Fragmented Elyria daily newspaper masthead snippet
The text presents a fragmented Elyria Chronicle-Telegram masthead with Burke as managing editor and contact details. It notes Associated Press membership, circulation rates, and press rights, indicating a historic Ohio newspaper segment with multiple office locations and advertising representation.
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Burke
Qpfice
Second St
Elyria
Ohio
Eccee Ees Eee Cerns Bals Society
Associated Press
Ohio Daily Newspapers
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Publishers' Association
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
South Wabash Ave
Robert B. Ward
National Advertising Representative
Middle class union idea debated in Elyria editorial
The Elyria News argues against forming a separate middle class union citing existing civic unity and the dangers of class organization. It notes Britain’s example, warns that organized labor can coerce, and urges reliance on the constitution and citizen responsibilities rather than new unions.
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Ces
Coase
United 3 of Labor
Great Britain
Washington
Her Lys
Kennedy Jones
M. P
Arry
Arriet
Exacof
Eers
Lea
Our Primary System and Public Choice
The speaker critiques the modern primary system noting many lack faith or engage for personal reasons. They argue voters increasingly abstain and doubt the primary law’s efficacy, contrasting it with historic delegate and caucus processes and the appeal of candidate selection by personal ties.
Townshend Arrives in New York Expressing Deep U.S. Interest
Maj. Gen. Sir Charlies WW. PF Townshend, famed for Kut, has just arrived from England on a five month furlough. He says he is deeply interested in America and its blood cousins and would offer his sword and himself if the United States faced war tomorrow.
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Sir Charlies
Townshend
Kut
England
U.S
America
United States
General Townshend
New York
Democracy’s participation in primary elections questioned
The author questions low voter turnout in presidential primary contests, asking why only a fraction of eligible men vote and whether the current primary system harms democracy. They ponder whether the old method drew more citizen interest, whether elites demand change, and if the public now engages more thoughtfully with issues, while noting a drift in unity and policy direction.
Late Market Reports Continental across regions with oats and eggs
Market notes from Chicago and Buffalo dated May 1 show cattle receipts around 4 000 with beef steers $10.50 to $13.75 and bulls weaker. hogs about 14 000 with top at $15.50 and prime weights strong. sheep 6 000 with lambs mostly lower. Buffalo reports light receipts due to rail strike and packers taking drovers cattle hogs and sheep. Cincinnati prices listed for wheat barley potatoes corn oats rye hag and poultry elements with eggs steady and poultry prices noted.
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Chicago
U. S
Buffalo
East Buffalo Harestock Exchange
Cincinnati
Michigan
New York
Springers
Congressman Davey Attacks Deportation Of Reds
Congressman Davey of this district condemns Secretary of Labor Test over released Reds after DOJ evidence. He cites cases where radical Reds were freed despite strong proof they should have been deported and returned home without obstruction.
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Davey
Secretary of Labor
Department of Justice
Revolutionary Propaganda Threat Highlighted by Leaders
A statement denounces distributing revolutionary propaganda as a menace to America and a threat to national life, targeting figures like Post. The remark frames such activity as dangerous to public order and national security.
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Post
America
High Government War Pay Blamed
Forty building contractors in Youngstown under threat of a carpenters strike conceded to a 1.25 dollar hourly wage, ratifying the scale as Ode J Grubb reports. Some carpenters planned to strike as contractors stood by 1.15 dollars. A Cincinnati traction wage and hours conference is set for May 6 as union and company wait on new proposals and an older agreement expires July 1.
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Younsstown
Ode J. Grubb
Carpenters’ Union
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Tseret Car
Traction Company
Cincinnati Traction Company
Detroit
Detroit Federation of Labor
Detroit Edison Company
Toronto
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Parliament Buildings
London
Ontario
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Jack Faxon on Middle Avenue, Mrs Henry Andrews on Woodland Avenue, Mrs Elizabeth Lynch on West Avenue, Joe Ola on West River Street, and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs W Black on Gates Avenue. Discharges include Mrs Frank Sears on Bath Street, Pius Buck on Furnace Street, E L Waleasey on Water Street, and Milton Griffith on Lake Avenue.
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Jack Faxon
Middle Ave
Henry Andrews
Woodland Av
Elizabeth Lynch
West Av
Joe Ola
West River St
rMs. W. Black
Gates Av
Frank Sears
Bath St
Pius Buck
Furnace St
E. L. Waleasey
Water St
Milton Griffith
Lake Av
Famous Hall of Fame for Trees seeks neighborhood legends
Washington May 1 The American Forestry Association invites entries of trees with notable histories. Submit a photo and story of a tree linked to famous events or persons to earn membership in the Hall of Fame. Examples include Oberlin Elm linked to the first local cabin and notable alumni, Green Tree Hotel landmark on the Mississippi, and Boston Common’s Great Tree.
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Washington, D. C
Hall of Fame
American Association
Americas Forestry Association
Mississippi River
LeClaire
Iowa
Oberlin
Lucy Stone
Glenn Plumb
Wayne B Wheeler
China
Boston Common
Amerian Forestry Association
Ceities
Cdi
May Day unrest prompts nationwide police vigilance
Eastern cities fortified as May Day celebrations loom. New York mobilizes 11,000 police with federal agents patrolling, while Hartford and Cleveland boost guards. Toledo and Detroit prep for limited work resumption amid strikes and leaflets. London sees 8,000 marchers as Britain highlights loyalty campaigns. May Day actions prompt arrests and heightened security nationwide.
Turk Papers Pessimistic Over Treaty Conclave
Constantinople reports pessimism in local papers over the San Remo treaty terms. Editors fear Thrace and Smyrna status will be fixed as proposed, while Syria and Cilicia receive less attention. Foreigners warn that Greek occupation to the Chatalja line could spark a new Balkan conflict.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Greece
Thrace
Chatalia Hne
Smyrna
Taylor 15 Called Ring of Them All
Dave Taylor of Elyria overwhelmed Red McDonald of Toledo in the eight round semi final at Toledo boxing carnival. It was their second meeting with Taylor winning both bouts. Ray Bronson of Sandusky, Taylor's manager, calls him king of them all in his class.
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Dave Taylor
fElyria
Red McDonald
Toledo
Taylor
Ray Bronson
Sandusky
Prize Fighter Dies From Knockout In Boston Bout
John R. Murray, professional boxer, died in a Boston hospital after being knocked out by Dave Powers of Malden in a bout last night. Powers was arrested on manslaughter charges but discharged by the court as the death was ruled an accident. Murray collapsed in the tenth round from a blow to the chin.
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Boston
John R. Murray
Dave Powers
Malden
Powers
Murray
House Ways and Means to discuss sale tax repeal
Washington reports that elimination of the sale tax provision of the soldier relief bill will be discussed at meetings late next week of the Ways and Means Committee. The session call was issued today by Chairman Fordney.
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Washington
Fordney
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Communist Party In America
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Ring OF Them All
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