cured pain completely and never returned. They claim it helped others bedridden with rheumatism aged 70 to 80 and offer a free trial before requesting a one dollar payment after proven results.
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Jagkeon
Durstun
Syracuse
N.Y
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