Will Lorain and Cleveland Be Sea Ports?
The piece argues for building a canal linking Lake Ontario to Montreal to create seaports at Lorain and Cleveland for ships from Liverpool and Havre. It cites a proposed cost of 252,788,200 dollars, divided between the U.S. and Canada, promising major reductions in freight and handling costs and highlighting the St. Lawrence waterway’s potential to shorten transatlantic routes and boost Great Lakes shipping and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Cleveland
Liverpool
Havre
Middle West
Lake Ontario
Montreal
United States
Canada
Buffalo
New York
William L Saunders
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
St. Lawrence River
Duluth
Ocean
St. Lawrence Seaway
Baltimore
Atlantic Ocean
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
England
Gubernatorial Campaign Set With Davis to Withdraw
Reports say Governor Davis will not seek another term and will back Carmi Thompson for the nomination. The plan allegedly includes Washington behind Thompson, with an announced start to Ohio’s pre election contest. Contenders likely include Harvey C. Smith Arthur Day and C. L. Knight as the race opens Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Washington
Carmi Thompson
Thompson
Ohio
Harvey C. Smith
Arthur Day
C. L. Knight
Yesterday in Ohio historical notes and births
A compact column lists events from 1831 to 1909 including Mushingum Coleco incorporation, Thomas Corwin resignation for Whig governor nomination, James H. Canfield OsU president, John Peter Leedon death, ore tax passage, and a note on one year ago today about Russia Reds. It also marks today’s birthdays: Victor Murdock, Richard P Strong, William Sulzer, and Frank Moran with brief locations and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mushingum Coleco
Thomas Corwin
Congress
James H. Canfield
Ohio State University
Delaware
John Peter Leedon
U. S. House of Representatives
Toledo
Adams County
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Burlingame Kas
Richard P Strong
Harvard Medical
Birthday of Grover Cleveland Highlighted by Royal Visit
The day marks Grover Cleveland's eighty fifth birth anniversary as the King and Queen of the Belgians plan a visit to the Pope. The marriage of Ruth Stanley-Bown, Garfield granddaughter, to Herbert Feis occurs today at Mentor Ohio. Jewish leaders of Pennsylvania are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Ruth Stanley-Bown
Garfield
Herbert Feis
Mentor
Pennotivania
ABE MARTIN Quotation About Crowded Hospital Wing
ABE MARTIN quips that being crowded resembles the alcoholic wing of a hospital. Landlord Gabe Crow recalls a stranger attempting to register this morning, noting how such lines were once seen as a compliment to a bully speech.
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Gabe Crow
If I Were King and Other Fragments
A collage of whimsical musings and social quips about royalty, language, fashion, marriage, and weather. The piece weaves jokes on kingship and pawned jewels with reflections on learning French, fashion trends, and modern life as it meanders through playful anecdotes and tender humor.
New Jersey and Delaware Meet in Philadelphia Conference
New Jersey and Delaware join in Philadelphia to unite activities for Palestine development. Armand Roisseau, former Quebec legislator, faces trial today on forgery theft and misappropriation charges as treasurer of St Hyacinthe. Ray T Baker retires as U S Mint director after 18 years. F E Scobey of Texas to succeed. Debate on Philippine independence planned among six women’s colleges. Injunction case in Georgia court targets party control. Irish leaders Austin Stack and James O Kelly voyage to the U S for a national campaign. first appearance in Boston Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Delaware
Philadelphia
Palestine
Armand Roisseau
Quebec
St. Hyacinthe
Ray T. Baker
United States Mint
Bie
F. E Scobey
San Antonio
Teras
United States
Philippines
Vassar
Larmard
Mount Holyoke
Smith
Wellesley
Radcliffe
Superior Court
Atlanta
J. L. Phillips
Republican Party
Georgia
Austin Stack
James J. O'Kelly
Irish Dail
New York
Boston
Fall of Fr. Donaldson Triggers Courtroom Jubilation
News of the fall of Fr. Donaldson reached courthouses and instantly caused adjournment. Judge, lawyers, and jurors joined in street rejoicing as the town celebrated the historic event.
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Donaldson
Westinghouse KDKA Radio Program Highlights
The listing covers a week of KDKA radio programming from March 19 1922 featuring Church services at Point Breeze Presbyterian Calvary Episcopal and St Patrick's area churches along with talks music and public safety segments from March 20 26 1922. It notes times speakers and venues in Pittsburgh with notes on sponsors and a closing note about a separate social column and local letters.
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Point Breeze Presbyterian Church
Point Breese
Pittsburgh
P. H. Barker
KDKA
Thomas F. Coakley
St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church
Calvary Episcopal Church
Shady Avenue
Pliteburgh
KE. J. van Etten
Arthur Owen
Edwin West
John McKay
A. L. Gillespis
Department of Public Safety
City of Pittsburgh
National Safety Council
McKeesport
Joseph Buffington
Judge Circuit Court of Appeals
Katherine Louise King
MacAdams
Norman S Stamm
Schenley High School
Richard Knotts
Madame Dix Busselle
Bradley
Fellows Club
Alfred (. Dunkle
Archy Ritts
Emory * Methodist Episcopal Church
North Highland Avenus
Rippey Street
W. Wofford T. Duncan
W 0. Yates
Swissvale Presbyterian Church
E. J. van Etten
Westinghouse
East Pittsburgh
Kansas girl counts cost of clothing each year
Ruth notes a man can obtain $500 to copy for a home rune. In Kansas, a girl should be able to clothe herself for about $91 a year. The remark suggests concerns over skirt length and clothing expenses.
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Ruth
Rune
Kansas
Biggest German Trial Opens With 1000 Witnesses
Hamburg March 18 One of Germanys largest criminal trials opened as a man named Peterson and four accomplices faced charges including robbery and blackmail. Peterson allegedly directed hundreds of robberies over two years with a gang described as working on a Signantic Scale. About 1,000 witnesses were summoned. Two lawyers were arrested for aiding the gang by cipher communications. Peterson tried to bribe guards to escape but failed. Grace Eugenie Morrill, a University of Washington graduate civil engineer, joined Tacoma city staff.
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Hamburg
Germany
Peterson
Peter Son
Grace Eugenie Morrill
University of Washington
Hilt Department
Tacoma
Three Die in Shooting and Auto Accidents Nearby
In Huntington area, three people die and one is dying in 24 hours from shootings and accidents. H A Inmann, 43, Kellogg, killed when a share car overturned on a trestle at Huntington Brick and Tile Plaza. Delbert Gibson, 25, West Huntington, fatally hurt. Carl Kates, 25, shot Hubert Smith near Chesapeake Ohio, died in hospital after being shot twice. Jewelry stores offer engagement ring refunds if broken. Madam Spaak becomes Belgium Senate election winner on Socialist ticket.
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Huntington
W. Va
H. A. Inmann
Kellogg
Delbert Gibson
West Huntington
Huntington Brick & Tileplaza
Carl Kates
Hubert Smith
Chesapeake
Ohio
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
State of
The
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Secewee
Antigonish
Rithmatic
Bate
Russia
Turkey
Armenia
Abe Martin
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Pennsylvania
Washioned
Parentspool
Wiresteel
Oityfield
Hardini
Marcel Steinbrugge
Komical
Ford Loomis
California
Clarence Johnnie Gray
Johnnie
Georgie Kimball
Connie Mack
Athletics
Rommell
O’donnell
George Brady
Ely Hall
Gerald Martin
Millionaires’ Club
William Laundon
J. H. Boynton
O. Bowen
H. E. Massey
A. Beebe
J. 2. Topliff
Mozart Gallup
M. S
Hitchcock
Frank ,Eilenberger
Dempsey
Madam Spaak
Belgium
Socialist Party
Eugene F. Burge
Masonic Temple
Higbee Co
Cleveland, C
Tillotson & Wolcott Company
Bank Bldg
Elyria Hardware CO
Henry Heidrich
Lorain County Bank Bldg
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Holland Furnace Co
East Ave
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