Survey Voices on Prohibition in Ohio Among Readings
Friday June 6 1924 note on Dr Nicholas Murray Butler prohibition speech. New York Herald Tribune survey shows no clear push for repeal. Ohio report cites effective prohibition with enforcement scandals yet open sale halted. Home brewing down. wine making common. thousands of private stills. No general repeal sentiment detected. Butler’s repeal timeline not shared. Safeguards suspended to enforce prohibition. trial by jury strained. repeal advocates favor light home wines and beers but lack program.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
New York Herald Tribune
Ohio
Butler
Henry Ford as Reader in Hearst Magazine
Allan Benson counters Ford’s image as merely a businessman, noting Ford’s reading of Longfellow Emerson Maeterlinck Whittier Logan and Whittier plus modern works. He cites Ford’s claim that one idea can be captured in a sentence, challenging the notion of rapid reading and dense ideas.
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Hearst
International Magazine
Henry Ford
Allan Benson
Ford
Longfellow
Emerson
Maeter- Jinck
Nevetheless
Whittier and Logan
Mr. Ford
Macterlinck
Whittier
John Dewey
Robinson
Presbyterian Church in Yonkers withdraws visiting pastor
A Yonkers Presbyterian body withdrew an invited visiting pastor after learning his sermon titled The Five Points of Fundamentalism. The note hints at a next Sunday's address on Religious Toler ance and Seeking the Truth and laments fear among supporters who disagree yet refuse to listen to opposing views.
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Yonkers
New York
Too Much Risk Over Bonded Garden Management At Madison Square
A jumble of reader notes questions why Madison Square Garden was bonded to stay dry during the Democratic National Convention. Authors wonder if it reflected on the party or signaled miracle worker status, and express relief at not signing the bond. Other items discuss costs of a bonus bill, a widow’s home, and a Newark piece, with various clipped headlines.
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Madison Square Garden
Company
Miracle Workers
Marden
Yesterday's Ohio and anniversaries of long past days
A garbled collage lists notable dates and figures from Ohio and world history, including deaths of poets Ludovico Ariosto and Nathan Hale, fires in Montreal, royal assassinations, and early Canadian leadership. It notes today’s birthdays and public figures, plus assorted local remarks about Elyria, Lorain, a road project, and reflections on life, with a mix of excerpts and editorial tangents.
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Toda
Ludovico Ariosta
Ferrara
Nathan Hale
Coventry Coon
Jecurt College
Montreal
Czar Alexander
Russia
Paris
Napoleon III
John A Macdonald
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa
Glasgow
American Jewish Historical Society
United States
Chauteau-Thierry
US Railroad Labor Board
US Army
Dayton
Ohio
James G Blaina Nominated for Presidency at Chicago
Forty years past, James G Blaina was nominated for the presidency by the Republican national convention in Chicago. Virginia marks the 125th anniversary of Patrick Henry's death with tribute. A spirited campaign concludes in North Carolina before Democratic primaries tomorrow. High school orators from across the country gather in Washington to compete on the Constitution. The Cleveland convention committee finishes preparations for a grand municipal auditorium and a near flawless national convention.
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James G Blaina
Chicago
Virginia
Patrick Henry
North Carolina
United States
Washington
Cleveland
Komical Telegrams by Jim Armitage, Himself
A fragment mentions Komical Telegrams by Jim Armitage and notes Lorain Times Herald tried to reach a home paper for news beyond last week. The text is partial and lacks clear events or dates.
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Komical Telegrams
Jim Armitage
Lorain Times' Herald
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
The Way of the World offers a look at life through others experiences and values. The piece discusses lessons in appreciating what people gain from life and studying their sympathies. Arthur Nash, president of a Cincinnati wholesale tailor company, is mentioned as saying he has insights to share.
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Tio
Grove Patterson
Arthur Nash
The
Nash Company
Cincnniti
Excerpted Query on Golfers and Social Graces
A garbled dialect piece muses on becoming a skilled golfer and the long path to acting natural in a car. It contrasts self taught effort with social cues, noting how partners and onlookers react as if innate. The fragment hints at learned poise and public perception.
Local engagements and nuptials noted in 35 years past
A 35 year old item records T. J. Armstrong to erect a substantial iron fence around the Catholic parsonage and school on Middle Avenue. It also mentions the marriage of Fred Ingersoll to Miss Ruby Case, with details unclear in the fragment.
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T. J. Armstrong
Middle Avenue
Fred Ingersoll
Ruby Case
Labor Leader Urges Care on Universal Conscription War Plan
Samuel Gumpers of the American Federation of Labor argues for removing profit from war but cautions against rushing a universal conscription scheme. He favors a commission from diverse sectors to study measures that prevent profiteering while preserving economic life, stressing cautious, principled action over emotion or rigid formulas.
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Samuel Gumpers
American Federation of Labor Fn
American Federationist
AF. of L
Asain Butt
Solemnized by Rey E Buxton Graduation Night Tragedy
The obituary notes the Elyria area deaths and moves of local figures. Charles Kelly previously ran a Lansing business and Mick returned to Elyria to open a dental office. Frank Raywond sold his restaurant hire and relocated to Fremont to pursue the game business. Sister Aloysius known as Viary Lar died of consumption at the Sister's Home on Fourth Street and was buried in Cleveland.
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Rey E . Buxton
Flyria
Emoon
Charles Kelly
Lansing
Mick
Elyria
Frank Raywond
Fremont
Aloysius
Viary Larcom
Fourth Street
The
Order
Cleveland
Endurance Pioneer in 1919 Cross-Continental Flight
The piece notes Robe tt Lows Stevenson IV THT Digs NEWS Taent Lowell Ho Smith now commanding the American 4 in ground aviation. He had an early arm record and led the endurance contest from Nowara to San Francisco in 1919, ranking first from the West Coast to Chicago before an unavoidable delay cost him a potential win.
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Lowell Ho Smith
Nowara
San Francisco
Chicago
WWI Pilot Smith Achieves Long Nonstop Flights
Lieut Smith, 2 years old? No, a Santa Barbara native, enlisted in the Aviation Section Signal Corps and earned a commission as first lieutenant during WWI. He completed nonstop flights including routes from Canada to the Mexican border, with much training in England.
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Smith
Santa Barbara
Calif
Signal Corps
America
England
Conventions Opening Today Across Cities
Conventions kickoff with events in New Orleans and Boston as the Louisiana Federation of Business and Professional Women and the Nurses' Association host activities while the New Jersey Elks' Association holds sessions in Jersey City.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Federation of Business and Professional Women
Boston
Nurses’ Association
Jersey City
New Jersey
Elks’ Associationate
Land Transfers Tie Names to Lots in Local Survey
Real estate transfers listed include Steve Garas to Henry Ernest for parcels 18 and 19 in Taylor Land and Improvement Co’s Birmingham Park allotment in Tlyria for 500 dollars. Anna Weber to Ralph Cobb for lot 12 in Pole's addition to Lorain at 1375 dollars. Elizabeth Sauer to Florence Lovell for part of section 18 in Avon Lake at 1000 dollars. Chas Stutzke to W G Swable for lot 6 block 10 in Chamberlain trustees addition to Lorain at 590 dollars. Many transfers show sums around five hundred to four thousand dollars with several named local areas.
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Rial Estate
Steve Garas
Henry Ernest
Taylor Land & Improvement Co
Birmingham Park
Tlyria
Vermilion
Lake Cota Jol
Brownhiem
Anna Weber
Ralph Cobb
Pole
Lorain
Anna Maeltzha
Cora Marlow
Jackson
Amherst
Rishard Gracie
Carl Gencur
Lhizabeth Sauer
Florence Lovell
Avon Lake
Chas Stutzke
W G Swable
Chamberlain
Trustees
Ignaz Seipel A Conservative Leader Of Austria
Ignaz Seipel, a Catholic priest and statesman, led Austria from crisis after World War I. He restored self sufficiency, stabilized finances with League of Nations loans, and established representative government. His conservative, nonreactionary leadership saved Austria from starvation and Bolchevism.
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Ignaz Beipel
Austria
Boy
Seipel
League of Nations
League
Vienna
Mate Dutchman
Zimmerman
Ignaz Seipel
Stipel
Austra
Beais
Early Sunday Tennis Service at Hamstead Church
An early Sunday morning church service for young tennis players has been instituted at Hamstead, a major center for the sport in England.
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Hamstead
England
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