Ohio Senate debates conspiracy bill in 1923 session
A 1923 Ohio Senate bill would turn every misdemeanor into a felony if two or more people discussed the crime and one acted. Attorney E. Wertz of Cleveland criticized the plan as punitive overreach, arguing it would imprison even minor offenders for five years and misstate justice. He urged the House to reject the provision as absurd and harmful.
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Ohio Senate
Hhat
E. &. Wertz
Cleveland
United States
Ohio
Howlers Contest Shows Schoolboy Mistakes by Masters
The University Correspondent reports on an annual howler competition with a chorus of playful misprints from masters and mistresses. The London Times notes translations from dead languages yield humorous English versions and lists witty misreadings in history geography grammar and literature.
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England
London Times
Ulster
Patsy
Norway
Tennyson
Oceania
Aephistopheles
Unclear Speech On Americas Role In World affairs
Fragmentary remarks critique America’s position among nations calling it the enfant terrible and warn of European guidance shaping policy. The text references a lecture shock over American influence and a tense mood as Europe weighs counsel and attention.
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ML .le- Meneca
Ang Rica
Lewis
America
Europe
Ain't It Glorious After Winter Struggle
Fragmented OCR text references triumph after harsh winters and flowering colors. Mentions may include phrases in broken form about "nou Pay con" and "vegetae d" with unclear context. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable from the readable lines.
Yesterdays in Ohio highlights and stray notes
Fragmentary archive lines recount events and names in Ohio from a year ago. References include Lancaster and Worcester mentions, with partial names like Hutch. Text reads as a dated, scrambled clipping with limited verifiable details.
Swamped Verse fragment sparks confusion in readers
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines and punctuation errors. It references names and phrases that hint at a poem or dialogue but clarity is lost. No coherent event or人物 can be determined from the readable content.
Komical Telegrams From Jim Armitage
A fragmentary Komical Telegrams piece by Jim Armitage contains garbled snippets about automobiles, a manager, and various names. The readable text hints at a humorous column with references to cars, people, and a track-related mention, but specific events or details remain unclear.
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Jim Armitage
Lark's Song Dream by James Hogg
Fragmented poem lines describe a skylark and love as energy and birth. Images of heaven and earth, moorland and hillside, cloud and rainbow frame a longing for a beloved, with repeated refrain of dwelling and happiness.
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James Hogg
Mayors and officials elected in a close local vote
Twenty years ago Mayor P D Reepy won the nomination over D Troxel by 901 to 724 votes. Frank Fauver became auditor, P S Williams treasurer, and WB Johnston city solicitor. Democrats named Thomas Folger for mayor. Water works bonds of 150.6k sold to Dennison Prior & Co. at a premium of 6.27. The Maccabee Band gave a free opera house concert with four new saxophones from Commodore W R Huntington. Charles Wise of Eaton married Mamie Phelps of Elyria. The Eagles Lodge sent a carload to Lorain to help start a new lodge. Fall history notes cite Atlanta Race with high percentages among states.
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P.D Reefy
D. §. Troxel
Frank Fauver
P. S. Williams
WB. Johnston
Thomas Folger
Water Works
Dennison Prior & Co
Maccabee Band
Opera House
Commodore
W R Huntington
Modern Men and Life Extension Claims
The piece discusses medical experts arguing against the belief that modern men live far longer than past generations. It credits public and medical support with saving hundreds of thousands of babies and notes only modest gains in maximum life expectancy. It highlights epidemics and foreshadows possible future increases while emphasizing personal health and environment as key factors.
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PEW
Via der Eugene To Fisk
Life Extension Institute
Hs Po
Oberlin Records Show No Hulf Enrollment, Alumni Secretary Says
Oberlin College denies that John Hulf ever enrolled or attended as a student. Alumni secretary Ament reports no record of Hulf in college files, indicating the alleged connection to van Querin is unsubstantiated.
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College
Hulf
Oberlin
Ament
John Hulf
van Querin
European churches to hold regional conferences in Oberlin
A fragmented notice from Oberlin outlines a plan for ten European churches to meet in regional conferences and coordinate efforts. Dr. Van der Pyl is listed as a speaker alongside Fred, with dates referenced as March 12 and a march 7 telegram note.
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van der Pyl
Fred
Professor Miller to speak on The Occupation Ruler
Oberlin March 7 Liberal Club meeting in the Library room will feature Prof H A Miller delivering a talk on The Occupation Ruler followed by an open forum.
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Oberlin
Liberal Club
Mareh
H. A Miller
Oberlin Women Guilds Home Concert and Society Notes
Oberlin March 7. The Oder lo College Women s Giles Club plans its annual Home concert on March 17 at ids avenue ational grand its first consert of the year on Feb. 28. SGROSIS ENTERTAINED OBERLIN. The Sor Club met Tuesday afternoon at 284 Forest wh Mrs. RCA Oak street. Geo. WW. Andr 195 Forest street read a paper on The Re of Nickolas 2nd. Mrs. Frank W. Tobin gave a review of Tol s book Anna Karenina. LOSE MONEY AND WAEG HL QBERLIIN. Ma sople seem to hire the m sstorian uch Dean Hose book contain s Chap Detaeen Kinder. Thy on matic next SHORY Monte Cristo. Marce at 7.7 product on In movers 67 famoau tory exatder Damas LECTURES FRIDAY LIGHT OENLIN 42 under Art Assentean Alar eat aelook fy the Art Thaida
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Oberlin
Oderlo College Women’s
Giles Club
Querlin
Ids Avenue
Sgrosis
Tuesda
Forest
Rca Oak
Uch
Matic
Monte Cristo
Alof Va Marcy
Tory Exatder Damas
Ohio man charged with cashing two checks in two stores
A Middlepont man faced charges for cashing the same check at two stores. The first $45 check was presented in a store and then handed to another location where it was cashed again before the suspect fled. Authorities traced the actions to shop locations in the area.
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Middlepont
Sean Jt
Minidie
Canada names first Canadian commissioner to Washington
Reports from Canada state Sir Lomer Gouin has been chosen as the first Canadian commissioner to Washington. The office, created by recent Canadian government policy changes, marks a new diplomatic role for Ottawa.
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Canada
Lomer Gouin
Washington
Saint Francis Xavier Heart Relic Display Planned
A first class relic cord from near St. Francis Xavier's heart will be shown at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison Avenue in Boston. Rev. John J. Freaghan, rector, arranged the artifact's arrival from Rome for veneration starting March 7.
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Boston
St. Francis Xavier
Indies
Rome
Ten Million Tons Rain In London In Twelve Days
London weather bureau reports record rainfall in early February with ten million tons of rain falling on the city during the first twelve days of February. The note highlights an unusually wet winter season.
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London
Weather Bureau
Volstead Named Potential Federal Judge Candidate
Rumor in Washington centers on former Minnesota Republican Andrew J Volstead, long associated with prohibition enforcement, as a possible appointee to a new federal judgeship in Minnesota. He faces opposition from Scandinavian voters wary of a Norse heritage. Born in Minnesota, Volstead built a legal and political career in Aitkin Falls and St. Paul, rising to city attorney and mayor before serving in Congress.
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Washington
Andrew J Volstead
Minneseta
Minnesota
J. F. McGee
Minneapolis
Medve Oon
Vols
St. Olaf's College
Decorah Institute
Aitauite Falls
Minn le
Dour
Stacure
Congress
Preacher Urges Clergy to Shape Social Reform
Rev William Hex, new pastor of the Presbyterian Church, told the Exchange Club that ministers should not focus on calling on ladies in the afternoon but should drive movements toward better social, industrial, and governmental relations. The Northwest article notes the community context and local church leadership.
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Nomino
William A. Hex
Presbyterian Church
Exchange Club
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