Chronicle Telegram imprint and editorial notes
The fragment shows the Burke managing editor line and an Elyria Ohio edition header with pricing, publishing details, and Associated Press and circulation notes. It lists offices in New York and Chicago and names Robert B. Ward as national advertising representative with rights and dispatch credits.
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Associated Preedtawet
Ohio
Livtéaw
Amatieey Publishers' Association
New York
Omoe
Fifth Ave
Chicago
South Webass Ave
Robert B. Ward
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Be Associated Plans
Hoy
Eper
Marion
Ohio Education Rank Sparks Call for School Reform
Ohio sits twelfth in Dr. Leonard Ayres’s education efficiency report, with fifty nine percent effectiveness. The New York Times review notes western states lead while southern states lag, and cites rising high school attendance from about nineteen thousand in 1870 to nearly two million now, urging higher funding for public schools nationwide.
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Ohio
New York Times
Leonard P. Ayres
Dvent of Education
Russell Sage Foundation
Buckeye
Montana
Ria
Arizona
New Jersey
New York
South
Ayres
America
United States
Iblic
Women in High Federal Office Debate Amid Progress
The article argues that appointing a woman to the U S Attorney General role is overdue and feasible. Annette Adams, a former rural teacher turned lawyer, is cited as a capable candidate advancing in public service. It credits educated women with rising to demanding posts and highlights coeducational training producing strong female graduates.
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Wilson
Eason
Annette Adams
Len
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California
Harding enters race for senator in Ohio nominating bid
Columbus reports United States Senator Warren G. Harding filed for re nomination at the August primary. His declaration was made in Chicago and forwarded by George B Harris of Cleveland. The list of Republican and Democrat candidates appears for various offices including governor and secretary of state.
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United States
Warren G. Harding
Geo. B Harris
Cleveland
Harrig
Chicago
Harding
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Progressive State Central Committee
Secretary of State
Ohio
U. S
R. M. Wanamaker
Aron
W. F. Brown
Frank B. Willis
Delaware
J. P.walser
Akron
Macy Violet Walcutt
Fairfield County
Govenor
Ralph D Cole
Findlay
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
Harry L
Lebanon
Rudolph W. Archer
Bellaire
Harry 8. Day
Fremont Attorne
Johng. Price
Supreme Court
Newell K. Kennon
St. Clairville
C.T. Marshall
Zanesville
Edward Vollrath
Bucyrus
Frank W. Geiger
Springfield
Silas S. Richards
Clyde
Benson W. Hough
Edward Mathias
van Wert
Thomas A Jones
Jackson
C. Homer Durand
Coshocton
W. A. Julian
James O'Neil
A. V. Doughey
New Philadelphia
Howell Wright
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Guy A. Winegarner
Wm. D. Fulton
Newark
Harry A. Ball
Steubenville
Wm. H. Hoover
West Virginia mine conflicts spark demand for federal probe
A resolution by the United Mine Workers denounces West Virginia gunmen and state authorities. It urges Congress to investigate mine conditions after clashes with Baldwin-Fells agents and calls Gov Cornwell negligent in protecting citizens amid mobilized armed forces in Mingo and McDowell counties.
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Miters
West Virginia
Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Cormwell
Commonwealth
Dderson
Badiwin-Fels Detective Agency
Matewan
Mingo
McDowell
Gov. Cornwell
Congress
Three Die in Wabash Train Crash Near Wauseon
June 12 wreck near Wauseon leaves five dead after a Wabash freight collides with an auto. Victims include Roy H Moats and wife W F Moats and Mrs. W F Moats and Mrs J G Reynolds of Ney.
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Wauseon
Roy H Moats
W. F. Moats
J. G. Reynolds
Ney
U S Government Buys 14,000 Tons Argentine Sugar
The United States government purchased 14 000 metric tons of Argentine sugar. The deal highlights ongoing trade with Argentina and marks a sizable purchase by the government.
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Buenos Artes
U. S
Abandon Plan to Manufacture Planes by Curtisa Firm
Curtisa Aeroplanes and Motor Corporation said it would halt producing commercial aircraft after Congress failed to curb British aircraft imports. The move underscores tensions over defense and industry support during wartime.
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New York
Curtisa Aeroplanes and Motor Corporation
Congress
Harding explores paths to break deadlock in presidential race
Chicago reports a flurry of overnight talks among Republican leaders led by Harding as they seek to unlock a stalemate for the nomination. Johnson, Coolidge, and Wood supporters discuss a possible compromise ticket with Harding on the ballot.
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Chicago
Harding
Ohio
Senator Johnson
California
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Wadsworth and Calder
New York
Brag@tree
Connecticut
Smoot
Cig
William Barnes Jr
Ogden Mills
Gov. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New England
Penrose
Lake Michigan
Nicholas Murray Butler
Harding efforts shape a harmony ticket in early talks
Harding supporters push a unity lineup as Wood and Lowden gain momentum in New York and across multiple states. Dark horse prospects, including Gov. Sproul, loom with contingency plans in morning discussions and breakfast table councils.
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New York
Wood
Lowden
Oregon
Missouri
Delaware
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
North Dakota
Michigan
Nebraska
Johnson
Harding
Dinner Stories and a Stock of Death Interest
A Scottish parish tale threads through a quirky scene with a lordly visitor and a barber’s report on parish meetings. A Shropshire elder asks for a gently carried funeral while items and whiskey are mentioned in a curious stock list.
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Ministry of Food
Legion Sunday Baseball Disbands Amid Poor Crowds
The American Legion team in Elyria disbanded after failing to draw crowds for Sunday games. The squad played one victory over Cleveland Willard Storage Battery 19 to 1 and a heavy 15 to 0 loss to Cleveland White Autos before folding.
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American Legion
Elyria
Ohio
Legion
Cleveland Willard Storage Battery
Cleveland White Autos
Attempted Assassination of Egyptian Premier in Cairo
An unsuccessful bombing aimed at Egyptian premier Yusuf Wahba Pagha occurred in Cairo on June 12. This marks the second such attack within six months, the first having targeted him on December 15, 1919.
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Cairo
Yusuf Wahba Pagha
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