State Legislation in 1923 and Partisan Deadlocks
The article argues that many states faced wasteful sessions in 1923 as governors faced partisan deadlocks with legislatures. It cites Ohio Governor Donahey and governors in Kansas Colorado Nebraska and discusses how vetoes and financial starving of state bodies hampered reform. It concludes that the public must align votes to achieve real change and notes a broader historical pattern in American government.
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Donahey
Kansas
Allen
Davies
Bryan
Nebraska
Sweet
Colorado
Colorado Rangers
Frank I. Cobb
Spain
Minute Chronology of Global Events and Local Anecdotes
A compact digest lists events from 1815 to 1915 including the Battle of Quatre Bras, Hayti expelling French whites, deaths of Louis II of Hesse and diplomat William Walter Phelps, and Harlem Ship Canal opening. It notes a year-ago miscellany on aviation accidents, Ku Klux Klan warnings, and varied local anecdotes about politics, traffic, and social chatter from mid June archival notes.
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Quatre Bras
Duke of Brunswick
Marshaley
Hayti
Louis II
Grand Duke of Hesse
Egypt
Cape Colony
Drummond Castle
Count Bobrikoff
Finland
Helsingfors
Germany
Edwin Burleigh
United States
Maine
Augusta
Linneus
Brooka
Massachusetts
Bunker Hall Monument Association
Constantinople
Adrianople
William Walter Phelps
Englewood
New York
Harlem Ship Canal
New York City
Itshans
Celebrations Mark Milestones Across Cities Today
Today Weymouth Massachusetts begins a week long 300th founding anniversary celebration. St Louis expects thousands for the international Rotary Clubs convention. Donald MacMillan sails from Wiscasset for two years of Arctic exploration. Springfield College hosts Latin American student congress. McCormick Hall at Princeton is presented by Cyrus McCormick. Observances mark Bunker Hill and bishops consecrations as veterans reach jubilees. Maritime towns honor Marquette and Joliet discovery with a 250th anniversary event.
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Gustaf
Sweden
Weymouth
Mass
St. Lous
Rotary Clubs
Donald R MacMillan
Wiscasset
Maine
Arctic Circle
United States
Springfield
McCormick
Princeton
Cyrus McCormick
Bunker Hill
Samuel G. Babcock
Episcopal
Massachusetts
James Davis
Davenport
Iowa
Spokane
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Mississippi
Marquette
Joliet
Bout th' Only Thing We Know of That Stays on the Job
Avi Martin comments on a screen door spring and its reliability amid domestic labor issues. The text references a sugar boycotts and home life, suggesting a colloquial column fragment from a historical piece. The passage remains incomplete and uncertain.
Sidewalk Work Around New Ban Building Noted
Readable fragment mentions sidewalk tearing near a new building with unclear details about paths and access. Local issues around construction appear ongoing with questions about safety and access for pedestrians.
France and Belgium hold Ruhr as debt collectors
Gas ton Liebert, former French official in New York, declares France and Belgium will keep pressure on Germany until the debt is paid. He contrasts 1871 indemnity with postwar reparations, insisting the Ruhr presence is to recover damages caused by German troops, not to wage war on Germans.
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Cleveland
Mystic Order of the Enchanted Realm
Masonic Order
Blue Lodge of Masons
Bance
Germany
Gastom Liebert
Comeau
New York
Bureau of Information
United States
Ruhr
Mans Thrnat
Gaston Uebert
France
Frankfort
Belgium
Situation Affects World's Telnes
Liebert warns that Europe’s ongoing conditions cast a global cloud, harming business and society. He argues the core issue is broader than politics or economics, involving morality and justice, and says Germany dodged payments for war damage despite Versailles.
Poets and sports wrap in a single fragment
A mixed reading image blends verse praising endurance with a local sports note. Elyria Kiwanis beat Medina in a second win since new uniforms, while Red lead pigment is cited for red paint in metal coating.
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Elyria Kiwanis
Medina
Medina Boys
Elyria Boys
Fifty Years Ago Local News Briefs From Ely
Miss Lizzie Gates of Ely sailed for Europe to study voice culture after a stint in New York. Mrs. C. J. Wills, M.D. opened practice here as the first woman physician per the local paper. Dr P. D. Reefy sailed for Europe for a year of study with Dr J. B. F. Sampsell overseeing his Ashland practice. Professor G. N. Carruthers resigned as public schools superintendent. Prof H. M. Parker appointed to replace him. Ely High School graduates six: Kate S. Garford Nellie B. Flowers Nellie B. Gates John H. Vincent and Fannie M. Topliff.
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Lizzie Gates
Elydla
New York
Europe
C. J. Wills
M.D
Focal
P. D. Reefy
J. B. F. Sampsell
Ashland
G. N. Carruthers
H. M Parker
Kate
Garford
Nellie B. Flowers
Nellie B. Gates
John H. Vincent
Fannie M. Topliff
Faccioli Pioneered High Power Electrical Work
Giuseppe Faccioli, a crippled inventor from Milan, rose to prominence through experiments with artificial lightning and high power electric currents. He studied at the Milan Institute of Technology, moved to the United States in 25, worked with New York Edison, Interborough, and Rocker-Wheeler, and became chief electrical engineer after the Stanley laboratory joined General Electric.
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Guseppe
Faccioli
Giseppe Faccioli
Steinme
Institute of Technology
Milan
Italy
I Tsstitute of Technology
United
New Victrola Records and Home Instruments Featured
Four new Victrola special records released with fox trots and duets. Prices 75c for records and 335 for a fall length compact phonograph. Gulbransen Player Piano with walnut finish priced at 495 plus vocal piano rolls. Stock includes ballads hymns and vocal forms from Leo Feist Co with a national window display for Snake’s Hipe.
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Saw Mill River Road
K. Y
Wild Flower
Leo Feist. Co
Nausnal
Detroit Jewel Ranges Demonstration At Day's Hardware
Day's Hardware hosts a Friday and Saturday display of Detroit Jewel Ranges with a boiling water stunt showing the Jewel burner’s heating power. The ad touts Jewel oven construction and a paint rack displaying 125 panels of Bake Better results. Also promotes porch swings bass season tackle Goodyear tires and Pennsylvanian tennis balls for summer trips.
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Detroit
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