Personal journalism endures in modern newspapers
The Plain Dealer editorial argues against claims the public tires of personal journalism. It contends readers still want editors who express individual views, despite corporate ownership and business pressures shaping metropolitan papers. It cites Hearst and others to show readers favor personality shaped content.
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Public Journal
William Jennings Bryan
H. G. Wells
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Water taste blamed on steel plant pollution and wind
Service Director Beck attributes the drinkable water taste to pollution from coke ovens discharging into the lake, not chlorine. Residents fear health effects and many have already consumed the tainted water.
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Ohio anniversary roundup and notable births
Historical notes list figures connected to Ohio across years. Includes Jeremiah Morrow’s inauguration, James Findlay’s era, the Clearing House Association of Cleveland, and Cincinnati rail funding. Births noted: Woodrow Wilson, Frank B. Willis, Edward P Pierce, Joseph V Brown, St John Irvine with ages.
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Pennsylvania
Clearing House Association of
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chesapeakes and Cincinnati
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Frank B Wills
United States
Ohio
Lewis Center
Oho
Edward P Pierce
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Templeton
Mass
Joseph VI Brown
Georgia
Canton
St John Irvine
Ghd Plawright
Kelfas
Todas
Seventy Gfth birthday notes and confab summaries
Seventy Gfth birthday of the State of Iowa and centenary of Charles R Uuckalew ULS senator from Pennsyivania. greetings to Woodrow Wilson on his sixty-fifth birthday. National convention of Gamma Delta Iaternuvy Tee’s in Birmingham Alabama. Tennessee Democratic State executive committee meets in Napilre to address party issues. Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association prepares for a conference in Jack Ot Methodist Ave. pastors favor church rule revisions. Memphis conference to discuss democratic reorganization. concurrent conventions open in Baltimore Chicago Dallas Springfield.
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Iowa
Charles R Uuckalew
Pennsyivania
Woodrow Wilsop
Tator Gamma Delta
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee
Napilre Tooas
Michigan Intercollegate Athletic Association
Jack Ot
Methodist
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Memphis
Baltimore
Modern Language Association of America
Chicago
National Association of Teachers of Speech
Dallas
National
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Springfield
Histincis State Teachers’ Association
Mischka Denies Marriage Report Amid Local News
Amherst correspondent Otto Mischka denies a report of his marriage. Probate Judge Hinman announces candidacy for a tenth term. A Cheapside streetcar track plan is blocked by park ownership ruling. County officials report tax collections of $900,000 for December.
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Otto Mischka Amherst
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Unclear fragment hints at poisoning incident in town
Fragmentary text references a poisoning claim involving a cousin and a bell boy at Kokomo. Details are garbled, no verifiable names, places, or dates beyond Kokomo.
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Kokomo Yisierd
Komical Telegrams Spill From the Piano and Bath House
A disjointed set of humorous telegrams and chatter notes fragments discuss theater plans Debs and political talk, local officials, Christmas parties, and small town gossip. The pieces mention people like China Young Natloma and Neal Hale, with scattered references to elections ordinances and a police speedometer debate. The tone remains light and satirical amid everyday tensions.
Statue of Liberty figure to honor Brazil centennial
A damaged item notes a sculpture presented by the United States to Brazil for its centennial near September. It mentions Miss Vorwailliger assisting designer Charles Rech and a heroic figure later outshined by the Statue of Liberty.
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Niolet Terwallises
Eculpto
United States
Brazil
Sptember
Charles Rech
Vorwailliger
Snakes Reported at Sustrila Enclosure
A local report notes about a hundred snakes at Sustrila, with most described as nonvenomous and the remainder potentially venomous. Details on enclosure safety and exposure are limited.
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Sustrila
Enomous
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