Seat of Opposition to Primary
A broad defense of the direct primary argues it empowers the people against corrupt political rings. It contrasts reformers like the W C T U and the League of 44 Omens Voters with career "office seekers" who manipulate offices for personal gain. The piece warns against intelligent minority rule and paternalistic reformers, urging voters to uphold self government and reject spoils politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of 44 Omen Voters
Mussolini
Russia
Lenine
United States
Yesterday and Today in Ohio and National Days
A historical roundup lists notable births and events across years. Highlights include Samuel Colt born 1814 in Hartford and Hermanus Bleecker’s death, 1849, with various 19th and 20th century dates. Also notes on Wilson peace treaty stance, Confederate figures, and today’s birthdays of Charles Edward, Dr. Charles Mayo, Julian Mack, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Colt
Hartford
Conn
Prince Leopold
Brussels
Hermanus Bleecker
Congress
Almeridan
Borge
Count Bismark
Yellowstone Park
McKintey
Oynoothead
Wilson
Turlock
California
Charles Edward
Duke
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
England
Toduay
Charles H. Mayo
Mayo Surgical Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
San Francisco
Robert W. Meusel
New York
Oakland
Calif
Obscure 19th Century Events Mentioned In Brief
A garbled note recalls a Two Hundred Years Ago moment at the Union, plus a London gathering of Maureens and a 15th annual Sons of the Revolution meeting. It references English royals, church leaders, and a new cathedral in Liverpool amid a fragmentary account of ceremonies and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
London
England
Thale
Grand Cathelierpool
Komical Telegrams Reflect Kiwanis Club Night
Jim Armitage notes a lively Kiwanis gathering with humor and gossip about Harriet Upton and a lighthearted quip about Harding and Congress. The piece highlights playful banter and audience reaction as members applaud despite unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Upton
Harriet
Harding
Congress
O Aly Kiwanis Club
Nana
Reform of Singer Fees and Dinners Sparks Debate
A report notes changes in speaker fees reducing from two to one, highlighting raised concerns from Warren residents about fairness. The piece mentions a regular speaker from the Women group and references club dinners as a focal point of the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Fenty
Student L Santegs Graduates Early At Warvard
A brief item notes L Santegs graduates from Warvard at age 17 after completing studies ahead of schedule. The report records an exceptional early graduation by a young student linked to Warvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Santegs
Warvard
Standardization of society sparks debate at Marietta College
Dr Edward S Parsons president of Marietta College warns of organized efforts to standardize society toward uniform political ideas and theology. He notes global social standardization growing rapidly with many embracing easier, more comfortable living while acknowledging concerns about loss of individuality and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Parsons
Marietta College
Hye
Paupie
Dr. Persons
The Human Mind and Social Views Across Time
A reflective piece questions norms about intellect and behavior through examples like Frederick Santee and a Grand Rapids craftsman known as How Made. It contrasts unconventional potential with public judgments and hints at social reform ideas including labor and women’s roles, while noting Murray Butler’s anti Prohibition stance in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Calendar reform and peace debate amid League proposals
A debate on adopting a new world calendar by the League of Nations is described, with critics noting the change affects time reckoning while stressing the need to pursue peace. The passage contrasts cautious fact gathering with bold talk and reflects on July’s heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Frame Catholic church to expand on Middle Avenue
Fifty years ago the Frame Catholic church in Middle Avenue was enlarged with new pews. Aetna Hook and Ladder Co practiced nightly for the Tiffin tournament. James Dake the ladder man climbed like a squirrel. The wool market was lively with Merino wool at 45c per pound. The Village Council barred daytime bathing in Black River. Mayor Gates advertised selling park land in the south part of the park. Lizzie Gates concert soprano returned from New York City to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
Aetna Hook & Ladder CO
James Dake
Black River
Gates
Lizzie Gates
New York City
Aetna Hook & Ladder Receives New Speed Wagon
Mr and Mrs N B ates are noted as parents while the Aetna Hook and Ladder Co. receives a new speed wagon for tournament use and aims to break records with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Bates
Aetna Hook & Ladder Co
One Corner of Thy Heart A Poem by Gerald Massey
A brief verse expresses parting sorrow as the speaker asks a beloved to keep a small corner of their heart for him. The poet speaks of leaving, wishing happiness for the beloved, and that their momentary separation remains their last farewell. The tone is melancholic and intimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Massey
Popular sheet music and fox trot selections advertised
Ads list new and popular recordings and sheet music featuring Billy Murray Ed Smalle Paul Whiteman and Charles Dornberger. Entries include Hinky Dinky Par ley Woo San Oriental Fox Trot I Cant Get the One I Want and Tonight's the Night with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinky Dinky
Parley Woo
Billy Murray
Ed Smalle
San-Oriental
Paul Whiteman
New Century Revue
Charles Dornberger
Bargain Second Hand Pianos Offered For Trade In
Piano dealer announces several high quality second hand pianos available at bargain prices. Ask for Mr Krapp to learn full details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krapp
Day Couple Readies Return From Michigan Vacation
Mr and Mrs H K Day will return Sunday from a vacation in Elk Rapids and other points in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Day
Elk Rapide
Michigan
New Kitchen Goods and House Furnishings Sale Highlights
New salad bowls plates and other dishes priced at 50c and 60c appear alongside three piece tea sets and Half China Tea Pots. Bride shoppers continually update kitchen outfits in the House Furnishing Department. Purple stamps offer savings while Hygrade Electric Lamps drop to 27c for 15 to 40 watt sizes. A cutlery sale promises substantial savings on pocket knives and shears as paint demand rises with favorable dry weather. Bookkeeper Mrs. Cora Smith spends vacation in Pittsburg.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Mtrest
Elyria
Onis Pho Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
F. Burke
A.C Mudnutt
Elyria Postonce
Blyria
Ohio
BR Claudes
Firth
Sonny Hunter
Marquette
James Bruce
Elgin
Cetes
Indice
Radeon Bridge
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States Congress
Richmond
William FE. Gladstone
Rhilison Capers
Enispal
South Carolina
Flane
Rantout
Panchot Villa
Parral
Alne Alberto Santos-Dumont
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Josiah H. Penniman
University of Pennsylvania
Concord
Mass
Hubert E. Bolton
University of California
University of Texas
Wilton
Wis
Walter F. Lineberger
Michael J Gibbons
St. Paul
Minz
Jim Armitage
Abe Martin
Nivinio
Grove Patterson
Oxford
Frederick Santee
Efe
York Town
Murray Butler
Ylumbia University
the Peerless Oil Co
the Home Company
Dr. Butler
P.O
Cedar St
Hygienic Ice Co
Cyclone Insurance
Pat Crow
Turner
Glade
B. Thomas
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Victor
Victor Records
Broad Mt
Day’s Hardware
Mrs
Cora Smith
Pittsburg
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