The Bonus and What the Government Is Doing
The article argues the soldiers adjusted compensation may fail this session. It notes opposition from the treasury secretary and mixed views on financing. It lists government supports for veterans, including hospital care, vocational training, and insurance, urging ex service men to accept or forgive the obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
The
Chicago Tribune
Shipping Board
Mellon
C. R. Forbes
United States Board
Blondin column humor and public affairs mix in Elyria column
A long Elyria column blends political commentary on reliability of figures and public inquiry with light notes about local events. It jokes about a radio prank on ladies, a fire station egg scramble, a dog burial, and pseudo news about local gossip. The piece also notes Lent abstinence and humorous misidentifications with national figures.
Prediction on Reorganization Law Report Shapes Governor Race
The passage foresees a March fifteenth commission report on the reorganization law, followed by the Governor crowing about vindication and withdraw from the gubernatorial race. It claims a stronger nominee would emerge to face Governor Davis.
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Davis
Local Politics And City Officials Highlight Fragmented Notice
The fragmentary item notes a legislative need before action can proceed in lrain county. It mentions George T Angton son of Miss Lizzie Hegue and John Langton going to Louisiana to start rice farming with two others. The Republicans nominate P H Boynton for mayor and Waterman Morse for clerk. L C Kelsey for treasurer and F W Miller are named among city officials with brief biographical hints.
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George T.angton
Lizzie Hegue
John Langton
Louisiana
P. H. Boynton
Waterman Morse
L. C. Kelsey
F. W. Miller
Bugi
John. Leree’ . Crisp
C. FE
Wilson
Sona Ball
Elyria
Yesterday's in Ohio 1835 1891 notable births and events
A digest of historical notes from Ohio and beyond including a 1835 railroad charter for the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati line. 1849 Charles Brush born Euclid famed arc lamp inventor. 1891 minister Howard MacQuearry found guilty of heresy. Also mentions Rotary conventions and notable birthdays of Wil Hays Pepper Parker Janis Walthall Milan with birthplaces and ages.
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Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Thomas Shannon
Congress
Barnesville
Washington County
Charles F Brush
Euclid
Howard MacQuearry
Canton
George Wharton Pepper
United States
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Elsie M. Parker
Louisiana
Bethel Church
Miss
Elsie Janis
Columbus
Henry B. Walthall
Shelby County
Ala
Clyde Milan
Washington Americanreague Baseball Club
Lipden
Tenn
Merideon Hall Manager Comments On Carriers And Carriers
ABE MARTIN quotes Manager Craw of Merideon Hall contrasting speech carriers and carrier services. Eloise Moots described as nearly ugly enough to be a long distance swimmer.
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Bill Hays
Manager Craw
Merideon Hall
Eloise Moots
Notable Birth Centennials and City Anniversaries
Centenaries mark Chas Ames Washburn an early California editor and U S minister to Paraguay Emer son Bennett author of frontier romance sketches Lansing celebrates 75 years as Michigan state capital Reading Pa marks 75th anniversary since municipal status on March 16 1847 Knoxville set for a meeting and events in the region.
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Rotary Clubs
Kentucky
Tennessee
California
Arizona
Nevada
Hawaii
San Francisco
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pver
Michigan
Duluth
Texas
Matazorda Bay
Wil H. Hays
Hotel Astor
New York
Motion Picture Directors’ Association
Chas. Ames Washburn
U. S
Paraguay
Emerson Bennett
Lansing
Reading
Knoxville
Countywide push for children's home plan resurfaces
Thirty years ago agitation spread across the county advocating the construction of a children’s home. Community members organized meetings and petitions to support the project amid debates over location funding and oversight.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
A. ©. Hudnutt
City
Lorain
State of
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Blondin
No. 1
Cap” Hess
Dan Schnarr
Cap
Aosign
West Avenue
Third Street
C J. Miller
Floyd Glotzblach
New Jersey
Hennesy and Haig
Guy Bates
American Legion
George Richwine
Florida
Doc Saunders
Doc
Fess
Lrain County
Hoboken
Russia
An- Bora
Constantinople
Turkey
Jim Armitage
Frank Ellenberger
Elks Club
Abe Martin
Caskaly
Sal
Broad Street
Simmons Steel
Axminster
Climax
Harry H. Smith Co
Glade
B. Thomas
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