Open Forum and Free Speech in American Life
Admiral Sims at Newport urged tolerance for criticism as a safeguard to public interests while cautioning against public attacks that undermine the navy. Bishop Williams warned against suppressing dissent and urged an open forum, arguing truth emerges from open discussion and that both revolutionaries and anti free speech forces threaten liberty.
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Admiral Sims
Newport
Nouth
Armed Forces of
America
Navy
Sim
Eacin
Williams
Episcopal Arch
Gamaliel
Paul
Jerusalem
Wet Parade Draws New York Crowds Amid Prohibition Tensions
The piece notes a large wet parade in New York with claimed figures of up to five hundred thousand in a factional display. It describes public participation, mixed beliefs about the Prohibition law, and the advertising burden behind the event.
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New Yorks
Eine
New York
Thumoyes
Abel
Fudge grants divorce to teen bride in Omaha case
A few days ago in Omaha a divorce was granted to a sixteen year old girl married early. The judge expressed harsh views noting the husband was unworthy and implied he would have preferred corporal punishment, arguing the weak party bears the burden of punishment in the decree.
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Te Fudge
Omaha
Beca ‘Se
Residents Return Home After Park Nuisance in Ireland
Residents in Irish parks struggle to reach homes after late night gatherings. Traffic congestion mirrors scenes from New York’s bridges as crowds disperse. Authorities report delays but no injuries and urge caution in busy areas.
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Ireland
New York
Newvals
Wklyn Bridge
Sleep, Stress and Strain in Modern Life
A medical correspondent links anxiety and strikes to bodily exhaustion in England. Restorative sleep is urged as the great remedy with tips like higher rooms, hillside houses, reading, and avoiding hypnotics.
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London Times
England
Notable Ohio Figures and Dates of 19th Century
A brief list notes Joseph B. Foraker born in Highland County and Cincinnati on May 16 1917, Benjamin Picke a renowned mathematician from Fairfield County, William H. Ewer becoming head of the Cincinnati Roman Catholic see, and James M. Cox being nominated for president on the Democratic National Convention fourth ballot in San Francisco.
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Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Highland County
Cincinnati
Benjamin Picke
Sorm
Faurfield County
William H. Ewer
James M. Cox
San Francisco
Governor Cox Nominated on 44th Ballot at Democratic Convention
Ohio Governor Cox secured the Democratic presidential nomination on the 44th ballot at the San Francisco convention. The lengthy process culminated in Cox winning the party’s support after multiple rounds of voting.
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Cox
Ohio
San Francisco
Charley Ely and Carrie Mies wed at Hudson by Rev James Williamson
A report recalls the 0 years past wedding of Charley T Ely and Carrie Mies at Hudson with Rev James Williamson officiating. Mayor Gates and wife traveled east to Frederick Williams College graduation. An old Cates saw mill on Broad Street burned, owned by I S Metcalf. Eagle Hose Co. boasted beating Relief Hose Co. to Ste. George H Ely planned a stone residence on West Avenue set in sixty acres of land.
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Charley T. Ely
Mies Carrie
Hudson
James Williamson
Cates
Broad
I S. Metcalf
Eagle Hose Co
Relief Hose Co
Ste
George H. Ely
Weet Avenue
Stolen Automobile Recovered by Sheriff on July 4
Sheriff Backes recovered a stolen automobile found abandoned in a farmer's yard at Hemmittaa after two young men claimed tire trouble. The vehicle, traced by its license to J. P. Remay of Youngstown, was reported stolen last Monday and never recovered by the owners.
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Backes
Hemmietta
Sherif Backus
J. P. Remay
Youngstown
Notable birthdays across arts and ships celebrate notable figures
Jan Kubelik, renowned violinist born near Prague, turns 41. Berea College president Dr William J Hutchins born in Brooklum New York, reaches 50. Rabbi Judah Magnes, Jewish scholar and social worker in New York, born in San Francisco 44 years ago. Frances Tuierman Christian Reid writer born in Sahebury North Carolina TE years ago today. Admiral Hadworth Menux Wistinewshed British naval officer born 65 years ago today.
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Jan Kubelik
Prague
William J. Hutchins
Berea College
Brooklum
N. Y
Rabbit Judah J. Magnes
New York City
San Francisco
Frances Tuierman
Christian Reid
Sahebury
N.C
Sir Hadworth Menux
Editor fakes garfield killer portrait with patent medicine cut
The Republican notes the shooting of President Garfield by Charles Guiteau. Editors altered a patent medicine cut with a knife to publish a murderer’s portrait, a practice contrasted with the Cleveland Leader's image.
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Garfield
Charley Guauteau
Washburn
Jack Hnife
Guittean
Cleveland Leader
Monster Trout Lures Perthshire Anglers to Legendary Catch
A London Daily News tale from Perthshire recounts Sandy the Keeper claiming a monster trout longer than a gun barrel lurks beneath a black pool under herald Bridge. The narrator pursues the fish for weeks, glimpsing a huge trout and enduring fruitless dawn to dusk struggles before a dramatic, triumphant landing near the Auld Brig.
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Sandy
Perthshire
Angles
London Daily News
Herald Brg
Xiraora Mar
Today in History and Openings Across Cities
One year since Governor Cox of Ohio was nominated for President on the Democratic ticket. Fern’s birth centennial, Lima hosts comple tion and the Canadian Medical Association meets in Halifax. Openings include Los Angeles Educational and Publishing Societies, Charlotte Bar Association, Chicago Retail Shoe Dealers, and racing meetings at Aqueduct Latonia and Fort Erie, among others.
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Cox
Ohio
Henry Grattan
Fern
Lima
The
Canadian Medical Association
Halifax
Los Angeles
Calif
Los Anrceles Calif —Congregational Publishing Society
Charlotte, NC
North Carolina Bar Association
Chicago
Ilinois Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Ice Cream Prices Fall 20 Cents a Gallon in Columbus
Local merchants report a 20 cent drop per gallon in ice cream prices in Columbus. The price reduction appears across the city as grocers adjust tag lines and advertise lower costs to attract shoppers.
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Columbus
Gh. Ter ta' good ole dave shen you rouwla
The text appears as garbled OCR with nonsensical phrases and fragmented quotes. It mentions a Gh. Ter and references to a car, lunch, and drinks, but no clear event or identifiable persons. The source lacks coherent facts suitable for a proper summary.
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Dave
Bai
Turin
Germs Walk on the Other Side of Street in Passing House Cleaned
Reading of a local note describes Germs crossing the street near a house being cleaned with Blue Devil cleaner. No injuries reported and cleanup underway by residents.
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A. E. Clarden
Fifth Ave
John W Hunter
Marquette
Miz
Daily Editorial Quest
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Otistrions
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Hans Baiuding
Waesiigos, J. C
Axamiet
Gates
Theiron Frederick
Wiliams Colle
DR. Kelsey
Lorain County Bank
Elyria
Eastern Heights
Genile
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Niagara Racing Association
Fort Erie
Delorimier Park
Montreal
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Connecticu
New Canaan
Sioux City
Alberta Kennel Club
Calgary
Virginia
Roanote
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Earl
Cadillac
O’donnell’s
C. L. Worthington
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Elyria - Lorain
Elyria Block
Elyria, Ohio
Millee
Elyria, Olde
Jazees A. Perry
Atlanta
National Association of Railway and Utility Commissioners
Lorain County Electric Co
Ase Martin
S. J. George
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Glade
B. Thomas
Rome
Comeal
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