Unexpected twists in politics loom after Wilson death
The article argues the oil scandal and President Wilson's death reshape presidential prospects. It notes McAdoo and party dynamics, cites Sinclair and Doheny, and compares past reversals like Harding's rise amid campaign-spending revelations. It concludes that availability, not greatness, decides nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Sinclair
Doheny
Gregory
Lane
Creel
Partners in the Home Prevent City Crime
An Ohio city police killed a 19 year old gunman. The mother, between jobs, told officers her son drifted from home teaching into crime. The author urges parents to form a partnership in the home to guide children and prevent misery. The piece emphasizes family influence as the greatest asset in shaping youth toward higher ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Busch remarks on prohibition enforcement draw no facts
The St Louis brewer Mr. Busch suggested misgivings about enforcing the prohibition amendment but did not provide any facts to support his insinuations. The article urges citizens to present proof of constitutional violations so the guilty may be punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busch
St.ouis
England's new premier tied up weekend golf with Charlie Dawes
A noted rumor claims England's newly chosen prime minister spent the weekend in casual golf with Charlie Dawes. No official confirmation or corroborating details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charlie Dawes
Sweetums Not Priced At Coca Cola Stand
A fragment notes a vendor nicknamed Sweetums did not fetch coca cola level pricing. The line hints at a comparison of value and street price without clear figures or context.
Radio's future shapes world unity and dream of brotherhood
Dr. Lee De Forest predicts radio will knit the world, with future sets offering compound tuning and long distance clarity. He says radio is in infancy and the stage now is a mere beginning, while outlining visions of educational programs and personalized listening, and a broader national wiring network. He also notes the coming ability to hear opera from Paris or Buenos Aires as technology advances. In related news, ex Senator Atlee Pomerene is named special prosecutor for a segment, with Silas H. Strawn as co-prosecutor, outlining Pomerene's long career from Berlin Ohio birth in 1883 through University of Cincinnati and Princeton education to Senate service.
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Lee de Forest
Radio Science
Brotherhood of Man
New York
Paris
Buenos Aires
Thec
Pro Evans
Lhaeuse Sea Wall
Atlee Pomerene
Atlee Pome
Thomas Crevery
Gil
Pomerene
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Gregory
Aertody
Senate
Ohio General Assembly
Berlin
Holmes County
University of Cincinnati Law School
Princeton
Canton
Starke County
Tax Commission
Harris
Poem Fragment Keats Fears Death Will Spare His Verse
The speaker contemplates mortality and the possibility of ceasing to write before he finishes his thoughts. He envisions vast skies and symbols of romance as he fears losing the chance to trace shadows and the magic of chance. He laments losing the beloved and the power of love, fame, and creative vision fading to nothing.
Yesterday and Today in Ohio Annotations of News and Births
A compact chronicle lists notable dates and figures: Millard Fillmore born 1800 in Cayuga County New York, Dickens born 1812 in Portsmouth England, the smashing of the Portland Vase in 1845, Tom Hyer defeating Sullivan in 1849 at Rock Point Indiana, relief stores opening in New York City in 1894, the 1901 royal marriage of Queen Wilhelmina and Duke Henry, a 1916 report of Oscar of Prussia wounded, and a 1922 Richmond hotel fire tragedy with five lives lost.
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Millard Fillmore
United States
Cayuga County
N. Y
Buffalo
Charles Dickens
Portsmouth
England
Gad’s Hill
Rock Point
Ind
Tom Hyer
Yankee Sullivan
One Year Ago Today in History and Birthdays
One year ago today American troops from the Rhins reached Savannah Georgia and President Harding asked Congress to provide for a ship subsidy. Today’s birthdays include Sinclair Lewis born at Sauk Centre. Ossip Gabrilowitch born in Petrograd. Franely Wilson born in Philadelphia. William J Ham born in New Castle Pennsylvania. Pa J Moran born in Fitchburg Massachusetts.
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Rhins
Savanah, Ga
Harding
Congress
Sinclair Lewis
Sauk Center
Ossip Gabrilowitch
Peterograd
Russia
Franely Wilson
American Light Opera
Philadelphia
William J. Ham
Congr
Illinois
New Castle
Pa J. Moran
Cincinnati National League Baseball Club
Fitchburg
Mass
World and national events from a busy news day
A Montreal murder trial resumes against lord Delorme. A midyear meeting in Dallas outlines a school sabre program by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women. Frank Lowden of Illinois discusses wheat marketing at a three day conference in Washington. Goodsell and Kirkpatrick named to represent Ohio State University YMCA at the Alliance convention February 8 to 10.
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Ecaurateronday Star Hall
Bram
England
Orano
Australia
Land
White House
Congress
Lord Delorme
Montreal
National Federation of Businss
Dallas
Frank Co. Lowden
Illinois
Washington
Abbe Ade
Columbus
Robert E. Goodsell
Stewart L. Kirkpatrick
Aberdeen
S. D
Ohio State University ¥. M. C. A
Alliance
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
The piece surveys wireless dreams and inventions from De Forest to diving dials noting how vision turns into progress. It reflects on innovation across eras, praising invention while urging critical judgment in recognizing value.
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Grove Patterson
de Forest
Remembered Sermons and Voter Thoughts
Citizens recall old brimstone sermons while reflecting on voting choices. Some vote party lines, others seek intelligent decisions, and some align with the winning side regardless of message.
Komical Telegrams Recall Notable Local Laugh Lines
A jumble of humorous snippets from local notables and events. References include Fauver health news and courthouse trials, Frank Fauver on Columbus payroll, Florida trips, Michigan checks, a Rotary prize chicken, Ford theft jokes, Oberlin W C T U talk on The Woman With a Vision, and a widow's lawsuit against Coca Cola’s Candler ending without half a million.
Rate War Hits Fire Insurance Agents Citywide
The city sees aggressive rate cutting among fire insurance agents with firms attacking each other’s business. The Lorain County Agricultural Society held its annual meeting at the courthouse. the treasurer reported a profit of 2260. Mayor Troxel noted January fines totaling 43.75, the smallest in years. County commissioners ordered teamsters to use wide worn wagon on macadam roads. a sensational elopement linked to Miss Marie Sterling of Uhrichsville and a Washington DC school. A new city directory was published listing names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Court House
Troxel
City Plans New Skating Rink and Public Hall
PRID W TUNNINGTON AN nounced plans to erect a new 15000 dollar skating rink and public hall on East Broad street. A beekeepers conference at Ohio State University organized by Charlies W Truax seeks to expand practices to eradicate foul brood and foster cooperation with the agriculture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prid W. Tunnington
East Broad Street
Ohio State University
Ohio Beekeepers’ Association
Charlies W. Truax
Department of Agriculture
Tanlac credited with remarkable recovery and weight gain
J Pritchard of Cleveland Ohio praises Tanlac for ending nervousness worry and sorrow and says he gained thirty two pounds after treatment his appetite improved and his nerves steadied he urges readers to contact his druggist for Tanlac and notes over 40 million bottles sold
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
J. Pritchard
T. Saulh Street
Cleveland
Ohio
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Lovats County Printing & Publishing Company
Eee Sored
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Acme Ya
Dally
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York
A E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
John + Hunter
Marquette
Cola
John Keats
Gorgas
Panama Canal
Windsor
Connecticut
Are Martin
Ross Fauver
Charlie Farrell
Frank Fauver
Elytia
Frank
John Miller
Florida
Nick Kelling
Stoney Jackson
Michigan
Jack
Jim Thomas
Bill Wilder
Grafton
Oberlin W. C. T. U
Exchange Club
Candler
Coca Cola King
Cowanenastee
Marie Sterling
Uhrichsville
Washington, D. C
Ohio Beekeepers
Ee Fae
Broad Street
Muir
Bee Cate Ae
Saymans Soap
Woodbury ‘S Soap
Palmers Ski
Castile
Rgeons
Durham
Williams
Colgates
Ick
Crean
Ric 360
Nesties
Robinsons
Colgate
Kirks Flake
Aste
Bill
Boncilla
Luxor
Coty‘s L'Origan
Shampool Packers
Palmolive
Woodburys
Creme de Meridor
Ponds
Edna Wallace Hopper
Martha Ann Chocolates
Gude
Saf Bretenbach
Warten St
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