Harry L. Davis Will Be the Governor
The Elyria Chronicle notes Governor-Elect Harry L. Davis rejects a proposed Republican Steering Committee aimed at guiding the Legislature. Davis says elected officials are responsible to the people and should govern without protection by party bosses, signaling he will resist boss control and pursue independent leadership supported by Ohio voters.
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Davis
George H. Clark
Columbus
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County
Republican Committee
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
D. Q. Morrow
Hillsboro
Charles 5. Hatfield
Bowling Green
G. W. Montgomery
Newark
Alice Longworth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Government ownership and private management proposal debated
In a Boston Chamber of Commerce appearance Joseph B Eastman argued for government ownership of railroads with a composite management. He warned current appointee control by the Inter State Commerce Commission the Railroad Labor Board and the President limits investment appeal. He stressed ownership need not equal management and urged a model where government ownership blends with expert private style management. He also notes a Winthrop Mass debate on artificial beauty versus natural charm for attracting men.
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Boston Chamber of Commmerce
Joseph B. Eastman
Inter-State
Commuacree Commiission
United States
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Hastinan
Winthrop
Massachussetts
Movie of a reminiscence of an old time holiday
A six reel film offers a vivid reminiscence of an old time holiday celebration now faded from memory. The rustic scenes evoke simpler Yuletide rituals and communal warmth.
Sympathys Return Prayer by W. E. Aust
A poem pleads for the revival of Sympathy in humanity and in moral struggle. It laments neglect and hate, urging creatures and gods to cast aside greed and restore the virtue of compassion. The verse links Sympathy to unity, peace, and a thwarted spiritual gatekeeping.
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Vulcan
Oberlin Business College Students in Court Trial
In courtroom No 1 this Wednesday Oberlin Business College students faced officials as they challenged a safety schedule for studies. President Handerson affirmed the effort while attorneys Amines spoke. Wyliche Wedington and Heys Geope provided brief remarks as local officials Adolph Hesck and Judy Abumpson were seen visiting the county offices.
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Oberlin Business College
Cou Ong Luudved
Diftegn
Db Ohare Eb
Cb Handerom
Tug Truefor
Cor Amines
Tyes
Wyidee Wedington
Athar Heys Geope
Adolph Hesck
Judy Abumpson Des
Nas sweaters at reduced prices at The Robinson and Hancock Co
Nas sweaters are offered at reduced prices by The Robinson and Hancock Co. Store highlights include discounts on knitwear and seasonal stock draws. Customers are invited to visit the shop to view selections and take advantage of the sale while stocks last.
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Nas
Robinson & Hancock Co
Ten Years Ago Ohio Officials Mend Local Ties and Tragedy
The notice recalls a 10 year old local incident where Sheriff Vr and Mrs H J E Wedari organized a community solicitation, aiming to aid the worthy poor. It also reports the death of Mrs Bella Uncaphar at her daughter’s home and a series of social entertainments hosted by local residents including Mr and Mrs H Wing and Mr and Mrs Baker.
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Avery
Elyria Postoffica
Celty
Elgins
Lorain
Ohio
Associated Preas
Ohio Daily Newspapers
Audit Bureau of Oriculation Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Fifth Ava
Chicago
South Wabash Ave
Robert E. Ward
Associated Press
X Rays Meetags and Labor News Appeal for Plain Copy
A dated call from a union and newspaper workers urging clear proofreading and plain copy between now and Christmas. The note praises the value of X Rays meetags and warns against flashy rhetoric. It notes merchants favor advertisers who provide easy, clean copy and asks for steady, legible proofs.
Fragmented verse and notes mix with brief Colorado cliff dwellings find
A ragbag of poems and jokes opens with satirical doggerel about life and fate, then reports a Colorado discovery of ten miles of prehistoric cliff dwellings and a housing shortfall. The piece shifts to media jabs at professors, a Crusoe allusion, and election chatter with fragmented, mixed-era prose.
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Colorado
Crusoe
Children's play suits in assorted sizes and colors
The Robinson and Hancock Co offers children's play suits in sizes from 2 to 7 years with suntanged colors. Prices shown as $1.50 and $2.00 each, now selling at $1.19 each.
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Robinson & Hancock Co
Indianapolis strike signals new action by miners and operators
Ine Lark notes a street gathering Friday as his adders and others discuss a plan to back up fin Bul. a charge is raised against a jet. Tro t mine workers plan joint action with operators in Virginia and to aSom for the next move. The announcement follows this hint of coordinated effort amid labor tensions.
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Oung Garland
Half Moon Mountain
Jerry
Jim
Hupper
Geese
Garland
Albion
Old England
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