Local News Rates and Addresses in The Associated Press Ledger
Evening publication details list subscription options, postal entries, and prices. It records carriers in city rates and annual mail prices, along with Associated Press affiliations and office representatives in New York, Chicago, and other bureaus.
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Llyria
Roe—T. Brew
Lorals
Lhe Bale
Ohio
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Cirpa
American News Aper Pears Association
AE. Clayden
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Atte
Pras
Uss
Iocal
Bureaucracy Still Rules War Relief For Disabled Veterans
Representatives told a House committee that veterans are discharged from hospitals while still ill. Red tape and withholding Congress appropriations slow relief as War Risk Insurance Bureau chaos grows. Private sanitariums profit from lax care with little review. Testimony urges reorganization and transition to private life to aid sufferers.
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Igton
House
Congress
Exres
Uncle Sam
Johnson Endorses Progressive Path in Presidential Plans
Senator Hiram Johnson outlines a federal presidential agenda emphasizing progressivism as the core of the party. He notes reactionary currents exist but asserts progressivism grips millions and predicts Harding will align with Theodore Roosevelt’s reformist path, involving consultations with party leaders and top outsiders.
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Ator Hiram Johnson
Harding
Theodore Roosevelt
Eurose
Bether
Pennsylvania
Simplicity versus Jazz Inauguration Plans Spark Debate
Resident-elect Harding faces opposition as he requests a simple inauguration, unsettling Columbia District merchants and triggering criticism over spending and ceremony plans. The dispute centers on how the event should reflect the nation’s mood and values.
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Harding
Columbia District
President elect called to curb District gouging in March
The piece praises prudence in allocating funds and restricting DC gouging next March while welcoming the president-elect. It notes agents visiting doors and warns about road conditions in March for those traveling to Washington to interview the president-elect.
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District of Columbia
Washington
Gey F. Allen Appointed U S Treasurer by Wilson
Gey F. Allen has been appointed treasurer of the United States by President Wilson. Allen succeeds Jobs Burke, who resigned to enter the beverage business. Allen's signature will appear on all-paper currency while he holds the office.
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Gey F. Allen
United States
Presient Wilson
Allen
Jobs Burke
Bevkerage
St Marys pew brick schoolhouse and rail line work
Elyria notes a $15,600 cost for a new pew brick schoolhouse on Fourth Street slated to open in the fall. Steel plant shutdowns disturb merchants and lay 1500 workers off. Captain Murbach resigns as Co 1 commander planning to move to Washington. W S Griswold injured at wood plaster plant. Frea J Fey and Eva Belle Fowl wed. Elyria ministers criticized by Lorain brethren over the ministerial association.
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Elyria
St. Mary's Pew
Fourth Street
Cascade Park Propaganda Campaign Urged For Tourism
A letter urges auto clubs and the Blythe city to cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce to publish literature promoting Cascade Park. It argues hundreds of tourists would be drawn by inexpensive printer ink and postage, highlighting proximity to Cleveland and Oberlin and calling for a citywide campaign now.
English Invasion and Court Notes From Ozark Spectator
A jumble of items from the Ozark Spectator reports on a New York court ruling awarding a woman $40,000 for a lost leg, and a satirical take on values of a wife versus an automobile. It mentions Emmeline Pankhurst, Shaw, Chesterton, Margot Asquith, Maugham, and Bennett, plus a note about Homer Gardner and Bonnie Edwards marriage rumors being incorrect and Gardner’s return to Van Ormy Texas.
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New-York
U. A. Clymer
Emmeline Pankhurst
G. Bernard Shaw
G. E. Chesterton
Margot Asquith
Somerset Maugham
Sanald Bennnett
Homer Gardner
Bonnie Edwards
Sam Brown
Sulphur Springs
van Ormy
Tex
Ozark
Ariz
Spectator
Absent minded college boy sends wrong letters
Observers Elyria reports a college student’s misdelivered mail causing his mother and the other Minnie to read a salutation that proved awkward for a sixteen year old. The same city notes a grocer named Morris Guinea vow to quit gambling after helping a needy family with groceries, shoes, and clothing.
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Elyria
Moother
Minnie
Aelette
Sina
Morris
Guinon
Cheapside
Marsh
Guinea
Apportionment of Pacific Lands and Islands
The text notes the division of Pacific territories among colonial powers. It lists areas under France and Great Britain, with New Hebrides, Samoa, Fiji, the Solomons, and surrounding islands described as either under anti reform control or direct English rule, and mentions remaining islands like the Low Archipelago, Marquesas, and Tahiti.
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Exat Indies
New Uwaris
New Hebrides
France
Great O New
Official Family Endorses F tes For Leader's
In Elyria on January 17, city officials pledge to refrain from seeking leadership of the Polina Department ball grand march. They sign a petition to honor Wal lace Natham Bates, Fire Department chief, with leading the chorassid march. A notice at the central fire station informs Bates is the chosen leader by city hall employees. Police are expected to respect this wish and invite Bates to guide the dancers through the grand march.
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Elyria
Hell
Polina Department
Wallace Natham - Bates
Fire Department
Central Fire Station
Prblic
Bates
Police Department
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Emil Calman
Prank Burke
Oliver
BRIG
Eres
Evecemesres Brit Society
Lorain
Senator Johnson Hasty
James
le Lorain
Merchanta
Frank Murbach
Co. 1
State of
W. S. Griswold
Lodi Street
Frea J. Fey
Eva Belle -Fovwl
P. J. Fowl
South Ridge
Cascade Park
Ohto
of the Chamber of Commerce
Life Cities
City of
Blyrié
Cleveland
Oberlin
Medte
Kidlet
Frank Bill
Gee By
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Wilson
Za A
Chrontele-Telegram
Pacific
League of Nations
Hawaii
Alaska
Wake Island
Japan
Better Business Club of
Madge Kennedy
Abe Martin
Rae Tifford
Miss Tawney Allpie
Jaster
Kennedy & Cooper
Reliable
Bell
the Chronicle-Telegram
Ada
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