Chronicle history notes and editorial leadership list
A brief archival record listing the Chronicle’s published history from July 24 1829 through modernTimes, noting publishers and editors including A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt and William D Hudnutt with Julie Wallace as managing editor Brad Dicken as editorial page editor.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Julie Wallace
Brad Dicken
LaRose aims at politics in Ohio Ballot Board role
Opinion piece argues Secretary of State Frank LaRose uses Ballot Board power to hinder ballot measures. It cites split proposals on anti-discrimination and same sex marriage, notes past edits to proposed amendments, and questions priorities as LaRose campaigns for state auditor.
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Ohio
Frank LaRose
LaRose
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
GOP
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio House
Ohio Senate
Call for Immigration Lawful Action and Border Control
A letter argues the U S has been overwhelmed by illegal entrants from foreign countries and urges strict enforcement. It contends activists hinder ICE by noncooperation in sanctuary cities and claims federal law supersedes local leadership. The piece calls to remove criminals and enforce immigration laws nationwide.
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U.S
ICE
Mamdani
Barack Obama
Cuba
East Germany
Germany
Berlin
East Berlin
West Berlin
Adams
Justice Department
New York
Fire Department
DOJ
Trump
RFE
Donald
Adams leads New York in cashed-up political clash
Kathleen Parker notes New York City politics hinge on billionaire support for Eric Adams, with Mamdani's socialist platform drawing heavy donor attention. The piece contrasts Adams's background and record with Mamdani's policy pledges, while recalling Cuomo's decline and national figures shaping the race.
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Zahran Mamdani
United States of America
New York City
Upper East Side
Eric Adams
Mamdani
Hamptons
Adams
Marc Holliday
Andrew M. Cuomo
Cuomo
New York
Trump
Letitia James
United States
Immigration and Customs
New
Gallup
Mike Bloomberg
State Assembly
Bowdoin College
Students For Justice In
Palestine
Kathleen Parker
Washington Post
Whitaker Birthday Noted On Almanac July Fifteenth
Almanac entry lists actor Forest Whitaker turning 64 on July 15, 2025 alongside a birthday roster including Rembrandt, Mother Cabrini, Linda Ronstadt, Arianna Huffington, and Damian Lillard. It also notes Ford’s first car price, a moon phase detail, and Nintendo’s NES debut dated July 17.
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Rembrandt van Rijn
Clement Clarke Moore
St. Frances Xavier
Cabrini
Clive Cussler
Vivian Malone Jones
Linda Ronstadt
Arianna Huffington
Jesse Ventura
Forest Whitaker
Adam Savage
Damian Lillard
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