Judge Hough Heads Ohio National Guard Leader
Our contemporary the Plain Dealer commended the appointment of Judge Hough as head of the Ohio National Guard. The piece notes his World War I service with the Rainbow Division, Croix de Guerre, and distinguished service medal, and that the move should prove popular statewide.
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Plain Dealer
Judge Hough
National Guard
Hough
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Ben W. Hough
Hamstringing Him and Paradoxes in Public Life
The piece argues Governor Donahey is hamstrung by the reorganization law, questions the governor’s power amid opposing legislature, and critiques leaders from Crabbe to Smith. It notes escapees, political humor, and public-welfare reflections, ending with musings on effort and optimism.
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Crabbe
Donahey
Erratic Clippings of 18th and 19th Century Events
A fragmented list of scattered dates and events notes births such as Alexander born in Philadelphia on May 15 1794 and various historical milestones including Civil War politics in New York Chicago Kiel Canal opening Emperor William ceremony and a Salvador defeat with hundreds slain amid flood damage.
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Alexander
Phila
New York
Chicago
William
Kiel Canal
North Sea
Balily
Salvador
Puesto
One Year Ago Today Tales of Rights and Royal Births
A brief retrospective notes a year ago events including amendment to women’s rights in Greece and a birthday for King George V in Marlborough London. Mentions a British army 53 rear armur and a reference to a comedian in Prone G county amid the Brmnin event from that day.
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Greece
United States
George V Greatain
Norn
Marlborough
London
Rey M. Bre
Dallanama
Prone
G County
Tre
Brmnin
Dynamic handshake eases Hays' neuritis during era
ABE MARTIN notes a strained tone about a word and recalls a last week encounter where Tell Binkley and Will Hays shook hands, an act described as easing Hays' neuritis amid wartime strain and political effort.
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Wren
Tell Binkley
Will H. Hays
One Hundred Years Ago in F irst Christian Warsh
Delegates from various groups expected in Atlanta City for the convention of the Advertising Club of the World. Johnny Kilbane defends his featherweight title against Eugene Crain. Washington to be transported with color and rigation for delegations arriving.
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John Randolph
Roanoke
Atlanta
Tae Polo Grounds
New York
Johnny Kilbane
Eugene Crigui
Washington
Sarine
Komical Telegrams From The Sunny South Letter Fragment
The fragment discusses travel to the South by train, rough notes on mood and language barriers, tension between north and south, and a remark about hot weather and regional conditions. It references a travel route, a tower, and incomplete messages with a peevish tone.
Fragmentary Speech on America First and Natives
The text discusses a preference for an America first approach, mentions natives and a broader world, and references using a wig and judgments. It also alludes to Southern Hospice and Lodany as unclear terms in a fragmented spoken passage.
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America
Laming Worthington Evans Named Postmaster General and Cabinet Member
The appointment of Sir Laming Worthington Evans as postmaster with a cabinet seat completes England's official family under Premier Frawley Balawin. Evans, a longtime lawyer, drew political attention opposing Lloyd George over a national insurance plan. He served as financial secretary of the war office, cabinet minister of blockade, and secretary of war before wartime roles in munitions. Born August 23, 1848, he traveled from Colchester to the Tower House in 1914.
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Sir Laming Worthington Evans
Frawley Balawin
England
Worthington Evans
David Lloyd George
Lloyd George
Sir Laming
War Office
Trade Department
Munitions
Tower House of
Mens
Colches
County approves bridge contract on Black River project
Fifty years ago the county commissioners set the contract for a Black River bridge at 23 dollars. The grand total of personal plantiz in Lorain rose to 7 425 119 dollars, an increase of 668 219 from the previous year. The pancake lane and Captain Jack street buzzed with street talk as locals noted the new names and changes. Thomas Harhom England ders and Sir Edward Elgar were mentioned in a brief nostalgia note about notable figures from England.
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Lorain Oy
Britain to FulfIl Palestine Mandate Consul Says
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot urges cooperation between genders in politics calling a women’s party unnecessary and praising women for focus on taxes economies and efficiency. A British consul in New York asserts Britain will fulfill the Palestine mandate and invites Jewish unity with the English speaking world for postwar peace.
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Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Britain
Palestine Mandate
Emerson Poem Fragments on Thought and Dignity
A compact reflection on the inalienable right to thought and pride, contrasting inner light with wealth. It links thought to enduring value beyond material riches, envisioning thought’s glow beyond time and its unity with the divine.
Ninety-Six-Year-Old Farmer Sees First Movie
George Tuttle, a farmer from seven miles south of Conneaut Ohio, watched his first film in 75 years. He called the picture wonderful and recalled his earlier cinema experiences.
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George Tuttle
Conneaut, O
Parker Named New U S War Claims Official
Edwin B Parker a Texas lawyer and national figure in public service becomes umoire of the Mixed Claims Commission handling war claims of the United States Government and American citizens against Germany He is a Missouri native who moved to Texas, studied law, built a notable Southwest practice, helped organize the War Industries Board and joined the U S Liquidation Commission Edward Penfield an artist illustrator born in New York City 57 years ago plus references to Rafia G Pleasant a former Louisiana governor born in Shilwt La 52 years ago today
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Edwin B. Parker
Willam R. Day
United States
Germany
Texas
Judge Parker
Missouri
Houston
Southwest
Wington
War Industries Board
Pied States Liquidation Commission
Edward Penfield
Amer
York City
Rafia G. Pleasant
Louisiana
Porn
Shiiwt. la
Dedicatory Organ Recital at St Peter's Church
Notice urges attendance at a dedicatory organ recital at St Peter's Church in North Ridgeville on Sunday evening June 3 at 8 15 p m sharp. The announcement stresses punctual arrival and formal observance.
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St. Peter's Church
North Ridgeville
Mrs William Howard Taft Born in Cincinnati at Sixty Two
Mrs William Howard Taft wife of the United States Chief Justice was born in Cincinnati and is reported to be sixty two years old. Her health and activities are noted as part of a social record in the county.
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Wiliam Howard Taft
United States
Cincinnati
Victor
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