Lenine Death Outlines Russian Leader’s Life and Legacy
A dated obituary recounts Nikolai Lenine born 1870 in Simbirsk and outlines his radical career from exile to the 1917 revolution. It notes his leadership of the Bolsheviks, the 1917 seizure of power, land redistribution, factory transfer to workers, and his ultimate mixed legacy amid a harsh regime and global reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikolai Lenine
Lenine
Simbirsk
Volga
Ulianoff
Russia
Petersburg
Siberia
Munich
London
Geneva
Iskra
Karl Mars
Leon Trotzky
Nikolai Lepine
New Life
Petrograd
Finland
Cracow
Switzerland
Germany
Kerensky
Lennne
Romanoff
Rimia
Elyria to Urbana: Carlton Squire Joins Major Interest Firm
Carlton Squire leaves Elyria for Urbana after purchasing major interest and taking the manager role at The Brown Company Clothing and Shoe Lhnre. A longtime Robinson & Hancock veteran of 22 years, he is described as genial energetic capable and public spirited. He has supported city development and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsvia
Urbana
Carlton Squire
Brown Company Clothing and Shoe Lhnre
Squire
Robinson & Hancock Company
DARN THOSE REBEL BUZZARDS! A UPSTATE LIFE OF A COMMUNITY LEADER
Aly. Squire leaves Elyria to join Urbana as a new School Board member bringing leadership from the Masonic Lodge and Methodist Episcopal church. His departure is noted as a loss for Elyria while Urbana welcomes a vigorous, dependable citizen ready to back local causes and building projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Aly. Squire
Elyria
Squire
Urbana
Yesterday and Today in Ohio and Across The Nation
A jumble of era notes lists anniversaries including Lord Byron born in London died in Greece in 1824 and James Scunted Star born in New Jersey in 1736. Wreck of the Valencia near Vancouver Island noted with 129 lives. A corn yield of 15,040,000 bushels cited for world hunger. Also mentions Terence V. Powderly, Bishop Rhinelander, Shenandoah ship building, and various conventions opening today in New York Cincinnati Dallas Denver Davenport and Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Lord Byron
Horn
London
Greece
James Sc
New Jer
Brunswick
N. J
Henry Durant
Ded
Aion
Mass
Valencia
Vancouver Island
Medwest
Benedict M
Gensz
Bismarck
American Society of Heating and Ventilanaz Engineers
Cincinnati
National Paving Brick Manufacturers
Algocaton
Busiiders
Iast Minneagophone Association
Dallas
Texas Hardware and Implement Associaton
Denver
Colorado Metal Mining Association
Davenport
Ija
Iowe
Paoua
Centenary of Reu ben T Durrett celebrated today
The article marks the birth centennial of Reu ben T Durrett a jurist envoy of the Louisville Courier and founder of Kentucky public libraries. It also notes Terence V Powderly a onetime head of the Labor movement and U S Commissioner of Immigration celebrating his 75th birthday as the National Wool Growers Association meets in Salt Lake City for a three day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben T. Durrett
Envtoy
Louisville
Komical Telegrams Evenings and Oddities From Cleveland
A collage of humorous vignettes recounts a cold wave night failing to start a car, a vet’s ire over German dogs, Ed Witer at a car show, a window bird feeding tale, a bird bread loaf mix up, a Boston bond miscue, a stray hearing joke, a thrifty father and his son’s bank, and a Michigan stat on women marrying after university attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Peters
Cleveland
Empire trade and imperialism voiced by Philip Snowden
A clipped transcript cites Philip Snowden urging Britain to aid in European pacification and economic reconstruction, stressing Empire trade as vital. He notes Crown Colonies and India offer vast populations and potential exports, argues self government should not curb imperial expansion, and advocates organized emigrant schemes to support population growth and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewes & Sant
USA
Deshut
Philip Snowden
Soareaa
Gaete Britamn
Europe
Great Britain
India
South America
United States
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A reflective column on America as a land of opportunity where boys can work through school. It cites a Russian remark and praises work as a primary interest, noting many people fail to find satisfaction without simple, common sense health and wealth guidance as Dr. Mayo urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William Mayo
Rochester
Logen Gas Co Breakage Turns Off Main Supply
Fifteen years ago a breakage in Logen Gas Co main line cut gas service for a period causing discomfort. Mail carrier John Gess fell on an icy sidewalk injuring his left arm. Miss Marlan Comings was chosen librarian by trustees. Lorain High beat Elyria 30 to 16 in basketball. A thief entered D Webster’s room at Andwur Hotel using a skeleton key and stole jewelry valued at 354 dollars. Temperatures rose for three days to around sixty degrees above zero. Children played ball, peg tops, and marbles. The service board deadlocked over a street superintendent choice with Wesley Weller holding the post. The Schoolmasters’ Club pushed a juvenile court movement in Lorain County by circulating a petition.
Common Pleas Order To Appoint Judge To Oversee Action
A Common Pleas court seeks to issue an order directing a case action and to appoint a judge to oversee the proceedings. The filing outlines the court's authority and the requested supervisory role for the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Common Pleas
Poems That Live God Moves in Mysterious Ways
Poem fragment praising divine will and mercy. Mentions God moving in storms and seas, unfathomable skill, and providence with a smiling face. Encourages trust over sensing. Ends with attribution to William Couper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
William Couper
Chamberlain Medicine Co Trial Package Offer
Plainly write your name and address and mail with 5 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial package. Includes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds croup bronchial flu and whooping coughs end tickling throat Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach troubles indigestion gassy pains biliousness and constipation Chamberlain's Salve for burns scalds wounds piles and skin ailments all for 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Loucheur Emerges as Possible Poincare Successor in France
The article profiles Louis Loucheur, minister for liberated regions during Millerand’s premiership, as a potential successor to Premier Poincare if the current ministry falls. It notes his wealth, ownership of a Paris daily, and rapid rise from engineer to deputy for Nord’s manufacturing and textiles district, with key roles in postwar reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loul Loucheur
Pres. Millerand
Poincare
Louis Loucheur
Liberated Regions
Millerand
France
Lous Loucken
L. Laucheur
Paris
Loucheur
Tatnines
Nord
Clenenceau
MM. Louecheur
Briand
Cannes
Par
M. Loucheur
Clemenceau
Ariand
Europe
Hear Dr Inglis At Baptist Church Daily Evening Talk
Local notices invite residents to hear Dr Inglis speak at the Baptist church each night at 7 30 P M audience members expected to attend for lectures and discussion sessions nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Inglis
the Baptist Church
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Chronicle-Telegram
Judit Bureaa
Becond Street
Elyria Ohia
Be Lie
Serratia Coede Pon
F. Burke
Eal
J. A. C. Hudnutt
City
Lorain
Atioining
State of
Ohio
A. E Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John Wy. Hunter
Marquatte
Samerican She & Mining Bas
Bexxico
Terence V. Powderly
Labor
E, Pa
Sv George Fu Wales
New Eouth
Plem
Sears
Lay
Nate S. Geol
Nor
Mirengan
Zover
Munt- Ing
Poruach
Salem
Abe Martin
Joy Herbert
John Alien
John
Louie
Allen
Doe” Hess
Howard Barbour
Auco
Ed Witer
Ming Room
Ban
From & Kuhlman Car Company
Collinwood
Oscar Pulaier
Oscar
Tom Armestone
Eastern Heights
Cluey
Ananias
Heinie Smith
University of Michigan
Grove Patterson
London Board of Trade
Carey
Bisin
Logen Gas Co
John Gessner
Marlan Comings
W. BR. Comings
Lorain High School
Elyria High
D. Webster
and Wur
Waesley Weller
Shoolmasters' Club
Lorain County
Chronicle
Telegram
C. J. Miller
Elyria Savings & Trust
National Thrift
Sunkist
Holcomb’s
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