Country saved again by breaking up radical conspiracy
The piece mockingly praises authorities for dismantling a supposed nationwide conspiracy led by a figure named Foster. It ridicules claims of his omnipresence and suggests whimsical public roles for him, including railroad director and coal advisor, while debating his alleged omnipotence and reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Jiggs
Black Harders
Maggie
United States
America
Burroughs
Napoleon
Congress
Hearst
New York Times
Poster
Lloyd George Makes Final Effort to Avert European Crash
Prime Minister Lloyd George makes a last bid to head off a looming European crisis threatening to destabilize markets. Diplomatic moves and talks with allied leaders mark a high-stakes push for a diplomatic settlement amid mounting economic strain and political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Europe
Yesterdays in Ohio recounts varied events and births
A colonial era style column notes a meeting for a U S bank in Chilbeothe, courthouse project in Perr County, and memorials. It lists birthdays of notable figures including Andrew Figher and Sebastian, Milwaukee archbishop, with local civic mentions and early state political reopenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bank
Chilbeothe
Som & Zeg
Cox's View of America's Opportunity and Reparations
Ex-Governor urges sending Hoover to Europe as a remedy to European distress and reparations disputes. He argues France would reject Hoover’s plan and cautions U S debts, noting Germany's warning that American inaction could ruin Central Europe. He calls for a transformative crisis leadership akin to a Kossuth, to rally the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hoover
Europe
Gests
France
United States
Coa
Wirth
Germany
Snl
Far Ny
Amerca
Brown
America
Asong Evangel
Cox
Important Week Promises Political and Industrial Signals
The week may reveal the Senate's approval of the Bonus Bill, possible presidential veto, and whether Hiram Johnson and Robert La Follette secure renomination. It hints at actions on railroads and coal mines, and even what August pills are. The piece notes mail remittance notices and reflects on others' troubles versus our own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hiram Johnson
Bob LalFollette
Wornes
Archbishop Mee ter in Washington Hearings on Control Bill
The article notes Most Rev Sebastian Mee ter, archbishop of Milwaukee, discussing hearings on a control bill before the House committee in Washington. It mentions theWood central gathering of the National Convention of the Msiciples of Chest and references the prominent Republican and Democrat presence at a large denominational gathering in Woona Lake, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian
Milwaukee
Todas
Washington
Odas
House Committee On Wood Central
Wooona Lake
Ind
Prolific Letter Writer Abe Martin Ends Note
Abe Martin described as a prolific letter writer with a knack for smooth talk, noted as the noblest work of a Somoan. The item highlights his readiness as a talker and his reputation for sharp social commentary.
Fragmented Komical Telegrams Describe Cleveland Talk
A garbled transcript describes calls, names, and rumors about talks with Dik Clever and Rickard. Mentions Cleveland writers and a Words Series payment dispute. Elyria participants head to Cedar Point in white uniforms amid scattered chatter and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Ellis
Cedar Point
Local Odd Notice Mentions Moose Club and Rialto Theatre
A garbled community notice references the Loyal Order of Moose Bre and the Elk's Club across from the Rialto theatre. It hints at dues, a vacant lot, and a passphrase required to access the theater area on Broad street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose
Elk's Club
I. O
Rialto Theatre
Broad Street
Noviex
Henry Miller sues railroad for damages
Henry Miller of Lake Shore sues the railroad for 60000 dollars after losing both legs in a railroad accident. The Park Dairy Company completed a new building and bought a milk route, while Elyria Telegraph Co offered night calls at the same rate as day calls, cheaper by over 25 percent.
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Henry Miller
Lake Shore
THE
Park Dairy Company
Second Arrest Alley
C W. Tattersall
Elyria Telephone Co
Eaton Center
Grafton
Johanna Korndyke Rutena
Rose, Hoskins, Cook Co
Farrow
Wade
McCormick
Milwaukee Corn
Osborne
Clark
Dunham
Kalamazoo
Fordson
Ford
H. P
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Rafter
CO. Mudnutt
Manson
Biyria
Delly
Eiyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
International News Service
Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. K. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Maz Ly
Aha
Ererr
Tim Staite Audhor
Fran Canaruptier
Maretta
Pearand Opera House
Tonay Counest
League of Nations
Silesia Vorder Controver
Tao
Armon
Andrew Figher
Australia
Scotland
Sebastan, Wessmer Archbisop
Lwitzerland
Maurich
Maeterinck
Ghen
Brran
Harrison
Tennessee
Putnam
Tynn
Calets
Kansas
Topeka
Sacramento
Vfurmia II
Unite States
Groun
Elothi Eorries
Rues
Phiade Pha
Teako
Montana
Henrys Myers
Max
Calfornia
National Fraterna Congress of America
Chuck" Fell
Howard Barbour
Country Club
Sam
Pennsylvania
Slim
Weill
Franklin
Civ
Imera
Rigtia
Riversaw
Abe Martin
Komical
Jim Armitage
Robinson
O Donnells
le Rickard
Raem
Elyyta Hidy
Cleveland
Texas
Alfonso
Wes
A.G. Olmsted & Co. Res
Water &T
Evevtlig
Sakae Waa
Sachey
Gundsy
Dita
Prizy
Fred Hubbard
Elyria
Wiss Jessie Potter
Amherst
Bavaaeg
Glade B. Thomas
Square
Mall
West Broad ST
Farmers’ Supply CO
DIAL
Elyria Vulcanizing Company
West Ave
Alfred Alten
Mgr
Dachtler & Dachtler
West Broad Street
E. F. Whitney Hardware Store
Joe Levy
Society of
Eaton Grange
C. E. Haven
Epeca
Aucthonoor
Kiyria
O. Eugene F
Barge
Ac ’ Om Arbi
Chronicle-Telegram
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