Evening Telegram Society News and Classifieds
Fragmented OCR of a historical newspaper page notes society news and advertising. It includes pricing details for subscriptions and mentions offices in New York and Chicago. The readable text references the Evening Telegram and various distribution rates.
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Mazeqing Etter Ad
Elyria
Oaio Honres Society
Eoee
Fe City
Sit
Kiska
New York
Ava
Chicago
Wabash Ava
Robert HE. Ward
Ars
Leonard Wood the political man of the hour in 1919
William Allen White praises General Leonard Wood as the 'man of the hour' amid the Republican nomination search. The piece notes Wood stands for safety and law and order, with his Wood boom shaping the 1919 political landscape as industrial crisis looms.
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William ‘Allen White
Leonard Wood
Mr. White
Wood
Farmers’ Land Bank
Lowden
America
Harding
Washington
Middle West
South
Trial of Local Official Ends in Guilty Verdict
A recent trial costing thousands ended with a guilty verdict for misappropriation and embezzlement. The community and court are urged to commend the fairness of the process, the jury for deliberation, and the prosecution and defense for their conduct. The piece warns against the dangers of speculative gains and emphasizes the punishment fitting the crime.
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Benjamin Franklin
Drift of opinion sense and nonsense Paw Knows Everything
A whimsical dialogue on matrimony and alimony with a playful exchange about Mr Bryan. The sketch references Willie-Paw and BOXmony in a light humorous tone, contrasting marriage concepts and legal terms.
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Paw
Willie
Bryan Ware
Frog and Ox Fable Dialogue Quips and Courtroom Mention
A playful exchange in a Frog and Ox fable features the Fool agreeing and Alvan noting a married woman. A Supreme Court bench joke surfaces as Mrs. Gabbia reads a paper, with Mr. Gath weighing in. The notice mentions Dr Lanell, a dentist in Germantown Peon.
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Alvan
United States Supreme Court
Dr. Lanell
Germantown
Volleyball for Lorain County Boys and Girls
Instructional piece from the Boys' and Girls' Newspaper 1918 explains how to play volleyball at home or in gym, detailing net setup, court size, scoring, and serving, with additional notes on teamwork and next week’s basket ball training, by H. O. (Pat) Page.
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Alexander
Germany
H. O
Pat) Page
Chicago Star
Copyrumena
Oy PR
Aalige
Grant M. Hyde
Atha
There He Stands Mr Bryan Faces Empty Presidential Field
The newspapers note William Jennings Bryan showing concern that no Democratic candidates remain for the presidency. The Detroit Free Press questions why he does not name a single acceptable candidate, while the Macon Telegraph offers a wry take on the situation.
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Mr. Bryan
Detroit Free Press
Petlura's Ukraine Aims for Independent State Control
Simon Petlura, a former Russian clerk, leads Ukraine against both German forces and Bolshevik rule. He opposes Lenin and Denikin, seeking a fully independent Ukraine with himself as dictator. His wars include fighting Polish ambitions over Galicia while resisting both Bolsheviks and Ukrainian separatists. The Red Army pressures him as Cosacks and his legions hold firm against Denikin’s forces and internal rivals.
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Simon Petlura
Simon
Skorypadaky
Ukrainia
Russia
Germany
Per Lupa
Simon Petura
Petlura
Lenine
Ukraina
Poland
Petma
Denikine
Ludendorf
Pilsudski
Holoheviks
Denikin
Trotzky
ABE MARTIN Sees Thrifty Figures Despite Rising Costs
ABE MARTIN notes growing crowd with small allowances while noting lingering gun metal mustache in a satirical column about money and appearance amid changing times.
Took Four Men to Carry Chinese Grocer's Money
Denver Chinese grocer Sing S-Wing Sing chose a local banking house for deposits, requiring four men to move silver nets and currency from his store to the Denver bank. Police later found Clemens hidden in wall crevices during a raid on Sing’s property. A thwarted holdup by three masked bandits the next night convinced Sing to keep funds in a better protected institution.
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Sing
Cinese Grocer
Denver
Ssu
Yeolica
Clemens
West Trappers Expect Rich Harvest this Season
Lander Wyoming dispatch reports a rich trapping season as high fur prices draw many sportsmen to hunt bobcats lynxes coyotes foxes and martens with several black wolves observed in the district. A later push to capture these rare animals is noted due to their valuable fur. Fined in Liquor Sales. Lorain Ohio dispatch notes Geza Fazekas and George Kalapos fined $100 each after pleading guilty to operating a store selling intoxicating liquor.
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Lorain
Geza Fazekas
George “Kalapos
Storey
Democratic Senator Oscar Underwood Seeks 1912 Nomination Again
The report says Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama aims for the presidency at the 1912 Democratic National Convention. Known as a leading legislative figure, critics warn that the party’s solid South backing may hinder his bid.
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Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Senate
Senator Oscar Underwood
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Labor Party
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Bell Phoas
Abe Martin
Smuth
Underwoods
Npt
Pirminghan
Lorain, O
Joseph Varee
Jaska
Imine Jr
Delaware Ave
Alaska
Ches. Field
Xanthi
Cavalla
Smyrna
Samsoun
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