Wadsworth shifts on New York Governor choice amid party split
The passage describes Wadsworth and fellow Republicans debating who should run for governor as Butler is rejected. Upstate representatives resist Butler while Wadsworth seeks a middle ground. The piece critiques wet and dry factions over the Eighteenth Amendment and hints at political maneuvering for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Wadsweoeth Hinas
Butler
Tam
Cristom
Milan Offers Land for Edison Technical School
A New York despatch notes Milan residents offer 200 acres for a technical school to honor Thomas A. Edison born in Milan. The site would include the Edison birthplace, owned by Edison, whose birthplace home stands as a landmark. Local supporters highlight potential funding from Henry Bord, Phos Belson, and others to create a lasting educational institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milan
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Mihin
Mir
Henry Bord
Phos A. Belson Aid
Pawes
Ford
Poor Shot Tournament Highlights Restricted Competitors
The 300 Patantey in San Francisco hosted a clarksmanship event labeled a poor slot tournament. Top marksmen from the Company were barred, while the regimental prize contest featured two wartime shooters. Despite a reputation for weak marksmanship, pay team shooters reportedly led the results.
Editorial Quips From Across Ohio and Beyond
A jumble of brief editorial quips from Mansfield to Toronto lampooning public life and social habits. The scattered items mix wit about money, politics, and local concerns with mock warnings about missteps and consequences in public affairs.
Obituaries and Notices Mention James Cabell and Others
A compilation of obituaries and public notices includes James J. Cabell noted physician and Confederate hospital chief born in Nelson County Virginia died at Overton. Also listed are various historical notes, birthdays, anniversaries, and affiliations with institutes and societies in Williamstown Providence and Annapolis activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Cabell
Nelson County
Overton
California
Philippines
Lon Em. Latham
Rheims
Wiandeyer
New Bedford
Yokohama
Toledo
Joseph T. Robinson
Atsaa
Donoerate
United States Senate
Lonoke
Ark
Robert Ry Mote
Virgsinda
Unclear OCR fragment with historic event notes
Fragmentary text traces a list of names and dates tied to a festival or anniversary. Distinct entities are difficult to identify due to corruption and misspellings. No coherent event, place, or outcome emerges from the readable lines.
Big eyed falke? Boots and worry fade in hard times
ABE MARTIN notes people fret over silver and a harsh life as bootleggers and criminals face new struggles. The piece hints at urban anxiety and shifts in behavior amid rough economic conditions.
General Condylis and Greece’s turbulent leadership
General George Condylis, once modest in rank, rose to power amid Greek political upheaval. The article notes his Balkan War service, rapid ascent, and later political maneuvering, including ministerial posts and exile, culminating in his return with Constantine. It also mentions Prof. Keith as the British Association’s choice for president, highlighting his medical and academic credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Condylis
Greece
Dfecacor
Paulos
Condylis
Republi
Republic
Balkan
Macedonia
Anatolia
Paginistagion
Paninastasiou
Keith Ag
Itn
British Association For the Advancement of Refenes
Keith
Aberdeen University
University College, London
Leipsic University
We Wagheen Wonterian
Royal College of Surgeons
Royal Anatomical Society of Great Britain
Royal
Bells of Shandon Sing My Cork in Childhood
The poem recalls Shandon bells that circled the cradle and shaped memory. The speaker contrasts bells of Cork with distant bells in Moscow and Saint Sophia, praising Shandon’s sound on the River Lee as unmatched and dear to the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Lee
Shandon
Moscow
Saint Soptia
Urkman
Lee
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O. M. Kile
CALGARY Alberta August 26 Wheat production in Canada and its impact on U S prices is debated by O M Kile He notes Canada as the world’s largest wheat exporter and warns that rapid prairie expansion could depress world prices Comparable to how open prairie lands affected prices in the 1870s and 1880s the piece analyzes tariff walls and export dynamics and their effect on American growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Kile
Calgary
Alberta
Adu
Hirima
Washington
Canada
United States
Western Canada wheat gains spark debate on prices and settlement
An analysis compares 1915 to 1925 Saskatchewan and Alberta wheat acreages and yields, noting immigration trends, land availability, and shifts to dairying and hog raising. It suggests western Canada may expand production with price and population factors, potentially offsetting U.S. wheat competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
West Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Ridge items note Miss Iola Holliday returning home Saturday. Miss Margarerite of Brighton visits this week with Misses Sarah and Ruth Fappet. Local men Glenn and Carl McMullin Donald Johns Frank Seekins and Myron Vatcer camping at Vermilion on the Lake this week. C G Goose to Mr Schulze's at Holley Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Iola Holliday
Margarerite Later
Brighton
Sarah
Ruth Fappet
Messia
Glenn
Carl MccMullin
Donald Johns
Frank Seekins
Myron Vatcer
Vermilion-on-the Lake
C. G. Goose
Mr. Schulze
Holley
Mict
Social notes and local visits across Lorain County
A long list of visiting relatives and neighbors from Elyria Medina Amherst and nearby areas during the week plus social calls from Florida Michigan and Cleveland. Reunions at Medina fairgrounds Linwood Park and the county home plus observations on labor rates and Siberian sled dogs behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gone
A. J.hain
Helen
Marjorie
Ben
George Swartz
Clinton
Mary Swartz
Walter Grobe
South Ridge
Charles Schaible
Alfred Squire
East Avenue
Elyria
John Haynes
Coraopolis
Fenn
Jack Lyon
North Eaton
Robert Linden
le Grange Road
QO. C. Gone
Oberlin Road
Fred Vietzen
Elmer Vietzen
Mussulman
Cleveland
Iva Oliver
Beatrice Burrer
Lewis Brown
George Decker
Samuel Kolg
Michigan
Walter Kolb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Hlyria
Ohio
Lorala County Printing & Publishing Company
Publisnere
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Dally-s
City
Loraim
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Thicago
Wabash Ave
Fifth Ave
York
300 Patantey
San Francisco
Mansfield, O
Journal
O. News
Mt. Louis
Zanyesville
Afoney
Cincinnati
O. Tinesistae
oAkron O Beacer Journal
Pest
Youngstown, O
Vindicator
Newark
American-Tribune
House of Commoans
Toronto
Uribune
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Mass
America
Providence
R. I
la Crosse
Wis
American Legion
Department of Wisconsin
Annapolis
Department of Maryland
Huron
S&s
South Dakota Osteopathic Association
Gaston
Robes Widmates
Fies Tito
Cones Petersburg
Vin
de Serch Labode
Abe Martin
Gnartanees
Vnepublic Syndicate, Inc
Manitoba
Western Canada
London
Pacific Coast
Western
Midwest
B. C. Pope
Salsbury
Jerry
Cleveland S
Eddie Swan
Austin Wiley
Recording Orchestra
Eddie Conners
Ev Jones
Wtam Radio Orchestra
Miss Ethyl Milliken
Giles Elyria
Arthur Giles
Haresos
Mosars
Fat Swan
Edi Convers
Ethyl Milliren
al America
Zameenik
St. Clair
Sousa
Causevie
Aloha
Mr. Sargent
Linke
Luders
Connecticut
Fulton
Eddie Connors
Day's Music Store Studio
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