How to Remove the Agricultural Bloc From Congress
The piece argues that blocs exist in Congress with various interests and blames a rising agrarian bloc led by Senator Kenyon of Iowa for pressing a rule to seat a dirt farmer on the Federal Reserve Board. It contends blocs arise from selfish class interests and urges broader national service to dissolve them.
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Congress
Kenyon
Iowa
Harding
Elyria
Federal Reserve Banking Board
Federal Reserve Board
How Cheap Is Human Life at Ridgeville Crossing
A letter laments the New York Central crossing in Ridgeville township where three people died. It argues the risk came from cost cutting and urges county officials to compel the railroad to install a tunnel and proper supports rather than raise or lower the road, warning more deaths may follow.
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New York Central
Ridgeville Township
Ereal
Legiala
Ohio News Snippets Echo Across Cities and Deaths
Yesterday in Ohio items note a freshet near Cincinnati approaching 1832 levels and a 1912 born physician Leonidas M Lawson dies in Cincinnati. The report mentions gas explosions destroying two houses near Columbus and references several officials and associations across states.
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Clevelad
Norwalk
Toledora
Tidad
New York
Chicago
Ohio
Cincinnati
Leonidas M Lawson
Nicolas County
Columbus
Komical Telegrams In A Wet Chest Drive Era
A humorous column recounts local witticisms and oddball anecdotes about political figures, social events, and everyday mishaps. It mentions Vic Donahey’s gubernatorial bid, a Cleveland divorce case, memory loss cases, a Kolinski Birmingham parlor, and a Ford emblem debate at an auto show.
Fragmentary reminiscence from a theatergoer in a shoe ad era
A reader recalls a theater experience where a druggist sat nearby smiling at a serious film while everyone around coughed, noting the odd contrast between enjoyment and shared illness in the audience.
Conventions Open Across Cities With National Meetings
Across the nation today many groups begin gatherings including the Boy Scout movement’s Barth Day events, a final hearing on a Cincinnati Toledo Chicago canal proposal, and the National Council of Girl Scouts annual convention in Savannah. Separate meetings include the Missouri Valley Implement and Hardware Dealers association in Chicago, a conference in Chattanooga inaugurating Dr Arto Ayres Brown as University of Chattanooga president, and various regional associations from New York to Denver.
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Barthday
Boy Scout Movement
Cincinnati
Toledo
Chicago
Natonal Council of Girl Scouts Mets
Savannah
Louig
Muasisaipp
Valley Implement, Vehicle and Hardware Dealers’ Association
American Educators
Chattanooga
Arto Ayres Brown
University of Chattanooga
New York
American Surety
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Grand Rapids
Michhigan Hetall Clothing Dealers Association
Evansville
Associated Building Contractors of
Indiana
Columbia, Associated
Ohio Dales
Nashville
Tennessee State Horticultural Society
Kidney Trouble From Overwork Fixed by Doan's Pills
H A Buswell of Ely Zia describes heavy milk industry work causing back pain and tiredness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, he reports relief and full recovery. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, N.Y. distributor.
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Dean
Ely Tia
Saya
Fnally
Doan
Buswell
Foster Mi Bern Co
Buffalo
Peculiar Odor In Rural Market Sparks Debate
Local shoppers complain about questionable corn cobs sold at a rural market. Vendors insist the corn is of normal quality despite rumors of adulteration. Officials have not issued a formal finding as tests are pending.
City mulls widening project and early minstrel show success
The city weighs funding for widening plans on Green Line and Main Street while a March minstrel event by the local men’s club drew strong support. Local transit revenue rose with a past rail line service, and political figures hint at re election bids amid campaign fundraising.
Its omit wind and Ireland politics in a faded quip
A snappy, muddled personal reminiscence links political failures in Ireland to a dry agent for life insurance. It recalls a break in Als home, Bewater Root, and Babe Ruth in a cold world with a joke about noiseless pianos and sleep loss in apartments.
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Als
Bewater Root
Judge Landis
Babe Ruth
Elyria Sees Milk Price Cut Amid Producer-City Dispute
Reports across the state show cities getting milk cheaper than Elyria. Elyria prices fall from 13 to 10 cents a quart and 6 cents a pint due to a producer dealer war. Elyria dealers will not lower prices further now. In Scandinavia, several newspapers are owned and run by women.
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Elyria Galton
Tve
Elyria Deztors
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American Newsparer Publishers Association
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Cluo
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Cleveland
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Chas. M Thomas
Pierce
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Wali
India
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Lee Whitney & Co
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Murbach
Better Printing Service
Elyria, Ohio
Wigmore Coliseum
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Dunn Motor Sales CO
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