Cleveland Press cartoons target vice and mayoral duty
The editorial criticizes Cleveland newspapers for exposing vice and crime and questions mayoral accountability under the new code. It argues the mayor will be unable to remove public safety officers and may evade responsibility for law enforcement failures, calling for legislative action to fix sole accountability.
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Daily Press
Cleveland
Law
Frank Baine
Satan
Tom
Plain Dealer
Elyria
Board of Public Safety
Reefy
Miseries of Paris Poor From Cold and Hunger
A Chicago Tribune dispatch notes Paris poor suffer in extreme cold with coal costing about $12 a ton. It praises French government aid as vital amid high food prices and mass unemployment, contrasting with perceived charity by the bourgeoisie.
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Paris
Chicago Tribune
New York
Ex Scurris-McRain Paris Association item in Chicago
Feb 18 1o below zero with five deaths reported. Bureau of charities lacks funds and fuel to aid poverty stricken applicants. Temperature expected to drop five more degrees tonight. References to waist and bloves, note and soak pins at The Biggs & Everard Co.
Lord Killoch Awards Damages Over Ship Delays
Edinburgh February 18 Lord Killoch a Judge of the court of sessions judiciary today awarded Clyde Ship Building Company damages of 67500 pounds for delay in delivering four torpedo boats before the Spanish American War. Spain contended that timely delivery could have stopped Cuban filibusters. Two acres of good hedges for rent ten dollars per month.
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Br Sceepps-McR+e Press ASSOCIATION
Edinburgh
Lord Killoch
Court of A Court of Sessions
Ere
Clyde Shipbuilding Company
Spain
Delightful Party at West Avenue Home
Musa Viola Parsch entertained a party of friends at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Parsch of West Avenue Tuesday evening. A large attendance enjoyed dancing games and music and a fine supper was served. The young ladies were all dressed in white.
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Musa Viola Parsch
Will Parsch
West Avenue
Hotel Fire Sparks Urgent Nighttime Evacuation
A hotel fire forced rapid evacuation of guests in the night as flames spread, causing extensive damage and estimated losses around 100000 dollars. Guests escaped with only the clothes on their backs as firefighters battled the blaze through hours.
Tracks Of Wild Animals In Snow Yields Animal Trails
The article describes how winter snow reveals animal tracks and behavior. It notes mink trails dragged by a narrow board like impression, otter tracks with large four foot length, and muskrat trails showing a sharp continuous line made by its hairless tail dragging along.
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Nature
Ernest Harold Baynes
Woman's Home Companion
S Mink
Snow blocked C. E. I. & W. traffic near Elyria
Snow drift halted all southbound traffic on the C. E. I. & W. line near Elyria Wednesday afternoon. Two snow plows burned out leaving the line at the mercy of the drift while electric lines and steam car freight were likewise impeded. No bond noted. 165 10¢ F A. Sore.
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Elyria
Coldest Night Records Low on Elyria Thermometer
Ansele Sam reports Elyria’s thermometer dipped five degrees below zero on Tuesday night, marking the coldest spell of the season so far. Recievers and trustees bonds a specialty 165t10.
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Ansele Sam
Elyria
Death notices for F A Stra and Clayton Johnson
F A Stra and Clayton Johnson, both well known to Elyria residents from Hill City South Dakota, died Tuesday. The remains will be brought to Dover where the funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Clayton Johnson
Hill City
South Dakota
Elyria
Dover
Barkless Dogs and Rhinoceros Values Across Nations
A curiously rich clipping notes efforts to train dogs not to bark, citing three silent breeds and Japan’s strict penalties for night noise. It also reports on rhinoceros scarcity with New York parks housing one animal, plus the market value of a perfect diamond and a Philadelphia wife’s bold choice to buy gems instead of life insurance.
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Egypt
Japan
Central
Zoological Parks
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Government relief and aid in Paris amid cold weather
An official of France’s relief administration oversees vast welfare funds while local mayors allocate money to warmth for the destitute. Parliament debates employment measures as public buildings stay open to shelter the poor. whispers suggest private charity may falter due to government supervision. The piece notes commerce items like 8 cent Feders bindings and Biggs & Everard Co. references.
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Félief Alsomet
Assistance Publique
Republic
Paris
How a Great Surgeon Died
A fragment from Detroit Free Press recounts Bichat dying of typhoid fever and regretting he cannot autopsy himself for a future discovery. The piece includes quips from other papers about genius, foolishness, and possessions in brief humor.
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Bichat
Detroit Free Press
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