Census Findings Show Population Shifts Across States
The 1920 census reveals Nevada as the sole state losing population while Oregon California and the Pacific Coast show large gains. Nevada drops forty four thousand. California exceeds a million. the Pacific region together gains about 1.3 million.
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Nevada
Oregon
Washington
California
Pacific Coast
Ohio
New York State
Pennsylvania
North
West
South Atlantic States
Middle States
Ban the Firearms Approval in a Public Safety Letter
Editorial argues for banning the general possession and carry of firearms citing daily injuries and deaths from accidental or impulsive use. It urges stricter sales restrictions and licenses, noting rare self defense benefits and arguing public sentiment supports prohibiting guns.
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Ohio
Eamel
Elyria Merchant Show Receives Safe Weather Review
The Marion Merchant’s event was ruined by a heavy storm, while the Elyria Merchant event was deemed very successful. The Elyria effort carried weather insurance, unlike the Marion event, which did not.
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Marion
Pic‘née
Elyria
Mar-ien
Bucyrus Evening Telegraph
Evening Telegraph Declines Unordered Nordic News Print
The Burus Evening Telegraph states they did not order Scandinavian news content or carload of Scan Vian print. The note suggests readers may not want the foreign material and questions why it was offered.
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Evening Telegraph
Bucyrus Evening Telegraph
Disarmament Debate Splits Papers Over Borah Plan
The House move to broaden the Borah resolution faces mixed editorials as papers from Brooklyn to Chicago and Boston weigh in on delaying tactics versus genuine steps toward a three nation arms limit. Supporters tout presidential initiative while critics warn of loopholes and misdirection.
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Natal
House of Representatives
House
Harding
Brooklyn Eagle
Ind Dev
Callies
Japan
Great Britain
The
Chicago Tribune
Ind
Rep
Chcago News
National
Borah
New York Ma
Whch
G and Hands Press
Borahs
Enenamion
Sun
Naton
Spyracus
House Acon
New York Globe
Richmond News Leader
Ind Dem
Loverbure
Va) News
Dem
Senate
Hig
New York World
Mir Hardone
Buff_ News
Dhe
Wenis
Baltimore Sun
Barding
al Prerogioue
Wilson
Porah
Ohio milestones from 1824 to 1896
A summary of Ohio events noting 1824 Western Methodist Book Concern established in Cincinnati 1850 creation of the Cincinnati archdiocese with John B Purcell as archbishop 1883 telegraph operators in several Ohio cities strike for a 15 percent wage increase and 1896 Cleveland’s elaborate centennial celebration of its first settlement.
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Western Methodist Book Concern
Cincinnati
John B Purcell
Ohi O
Cleveland
Slacker Irwin Berghol Surrenders to Philadelphia Authorities
Irwin Berghol surrendered to authorities amid allegations of slacking behavior in Philadelphia. In a separate matter the Freedom of the City of New York was granted to Archbishop Mannix of Australia.
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Irwin Berghol
Philadelphia
City of
New York
Archbishop Mannix of
Australa
Notable births mark anniversary in early 1900s notes
Ex Duke Charles Edward born in England 37 years ago today after losing Saxe Coburg and Gotha throne. Julian W Mack of Chicago president of the Zionist Organization of America born in San Francisco nine years ago today. Dr Charles H Mare Mayo Surgical Clinic head born in Worcester Massachusetts 66 years ago today. John Graham books noted sociologist educator born in Acworth New Hampshire 75 years ago today.
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Charles Edward
Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha
England
Julian W Mack
Chicago
Zionist Organization of America
San Francisco
Charles H .Mare
Mayo Surgical Clamac
Hocaester
Minoo
John Graham Books
Acworth
National conventions open across cities this week
The text lists multiple meetings starting today from Cleveland to Detroit and Atlantic City. Highlights include the National Federation of Business and Professional Women clubs 118th convention in Cleveland and the Ancient Order of Ha rians in Detroit. Other gatherings cover banking, physiology, pharmacy, postmasters, and meal contractors across Minneapolis Des Moines and Dayton.
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Stucent de Paul
Aunder
The
Order of Sisters
Charity
Wallace
Order of Ha.rians
Detroit
Wooneapolis
American Institute of Banking
Monicapoli
American Physiopathological Society
Czartarooga
Tenpessee Pharmacenical Association Des Vioines
Owa
Davon
Ohio
Meal Contractors Association
Homecoming Program Details Attract Community Backing
An annual homecoming event outline promises free coffee and sandwiches with pie for attendees. The plan highlights a community gathering featuring refreshments and a meet of participants as part of the festivities.
Vermilion Paving Plans Draw Council Scrutiny
Vermilion officials dispute bid awards and readvertise for paving work to use grade A material. Projections shift town and county cost shares from 62 000 to around 45 000 as bids come in, with settlement offers and bond timing discussed. The Vermilion Board of Education hires Elsie Gegenheimer for second grade replacing policy changes and contracts under new law.
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Sve
Williams
Sandusky
A C. Schultz
Vermion Council
Schultzs
Patterson Company
Lorain
Vermilion Board of Education
Elsie Gegenheimer
Unemployment Slightly Upheld in Omo Across Week
George F Miles reports the free employment bureaus in seven large Omo cities show little change. Among 625 men who applied for work 1222 positions were found. for 4110 women applicants 1310 positions were secured.
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Omo
George F Miles
Ask MARTIN It’s almost got so it’s indiscreet
The speaker complains that truth telling has become risky and asks who would marry their daughters if honesty burns. The line suggests concern about virtue, reputation, and social judgment in a cautious community.
Little Jimmi Friday Walks After Months in Armchair
Four year old Jimmi Friday, once strapped to a chair for a tubercular spine condition, took his first supported step after fourteen months. Doctors hope he will soon join games again as his treatment shows success. The Vermilion Chamber of Commerce met to discuss harbor charts and river projects while band stand work continues and speed sign plans are debated. J W Sanders opened the Dew Drop Inn at Ohio and Decatur. The notice ends with an odd marketing aside about a toothpaste.
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Jimmi
Cam
Trance fragment hints at meeting and local notes
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item mentioning a Kiwanis meeting, a lead in Lake A Bi Frank Avenue, and a man with pockets fuller by weeks of distress. No clear event, date, or full names can be confirmed from the text.
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John W. Hunter
WLY Editoriae Digest
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Springfield Union
Spokane Spokesman Review
Ind Kep
Martin
the Vermilion Chamber of Comeid
Corering
Government Engineer's Office
Lmits
Sanders
Ohio and
Decatur Streets
C W Phillips
Broad St
Drus
Elyria Machine Co
Eastern Heights
Whitney and CO
Biyrfa, O
E. A. Deutsch Organization
Pheese
James A. Perry
National Association of Railways & Utilities Commissions
Lorain County Electric Co
Crown
Motorss
Toledo
Standard Oil Company
Obie Corporation
Tallor
I. Wasserman
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Ton Road
Nuttin
Marc Coats
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Ron Jewepaper
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