Striking Oil and the Oil Scandal in 1924
A Friday column argues striking oil now means vast fortune fueling bribery and influence. It accuses Sinclair and Doheney of corrupt schemes, bribing cabinet officers and financing foreign governments, with costs borne by everyday people through higher prices and taxes.
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Sinclair, Doheney
Et. al
Mr. Doheney
Wheeler
Obregon
Ford
Robin Hood
Sinclairs
Doheneys
Lax Parole Views Diverge From State Clemency Board
Two Lorain County Common Pleas Judges Webber and Thompson oppose clemency moves for inmates facing jail terms. They urge maximal penalties to deter crime and question outside pressure limiting judicial discretion. The piece notes jail overcrowding and suggests stiff fines and state work camps as alternatives. Donahey and McAdoo unite to oppose Cox-Durbin machine.
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Common Pleas
Webber
Thompson
State Clemency Board
Fall Help Recounted by Melucan and Te Ware
Melucan states he was aided by Te Ware during a fall incident. The exchange centers on assistance provided and the sequence of events surrounding the slip. Further details remain unclear in the available text.
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Melucan
Te Ware
Yesterday's Ohio and Today's Anniversary Snippet
A miscellany of past and present notes from Ohio history and nearby events. Figures include Duke Charles II's abdication and Lincoln's 1864 draft order, plus birthdays of notable figures and local civic chatter about a proposed water pool project in Cleveland.
The Way of the World A University President's Son
A university president’s son is barred from the institution’s ethics class. He voices anarchist views claiming law erodes individual choice and condemns Puritan roots, with quotes about revolting beliefs. The piece questions law’s reach and student response.
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Hies Ban
Ion
Arbor Day Observance and Historic War Era Notes
The notice recalls Arbor Day events in Ghistoma and New Mexica. It marks five years since President Wilson’s return to Paris for the Peace Conference. It also notes a tragedy on the Ohio River involving the boat Reindeer and mentions former Vice President Marshall and his seventieth birthday.
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Ghistoma
New Mexica
Wilson
Paris
Ohio River
Thomas Ro Marshr
United States
al * Zateer Ar Fur
Teesot
Tres Asta
Baby girl born to ABE MARVIN and Mrs Smal
Mr. and Mrs. Artie Smal welcome a baby girl and plan to save for a private school. The note mentions the screen showing the same pictures that appear in New York.
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Artie
New York
Water safety talk at Kiwani Club by Cleveland health chief
Doctor Rockwood, Cleveland health commissioner, addressed the Kiwani Club on water in a light tone. The Mosor noted concerns about safety, joking that water isn’t much safer to drink than bootleg liquor, despite chlorination.
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Rockwood
Chronicle Telegram Ad Wants Columns Spark Interest
Local publisher seeks columnists and contributors for the Chronicle Telegram. Call for expert opinions, lifestyle pieces, and community commentary to enrich pages and engage readers across Northeast Ohio. Submit ideas or samples to the editorial desk.
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Chronicle Telegram
Shortage of technically trained workers eyed
An Indiana editor notes a looming shortage in technical training and forecasts a deficit of about 250,000 workers within the next decade. Reports from eastern universities show several job offers to students as government data and available figures are analyzed.
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Trang
Aftter
Who's Who In The Day's News Ladd's Rise Affects North Dakota Race
Edwin Fremont Ladd, once a leader in the Non-Partisan League, becomes chair of the public lands committee in the Senate. His new role sharpens NPL influence locally and nationally as oil investigations intensify at the capital. Ladd, a chemist by training, studied at the University of Maine and began his career in chemistry.
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Edwin Fremort Ladd
North Dakota
GO. P
Ladd
Public Lands Committee
Lea Lnada
University of Maine
Business manners and public notes from early Elyria
A column quotes Owen D Young of General Electric on responsibility and leadership amid many legal and criminal cases. It notes a kindergarten started at Mrs. S. J. Howard’s home on East Avenue funded by private subscriptions. A silver cornet band played despite cold weather on the public square. Artemas Beebe Sr arrived in Elyria March 17 1817, recalling a warm, bright day and a trek with Ebeneezer Lane from Rocks River to Elyria.
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PP Enemon Plers Hall Hintet
Owen DD. Young
Owen D Young
Charmain
General Electric Co
Wen
Mra. 8
J. Howard
East Avenue
Silver Cornet
Artemas Beebe SR
Elyria
Republican
Ebeneezer Lane
Rocks River
North Dakota Senator and Educator Retires From Public Service
The article profiles a North Dakota figure who after six years at a state experimental station advanced to professor of chemistry at North Dakota Agricultural College and chemist for the station. He helped organize the Non Partisan party, led the college as president for eight years, and served as food commissioner and head of the regulatory department for over two decades. A native of Starke Maine, he is 65 and father of eight.
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Ist
New York State
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
Agricultural Reollege
North Dakota
The
Agricultural College
Regulatory Department
Starke
Real estate transfers and oat swindler warning
The County Recorder notes 145 real estate transfers in Elyria over the past year. The Weekly Republican warns farmers to beware of Bohemian hull-less oat swindlers operating in the county. In fifteen years accord.
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the County Recorder
Elyria
Republican
Creo mulston emulsion promises relief for chronic coughs
An advertisement touts Creo mulston creosote emulsion as a twofold remedy that soothes inflamed throat and lung membranes while killing germs. It claims rapid absorption and systemwide action to combat chronic coughs colds bronchitis and related conditions with guaranteed satisfaction and money back if ineffective.
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Crewmuision Co
Atlant Tu
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and places
Fragmentary text mentions Wat, 1913 graduate, county service, and an earthquake site with mules. Lacks coherent events, dates, or locations. no verifiable facts or complete sentences to summarize.
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