Debs Invited to Speak in Cleveland City Club
The editorial defends Eugene V. Debs’s right to address Cleveland’s City Club despite opposition. It argues Debs opposed the war yet shared a commitment to ending conflict and making the world safe for democracy, praising Bryan and Debs for their sincerity and sacrifice while urging respectful discussion of his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Debs
Cleveland
Debs
America
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
France
Russia
Germany
Czecho
Slovakia
Mr. Broran
Bryan
Yesterdays in Ohio Highlights and Political Dates
A historical timeline notes early Ohio events from 1802 and 1832 including Northwest Territory taxes for road work and the Bank of Zanesville charter. It recalls 1886 with Joan Sherman re elected to the U S Senate and 1890 James E Campbell inaugurated as governor. One year ago today Japan and China agreed to open door in Swantung. Poincare invited Lloyd George to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexv Daiis Jones
Cincinnat
Northwest Territory
Trumbull Counry
Bank of
Zanesville
Joan Sherman
United States Senate
James E. Campbell
Japan
China
Swantung
Poincare
Lloyd George
Paris
Reindeer Rumors and Diet Fads in a 1920s Letter
A jumble of urban vignettes recalls travel jokes between Elyria and Youngstown, missed streetcar suspensions in Columbus Newark and Zanesville, bus revenue claims, and light satire about Ford publicity. The piece jokes about diet trends, health warnings, and a quirky scene of two Cleveland women eyeing Africa while a man walks a golf course for strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Africa
Thar
Sahara
Brannon Named Montana Chancellor Over Four State Colleges
Dr Melvin A Brannon accepts the post as chancellor of all Montana higher education, presiding over the School of Mines at Butte the State Agricultural and Engineering College at Bozeman the College of Letters and Science at Missoula and the State Normal School at Dillon. The four presidents form an advisory board. Brannon brings a strong Wisconsin record and a diverse academic background including Wabash College North Dakota and the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin A. Brannon
Melvin A Brannon
Beloit College
University of Montana
Montana
Hngher
Helena
School of Mines
Butte
State Agricultural and Engineering College
Bozeman
College of Letters and Science
Missoula
State Normal School
Dilton
Brannon
Wisconsin
Wabash College
University of Chicago
Phi Kappa
Engma Phi
Phi Delta Theta
Fort Warne
University of North Dakota
School of
College of Liberal Arts
University of Idaho
Wisconsin Colleges Associated
Townsfolk fear fast cars threaten safety on streets
A writer laments rush hour traffic as autos crowd sidewalks. warns of accidents with trains and horses. Jake Bentley is said to roam town, while threats from careless drivers prompt calls for safer speeds and street conduct. A baby should gain weight per weekly guidelines.
Birthdays of Duke of Aosta and Royals Today
Genoa born Duke of Aosta first cousin to the King and Governor General Prince Arthur of Connaught celebrate birthdays. Lord Balfour of Burleigh, noted statesman, turns 74. William Henry Crocker, San Francisco financier, marks 62 years since birth in Sacramento.
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Todas
Duke of Aosta
Genoa
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Union of South Africa
Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
William Henry Crocker
San Francisco
Sacramento
Fifteenth anniversary of Boyerstown theatre fire observed
Today marks the fifteenth anniversary of the Boyerstown PA motion picture theatre fire in which nearly 200 people mainly children died. The piece notes a historic disaster and memorial context with no injuries mentioned.
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Boyerstown
Montreal
Harvard
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
United States
Canada
Chicago
Komical Telegrams on a Pullman Stir and Soused Loyalties
Morris A Friedman a district officer of B nai B rith rides a Denver to Elyma train in a lower berth but finds only uppers and voices displeasure. A big Irish Pullman conductor intervenes claiming to fix the issue and suggests a forged bond of mutual aid among groups. Elyria railroad men are cited as having seen something related to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris A Friedman
B'nai Brith
Elyma
Denver
Friedman
Fredman
Knights of Columbus
ABE MARTIN On Furnishing Hotels and Education
Abe Martin jokes about furnishing new hotels by ordering a carload of framed pictures. He notes some people discuss educating the public to raise them up to something.
Farm pioneer argues hunger not overproduction cause
James R. Howard former American Farm Bureau Federation president says low farm mood stems from hunger and malnutrition globally. He rejects postwar price fixing and asserts farmer prices should be weighed by exchange ratios of grain rather than dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Abou Ben Adhem and the Angel’s Book
Poem recounts a dream in which an angel writes in a gold book the names of those who love the Lord and then ones who love their fellow humans. Abou Ben Adhem seeks his place among the blessed, learns his name leads all, and the vision fades with morning light. The text also notes typhoid fever and banana as a recommended food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abou Ben Adhem
Ben Adhem
Ice Men Harvest 8 to 10 Inch River Ice
30 years ago the river yielded eight to ten inch ice as the meat of the harvest. William H Biggs died at his Eighth Street home. Oliver C Trembley and Moss Laura Marie Johnson wed at the Johnson home on Middle Avenue. Mrs A A Lilly of Elyria donated $500 to Baron Understy. Elyria grocers agreed to close by 7 30 each night except Fridays and Saturdays after 7 30. James Woodruff bought the Champney restaurant on Broad Street to run it. The Water Works installed a siren whistle at the pumping station south of town to call to fire. The whistle was very loud and woke the entire town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H Biggs
Eighth Street
George Philpott
William Biggs
Middle Avenue
Oliver C. Trembley
Moss Laura Marie Johnson
Mrs E . Johnson
Elyria Grocers
the Water Works
Chef who likes to fix things at Little Joe's
A chef at Little Joe's earns notice for customizing dishes to customer preferences. The piece highlights the kitchen craft, attention to detail, and the restaurant's approach to meals tailored to individual tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Joe’s
Old Violins on Display at Schmidt Bros Window
An unusual display of over one hundred year old handmade violins with crude forked thumb screws is shown in our window. They were loaned by Schmidt Bros. of Cleveland. Also in our shop the sheet music department offers the latest hits in stock for customers to browse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt Bros
Cleveland
Rochester
N. Y
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Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
The
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
F. Burke
CG. Hudnutt
Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
John W. Hunter
Marquette
St.george
Movie Industry
Youngetown
Santa Claus
Colmbus
Newark
Zanes
Ville
Henry Ford
Mister Ford
Jimmie Simpson
Tacoma
Wash
Asia
Abe
Jake Bentley
Pfon
Poneton
Shireyville
Lark
Ely
Komical
Abe Martin
KR. Howard
Leigh Hunt
Central Africa
A. A Lilly
Baron Understy
James Woodruff
Broad Street
Conoes
Cc. W. Phillips
the Days
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Ohio Theatre
Sally
Kellogg
Columbus
State Fish and Game Associations
W. W. Libhardt
Day’s Hardware
Detroit Jewel
War House
Winchester
Store Day’s Hardware
Broad St
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