Ast of 1878 Associated Press Elyria News Summary
An 1878 Associated Press notice lists Elyria Ohio daily newspaper details, pricing, and distribution. It names F BORKE as managing editor with city and mail subscription rates, plus New York and Chicago offices and the national advertising representative Robert Ward.
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Ad F. Borke
Elyria
Ohio
City
Mall
Fowtaide
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Ofice
Wabash Ave
Robert &. Ward
National Advertisiog
Prem Ie
Republic
Republica
Supreme Court upholds wartime liquor prohibition in broad ruling
A period editorial notes the unanimous Supreme Court decision upholding wartime prohibition. It criticizes liquor interests for decades of court battles and payments to lawyers, arguing the legal path favored by the court preserves anti alcohol policy despite public sentiment. It recalls prior liquor-resistance cases and comments on ongoing battles ahead.
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States Supreme Court
Cpplé
Rts
Jen Webster
Webster
Itm
Shortage Talks Hit New York Theaters and Paper Prices
The piece notes a perceived shortage of theaters and a limited print paper contract for the coming period. It describes rising costs and uncertain availability, with warnings that operations may be constrained until May. The author expects more changes soon amid widespread shortages.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Allies Accept Reservations In Treaty Negotiations
Allies begin to indicate acceptance of some reservations the Senate favors in the treaty. They may approve most changes, suggesting the President will push for enactment in the form presented. Observers note the other nations' negotiators are not as intractable as claimed.
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United Senate
Sident
Isabel W. Garvon
W. Parker
Americana
New International
Senate Should Receive a Credit Not a Charge
The President blocked the treaty and toured the country while Democrats pressed the measure. The Senate is urged to credit Republicans for delaying the League of Nations compact, rather than blame them for holding it up.
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States
Senate
Nahe
Senators and lawmen clash over the Senate future
John Sharp Williams argues against a longer Senate term while hinting at abolition. He contrasts calm governance with mob rule. Hugh L. Nicholas, speaking in Cleveland before NAACP events, declares a mob is never right and condemns violence as undemocratic. The remarks reflect debates on constitutional reform and civil order.
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Ator John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
United States Senate
Ator Williams
Hugh L. Nicholas
Theupreme Court
Cleveland
National Association For the Advancement of People
Garfields coal decree prompts city housing reactions
Report notes superintendents of apartment houses obey Garfield's coal conservation injunction. The piece humorously mentions janitors hearing kindy remarks via speaking tube and hints at social shifts as women advocate temperance. The tone reflects early 20th century public discourse on prohibition and energy policy.
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Garfield
Making Christmas Decorations for Lorain County Kids
Carolyn Sherwin Bailey offers simple home craft for girls to make holly and mistletoe decorations using tissue paper wire and cotton, plus a lightweight Christmas tree display and lollipop figures. An encyclopedia feature by Isabel W. Garvin explains how to use reference works in study.
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Carolyn Sherwin Bailey
Twist
Red Riding Hood
Pierrette
Emma Goldman Deported. U S Orders Deportation
The Justice Department records detail Emma Goldman born in 1874 Russia, her marriage and divorce in Rochester, and her radical activities including agitation against the draft and support of anarchist causes. The report links associates and incidents to her influence and notes her liaison with Berkman.
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Emma Goldman
U.S
Department of Justice
Washington
Russia
Rochester
Tanbe Goldman
Emma
Stelena Zoedeker
United States
Jacob Kersner
Ealton Bardin
Monroe County
Ben
Bardin
New York
Thea
Alexander Berkman
Mother Earth
Leon Coultely
MeiKnley
Cll
Cleveland
Army veteran praises Earie's Hypo-Cod tonic claim
A Cleveland man recounts three years in the army with multiple surgeries and disability discharge. He credits Earie's Hypo-Cod with restoring strength and appetite after his illness and operations. The tonic is sold locally by Harry A. Arndall's Drug and other area druggists at $1.25 plus tax.
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Earie
Borties Inc
Marte
Mir
John St Fren
St. Chir
N. E
Cleveland
Ohio
Eurie
Harry A. Arndall
War tax on soda water hurts buyer and dealer
ABE MARTIN notes how consumers pay a heavy war tax on soda water while dealers struggle to move stock after collection. He implies the tax burden weighs more on the buyer than the seller.
West Ridge W. Ut. to Meet on Dec
West Ridge Utah to hold a meeting in December with details including an oyster supper at a local home to benefit a jubilee fund. Event notes include Florence Pope returning home for winter vacation and a Christmas concert for schoolchildren at the schoolhouse. Also mentions Mrs. Sadie Miller visiting Cleveland and Henry Ernst visiting his sister. Lake Shore Electric Railway Co. leases building confirms local business activity.
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West
WLC T. UL
Starry Laner
Jubilee Fund
Florence Pope
Ploomington
Ind
Sadie Miller
Cleveland
Henry Ernst
Poetic Fragments and Public Notes Amidst A Lively Page
A collage of quotes and snippets from poetry and essays features lines by Bill Shakespeare and James Lawlor, plus notes on Hamlet readings. It also includes brief humorous bits about drug discoveries, a brief tongue in cheek about Father’s Bottle and Poison, and social chatter on public figures and public life.
Branson Building Moves Offices Near Coder Point
A two story Branson building near Coder Point pier plans to vacate its general offices and establish a new location at Termroad Station before April. A local resident must vacate a preferred quarter ahead of the move. Fell dead in church.
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Branson
Te Coder Point Pier
Almeta Glasier
Moi
Church of Heart Fulure
Better World Movement Aims to Make City Blocks Play Centers
A movement urges adults to join children in a Better World plan with each city block becoming a play center. InClm sina a public school roof smoker event drew 250 attendees while weekly community songs draw about 4 thousand participants. Twelve expert committees prepare national recommendations for a late October conference led by Rowhnd Waynes of New York War Camp Community Service.
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Rowhnd Waynes
New York War Camp
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