Favors Lower Rates on Railroads Across Nation
The editorial argues President Harding favors cutting railroad passenger and freight rates, while facing opposition. It cites wage reductions of 12 percent starting July 1 and calls for trimming executive salaries, arguing small investors were harmed in past rail failures and that the public would welcome Harding’s stance.
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Harding
Labor Railroad Board
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Wall Street
Soldier Bonus Justice Must Be Timely, Court Covenant Now
Senator Penrose heads a Finance committee subcommittee to study the soldiers bonus but the public demands action not inquiries. The war’s veterans seek recognition of their needs and a fair settlement, with justice over charity, as the nation shifts from misrule to a Democratic era. The GOP is urged to act promptly to honor commitments to World War I veterans.
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Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Republican Party
Stice
Antiquit
Campaign cigars topple Minnesota office holder
The article notes a political figure in Minnesota was unseated by a distribution of campaign cigars. It describes the official making a serious but unwarranted mistake and suggests passing out coin of the realm to sustain the position. Despite investigations, such practices persist, exposing the office seeking to scrutiny.
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Minnesota
Government price trends contested by Calvin D Brown
Government experts say prices are falling while Calvin D Brown argues a sudden slump would signal a serious general crisis nationwide. The public remains split, with most people agreeing with either side or both speakers in some measure.
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Calvin D. Brown
Mr. Brown
Contention Over Taft as Chief Justice Choice Divides Editors
United States newspaper editors weigh Taft for Chief Justice against other candidates. Debates center on age politics and suitability with Hughes preferred by some, while others push Anderson Cox Borah or Sutherland as alternatives. Some papers note Southern balance and warn against a stop gap for Hughes.
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Supreme Court
Taft
Klughes
Mr. Taft
Akron Beacon Journal
Rep
Judge Anderson
Boston
C0x
Borah
Columbia
D. C
Holmes
Lark
Cedar Rapids
Ind
Ock
Sland Argus
Dem
Sioux City Tribune
Yuchburg News
Tait
Charleston
Ang Ourier
Reul
polit-C&l
Sayig
Rivugal
Tne Layiun News
Vaal Mir
Att Woen
Yatt
Tpreoloq Keeedudiian
Ina
Toe Joplin
Grobe
Mughes
Hugues
San Francisco Chronicle
United States
Hughes
Sacramento Union
Salt Lake Tribune
Itep
New Orleans
New York Post
The
New York World
Fall
Des Moines Register
Ind Rep
White
Bluefield
W. Va
Telegraph
West Virginia
Ritz
State Court of Appeals
Wheeling
Suterland
Ohio
Elyria Police Gallery of Criminals Keeps Detailed Records
Elyria police maintain extensive rosters on felons with photographs bertillon measurements fingerprints and other data. The rogues gallery operates under Detective Zarnke and informs Lorain Amherst Oberlin and Wellington departments assisting identification nationwide.
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Elyria
Police
Lorain
Sheriff's Office
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Zamtte
Puzile
Zarke
Bertillon
Elyrian
Zarnke
Rogues’ Gallery
Detecto v Zarnke
C .Ly
Detectiva Jane’s
Parol
Elyria Police Department
Oregon elects Robe rt N Stanfield to U S Senate
Former sheep farmer Robe rt N Stanfield of Oregon defeats Democrat incumbent George E Chamberlain to win a United States Senate seat. Stanfield, born in Umatilla in 1877, rose from one hundred sheep to a 600000 head operation and served as Oregon House speaker before entering national politics.
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International News Service
MR. Reader
Oregon House of Representatives
Robert N. Stanfield
United States
Oregon
George E. Chamberlain
Senator Stanfield
Warren
Wyoming
Stanfield
California
Senator
Umatilla
Chamberlain Dominates State Senate Bid at Medina Meeting
George H. Chamberlain carried the Medina convention with strong support from Lorain and Medina counties. Skeels drew votes from Manafield and Ashland counties while efforts to union Lorain county horse shoers failed. The city funded a summer concert program by the Maccabee band with 150 dollars.
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Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
George H. Chamberlain
Medina
Chamberlain
Manafield
Ashland
Skeels
Lorain County Horse Shoers
Maccabee Band
Jersey City JournalBacks Pitney for Supreme Court Seat
The Jersey City Journal urges Justice Pitney as the solution to the vacancy, arguing his learning experience and poise are needed at a pivotal time for the high tribunal. It notes practice sentences fall short of meeting the standard to set aside the ex-President in favor of the Utah lawyer.
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Jersey City Journal
Ind
Justice Pitney
Editorial on Negro progress over gloom and prejudice
The piece counters pessimism in Negro press coverage, noting rising Black wealth and investment, church funding for education, and growing cross racial understanding. It urges optimism, action, and unity, calling out discouragement and urging readers to join the march toward equal citizenship and opportunity.
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Piccadilly
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Virginia Baptist Convention
Washington
Mooney Labor Leader Seeks New Trial in Audita Querela
Thomas Mooney, once a labor leader serving a life sentence for alleged involvement in the Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco, pursues a new trial under audita querela in Superior Court with his wife and mother present. The rest of the text about Mercury and unrelated facts should be ignored for this record.
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Thomas Mooney
San Francisco
Harold
Louderback's Court
Mooney
Audita Querela
Rena Mooney
Mary Mooney
Discovery of Planet Mercury in Antiquity Record
The article recounts early astronomical discovery of Mercury as an ancient achievement. It notes patient observation over weeks and years, methods using planetary almanacs, and Mercury's crescent phase in telescopic views. It explains Mercury's 88 day orbital period and its near-sun position affecting visibility.
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Mercuary
Venus
Mercury
Earth
Solar System
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the Chronicle-Telegram
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J. F. Burke
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Second St
Elyria Postoffice
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Advertising Society
U. 5
Consolidated Press Association Commercial Bank
Washinon
CNIEF
Elyria Polige
Shepherd
Oregon Hills
U. S
Mr. Chamberlain
Opera House
D. A. Cleveland
North Ridge
G. B. French
LaGrange
Century Block
Editorial
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Brother
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Saeintcu
Cbse
Warthal
Uae
Joud Setuin
Wwe
Evon
Wayuily
Klein
West Ave
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Haynes, Scripps Booth and International Trucks
E. Bridge
Elyria, Ohio
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
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