HOME RAIDING UNCONSTITUTIONAL
A editorial critiques a state dry raid on Senator George Bender's home as an overreach, arguing privacy in the home is sacred and warrants must be justified by crime. It urges a civil suit to address the intrusion and warns officers to avoid reckless searches of private residences.
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George Bender
Senator Bender
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Bender
Beam
Mhal
Justice of Pearce
Pale
Darwin
Scenis
Religious debate becomes news as church clashes gain attention
The piece argues religion has moved from quiet gatherings to a media driven contest with debates, doctrinal fights, and calls to restrict teaching. It notes readers’ appetite for conflict, the spread of criticism between Fundamentalist and Modernist camps, and the impact on community moral purpose. The Ohio Beacon Journal cites this shift.
Yesterday and Today in Anniversaries and Birthdays
An 1854 list records notable anniversaries including Theophile Gautier born and Nathaniel Weymouth’s death. It notes Kentucky’s governor inauguration in 1815 and 1891 Kentucky convict labor debate, plus 1900 Alaska miners relief and 1914 French government move to Bordeaux. Also lists today’s and yesterday’s births and birthdays of notable figures with ages.
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Nathaniel Weyth
Oregon
Cambridge
Mass
James B. McCreary
Kentucky
Tennessee
Congress
Caps Nome
Alaska
Paris
Bordeaux
Samuel M. Shortridge
United States
California
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Corfu
U. S
The
Netherlands
Royal Palace
the Hague
John H A Morgan
University of Tennessee
Strathroy
Ont
Roy A. Haynes
Hillsboro
James E Ferguson
Texas
Belle County
Joseph A Blake
Sa Francisco
Tocy
Nobel Prize Laureate Recognized in 1906 Physics
The text notes a distinguished figure who received degrees from leading universities and was awarded the Nobel prize in physics in 1906, highlighting a global scholarly reputation.
John L Lewis Profile as Key UMW Leader in Coal Strike Talks
John L Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, commands about 750,000 miners and could halt coal if he orders. known for guiding UMW since 1919 and shaping wartime coal production. A public-school product, he started as legislative agent in 1969, later rising from vice president in 1917 to president in 1920, with roles in AFL and veterans relief inquiries. Lives in Springfield Illinois.
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John L Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
A. F of L
United Mine Workers
United States
Eho
Springfield
Illinois
Evolution and beauty as cures for crime in local reflections
In a column by William Bowie, science and religion mingle as the earth is discussed as a vast laboratory of resources. The piece surveys evolution, beauty, and social behavior, arguing that clear truth and thoughtful design in living spaces can curb crime and stress the link between surroundings and conduct.
National Conventions Open Across North America Today
Today the Veterans of Foreign Wars begin their annual encampment in Tulsa Oklahoma. The 41st annual Trades and Labor Congress convention opens in Ottawa. The Grand Army encampment features a Plains Week parade at Grand Royds. A national ram sale starts in Salt Lake City under the National Wool Growers Association.
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Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Tulsa
Okla
Ottawa
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Grand Army
Grand Royds
Far West
Wll
Buffalo Rancca
One
National Park
Salt Lake City
National Weol Growers’ Association
Detroit
American Institute of Mining and Metallunical Engineers
Greater
Des Moines
Horseshoes
Iowa
Northern States
Warren
Minn
Sid Tertis
E Jack
Bernstein
Long Island
Caty Petey Mack
Bull Kennedy
Jersey City
Poems That Live Age and Youth
Fragmentary verse contrasts age and youth with images of season and vigor. The garbled lines mention aging limits and youthful vitality, with stray phrases about love and longing amid unclear wording. The readable fragments evoke a nostalgic, imperfect portrait of aging and youth.
Ten Year Ago Lorain County Fair Crowds Large
A Lorain County Fair week reports a bustling scene with many entries and a big crowd. City council and business leaders met to negotiate terms for a new Green Line franchise. Fay Co opened a Broad Street store for ladies ready to wear. The city band saw its concert appropriation cut from 1000 to 800. At the fairgrounds two Cleveland horses died from suspectedstrychnine poisoning prompting a formal investigation.
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Green Line
FAY CO
Broad Street
Cleveland
Thomson’s Pioneering Work Sparks Global Interest
Sir Joseph J Thomson, Cambridge physicist and Cavendish professor for 35 years, has drawn worldwide attention with his new light theory presented at Cambridge. His discovery of electrons 25 years ago marked a milestone in physics and propelled advances in electricity and atomic science.
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Joseph J. Thomson
Cambridge
Joseph
Cavendish
Cambridge University
Lord Rayleigh
The Way of the World and a Russian Carpenter Tale
A Russian carpenter, the eldest, continues work at 15 and earns a pension of 250 dollars a month as an example of Russia America living standards. The University of Chicago weighs creating a Motion Picture Chair with a 25000 dollar annual salary for a new professor, while stars earn up to 1000 dollars a week. The piece contrasts practitioners who create with critics who advise and argues for trained minds in cinema.
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Dvan
Russia
America
University of Chicago
Critire
Moving Picture
Community Notes From Brighton and Vicinity
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Clement Greene and family visited Rey H W Hales and Jem at Kilbuck. Beulah Searles attended a funeral in Camden for Elnathar Deabody. Cascade Park events and Cascade events at Elbow Park noted. numerous local names listed among attendees and attendees at the Burroughs reunion.
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Brighton
Aig
Clement Greene
Chilreo
Rey H.W Hales
Jem
Kilbuck
Beulah Searles
Iternal Cess
Fred Timms
Pitts- Mro
F Gill
Wro
Elnathar Deabody
Camden
John Burroughs
W Ho Matcham
FS Metcham
Junier
Yreak Twining
Overton
Dariaidite on a tennis cup and a buggy whip
ABE MARTIN-Dariaidite na co Next v a tennis cup I can't think o nothin I'd rather have than a buggy whip. Nothin makes me as mad as t have fel ler borrow a chew o terbacker and then talk about east coast and west coast and acreage.
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East Coast
Litchfield Wins Prizes at Medina County Picnic
Litchfield collected three prizes at the Medina county Picnic held at Chippewa Lake on Thursday. Miss Bernita Radie won the beauty contest over fifty-one entrants. Ravine Field claimed the tug-of-war prize and Mr. and Mrs. H H Foakett were honored in the event.
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Litchfield
Aug
Madina County
Chippewa Lake
Bernita Radie
Ravinefield
H. H. Foakett
Probate Court appoints administrators for several estates
Weeks Entries Probate Court lists Bev Thomas as administrator for Florence A Thomas of Lorain with bond 4690. H B Cook named administrator for William Springer of Camden, bond FA.500. Thomas Foley named administrator for William Springer of Camden, bond 1500. Will filings include Mary McGea of Lorain and Charles Bois of Carlisle. Peter Steffan appointed administrator for Anna Steffan of Lorain, bond 300.
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Bev Thomas
Florence A Thomas
Lorain
H. B Cook
William Springer
Camden
Thomas Foley
Bond Foley
Mary McGea
Charles Bois
Carlisle
Peter
Real Estate Transfers in Elyria Noted in Entries
Taylor Lard and Improvement Co. transfer property to Florence Wuleger at twenty Tot s Avenue Avondale Park Elyria for 10000 dollars. Imaga West transfers to Elmer Tut.
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Florence Wuleger
Avondale Park
Elyria
Imaga W
Elmer Tut
Property transfers listed in Elyria Lorain market ads
A string of conveyances appears in Elyria and Lorain listings. Property parcels and lots change hands among numerous individuals and firms including Eastern Heights Land Co. and Sheffield Land Co. with prices ranging from thousands to over one hundred thousand dollars.
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Folletts Ad
Oberlin
Eastern Heights Land Co
Louiss Schaefer
Elyria
The
Weldeman Bros. Co
Richman Bros. Co
Broadway
Lorain
Komot! Soudorn
John Popp
ShefGeld Land Co
Wiliam J. Lucas
Carrie Faulhaber
Viola Blaser
C. M. Gay
Arno Knuth
Camden
Joseph Nueselk
Gratton Lumber & Construction Co
Obitts
Edgar Kemp
Albert Bring
Jane Betteridge
Eulah Osborne
Nora Abbe
Mika Kasper
Guisippe Bondi
Avon Lake
Albert Wanter
Nellie Worshila
Central Division
She
Shefield Land Co
Los Lraln
Loura Gyenes
Anton Cook
Sheffield Land Co
Loraln
Custer Snyder
Simeon Mabeulin
Streator
J. Stanislaw
Louis Kaplanska
Chamberlain
Lorato
A. V. Hageman
Joseph Plas
Biaman
Loralu
Women warned about buying falsified furs in Cleveland
Cleveland Better Business Commission reports widespread misnaming of furs sold to women. Investigations in July covered 61 stores with 361 probes, finding 162 furs labeled under trade names that misrepresent breed or quality.
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Cleveland Better Business Commission
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