The Danger of an Inherited Cabinet for Coolidge
The piece argues President Coolidge should replace cabinet members under fire rather than maintain the Harding era team. It contrasts Roosevelt and Garfield transitions, notes the oil and Daugherty probes, and urges a frank, proactive reshaping to aid the Republican party and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
McKinley
Arthur
Garfield
Robert T. Lincoln
Coolidge
Harding
Republican Party
Mr. Coolidge
White House
Daugherty
Clean sweep urged over oil probes amid Washington hysteria
The piece argues for a thorough purge of crooked officials tied to oil investigations. It says the public demands accountability, condemns political manipulation, and warns of lost confidence that must be restored by exposing and punishing the guilty regardless of party. It notes Arkansas Democrats backing Bryan and hints at Haynes cleaning out political deputies to aid prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Italy
Russia
France
Yesterday in Ohio and world anniversaries
A compilation of historical anniversaries noting dates such as 1807 Britain’s war with Russia over Copenhagen, 1849 Jacob Collamer named Postmaster General, 1855 first locomotive crossing Niagara suspension bridge, and other notable births and deaths including John Ericsson 1888 and Dan Coughlin acquittal in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
England
Copenhagen
Jacob Collamer
Mont
United States
Niagara Falls
Enoch Boone
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Boonesborough
Pelatiah Perut
New York Chamber of Commerce
New Haven
Norwich
Conn
John Ericsson
New York City
Sweden
Dan Coughlin
Chicago
Dr. Cros
Cato
Spain
Madrid
Births and historical notes mark notable anniversaries
A list of today’s birthdays includes Edwin Forrest born Philadelphia 1806 and Leland Stanford born Watervliet N Y 1824. Also noted are historical events such as the 1806 Forrest birth and 1824 Stanford birth with death dates. Additional items recount battles, political events, and anniversaries from 1779 to 1922 and a retrospective look at figures like Moore and Smith.
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Cincinnati
William T. Peror
King of
Prus
Berlin
Villa Eros
Columbus
N. M
Kentucky
America
England
Holmes
Associe Supreme Court of the United Staten
Char J. Smith
Roanoke College
Middlebrook
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
Woodbury
N. J
Centenary of John L. Brooms birth noted in Marine service
The item marks the centenary of U. S. Marine officer John L. Brooms noted for his actions in the Mississippi and Red River expeditions during the Civil War. Also noted is the 50th anniversary of Millard Fillmore’s death and Oliver Wendell Holmes turning 83. The Southwestern Expos and Fat Stock Show opens at Fort Worth today for a week. Minnesota Republicans meet in a state convention at Paul to select delegates and endorse presidential and vice presidential candidates.
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John L. Brooms
Mississippi
Red River
Millard Fillmore
United States
Oliver Weldell Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
Fort Worth
Minnesota
Paul
Delega
Indorse
Boxing Fights and Fanfare Dominate March Events
Recap mixes birthday commemorations of Le land Stanford and Mirabeau with Chicago boxing hype. It recalls the Firpo Dempsey bout as a science boxing mockup, notes ticket price of 27.50, and mocks promoter figures while praising boxing as an elevating sport amid noisy crowd scenes.
Komical Telegrams Highlight Fight Photos
A fragmented note mentions admittance of a Dem Firpo fight and up to date telegrams with fight pictures. The readable fragments imply coverage of boxing icons and visual depictions though details are unclear.
Thole Delights Give Way to New Magnesia Beauties
ABE MARTIN notes a shift in beauty trends as peachy complexions fade for newer magnesia and Ben Da makeup. Some folks have peace, yet many lack true plenty, suggesting change brings mixed luck.
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Anybuddy
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Confucius advised self improvement over office seeking for lasting worth. The piece notes such enduring counsel fits a U S campaign year. It recalls a Panama Canal engineer’s doubt and cites the canal’s long term profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Confucius
United States
China
Timely views on world topics warn against state control of birth
Wisconsin Governor John J. Blaine warns that ongoing shifts in society threaten parental and religious authority by replacing mothers with inspectors and a benevolent bureaucracy. He cautions against the state guiding birth and child rearing, urging preservation of individual responsibility and local initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Maine born senator Higgins Moses in federal duties and politics
George Higgins Moses from Maine sits in the Senate judiciary panel judging actions of Attorney General Harry Daugherty. Born 1869 in Lubec he later represented New Hampshire in the Senate and held posts from private secretary to New Hampshire governor to ambassador to Greece and Montenegro. He served as Concord school board member and state forestry secretary before winning Senate reelection in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George St. Nors
George Higgins Moses
Senate
Harry M. Daugherty
Maine
New Hampshire
Lubec
Dartmouth College
Monitor and Statesman Co., Publishers
Concord
N.hs
State Forestry Commission
Board of Education of
Greece
Montenegro
Ete
State of the Union on Public Spending and Wealth
The text argues that government spending totals forty to fifty million dollars annually for roads education and injury rehabilitation, funded by taxpayers. It notes U.S. holds half the world’s diamonds, imports 50 to 100 million dollars yearly, and has about ten million automobiles for a population of 110 million, highlighting wealth and consumer luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local Notes and Transfers From Lorain County
William N. Briggs became clerk of the court of common pleas replacing C W Horr in Ridgeville. Lorain County bounty bonds called at treasurer. Streeter execution draws Medina crowds. a man hanged in an open field by the county sheriff. Starr Brothers sell millinginery department to Miss Mary Smyth. Hydrophobia epidemic kills ten dogs in the village. Auditor Mozart Gallup invites bids for a Black River bridge at Washington Avenue. Property transfers include Fred Schmauch to Joe Slinen 1000, Emily Wikel to Albert Younglass 400, Mattie Griswold to Bishop Joseph Schrembs 8.32 acres for 6500.
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Loraly County
Medina
Streeter
Day's Music Store brings new Red Seal records this week
New Red Seal records feature Jose Mardones bass solos Tito Schipa tenor solos Efrem Zimbalist violin pieces Marian Anderson contralto solos and Pi eron's New Orleans Orchestra fox trots Also includes Lewis James vocal piece Watchin the Moon Rise by Peerless Quartet Pryor's Band Chimes of Normandy and Post & Peasant Overture Readers learn a Grand Opera week in April at Cleveland Public Hall with Metro politan Co artists making Victor records and Philip Spitalny to debut a new Victor waltz What Will I Doe Elyria guests enjoy a lively orchestra at Hanna Restaurant and Allen theatre with Buescher instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Seal
Jose Mardones
Tito Schipa
Efrem Zimbalist
Lewis James
Normandy
Pryor
Cleveland Public Hall
Metropolitan Co
Victor Co
Philip Spitaniey
Cleveland Orchestra
Victor
Elyria
Hanna Restaurant
Allen Theatre
Buescher
New Basement Store Invites Piano Inspect
Weekly readers note excitement as visitors hear the Gulbrensen piano for the first time and express disbelief at the instrument's expressiveness. The ad invites inspection of the fine line at the new basement store.
March pruning, home improvements, and seed sales
Advertises pruning tools and advice for March pruning before sap flows. Promotes Chinalac floor finish, a new seed assortment, bulk lawn seeds, and Easy Electric Washers with in home demonstrations. Mentions Mrs Cora Smith and her son William in a Day & Sons store context and St Andrews church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Smith
Hubert Day & Sons
Elgins Business College
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Chronicle-Telegram
Sureau
Record Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Burke
Edtor
A. C. Hudnuty
Ivery Ra
Dally
Cartier
City
Lorain
New York
Abe Clayden
Fifth Ave
John W. Hunter
Marquette Bldg
Arkansas
Bryan
The
Petroleum Gazette
Major Haynes
Prohibition
Congress
History
Boston
Edward G. Acheson
Washington, Pa
BBC
Eddie For
Ersaries
Gorge
Queen Marrith
Lady
London
House of Commons
J. Waldo Smith
Lincoln
Mass
Charles Warren
Leland Stanford
Cai
Mrechant
Ator
Co de Mirabeau
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis
Bama
Tusca
Tuesdar
Ing
Firpo
Scien
Celi
Old Man Barnum
Brooklyn
Dem
Kpo
Jack
Seft
Charl Lord
Kearns
Dempsey
Pampas
Rickard
Monkeys
Mexico
Komical
Armitage
Abe Martin
Panama Canal
Timvine
James Shirley
P. A. Spieth
D. C
Woolworth’s
Glade
B. Thomas
William N. Briggs
Ridgevile
Court of Common Pleas
C. W. Horr
Wellington
Lorain County
Starr Brothers
Mary Smyth
Vilage
Mozart Gallup
Black River
Washington Avenue
Fred Schmauch
Joe Slinen
Lot 13
Amherst
Emily Wikel
Albert Younglass
Starr
Mattie Griswold
Joseph Schrembs
Elyria Township
Foreign Exchange
West River
Day’s Music Store
Marian Anderson
Doc Boodle Qom
West Indies
Piron
New Orleans
Cleveland
Day
Broad
Day’s Hardware
Robeson Knives
Wiss Shears
Broad St
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