Senator Willis and Maschke Reach Peace Over Patronage
Senator Willis says all factions have united in a truce with Maurice Maschke of Cuyahoga County. The accord covers patronage and secures appointments to the contest's two main figures, whom Maschke backed. Willis appears to handle the announcement, implying a political compromise.
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Senator Willis and
Maurice Maschke
Senator Willis
Curahoga County
Maschke
Willis
St Patrick’s Day and Ireland’s Quiet Rise in Power
The piece reflects on Ireland gaining rights such as its own constitution taxes and customs while Britain retains empire ties. It notes difficulties and debates across Ireland and mentions riots in other regions over constitutional ratification in colonies like Pennsylvania. The article marks gratitude on the saint’s day.
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Ireland
Great Britain
Pennsylvania
Wedding reporters clash as elderly groom objects
In Kansas City a wedding brings reporters to the scene. An eighty year old groom, Berry, objects to publicity as the ceremony nears. The wedding march stops and the reporters face implications for pensions and future donations.
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Kansas City
Berry
Fire Marshal Faces School Boards Over Safety Warnings
Fire Marshal Henry Dykeman is criticized by some school boards for informing parents about safety risks at certain schools. Dykeman defends the action, citing child protection as the law's purpose. New Jersey ratifies the eighteenth amendment, joining most states. Connecticut and Rhode Island remain. President Harding prefers staying in Florida to returning to Congress.
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Henry Dykeman
Dykeman
New Jersey
New Jersell
Connecticut
Rhode Island
United States
Yesterdays in Ohio and Current Events Snapshot
A mixed collage lists early Ohio births and notable deaths from 1790 to 1880, references to 1899 events, and mentions birth anniversaries and meetings. It notes Poland’s constitution, a German protest in the League of Nations, and a Boston evacuation anniversary. A brief local anecdote describes Matt Gardner’s car being blocked by a bicycle.
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Matt Gardner
Merthe
Matt
Dumbell
Komical Telegrams and Local Banter in One Page
A scrambled column mixes comic telegrams from Jim Armitage with local anecdotes. It recalls a near fire scare, a farmer escorted by officers for suspected contraband corn, and a risky gas manhole incident. Other notes poke fun at politicians, car brands, and marriage wisdom from the Millionaires Club.
Festival and observances mark St Patrick day in Oklahoma
Today lists include the St Patrick festival national observance in Ireland and Oklahoma Arbor Day ceremonies. It notes the birth centennial of Samuel P Avery founder of the Avery architectural library at Columbia University. Clara Morris, once a famous actress, marks her seventy fifth year in retirement. The Canadian Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis is mentioned.
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St Patrick
Ireland
Oklahoma
Samuel P Avery
Ayer
Columbia University
Clara Morris
Canadian Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Patent medicine romance traced by cheap farms
A garbled line notes farms dropping in price and suggests lawyers favor money. It hints at possible connections between romance and a patent medicine picture, but details are unclear.
Silver Cornet Band Opens Season in Public Park
A large audience attended the first concert of the season by the Silver Cornet Band in the public park. Weather was mild and residents noted the event despite a few light showers in the afternoon.
Endorsement urged for Haigh and Theobald in Lorain County
A letter to the Chronicle Telegram urges re election of Commissioner Haigh and retention of County Surveyor N Theobald. The writer praises Theobald as highly qualified, economical, and trustworthy, citing State Examiner praise of his office. He urges voters to support both officials regardless of party.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Haigh
Lorain County
Grafton Township
N. Theobald
Ohio
Offie
Theobald
Imm
Medina Village News And Local Updates
Medina Ohio report notes court commissioners approve 1004 for deputy to enforce traffic laws. Inspections target 300 dairies supplying Akron and Cleveland milk. Rice shipments up to 30 Quarts, with sanitary rules forcing some farms to end business. Hen flock profits cited, a furniture store fire and cigar manufacture launch mentioned. Village marks its 53rd anniversary with founders Beebe and Cooley. Elyria merchants move to cash sales after April 1.
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Medina
Akron
Cleveland
Bachtell
Rimbach
Sharon Township Social Election On April 4 Proposes School Bonds
Sharon township voters face a social election on April 4 to issue 45,000 dollars in bonds for a new school building and to vote on centralization. Rittman Orchards plans 13,000 fruit trees. Medina county rural districts discuss consolidating weak churches to one church per 1,400 persons for more effective work.
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Sharon
Rittman Orchards Co
Rittman
Medina County
Interdenominational County Conference Reports Clergy Numbers
The conference notes 38 full time Protestant ministers in Medina County with about half serving multiple charges. It reports soda fountain business in drugstores at fifteen percent and prescription sales at ten percent of total.
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Medina County
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Florida
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Marietta
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Cale Bora
Virginia
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Komical
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Frankcourt
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Saint Patrick
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Lkker
Harvey Schwert
Lake Avenue
Corbett Southam
Harvey
John Gonabee
John
Millionaires’ Club
Gerald Martin
Chiff Wise
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Solomon
Abe Martin
John Holcomb
Massey & Kenyon
Goodyear
Brenner’s
Walkwell Shoe Store
E. Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
Voice OF
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Artemas Beebe, Sr
Festus Cooley
Foster-Fitch Co
Moore
City Hardware CO
Broad Street
Kelly-Springfield
Goodrich
Fisk
Columbia
R. W. Bennett
Mill St
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