Hotel Men Favor Prohibition Conviction Amid Growth
The Education committee chair of the American Hotel Association in Cleveland says prohibition has raised hotel owners to a higher standing, with new hotels costing 250 million built nationwide. He notes hotel proprietors are three to one opposed to repealing or modifying the national ban, arguing prohibition has benefited legitimate business and reduced trouble from liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Hotel Association
Cleveland
United States
Editorial critique on New York as convention host
The New York Times editorial argues that Democratic and Republican parties alike have failed to deliver promised benefits from New York as a convention city. It notes partisan opposition to hosting future conventions and questions the ability to fund and attract the 1928 Republican gathering.
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New York Times
New York
An Undeserved Penalty in Actors Strike Publicity
The piece argues publicity over salaries harms actors in New York as managers profit from sensational tales. It notes actors are not rich, cites a Staten Island home for needy thespians, and says public sympathy has shifted against performers due to biased reporting and manager-driven hype.
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Actors’ Equity Association
New York
Staten Island
Painting Ohio Fad Sparks Epathete Organizing Hope
In a note on Ohio politics the author mentions office holders painting as a trend and cites Boulay’s milky way and Kobler’s orange paint in Cleveland. The piece hopes an epathete group will demand candidates reveal their colors.
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Ohio
Boulay
Kobler
Cleveland
Ohio Epathetes
Yesterdays in Ohio and Highlights of 1812 to Today
A compact chronicle noting British and Wellington era victories in 1812 near Salamanca, along with births and notable political events from 1824 to 1898. It recalls Senator Warren G Harding's nomination, Ku Klux incidents in Texas, and Belieau Wood dedication. It also lists today’s births including Thomas E Wilson and Jesse J Haines and Duke of Somerset.
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Duke of Wellington
Salamanca
Spain
John G. Gilmary Shes
America
New York
Elizabethtown
N. J
James Gordon Carter
Normal School
Massachus Bernet
New York Times
Tweed Riaz
George C. Perkins
California
Lelarrd Stanford
United States Senate
George W. Innes
Univerles
Iowa
Dubuque
Vincennes
Ind
Warren G. Harding
Ku Wlux
Texas
Thomas E. Wilson
London
Ont
Joseph L. Bristow
United States
Wolfe County
Duke of Somerset
Jesse J. Haines
St. Louis
Clayton
Komical Telegrams Spur Trial Laughter and Guesses
The snippet depicts chaotic dialogue and odd narration about a murder case and a judge, with comments on guilt pleas and hospital placement for defendants. The text weaves riffs on money, hair, and public perception, ending with scattered asides about locals and moving away.
Centennial Events Mark A Day Of War and Culture
Today marks the sixtieth anniversary of the Battle of Atlanta and the Civil War’s memory. Also noted are the centenary birth of scholar John D. Kilmary Shea, the Bayreuth Wagner festival opening with Megisterainger, Frontier Days in Cheyenne, a Florida Episcopal convention in Jacksonville, a national life underwriters conference in Los Angeles, a California supreme court special session on alien land laws, and a U.S. Department of Agriculture scientists’ party arrival.
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John
D. Kilmary Shea
Bayreuth
Los Angeles
Californi
U. & Department of Agriculture
Local notes on farm life and public trust
Abe Martin notes Senator Sam Ralston's luck for surviving three weeks at the Democratic convention while staying steady on his farm. Elmer Moore announces a partnership with his father, described as a fine young man worthy of public confidence, with a humorous tone.
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Sam Ralston
Elmer Moore
The Way of the World reflections by Grove Patterson
Grove Patterson discusses wartime veterans, government relief, and societal changes as he reflects on leadership, charity, and reform. He contrasts noble acts with idle resources and calls for sincerity and patience in government efforts to aid veterans amid broader national policy challenges.
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Grove Patterson
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Forests and long term challenges in America
A fragment discusses the importance of tackling forest problems in America over the long run, stressing that the next decade will see forests as a major issue for consideration and action.
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America
Council Passes Beer Sale Ordinance Amid Local Habits
The council enacted an ordinance halting beer by the drink sales prompting deliveries to homes and a large beer garden near Middle Avenue. Residents noted a comet lighting the sky nightly and a Haig storm caused crop and tree damage in the county. Elyria Library reopened after a fire had destroyed a previous structure.
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the & Tap Co
Wes Benew
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Paul Painlevé and French Chamber Turmoil Across Provinces
The article traces the forced suspension of the French Chamber and the rising profile of Paul Painlevé a former professor at Ecole Polytechnique who shifted to politics. It outlines his career from academia to naval journalism and government service, noting his involvement with ministerial changes and wartime roles amid a shifting political landscape.
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Paul Paines
Paul
Prominienes
Paul Painleva
Seho Ilir
Ecolu Pal Vhnique
Centralae Rheuthon
Academy of Seiener
Eee Heing
France
Afroneity Legee
Nivelle En Champarne
Monieve
Maley
Debtor to creditor nation viewed in foreign investments
E H Simmons president of the New York stock exchange notes the shift of the United States toward creditor status and weighs risks and advantages of investing American capital abroad. He cites European experience and says domestic needs and self sufficiency may keep the U S investing mainly at home. He adds that proceeds from foreign loans should finance postwar recovery and economic health.
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United States
Great Britain
E. H. H. Simmons
New York Stock Exchange
Furthemore
America
Paris
Iorestor
Atlantic Ocean
General Tysonge A Pivotal Tennessee Politician
General Lawrence D Tysonge long associated with Tennessee politics for 25 years. He served as Speaker of the Tennessee General Assembly in 1905 and was Democratic nominee for U S senator in 1913. He led as a vice presidential candidate at the 1920 San Francisco convention and commanded troops in the Spanish War and World War I. Born in Greenville North Carolina, he is a West Point graduate who later built Knoxville’s textile industry.
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Lawrence D. Tysonge
Tennessee
House of the
Tennessee General Assembly
United States
San Francisco
Greenville
N. C
Tyson
West Point Academy
Knoxville
Sixth
United States Volunteers
Fifty-ninth Infantry
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U.S. Senate
Asaries
Harding
Sitka
Alaska
Belieau Wood
China
Komical
Darrow
Plains
Akon
Bill Crowner
Thoug Jr
Olire
Joe Weicl
Hhe
Ant Sr
George Niles
Hit
Garth
Atlanta
ABE_MARTIN
Connecticut
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Gladstone
Britain
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Argyll
Tand
Albert Edward-and
Prince of Wales
Long Island
S Ee
Key Wests
Primlewe
U. W. Phillips
Best Farm
Lorain County
Oberlin- Norwalk Road
Oberlin
Frank A. Smith & Brother
Elyria Block
Elyria, Ohio
Stock Exchange
UMMER
Ruggles Beach
Glade
B. Thomas
Ha Fast Aventif
Beeri Krown
Yuri
Roehl Oil CO
Simpson Motor Co
Elyria Vulcanizing Co
Veedol
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