Bible School for the Children Suggested by District Attorney
King County New York District Attorney Lewis argues crime links to lack of religious training and cites a survey showing most children know little of the Ten Commandments. He urges parental involvement and a forthcoming Bible School in the United Presbyterian church to promote moral and civic good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
King’s County
New York
Bible School
United Presbyterian Church
The Most Expensive Man for Mayor
Opinion argues the Elyria mayor serves full time and deserves high pay, noting business support for a salary increase while warning against candidates offering to take the job cheaply. The piece asserts the office should be valued and filled by committed individuals for effective leadership.
Immigration law debate and European boundary impact
An editorial from The New York Hungarian paper Libercy discusses the temporary immigration law, its potential future as a permanent rule, and the challenge of drawing U S immigration limits based on the 1910 census. It links Europe’s unsettled boundaries to American policy and cautions against harsh restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Europe
Tze
Saw
State, Commerce, and Labor Departments
United States
New York City
Freedom of the press wins in postwar mail rights case
The Postmaster General Hars restores second class mailing rights to the radical publication the Liberator and extends the same to the New York Call and the Milwaukee Leader, criticizing Burleson’s wartime censorship and praising regained press liberty. The letter argues the death penalty for minors is barbaric and condemns laws like Sheppard Towner as failing to redeem national morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amertca
Hars
Burleson
Hayes
Cleveland
Sheppara
Towner
Ike Lark Arrested for Profanity and Drunk Driving
A man named Ike Lark was arrested today for profanity and driving a car while under the influence of alcohol. The report notes the incident as part of local law enforcement actions.
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Ike Lark
Infancy Surrendered to a Grim Fate in Fairy Tale Tone
An Italian newspaper in New York argues against protecting children only to subject them to the electric chair later. It condemns such charity as monstrous, likening it to an ogre luring children to eat them, highlighting moral outrage over punishment of youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
YESTERDAYS IN OHIO SUMMARY OF HISTORICAL NOTES
The column recalls events from Ohio and nearby areas. It notes Albert F. Morshouse later Missouri governor born in Delaware County in 1892. It records a Cincinnati Academy of Music fire in 1866 and Ohio leader William Allen, who coined “Forty four forty or right,” dying in 1870. It also mentions a derailed train near Kings Mills killing nine.
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Albert F. Morshouse
Missouri
Delaware
Marvvius
Academy of Music
Cincinnati
William Allen
Ohio
United States
Thenion
N. C
King’s Mills
Labor Party Opens National Convention in Chicago
Ex Empress Eugenie widow of Napoleon II dies in Madrid. The Chicago opening of the Labor party convention underscores political shifts amid European events as Madrid reports the death of a royal figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Chicago
Eugenie
Napoleon II
Madrid
Notable births mark anniversarys of public figures
John Wanamaker born in Philadelphia 83 years ago today. Rt Rev Edward M Parker Episcopal bishop born in Cambridge 54 years ago today. George W Norris US senator born in Sanausky County Ohio 60 years ago today. Rear Admiral Ferry Garst born in Darton Ohio 73 years ago today. Clarence F Lea California congressman born in Late County 47 years ago today.
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John Wanamaker
U. S
Philadelphia
Edward M. Parker
New Hampshire
Cambridge
Mass
George W. Norris
United States
Nebraska
Sanausky County
Ferry Garst
U.S. N
Darton
Ohio
Clarence F. Lea
California
Late County
Calif
Azo Toder
Centennial of John Rodgers Birth Celebrated
Observers mark the 150th anniversary of Commodore John Rodgers birth, noting his service as a noted American naval officer and his role in naval history during the War of 1912 and related events.
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John Rodgers
Conventions Opening Today Across North America
The Port Exposition opens in Baltimore. the National Shoe and Leather Exposition begins in Boston and a Southern freight rate conference meets in Atlanta. A joint agriculture hearings panel starts in Washington as Alberta nominates candidates. the University of London hosts an Anglo American history conference. multiple associations convene in Chicago Montreal Buffalo Austin Billings.
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Port
Baltimore
Boston
Atlanta
Joint Congressional Committee
Washington
Alberta
University of London
National
Fraternal Society For the Deaf
Chicaco—American Hotel Assoeiection
Chicago
Great Lakes
Lorain Youth Lose Fund To Get Education
A Lorain trust by Sarah A. Bache providing about 50800 for higher education was annulled by the Lorain common pleas court. The judge ruled the woman lacked mental capacity to transact business and terminate the agreement with Cleveland Trust Company. The trust aimed to aid children of unable parents to attend college if Lorain created one.
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Sarah A. Bache
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland Trust Company
Electrification of Railroads Seen as Major Engineering Task
The article argues railroad electrification is the decade’s major engineering challenge requiring billions in investment. It notes state laws may need strengthening to stabilize control and investment, and explains transmission lines will deliver electric power closer to rural communities.
Lorain Woman's Trust Annulled Returns Property to Guardian
Lorain physician witnesses testified the woman was mentally unable to transact business. The court ordered the property valued at about 30,000 pounds in Lorain and 10,000 dollars in money and jewelry to revert to her guardian D. J. Nye of the city.
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Lorain
D. J. Nye
Property transfers list in Lorain and Elyria regions
A series of real estate transfers are recorded across Lorain and Elyria townships, listing buyers, sellers, lot numbers, and prices. Notable entries include Hecock to Lennich for lot 68 in Oberlin at 2500 dollars and Beese to Tomsig for multiple Sheffield township lots totaling 3600 dollars. Additional transfers show numerous $10 and small sums for various lots in Ridgeville, Elyria, and Lorain.
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P. Poo
Oberlin
W. Hamilton
VE Walker
Tor
Lorain
W. A Hiscox
L. J. McClintock
Elyria
L. A. Fanver
E. Hansa
A_S Tunnitegton
J- Ward
P. Alexander
H. Humstor
Elyria Township
W. M. Lewis
N. Diedrick
A. Graber
F_ Roth
M. Roth
C. Terrell
A. B. Terrell
Ridgeville
J Csedrik
F. Pak
Elvrra
F. A. Sanford
A. Steinitz
Sheffeld Township
A. V. Hageman
E. Gondfest
G- Kalapog
A. Kaltapos
Sheffield Township
G. A. Bingham
W._ KB. Shar
P. Lang
C. P- Coon
E. Boes
R. S. Gillett
M. J. Glowacki
A. Pawlowski
HH. H. Smith
Wm_ Musser
P. J. Stelmazeski
M- Svantek
Wm. Beese
F_ Tomsig
Miners Return to Work After Strike at Webb Mine
About 700 workers at the Webb mine in Shadyside vote to resume operations after a weeks long strike. They protested changes to gear on the tipple and other conditions at Ohio’s largest mine.
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Shadyside
Webb
Ohio
Robbers take stock and cash from local store
Holdup at T C Copeland's store in Hopedale yields about $400 in stock and several hundred dollars in cash. Police investigating and canvassing for witnesses.
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Hopedale
T.C. Copeland
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Texas Commercial Executives
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