The Pursuit of Secretary Mellon in Congress Battle
A congressional war begins to remove Secretary Mellon from public life. Critics question his ties to distilleries and big business while supporters say he withdrew from active involvement. The conflict centers onProhibition enforcement and tax laws, with opponents alleging favoritism and possible monopoly links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secretary Mellon
Mellon
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Ophelia
Melon
Treasury Department
Mr. Mellon
Federal Trade Commission
Religious journals endure through evolving thoughts and influence
The piece argues while denominational lines soften and religious topics spread to secular journals, the Christian Century thrives as a liberal weekly. It remains vital, provocative, and widely quoted, shaping public opinion beyond its modest circulation. The editor and team enjoy speaking boldly from conviction, free of subscriber pressure.
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Scewar
Christian Century
Kaiser’s Latest Interview With Viereck Report
Feature on George Sylvester Viereck interviewing the Kaiser after World War I. The piece cites the Kaiser's unchanged rhetoric and questions the claim of an unbeaten army surrender on November 11, 1918. It notes declines in German morale in the months before armistice and appeals to civilians to aid returning soldiers.
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George Sylovester Viereck
United States
Judendorf
German Surrender Amid Exhausted Troops Before Armistice
Report notes German soldiers, worn from October fighting, walked to Allied lines to surrender. It states their valor remained while acknowledging Kaiser era defeat, as troops recognized they were beaten.
Anniversaries and Opens Conventions Across 19th Century
Yesterday and history marked with entries ranging from Rev Davis Jones preaching in Cincinnati in 1799 to the 1886 opening of the Nebraska Institute for the Blind and 1908 Staunton adopting the city manager form of government. Also recalls 1924 Bryan naming Murphee for Democratic nomination, plus a look at conventions opening in multiple U S cities.
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Davis Jones
Cincinnati
Point Petrie
Georgia
Long Island Sound
Lexington
New York
Stonington
Conp
Nebraska Institute For the Blind
Nebraska City
Henry M. Stanley
London
United States
China
Washington
Staunton
William J. Bryan
A. A. Murphee
University of Florida
Berlin
Cologne
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
King George V
Duke of
Aosta
Italy
Genoa
Clark Burdick
Congress
Rhodes Island
Newport
Oscar King Davis
National Foreign Trade Council
Baldwinsville
Morton D. Hull
Ilinois
Chicago
New Year and historic anniversaries mark day in Arizona
The day features Thea writer of the Kings Daughters marking the 40th anniversary, Eliza McArdie Johnson noted for teaching the future president to read, and New Year celebrations. Today Phoenix hosts the American National Live Stock Association convention with representatives from across states. Washington hosts board meetings of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Dr Farha Rexford Kolbe presides at the Municipal University of Akron and becomes head of the Polytechnic Institute in Brooklyn. Pennsylvania contemplates coal regulation in a special legislative session called by Governor Pinchot. Clarence P Dillon is highlighted for rising influence in finance and leadership.
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Thea
King’s Daughters
Eliza McArdie Johnson
Phoenix
Arizona
American National Live Stock Association
Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Farha Rexford Kolbe
Municipal University of Akron
Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Homely Hints Quirkily Teases Pineapple Silks
In a playful quip Miss Fawn Lippincut asserts Texas bosses its fate, joking that even pineapples in silk stockings provoke tunnels of chaos. The fragment hints at regional bravado and humorous, tongue in cheek style.
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Texas
Miss Fawn Lippincut
Wall Street's $600 Million Financier Reaches New Heights
At 44, Dillon has engineered deals that astonish veterans of Wall Street. His group has financed railroads, industry, and public utilities to nearly $600 million in the past year, with extensive foreign activities. Dillon, a San Antonio native and Harvard graduate, left architecture and painting to pursue finance.
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Wall Street
Dillon
Lhe Street
Mr. Dillon
San Antonio
Texas
Harvard
Ile
Cap tain Wilkins Eyes Ice Pole Flight Next Spring
WHO'S WHO IN THE DAY'S NEWS outlines Captain George H Wilkins planning a spring flight from Point Barrow Alaska toward the Ice Pole 400 miles north of the Pole The expedition backed by the American Geographical Society and the Detroit Aviation Society includes adviser Vilhjalmur Stefansson with an Austrian captain noted for Balkan War closeups and Shackleton polar work The plan hinges on possible Arctic land near the Ice Pole and a two week food supply for the journey
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George H. Wilkins
Ice Pole
North Pole
Point Barrow
Alaska
Spitybergen
Capain Wilkins
Uae
Wilkins
United States
American Geographical Society
Detroit Aviation Society
William G. Mayo
Australia
Stefanson
Arctic
Poems That Live the Sonnet by William Wordsworth
The poem celebrates the sonnet as a liberating form guiding poets through confinement. It recalls Petrarch, Dante, Tasso, Spenser, Milton, and Camões, praising the sonnet’s discipline and its power to ease wounds and inspire spiritual travel amid creative constraint.
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Shakespeare
Petrarcch
Dante
Milton
Fire loss in Elyria tallied at 12450 dollars in past year
At the church First Congregational CHIEF Hafner of the fire department reported the Elyria fire loss for the past year as 12450 dollars. CAPT. Frank Murbach resigned as captain of Ca. 1 and said he would move to Washington state to live.
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Hafner
Fire Department
Elyria
Frank Murbach
Ca. 1
Washington
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O. M. Kile
Washington dispatch analyzes the federal tobacco report and its impact on cooperative marketing. It notes the FTC’s findings of no illegal activity by large buyers, but accuses Tri-State Tobacco Growers Cooperative leaders of mismanagement and possible self profit from drying plants. Critics argue the FTC report may be used to undermine cooperatives while insiders defend dryings as prudent, profitable for growers.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
England
Tri- State Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
Virginia
Carolinas
Tri-State
Edmondson Tobacco Company
South Boston
KR. R. Patterson
Association
T. O C. Watkins
F. It. Edmondson
Messrs. Patterson and Watkins
National Council of Cooperative Marketing Associations
Wreck attempt on Elyria-Lorain streetcar ends with arrests
Twenty five years ago an attempt to derail a street car on the Elyria Lorain line was thwarted and the would be perpetrators were arrested. Dr George El Frencid became county coroner succeeding R Bh Braman and planned to move his family from LaGrange. Elyria businesses voted to close at 6 pm daily except Saturdays. The Fortnightly Club marked twenty years with a banquet and program.
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Elyria-Lourainatreet
George EL Frencid
R. BH. Rraman
LaGrange
Elyria
Touses
CLUTE
Report praises Burley Tobacco Growers Association policies
The report, noting Lexington Kentucky based Burley Tobacco Growers Association policies in complimentary terms, is signed by Chairman John F Nugent and another member who might be expected to dissent.
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Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Lexington
Kentucky
John F. Nugent
Local notices and social updates from Bay Village area
Bay Village society reports extended travel plans to Los Angeles for an extended stay through April.updates include visitors in Winter Park Florida Philadelphia Pa Wheeling and Baltimore hospital trips. a reading club gathering, a death, health concerns, skating at a flooded pond, a heart ailment, a hospital trip, a church women’s association meeting, and a house fire at Stop 20 Lakerd with limited fire control.
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Floyd Graham
Winter Park
Florida
Mac Liggette
Philadelphia
Tnl
Mary Vardy
Wheeling
VY. Vu
C. XN. Kirkpatrick
Bassett- Ra
Aldrieh
Reading Club
Webber
Foote Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Badger
Dover Station
Htyria
Dath Barker
Mast Groad
W. W. Dodd
Osbornd
J. W. Thomson
Basett Road
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mda
Woman's Association of the Cone
Clifford Pease
Marquard
Lakerd
Fire Dept
Real Estate Transfers From Chronicle Telegram Listings
Garrett Newell transfers six acres in Russia to C K Crosby for 4000 dollars. R A Osborne transfers lot 7 in Andress addition to Elyria to Mac Garri son for 2500 dollars. Clarence Nash transfers lot 51 in Avondale addition to Elyria to D W Korns for 100 dollars. Lucia Wilcox and others transfer 63 acres in Grafton to John Chamberlain for 6000 dollars. Clark Chamberlain and others transfer 50 acres in Grafton to John Chamberlain for 4000 dollars. Ad notice for The Chronicle Telegram Want Page. it Pays.
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Garrett Newell
C. K. Crosby
Six Acres
Russia
R. A. Osborne
Mac Garrison
Andress Ad
Elyria
Clarence Nash
D. W. Korns
Avondale Ad
Lucia Wilcox
John Chamberlain
Grafton
Clark Chamberlain
Chronicle- Telegram
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
KY. Burke
A.C. Hudnutt
Lorain
Robert EB. Ward
Wabash Ave
Fifth Ave
THE
Kkaiser's
American Engineering Council
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Ice Cream Manufacturers
Boston
Mass
Eastern Sodawater Bottlers’ Association
Minneapolis
Clarence P. Dillon
Furness
Wiliam Wordsworth
First
O. M. Kile
Electrical Service
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
BAY Village
Ose
Frank Menander
Fred Lemke
Kerman Walker
Los Angeles
California
United Dry Cleaning Co
O. M. Andress & Son
Peekest Oil Co
the Home Company and
Roco
Jake
Shafer
Court Street
Fonas
Willys
Willye-Knight
Willys-Knight
Overland-Knight Sales CO
West Avenue
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