Memorial proposal tests Wilson legacy in New York debate
A New York committee led by Franklin D Roosevelt advocates a $500,000 memorial to Woodrow Wilson for his role in promoting the League of Nations. The piece weighs Wilsonism as both high statesmanship and political failure, urging the panel to decide if the memorial honors a man or a lost cause.
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New York
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
The Congressional Record Paradox in Readership
A periodical offers diverse essays on Japanese affairs German negotiations water power and more yet remains little read and often ridiculed. Its paradox is explained by the publication’s name the Congressional Record.
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Russia
Champ Clark
Herbert Spencer
United States
Congressional Record
Night riding tied to tenant abuses in Scottsboro report
Article discusses the Faz Lenaits Union in Scottsboro Alabama and its link to land tenant abuses and coercive marketing in southern states. It calls for preventive measures, noting night riding as a symptom of a corrupt social order and urging reform.
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Scottsboro
Ala
Faz ‘Lenaits’ Union
North
Mae
Stood Guard Over Your Purse Your New Hat The Case of Beans
A lighthearted local note recalls a humorous incident about guarding a purse and a new hat during a busy day. Details suggest a quirky need for vigilance in street life and small courtroom humor.
Advertised products shield consumers from wartime price spikes
The piece argues that essential goods like meat, vegetables, poultry, and bread saw large price jumps, but branded cereals and other advertised products rose far less. It credits manufacturers for buying direct from producers, keeping increases modest while unbranded items surged. It concludes that standardized advertised goods offer quality, price, and reliability protection.
Voice Of The People Tourta Calls For Building Cost Review
A letter to the Chronicle Telegram discusses the New York Herald piece on housing costs. It argues that materials prices and especially labor costs keep builders from restarting construction. The writer cites labor wage increases and reduced output as the main obstacle to a building revival in America.
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New York Herald
Tn House
Local government, business, and civic updates from Elyria
Thirty years ago Elyria notes record Williams named teller at National June Bank replacing Brush who left for groceries with A J Potter. Mayor Boonton calls spring election for marshal street commissioner cemetery trustee and ward council member. Electric poles go up as town awaits tube. Epidemic lagrippe hits many. Beebe & Co buys hens store from TF O Williams. A W Ewington named ticket alert at Lake Shore depot replacing Reed who joins Reading Coal Co.
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Elyria
Everett E Williams
National June Bank
T. M Brush
A J. Potter
P H Boonton
W Ewington
Lake Shore
W A. Reed
Reading Coal Co
Local court fines Masha for liquor utensils charges
A local court fined Masha £109 and costs after an arrest on liquor manufacturing charges. A still was reportedly found hidden in a baby carriage at Masha’s home, though he claimed the “stit” belonged to equipment for glass and acid bath work. Woodfield note adds event. Latimers die within 24 hours. Eastern Ohio docks face weak season due to light winter and industrial slump, with lake trade outlook poor.
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Masha
ST. Clairsville
Eastern
Ohio
Brighton People Active in Regions and School Event
Mr and Mrs B Bowman of Cleveland visited Pittsfield and Mr Henry Twerrell with Burt Ward. Sunday school youths attended the Older Boys and Girls conference in Eisha winning the State Shield for largest delegation. Francisca Lashera, an elderly peasant near Sargossa, Spain, was killed as a suspected witch.
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Brightoy
B. Bowman
Cleveland
Burt Ward
Pittsfield
Henry Twerrell
Eisha
Young People’s
Lorain County Sunda School Association
Brighton
Francisca Lashera
Sargossa
Spain
Social Mystery Surrounds Missing Chorus Leader in Miami
In Miami on March 23, Florence Leeds widow of financier James A Stillman remains missing. Friends declare belief she will soon return to Miami while authorities pursue clues about her whereabouts.
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Miami
Fla
Mra
Florence Leeds
James A Stillman
New York
Theielief
Men’s Spring Top Coats From Robinson and Hancock Co
The Robinson and Hancock Co offers new spring top coats in select patterns and latest cuts. Smart fabrics, tailored fits, and seasonal colors highlight the menswear lineup for the coming season.
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The
Robinson & Hancock Co
Fruit Growers Predict Bumper Lorain County Crop
Lorain County fruit growers expect a bumper year for apples peaches pears plums and cherries as blossoms near. Orchardists report good wintering with minor frost damage and warn a belated ice storm could threaten mid spring bloom. The Schnikken orchard in Amherst township anticipates a large apple crop as spraying and trunk inspections target pests. Prospects for small fruits like strawberries raspberries and gooseberries also look favorable for the coming season.
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Lorain County
Amherst Township
Stolen Bonds Reported From Centerville Depot
Chicago reports say a Saturday theft at Centerville Louisiana depot yielded ninety two thousand dollars in bonds. Of the securities taken, thirty seven thousand were negotiable and may be related to area interests.
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Chicago
Centerville
No More Dandruff Promises by Parsian Sage
A leading hairdresser endorses Parsian Sage as the best remedy for dandruff promising hair becomes wavy thick and lustrous. C. W. Phillips offers a money back plan on purchase.
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C. W. Phillips
Kiwanis To Be Rotary Hosts Elyria Speaker
William Ganson Rose noted short story writer and humorist will speak at a party given by the Elyria Kiwanis Club to Rotary Club members. The event at Alber's Villa is set for the evening of Wednesday April 6 and is expected to be most enjoyable.
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Elyria
William Ganson Rose
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Alber's Villa
Kiwanis Club Hosts Talk on Enthusiasm by Mr Rose
Mr Rose will present a talk on Enthusiasm as a headliner at the Kiwanis club event. He is described as a guaranteed attraction and a pleasing speaker for guests. The evening promises a number of unusual exhibits and entertainments for attendees.
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Rose
Kiwanis Club
Harrisburg Vote Defeats Martin Prohibition Bill
In Harrisburg on March 28 the Martin prohibition enforcement bill failed in the house by 99 to 10 after a lengthy debate. The measure would have replaced the Brook law with a stricter prohibitory framework.
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Harrisburg
Brooklaw
Shortage of Equipment Hits Public Service Quality
The quote laments persistent shortages across critical supplies and gear hindering the ability to deliver optimal public service. It underscores systemic resource constraints affecting operations and reliability.
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