Common Cause to Enlist Wage Earners and Manufacturers
A 1922 argument urging joint action by labor and industry to defend American value in imports. It notes European currencies undervalued against the dollar, explains tariff limits under devalued marks, and cites Geneva Cutlery’s W. T. Henry case. The American Valuation Association seeks tariff reform based on American valuation to protect local workers and producers.
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American Valuation Association
Geneva Cutlery Company
Geneva
New York
Germany
America
Yesterdays in Ohio and notable births
A brief look back at Ohio history with county formations, Union support in 1861, John Brough’s 1864 inauguration, and the 1877 Ashtabula bridge probe. Also notes a lynching near Cincinnati and a contemporaries’ remembrance of past births and careers from 10 to 30 years ago.
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Pickaway County
Ross
Fairfield Franklin
John Brough
Cuyahoga County
Ashtabula
West Union
Cincinnati
Komical Telegrams Hint at Local Campaign Skits and Gossip
In comic telegrams locals joke about Fat Dachtler and Fred Reth racing rumors while editors and staffers brainstorm candidates and events. Signs, horseradish tales, and chatter about dances, taxes, and a youth council show a busy newsroom prepping coverage and engagement.
Manitoba legislature open and receptions held today
The Manitoba legislature opens as President and Mrs. Hardinz host a Whit Honee reception this evening. Diplomatic and livestock industry events highlight a busy day with conferences in Denver, Portland, Kansas City, and St Paul for various associations. The piece notes a 70 year old Today greeting and a public library anniversary in Grand Rapid.
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Warchal Joffre
Manitoba
Hardinz
Co Arado
John
Tirert
Rublie
Mystery of a Sleepless Night and a Lonesome Ride
A garbled, phonetic fragment hints at a Southern setting. The speaker jokes about sleeping in a car and riding in a limousine, promising independence after the 4th of July. Names and specifics are unclear, but the tone evokes rural Americana and playful street talk.
City Band Prep For Town Hall Concert
Thirty years ago the city band practiced hard for a ben est concert at the town hall. D L Condon of this city was appointed a guard at the Ohio penitentiary. The C I & W Try erected a small depot at the junction on the West Side. Fire pressure was low and a bucket brigade formed before it could be extinguished. Judge Nye resigned from the board of education and Charles E Wilson was appointed in his place. Bicycle Rovrls COMPLAN.
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D.L. Condon
Ohio Penitentiary
McLean
Nye
Board of Education
Chas. E. Wilson
Negro magistrate captures Boddy in policial vigil
Amos M. Scott, Philadelphia’s first Black city magistrate, captured Luther Boddy, the man who murdered two New York detectives, after a minister tipped off the inquiry. Boddy overpowered the assailant, with Scott confronting the gunman at a lodging house and prevailing as police could not transport along unsafe sidewalls.
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Luther Boddy
New York
Amos M. Scott
Philadelphia
Boddy
Scott
Doddy
Hoddy
UE Sulphur Heals Skin Claims From Speeds Remedies
Ad describes UE Sulphur as a night cure for eczema and skin eruptions with rash spots on face neck and arms. Claims include quick relief next day and compares to cold cream. Mentions Forest Hill Lump and West Side Lumber & Coal Co as suppliers and price 7.50 per ton.
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Troy
Forest Hill
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Aea Ml
Indiana
West Side Lumber and Coal CO
Entrance Nurse in Charges Misa Marparet Miskeil
A brief notice notes an entrance nurse named Misa Marparet Miskeil in charge, with uncertain details from the Telegram Blog entry. The fragment references the office of Curouich and a Telegram blog context.
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Curouich
Sic
Fourfold Public Interest in Utilities Demands Fair Play
An editorial urges Americans to study utility companies as consumers, taxpayers, voters, and investors. It notes utilities face inflationary cost pressures, regulated rate increases, and financing challenges, while stressing honest treatment, timely rate adjustments, and fair regulation to sustain service and development.
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Collier’s Weekly
America
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Eloria
Ohio
The
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Daly
Mtyria
Lorain
International News Service
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Clayden
Fifth Ave
John W. Hunter
Mar Quetts
Great Britain
United States
France
Holland
Switzerland
Swedev
Ron
Britain
Zordiale Nso
Levenes
Fra
Gern
Marshal Jorire
Ss of
Howard G. Kelley
Grand Trunk Railway
Robert Uaderwood Johnson
U. S
Komical
Fat" Dachtler
Arisone
Fleman
Little Joe's Restauran
Youngs
Joe
Neonies
Otis Itfelt
Chronicle
Burke
Tiscnutt
Phe Uands
Tlerb
Ceri
Harry Wyert
Billionaire’s Club
Sristor
Pslaw
Phan
Walle Rae
Idowith
Denver
Mountai Stee Lime Ber Denvars’ Association
Jackson, Mich
Harrisburg
Penneylvania State Telephone and Traffic Association
Portland
Maine Press Association
Kansas City
Misenur County Highney Engineers’ Laendation
St. Paul
Minnerota
State Vetreimary Medical Association
Jonon
Japan
ABE Fiartin
Hele
Trans Far
Necro Slayer
Farecrase
Eezema
Trofaint Hygiene
Ford
Call Andress
Ohio Public Service Company
Broad Bt
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