Public scrutiny of Denby and McAdoo in oil scandal action
Tuesday column discusses Edwin Denby resignation as Navy Secretary amid oil lands lease controversy. It notes Denby cuts ties with government oil dealings, praises his conduct, and contrasts with William G. McAdoo who admitted a $150000 fee from E. L. Doheny. The piece criticizes McAdoo for not resigning and for leveraging boosters in Chicago to boost his political standing.
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Edwin Denby
Willam G. McAdoo
Denby
Navy
President Coolidge
America
McAdoo
E. L. Doheny
President Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
Sinclair
Wilson
Chicago
Max. Sinclair
Boosters
Doheny
Seats for the Cabinet in Congress debated by Senator Couzens
Senator Couzens proposes a bill to seat cabinet members on the House floor arguing it would raise cabinet standards and accountability. He notes benefits in oversight and transparency, yet warns the plan conflicts with U S constitutional separation of powers and parliamentary practice.
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Couzens
Congress
House
Senate
Great Britain
House of Parliament
Yesterdays in Ohio and anniversaries dated
Yesterday and today’s anniversaries list historical figures and events. Notable items include 1872 Charl Cheuney death in Cambridge England born 1592, 1674 Westminister Peace era Patti forla Madrid, 1893 Pope Leo XIII jubilee, 1202 Roosevelt refused reopen Samp son Schley, 1818 Frederek Funs ton death in Texas, and a 1920s shot attempted assassination of President Clemenceau. One year ago today Supreme Court ruled U. S. Railroad Labor Board powerless to enforce rulings.
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Charl Cheuney
Haré
Cambridge
Mass
England
Frederek Funston
San Antonio
Texas
Carl U
Clemenceal
Sor
Supreme Court of
Ted States
U. S. Railroad Labor Board
Birthdays of Obregon Crozier and Western Union Pioneer
A telegraphic blurb notes today’s birthdays: President Alvaro Obregon of Sonora, Mexico, born 44 years ago, amid revolutions. Gen. William Crozier of Ohio, former chief of ordnance in World War I, born Carrollton 69 years ago. Also mentions Western Union Telegraph Company founder in New Jersey and other terse notes linking early American industry.
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Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
Wfaj
William Crozier
J. SA Ore
Centenary of Wright Birth Observed by Medical Authors
A ceremony marks the centenary of Oranda Wright, noted American surgeon and author Bor Pype. Vetsuty of the founding of anes haae esl observed as the event moves through provincial locales. A public logis event today will determine honors for contributors and the legacy of Wright in medical circles.
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Anda W Wright
Bor
Ofanes
Ieee and Weeles
Délaters
Fuqua
Conventions Open in Cincinnati and Other Cities
Conventions opening today include the Chago-Himnes Pumner Merchants Association Cinecinnati Ohio Hardware Association Columbus Ohio Telephone Association Owatonna Minnesota Minnesota Crop Improvement Association Valley City North Dakota Telephone Association St Louis Missouri and the Midwest Clothiers Association Miss Millicent Anthony Hope prominent as an English stage actress and daughter of a famous novelist.
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Chago—Himnes Pumner Merchants’ Association
Cinecinnati—Ohio Hardware Association
Columbus
Ohio
Telophone Association
Owatonna
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota Telephone Association
Millicent Anthony Hope
Elyria Talk on Presidential Prospects and Navy Posts
Komical telegrams rail at political maneuvering as Elyria writers tout Burke and Garford as potential presidential candidates. They argue for Tom Gray as a strong Democrat and joke about securing Navy secretary roles, with peppy digs at Teapot Dome and Put-In-Bay. The piece mocks political talent and imagines locals boasting of influence.
Fragmentary civic talk on Smith and city push highlights
Fragmented remarks reference Smith, Put-In-Bay leadership, and a bold city slogan. The speaker hints at opportunities and a push toward a “100% City” with additional plans expected, though wording is unclear and incomplete.
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Grove Patterson laments intolerance and calls for unity and human contact in a broad essay. He notes interdependence of people and warns against losing the capacity to be shocked, while praising servants of the common good and criticizing certain business practices. A separate item reports a 5000 settlement dismissal involving Governor Donahey in Franklin County.
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Donahey
Blanche B. Truesdale
Shepard
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Timely views on world topics critique of regulation
Albert J. Beveridge argues government growth strangles business and erodes American character. He decries bureaucratic expansion, heavy taxation, and widespread corruption in federal offices, warning that trust in government and moral causes erodes as public suspicion rises.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Sea longing and homeward vows amid stormy dreams
Poem fragment on sailors craving safety at home beside their hearth, contrasting with memories at sea. A New Yorker column riffs on visitors to New York and the city’s icons, then humor about February Fridays and Teapot Dome fashion hoaxes.
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New Yorker
New York
Erican Museum of Natural History
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Morgan
James Stillman
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
A Study in Contrasts From a War Hero’s Return
A. who lost an arm in October 1918 was taught basket weaving by his country as reward. B. waited near a hotel for a kidnapping of a hate symbol, his comrade killed and another wounded. months later B. sailed back to be hailed as a patriotic hero in a deluxe state room.
Lorain County events mix courts banquet and sports
Fifteen years ago the Lorain County Bar Association held a banquet at Hotel Andwur with addresses by judges from the Ohio Supreme Court and local courts. Lorain and Elyria high schools clashed in basketball as Elshia fell in overtime. The trial of Ray Connors for the Lorain Chinaman murder drew a large crowd. Rev William A Hutchinson announced a church call, Braman resigned as sanitary policeman, and W E Maddock was appointed to the job.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Burke
Hudnutt
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Lorain County Bar Association
Andwur
Shattek
Ohio Supreme Court
Henry
Circuit Court
King
Sandusky
Stroup Elyria
Elshia
Ray Connors
Pa Lorain Chinaman
Braman
W. E. Maddock
Healing Skin Ailment With Cuticura Products
Miss Hazel Lewis of St. Joseph Missouri reports a two year facial skin trouble that healed after using four cakes of Cuticura Soap and four boxes of Cuticura Ointment. Advertises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum with pricing and distribution by Outburn Laboratories Malden Massachusetts.
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Hazel Lewis
Jones St
St. Joseph
Sampton
Outburn Laboratories
Dept
Malden
Mass
Vanderlip as banker and reformer in early 20th century
Frank A. Vanderlip, summoned before a senate oil lease probe, rose from Chicago Tribune reporter to national financier. Born Aurora Illinois November 17 1864, he studied at Illinois and Chicago universities and earned honorary degrees from Colgate and Princeton. He served as secretary to Lyman J Gage then National City Bank president, guiding wartime finance and launching the war savings stamp idea.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
Senate
Marion Star
Warren G
Aurora
Ill
Dhnois
University of Chirre
Colgate University
Princeton
Chicago Tribune
The
Economist
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Vanderlip
National City Bank
America
James Stillman the Elder
Wander- Up
Washington
Poem fragment Lord of all being by Holmes
Sunday hymn lines praise the Lord as Lord of all life and light. The poem celebrates divine glory from sun and star to human faith and mercy. It speaks of truth warmth and freedom, seeking holy light and living altars for all.
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Oliver Wendall Holmes
Let the Kiddies Romp Outdoors In All Weathers
Outdoor play is essential for healthy growth in children, with winter and summer equally important. Vicks is proposed as an external remedy to ease cold troubles, applied to chest and throat to provide vapor and comfort without internal dosing.
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Miis
Vicks
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