Emergency and Governor at Marion in 1922 debate
The piece records a critique of Governor Davis's claim that the state reorganization bill was an emergency. It argues the legislature did not declare an emergency and stresses that emergencies must be extraordinary events, not fiscal or administrative desires. The writer predicts political backlash and notes likely apologies or dodging by the Governor.
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Davis
Marion County Republican Club
Marion
Supreme Court of
Dayton
Conservancy Law
Shall We Forgive the War Debt asks The Christian Century
The Christian Century urges America to aid war torn Europe by forgiving debts. The article notes Europe asks for peace after WWI and warns Austria’s bankruptcy, a milllion starving, and a 20 year moratorium proposal from England. It critiques U S inaction and Congress delaying refunding relief.
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Europe
America
Washington
Austria
England
Italy
Nere Bagatelle
Congress
Debtor patience and war debts draw moral debate
The passage argues debtors must pay and begin interest but notes moral forgiveness of debts is equally just. It also reports onTodayin national prune week observances and various public events, from education meetings to railroad antitrust focus and wireless telephony planning.
Yesterdays in Ohio 1825 1907 Births and Deaths
A compact recap of Ohio related events and notable birthdays and deaths. It lists General Jackson’s 1825 Cincinnati route to Washington, civil war figure Russell Alger’s birth, Charles Foster’s 1891 Treasury appointment, East Liverpool gas explosion deaths, and other 19th to early 20th century mentions with locations and ages.
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Jackson
Cincmneti
Washington
Russell A Alger
Cabnet
ABE MARTIN Reflects on Postwar Paths for Workers
The piece notes 1918 sentiment that repaying soldiers would be hard and argues working men face tough times. it suggests workers look toward progress amid changed relations and expectations.
Komical Telegrams at Local Minstrel Show
A fragmented local column notes a Wednesday minstrel show with end men and humor about Prohibition. It references Ambassadour Sharyn 43 Lee and a Cleveland council, plus jokes on Volstead and attic monuments. The piece ends with winter fires and a sermon.
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Eveal
Reconstruction of New Andwar Hotel Aims June Opening
Ten years ago the New Andwar Hotel was rapidly rebuilt with plans to reopen June 1. The Eastern Heights Land Co. agreed to build sixty houses to secure a site for the Garford factory on the east riverbank. Local civic life included a Washington's Birthday drama at Second Methodist Church, a Masonic degree work for seven new candidates, a new post office room readied in Elyria block with March 10 opening expected, and a building boom with permits issued for around one hundred new residences. Capt. AFL Hanks retired from the police force after service under four mayors.
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Eastern Heights Land Co
Garford
Second Methodist Church
Washington
Elyria Block
Afl Hanks
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Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette Bldg
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George
Ane
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United States
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Horatio R. Storer
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Iowa
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Pensacola
Tacet
Tedar
Supreme Court of the United States
Kansas
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Ebout
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Saie
Snow
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H.ved
Porter
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Henry E Huntington
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Oneonta
William F Faher
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Utah
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Germany
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University of West Virginia
Washington County
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Komical
Jim Armitage
Sharyn
Leelain
Drance
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Light Brigade
Andwar
Masonic Fraternity
Eit
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Spaulding Coal & Supply Co
Dollar Day At
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Geo. A. Clark Co
Broad St
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United Chiropractic Board of Education
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E .C
Lorain Co
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Joe Reynolds
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