Passing of Senator Penrose in Pennsylvania Politics
An obituary editorial notes the death of Senator Boise Penrose at sixty one. It calls him the last of the old guard in the Republican party and criticizes his machine politics while acknowledging his unwavering dedication and rugged personality. The piece doubts his loss will harm Pennsylvania and warns of the state’s continued political structure without him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senator Penrose
Old Guard
Republican Party
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Penrose
Earle
America
Earle Chemical Co
Matt Ratred
Pre-Primary Convention Proposal Draws Opposition
A debate on holding a Republican pre-primary convention to select state office candidates is rejected. The piece argues for Ohio’s direct primary law, noting flaws in candidate positioning and party platforms and urging clear disclosure of each candidate’s state issue positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Ohio
Hard
Denemeter Willis
Davis
Integrity in Administrations Beyond Factions and Women’s Vote
The text argues that citizen virtue matters more than factional lines and notes women gaining voting power in a primary state-wide election. It warns against circumventing the spirit of law via emergency clauses to advance initiative and referendum, stressing that leadership should uphold constitutional intent.
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Willis
Dougherty
Brown
Davis
Fragmented Ohio News Digest From 1849 to 1998
A garbled Ohio diary notes events from 1849 and 1897 including Drake counts from Miami County and a 119 year old soldier dies in Royalton. It mentions an 1894 opera house fire in New Tashan, a million dollars property loss, and a 1998 assembly. References to public figures, weddings, and society events appear alongside labor talks and antitrust concerns. The text blends dates, places, and names with chaotic phrasing and incomplete sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake Counts
Miami County
John Shepherd
Royalton
New Tashan
Festivals Mark Saint Genevieve and Anniversaries
Readers note Saint Genevieve festival in Paris and anniversaries for Princeton. U S Congress reopens after recess as Cathireann resumes Dublin debate on Irish treaty. Kentucky and Rhode Island legislatures meet in Frankfort and Providence to begin annual sessions. Missouri legislature convenes in Jackson today.
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St. Genevieve
Paris
Princeton
Congress of the
United States
Dublin
Legislature of
Kentucks
Frankfort
Rhode Island
Providence
ABE MARTIN Nextt aomehueddy ee into 7 tn Wayoon oa Tang stalkon
An old story fragment recalls ABE MARTIN in a rural scene. Socks and stockin’s are observed as a light moment unfolds among familiar folk and simple tasks.
Ten Years Ago in Lorain County Leader Recap
An old Lorain County Leader recap recalls regional events including a political race for city leadership, a community banquet, and notes on local tax and liquor law discussions. It mentions recalled figures such as a former mayor and editor Carr, alongside a play titled The Runaway Kids presented in a local venue.
Miscellany of 1921 and 1922 Happenings in Town
A jumble of local anecdotes and social notes recounts 1921’s high spirits and hints at 1922 optimism. Remarks touch on a Singer year prediction, a Kentucky trip reporting liquor abundance, a drug store incident, a White House watch party, a port city talk, and comments from Doctor Grills. The piece mentions George Chamberlain, George Colburn, Bernay O'Donnell, Al Plocher, and civic happenings including a new street commissioner appointment, a stray wedding misstep, a fatal home injury, and council funding for rug replacement for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Grills
Alber
George Chamberlain
Hoc
Local council chaos and a mishmash of hoax cards
The fragment suggests a scene of municipal delays and staff quirks. Walter Watts resigns over a proposed City Wall deck with scattered card names. Curren of the telephone company jokes about pay phones and miscommunications while Joe Otten and Shaffer test party lines. A remark about shelving two million hours in the British Mu SAUL hints at a massive archive or misread statistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Watts
Iiarta
Tbo
Axoph Jones
Curren
Sever
Joe Otten
Jake Shaffere
Joe Afteen
Doans Kidney Pills Proven To Help Elyria Woman
Mrs. West of Elyria testifies that long kidney trouble began with backache and rheumatic pains after heavy housework. She started Doan’s Kidney Pills and felt relief quickly, later continuing to use them whenever back trouble arises. Adv. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y 60c at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Elyria
Lyria
West
Doan
Joe
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
Grange Trees Known to Bear Fruit at 160 Years
Historical note states that Grange trees can produce fruit for up to 160 years, indicating remarkable longevity in certain orchards and suggesting long term cultivation benefits and age-related fruiting patterns.
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Ee Ee Cas Company
J. F. Burke
A.C. Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Lorain
State of
International News Service
Burea @ Circulstion
Bureau of Advertising
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. &. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
News
Asia
Advertising
Lusitania
Ems
Senator Lodge
Dublin Corporatwn
Ikear Vdmal Alert Ass
Astern
Lee S ’Serman
North Gwecca
Salisbury
Cbs
Sears
Tierbert Brenon
Fun
Ireland
Richard Henry Danawe
Anne
Inna
Cambridge
Mass
Indiana
Cincinnati
James Ro Angell
New Haven
Locust Valley
Alice Truhee Jimson
J P. Morgan & Co
Artemu DL. Gates
Auckland Geddee
Jritih
Ericulture Wallace
Atlanta
Washington
Abe Martin
ORB Blgan
Yoomo Gla
Barsch
Ili Krrefoger
Heromne cChef
Gieatricultage
Dius
Heaitken Liquor Law Tax
Jlecte
Lami
Lorain County
Carr
Sym
Doc" Hackete
Broad Street
Old Kentucky
White House
Tibet
George Colhrun
al Plocher
Troabal
Offie
Wouham Whitnes
Wallam Harnes
Misaas Tlamiin
Crazy & Oidest
Fourth Street
Call Andress
Bell
Broad Down Hill
East Avenue
Universal Company
East Bridge Street
Earle’s
Meelbdeeresy Yeu
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