Bonus Bill Advances Through House Amid Veto Skepticism
The House passes a new form of the so called bonus bill unlikely to be stopped by President Harding’s veto. The measure replaces cash with a life insurance style plan offering daily allowances for service at home and overseas, with caps and a paid up policy after twenty years. The bill’s cost is projected around two billion dollars over twenty years and has the support of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ashington
Senate
Yist
Harding
Veterans Bureau
American Legion
Names and reputation in Washington justice
A Washington reflection argues against judging individuals by names or stereotypes. It urges caution about tainting people as bootleggers or anarchists based on surnames, noting names do not determine character and reputations should not be broadly assigned to groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lear
Auto tour plans across Europe described in quirky reminiscence
The piece muses about driving to a wharf to retrieve a car for an auto tour of Europe. It blends travel whimsy with reflections on old travel difficulties, Lent season morals, and the value of simple possessions over fashion and trips. It ends with a quip on disciplining children in modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Shaun Abraham
Indian political views on governance and independence
A fragmented interview quotes Sandhi and others on government legitimacy, mass unity, and resistance to British rule. It discusses loyalty to India’s ancient life, fears of famine for Hindus and Muslims, and possible alliances with Russia or Western powers in response to British and European dominance.
Yesterday's in Ohio and anniversaries remembered
A jumble of names and events marks yesterday and today with references to births deaths and notable dates. Figures include Rosa, Hamburg origin, Armd 30 1885, and Florence E Allen among others. The column lists birthdays and anniversaries tied to cities and institutions, with scattered historical notes.
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Anniersarifs
Rosa
Exa
Hamburg
Moerer
Austria
Poland
le Gal
vYoung Or
Holding
Suaniey Matthews
Court of the Ta Dhed
Cincinnati
USGB
Thomas “Tom Brown
Bghiog
England
London
Bam
United Barnship Colorace A
Gulf of Mexia
Fragmentary notes on war era commerce and religious events
OCR fragments describe trade shifts with cash registers and shifts, references to Republicans and political stir, plus observances in Antwerp and Rome. Mentions Adriansen College anniversary in Antwerp, the birth of Sar Anthons Vex Willeks, and Rome consistory with American cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriansen College
Antwerp
Will Ha Ee
Sar Anthons
Kendrea En
Public Safem Bor
Community Meeting Discusses Pean Growth and Street Paving
The discussion covered demand on peans and rent concerns, with a motion to adjourn failing to pass. One member was away in California for golf, while plans shift to forming a Chamber of Commerce to address paving Lodi Street.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lodi Street
ABE MARTIN NOTES PRACTICE DRIVES CANNED EFFORTS
Fragmentary clippings mention ABE MARTIN and a practice focus in racing or sports. The text references Dan Cup, patience, and training, but lacks clear event details or outcomes.
Komical Telegrams Highlight Local Commerce Talk
Reading through the chatter at the Chamber of Commerce meeting organizers discuss unity and local firms. Tod Moise and Elyria figures are cited as influential while authorities consider actions on disorder and arrests amid a lively crowd.
Todays Birthdays From Old Paper March 23 List
Birth date list highlights Cardinal Bourne archbishop of Westminster born in Claphan England sixty three years ago today. Also noting Emiles Asieea associated with Foipega and Herman Ho Rhoh former paper publisher born Albion Illinois seven years ago today.
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de Reet
Ontrowko
Petra Deo Toads
Emiles Asieea da Creder
Spatana Tie Lacise
Mar
Cavite
Useeo
Herman Ho
Fion Ciedgna Newpaper
Albion
Ill
Vndas
Frank A Scott
Warindueyn , Reird
Cleveland
Hoday
Cardinal Bourne
Westminster
Claphan
England
The Way of the World Dispatches on Courtesy and Burden
The piece muses on empathy and manners in everyday life, arguing people should respect others burdens. It cites a New Jersey divorce sparked by a quarrel over a cheap car and social circles, illustrating clashing priorities in relationships.
Government honesty and efficiency in postwar era
An essay-like reflection argues on government work ethics and personal responsibility. It notes a large workforce across the United States civil service and stresses integrity in public transactions and private dealings. The piece compares poverty and prosperity and questions fairness in government employment practices.
ROOT RECEIVES ROOSEVELT MEDAL FOR PUBLIC SERVICE
Eithu Root, noted American leader and jurist, is awarded the Roosevelt Medal for 1924 in recognition of distinguished public service. Born in Clinton Missouri on May 15, 1845, he pursued studies at Renbelham College, Columbia University, and Buenos Aires, later becoming district attorney in New York and serving as Secretary of War and Senator. He held prominent roles in international law, arbitration, and diplomacy, including leadership in the Hague tribunal and a mission to Russia in 1917.
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Eithu Root
Nionnar
Wone Ett
Root
Ront
Yim
Eulan Neotza
Clinton
Hamilton
Yile
Columbia
Buenos Aires
Fistref
New York
McKinler
Rost
Roogevely
Yors
Permanent Court
Commission of International Jurists
World Court
Ae Tvey
Russia
Washington
Famena’sy
Elyria News Briefs Collapse and Church Revival Report
Sixty years ago report notes Elyria fire chief tT t t Cha ne Wie Seb parsed. L Cole and Jacob Waldeck named as bosses. United States Telegraph Co opened an office with L Rosdon operator. Leonard of Baptist church held revival and baptized six converts. Old passenger train to Cleveland daily. U24 tithes to Cleveland sold in one week. Plank road company from Elyria to Lorea dissolves due to poor business. John Weller built some supports. D M Worcester of Pittsfield contracted to build wooden bridge over river at Washington avenue. Trade for citizens to raise funds noted.
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Elyria
Cleveland
John Weller
D. M. Worcester
Pittsfield
Washington Avenue
Money to Hire Soldiers to Evade Draft in Lilyria
A report notes funds offered to recruit troops for the Union, aiming to avert a draft in Lilyria. The brief sketches a debate over compensation and enlistment, highlighting local resistance and contingency plans during the war era.
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Lilyria
Poems That Live Warrens Address Stand
Fragmented verse asks if brothers will yield to slaves and cherishes mercy while soldiers endure. It speaks of battle, iron hail, and faith in the God of battles before dust returns to dust and a patriot’s deeds are told. The speaker urges courage amid fiery scenes and distant campaigns.
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Warren
John Fierpont
London Zoo Curator Leads Mosquito Hunt to Pacific Islands
Mrs. L. K. Cheesman curator of insects at the London Zoo guides seven men on a voyage to the Pacific Islands. She will collect mosquitoes dragonflies and grasshoppers for the zoo's vast insect collection and plans to bring back rare specimens in vacuum flasks for preservation.
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Pannow
Paviflc
Gala- Paros
London Zoo
Pacif Islands
Home Construction Projects Start in Eastern Heights
J. E. Burgan, contractor, is building a new home for Mr. Whitney on Park Ave Eastern Heights. Louis Heidrich, contractor, has started a new home for A. H. Rothe on Princeton Ave Eastern.
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J. E. Burgan
Mr. Whitney
Park Ave
Eastern Heights
Louis Heidrich
A. H. Rothe
Princeton Ave
DAY'S MUSIC STORE SPECIALS AND PERSONAL HISTORY
Harry Lauder sings a lively new number Ohio with Dixie Girls Are Good Enough For Me on the flip side. Taylor Holmes offers two dramatic readings and the American Quartet performs Old MacDonald and The Green Grass Grew. Mengleberg and the New York Philharmonic play Spinning Wheel. Gulbransen piano showcased. Victrola terms offered. Albert Henry Krapp, Vermilion native, shares lengthy career notes and family details.
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Harry Lauder
U. S
Ohio
Taylor Holmes
MacDonald
Warrenrath
Albert's Pitch Wins Victtolas andd Pianos Deals in Lorain County
Albert, a nearly yearlong member of our firm, excels in closing sales for Victtolas andd Pianos. He balances family time with baseball enthusiasm and maintains a broad network of friends across Lorain County.
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Albert
A. B. Chase
Lorain County
Day's Hardware Ad Promotes Paints and Lawn Seed
April brings busy painters and a wide assortment of paints and varnishes. Chimajac floor varnish sells for 25 cents per quart and resists scrubbing, while a triangle dustless floor gap aids quick work for 1.50. Also offered are brushes, lawn seed, Fairy Velocipede toys, and second hand ranges. Fish tackle and flower beds highlighted for spring appeal.
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Eyra
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. F. Burke
A C. Hudnutt
Saturdaday
Merarch
Fairbanks
Gandhi
India
Sandhi
Leme S
Florence E. Allen
Ocio Supreme Court
Salt Lake
Ira D Wandrth
United Socierro
Christan Endesvor
Muoford Tenes
Hazel Dawn
Ogden
Utah
George Sisler
St. Lews
Oho
Hardel
The
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Zealand
Suuiers
GSE Yfyr
Inrscsatana
Com. Tz
Shasta Rome Yea
Dea
Elsha
Banas
Ther Gnalio
T. T Roanvascon
California
Gol
ABE_ MARTIN
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Komical
Jim Armitage
Fic -Z Ja
Tepta
Zears-Robner
Tne
Tod Moise
Joe Thers
Big New
Welle Roe
Grove Patterson
Napoleon
New Jersey
Lire
L Cole
Jacob Waldeck
Bos. Stants
United States Teleph Co
L Rosdon
Tev
Glonge
Lionard
Baptist Church
Lorea
TLEA
the Days’ News
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Whiteman
Johns
Ted Weems
Mengleberg
N_Y
Philharmonic Orchestra
Albert Henry Krapp
Vermilion
Lorain Hardware Co
Lorain
A. H
Broad St
Day’s Hardware
B. P. S. Company
Carson Co
Martir
Otto
Tada Halliford
John Talsil
MI R
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