Hitchcock and Bryan Stir Nebraska Political Winds
The article notes William Jennings Bryan leaving Nebraska, shaping Hitchcock’s senate bid. A Nebraska Progressive party formation threatens Democratic strength, likely restoring Hitchcock’s renomination but with possible defeat. Bryan, meanwhile, controls the Nebraska delegation to the national convention from Miami Florida.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Bryan
Hitchcock
United States Senate
Hitchcocrk
Miami
Florida
Council seeks federal definition to permit wine and beer
Cleveland's council votes nearly three to one to urge Congress to define intoxicating liquor to allow manufacture and sale of beer and wine under amended constitution. The editorial notes this move lacks weight with Congress and reflects personal bias over policy.
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Cleveland
Congress
Landis resigns from bench to lead baseball as commissioner
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis resigns from the United States District Court to devote full time to the office of high commissioner of organized baseball. The move is expected to win broad public approval and ends his dual role while noting the salary he earned as a judge.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
United States District Court
Landis
United States
Cleveland budget fights over 1921 leftovers and city costs
Mayor Kohler and Cleve council clash over trimming late year surpluses and backer lines of work. Meanwhile Evanston dispatch reports EW C T U plans to shift from peaceful methods after decades of activism. The piece notes thrift efforts and potential city finance strain.
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Kohler
Cleveand
Cleveland
Tt Sy
Evanston
Ilinois
YESTERDAYS IN OHIO AND NATIONWIDE EVENTS
A collage of historical notes lists figures born and died, political nominations, and organizational events from Ohio and nationwide. It mentions Benjamin Riggles, Willan Henry Harrison's nomination, 25 000 people at a ratification rally, and various civic and professional appointments and anniversaries.
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Benjamin Riggles
United States
Onloworn
Windken County
Conn
St Clairville
Mius
Willan Henry Harrison
Eighth Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Wocoster
Delnt Y Bat
Charles Foster
the Treasury
Pres Dent Harnson
Are Martin Modeet and Modish Loo Compared
A concise remark contrasts two figures or styles as very different yet appealing to educated readers. The speaker notes success in hiding or concealing differences to avoid making others uncomfortable.
Collected Bits From Elyria And Cleveland Gossip
A jumbled column recalls social chatter and local names from Elyria and Cleveland. Notes include police ball alibis, farm group politics, Ohio law news, city paving decisions, high school sports, and a jail liner profile, with mentions of figures like Ralph Murbach, Adam Miller, Jimmie Cox, and Mrs. Ernat.
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Jack Dempsey
Ralph Murbach
Adam 4
Miller
Columbus
Rialto
Ohio
Oberlin Celebrate Birthdays and Community Events
Oberlin hosts a block of social gatherings including birthdays and a Ladies Night at the Old Fellows club. Guests, performances, readings, and musical numbers highlight a bustling program across Oberlin on February 21.
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Lincoln
Wastengton
Oberlin
G. A
Wash Dnaton
NJ van der Pad
Kent Richerdson
Soto Miss Siusser
Don Mortison
Ratha
Jeon Rinnes
Victor
Rter
Old Fellows
Tehipson
Cestra
Sue Nichol
Wellington
Nicknme Soe Owen
Toran
H Tontius
Ast
Abula
Ohlo
Oberlin Women's Club
Homer
Mts
Deave
TV West College
Olives
Rocua
Rand
T. J.crenner
Denver
Owlo
Hawkins
Vents
James
Brand
Albert Wo Palmer
Hawai
Palmer
Prand House Tre Cheriin Council
Ure
Ecurd
Louis McHart
Jawser Chyasa
Iso
Mark Thompson
Wes Eana
Handolph White
Cleve
Oberlin Dramatic Asaocaton
Doren Trven
Trent
Nessie Hobbs
Seale
St Petershirs Lla
Hobb
H . Creriis
Tlorence Betts
Indictments Return in Kenton County Grand Jury Case
Cincinnati reports 133 indictments by the Kenton county grand jury. Seventy four allege gambling offenses. Among those charged are James Powers 21 Isaiah McKniaht 24 and George Lauder 21 in a case involving operated hand books and other names listed.
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Cincinnati
Kenton County Grand
James Powers
Isaiah, McKniaht
George Lauder
Murder of Morris Lee Shocks Local Theater Community
Morris Lee, 34, a moving picture theater owner, was murdered in a violent incident that shocked residents and left investigators searching for a motive and suspect. The victim's colleagues described him as a dedicated businessman and community figure.
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Morris Lee
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Fifth Ave
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South Qakota Barn
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Frank Lord
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Sarah Ernat
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Follies
Gordon Thorn
Thorns
Jimmie Cox
Harding
Glace
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Ellie
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Clear Brook Creamery
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