Gubernatorial Candidates Rise in Ohio Race
The July 11 1922 column previews Ohio gubernatorial hopefuls Henry Clay Smith Arthur Day Dav Everrone C L Knight and others. It highlights Smith as a capable editor, Day as a temperance supporter and ex service leader, Knight as an unbossed progressive editor, and notes their stand on initiative referenda and reform opposed to political bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Smith
Cleveland
Smith
Ohio
Mr South
Arthur
Arthi
Dav Everrone
Senate
Dav
American Legion
Day
Senator Day
Beetham
Cuyahoga County
C. L. Night
C. L. Knight
Beacon Journal
Akron
Knight
Durand
Progressive Party
Mr. Knight
Halter
Ing
Will
Paehen
PoliticalBattle Echoes In Ohio Republican Scene
A fragmentary 19th century style notice discusses Ohio Republican politics with named figures like Boethan and Beetham, noting party strategies, candidate views, and debates over ideology and rights. It hints at state events, meetings, and public sentiment shaping the campaign.
Fragmentary Ohio reminiscences and historical figures
A garbled summary recounts past events and figures connected to Ohio and national politics. Mentions Cleveland gathering of Christian Endeavor, Taft oath, Tony A, Jose Maria Creilana, Prince Tokugawa, George W. Norris of Nebraska, and Clarence F. Lea among scattered references to dates, places, and人物.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Maria Creilana
Othe
Republic of Guaen
Apn
Todas
Tokugawa
Washineta
George W. Norris
Unclear fragment from a satirical column
Fragmentary draft featuring slang and garbled phrasing about people and objects, lacks coherent event or identifiable names. The text reads as a stray note with informal remarks and no discernible news item or context.
Centennial Births and Pole Balloon Flight Chronicle
The notice marks Ed ward J Phelps birth centennial and a balloon ascent by Herr Andree from Spitzbergen toward the North Pole. It notes Philadelphia merchant and former Postmaster General Joan Wkrameker entering a new year of faith and mentions the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota tenth annual council session in Detroit with Winn Businese sessions of the annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J Phelps
England
Herr Andree
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Joan Wkrameker
Philantrophay
General Council of the
Minnesota
Detroit
Winn Businese
Komical Telegrams in Local Social Scene
Fragmented humor notes describe shop talk at the Mage Club and a Mason temple setting with Walter Waay Delped, Earl Peters, Esch, and Pete. a Vermilion theater trip and a political pamphlet twist surface, plus a Woody Allen style quip about a dentist recipe and a stock joke about Charlie Chaplin money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Peters
Mage Club
Honday
Matt Pete
Pete Esch
Exchange Club Fixing Spring Stir Sparks Local debate
Rumors swirl about the Exchange Club arranging a spring event as townsfolk question the motives behind the move. Critics claim financial planning appears odd while supporters defend the club’s role in community festivities and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jokm
Exchange Club
Voice of the People on Michigan roads for northern trips
A reader Letters from Elvira Obto describes a summer fishing trip through Michigan noting road conditions from Adrian to Lake Ann and Lake Ann area. The letter asks officials to publish road details to help others planning similar journeys. The writer provides fragmented route points and seeks clearer guidance for travelers and road conditions.
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Elvira
Idifor Chronicle
Lune Earh
Etris
Ann Mich
Michigan
Michican
Taedo
Adrian
Jackson
Lansing
Weston
Lona Belding
Greenville
Lake View
Howard City
Re Rapids
Reed City
Cadillac
Manton
Multe
Aovore Cain
Lake Ann
Landed at Lake Ann and traveled to Lake Ada farms
The writer recalls arriving Monday the 2nd, enjoying a fine Lake View farm stay near Lake Ada, with clean meals and abundant fish. They report catching 375 inches of fish over four days and describe travel through Manistee to Florence.
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Lake Ann
Wan
Lake Claw Lake
Lake View Farm
County to-remove dam dispute bogs county board
Fifteen years ago the county commissioners refused to order the removal of the dam at the Country Club and residents near it threatened legal action. The attorney offered residents 5200 toward removing the old Fourth Street iron bridge further south, with the rest of the expense to be covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Theatty
Suitude
Fourth Street
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Hudnutt, Manarer
F Burk
Lorain
Wmrite
State of Chin
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Orientation Bureau of Advertising
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New “York
E “Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W Hunter
Marquetts
Ctrculatics . News
ST aJie
Daniel W Williams
Apotherroth
Dani
Willan
Rupert R Beetham
Rupert R
Beethan
Dundee
Moverne
Oasis
Boethans
Tl Peseyoo
Eiks Erodat
Antte
Ferabie
Opraq
Procesdinegs International Uoaneress
Eeol
Tadat
Podar Hotel
Marcytual
Monar
Aten
Taba Hemet Ber
Cherlyy
Caleg
Medina
Yoana
Sandushy
Christian Endeavor
Tony
Naan
Taft
Fr Justice
United Stat
Abe Martin
Dia
Komical
Jiv Armitage
Himsalt
John Lo
Salem Wee Marines
Walter Waay
Turner Brick Palos
Eric
Smithoffie
Walter
Bard
Laura Jean Libby
Martin JL Davey
Irvin Brandt
Hart
Elyria Theatres Co
Walla
Eddie Brandt
Charlie Chaplin
Vermilion
Kimoney
Klines
Germany
Voice OF
People
Bosra of Elections
Jerry Smith
Shelby
Buckingham Palace
James VI
United States
Charleston
Red Arrow
West Broad St
Elyria
Wasserman & Co
Posteice
Isham Jones
Brunswick Record Fame
Century Park
Fia
Park Home Dairy CO
Health Department
Court Street
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