President Harding World Court itinerary praised and debated
The piece argues Harding seeks World Court adoption while keeping it separate from the League of Nations. It notes mixed support from pro and anti participation groups, predicts a party split avoided, and forecasts his trip will broaden his personal appeal with many new friends regardless of stance.
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Mr. Harding
World Court
Friends of America
League of Nations
Republican Party
Harding
A Half Holiday for the Mail Carriers
The article argues for a weekly Saturday half holiday for mail carriers, praising their dedicated service and noting many offices are closed Saturday afternoons. It cites examples from other cities and suggests Elyria may grant the privilege, while urging enjoyment of work and shared views on prohibition. It also touches on public sentiment about travel and national policy.
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Elyria
Yesterday's Ohio and world anniversaries tied to notable events
A compilation of historical anniversaries and births tied to 24 January. Notable items include 1880 Cincinnati Democratic convention nominations, 1793 French Rights of Man, 1848 Paris events, and births of figures such as Prince Jaime and Sir William Joynson-Hicks.
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M - Denonville
Mare Head
Canada
Olive
Plassey
India
Rughts of Man
Paris
Cincinnat
Winfield Scott Hancock
United Confederate Voters
Onuai
Nashville
John B Gordon
United States
Santiago
Causa
Lancashire
England
Alon No
Prince of Wales
White Lodge
Richmond
Prince Jaime
Spain
Royal Palace
Madrid
William Joynson-Hicks
The
Treasury
D ¢ € Davies
Field Museum of
Wales
Irvin S Col
Paducah
ABE MARTIN Senate Gossip Sparks Federal Probe Talk
The column hints at a political controversy, noting Gov Smith signed a dry bill and suggesting a federal investigation may follow. It implies widespread political nerve and nationwide scrutiny without naming specifics or dates.
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Smith
Incomplete Historical Records Span The 19th Century
Fragmentary OCR lists events and figures from 19th century history including a U S senator born in New Brunswick died in Morristown New Jersey. Mentions Jerome Bonaparte death in Paris and Gen Custer losses near the Republican River. Also notes Salisbury premiership 1885 and Russo British tensions at Mt Vernon.
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United States
New Brunswick
Morristown
Cavargnac
France
National Agricultural
Washington
Regian
Warrssons
Mt. Vernon
Birthday notices for Tarkington Charnantier Watson and Dempsey
Today marks anniversaries for John L Tarkington a DePauw graduate and father of Booth Tarkington born Centreville Indiana 1 year ago. Gustave Charnantier Alsace Lorraine operatic composer is 62. Henry W Watson Pennsylvania congressman is 67. Jack Dempsey born in Salt Lake City 28 years ago.
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John L Tarkington
Odesty
DePauga
Booth Tarkington
Centreville
Ind
Gustave Charnantier
Alsace-Lorraine
Henry W Watson
Congress
Pennsylvania
Bucks County
Jack Dempsey
Salt Lake City
Princely Birthday Greetings Amid Global Events
The Prince of Wales marks his 20th year as leaders convene in Vienna for a League of Nations session. Across Canada Ontario voters face provincial elections while Ontario pigeon fanciers begin an international race in Aldland. France holds general elections for deputies as Grover Cleveland’s death anniversary is noted. The day also observes St John the Baptist festival and the 30th ordination anniversary of Bishop Damien Gorman.
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H R HF
Prince of Wales
Leasgue of Nations
Sec
Etes
Venna
Bankers
Saz
New York
Europe
Pros Harding
Snson
Conservatve
Linsral
Ontario
T. Kind
M.dsummer
St John the Baptist
Grover Cleveland
France
Chamber of Deputies
Rte
Damien M. Gorman
Base
Elyria Plans Fourth of July Celebration
Fifty years ago Elyria prepared a July Fourth program featuring horse races, sports, a band concert and a fireworks display behind the courthouse. A special train was scheduled to run for the event.
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Elyria
Local growth totals and cheese trade across Lorain County
Medina shows growth with 75 new dwellings and $42,350 in costs in 1872. Amherst added 36 structures at $41,860 and Wellington 4 at $34,492. Rival mower and reaper makers hold trials to prove superiority. County cheese shipments reach 5,884 boxes weighing 43,525 pounds, Elyria praised as a top depot.
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Amherst
Wellington
Elyria
Komical Telegrams on Water Works Tour Visit
Jim Armitage visits a new water works installation with Henry Beck and Jones. They tour the plant, discuss power and chlorine cocktails, and note signs and a pipe gallery while sampling water produced on site.
Sleepless Nights Enduring by Wordsworth Poem Fragment
A Wordsworth fragment speaks of sleeplessness and longing for sleep as rain falls and birds sing. The narrator laments that even spring’s imagery cannot grant rest, calling on sleep to remain and guard morning wealth and renewed health.
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William Wordsworth
Woman's independence not causing marriage shirks Sayre says
Frances Howes Sayre daughter of former president Wilson argues today’s college woman often balances career and home duties. She cites divorces from marriages lacking love and notes the popularity of marriage pressures single life, while political manager Rawson Kenton led Republican efforts in a 1920s campaign.
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Frances Howes Sayre
Wilson
M —S
Who's Who in the Day's News Charles A Rawson
A garbled column discusses Charles A Rawson potentially succeeding Joan Adams as Republican National Committee chair and includes assorted banter about water plants and political machinery, with distant references to figures and events from the era.
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Charles A. Rawson
Charles A Rawson
Joan T Adams
National Republican
Rawson Named to Lead O. P. Campaign and Succeed Rest of Term
Rawson, a Des Moines native born May 29 1867, educated at Grinnell College, advances to lead the O. P. campaign and serve the remainder of the term. He has long been involved in clay products and banking interests, and his selection aims to unite rival Republican factions.
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Rawson
Des Moines
Grinnel College
O. P
Repubbidhcan
Divorced From Emily Lorenson This Morning
A divorce was granted on grounds of wilful absence from Edward Lorenson of Lorain. The proceedings cited years of separation and the lack of contact as the basis for the judgment.
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Emily Lorenson
Edward Lorenson
Lorain
New Saxophone Styles Highlighted at Shop Display
Mr Wagner notes two new saxophone styles in window display a slide sax and a model playable by all without study. Mr Leichhart says Galbranser pianos please customers, making sales satisfying for the shop and buyers alike.
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Wagner
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