Burke Defies Fake Emergency in Ohio Senate Fight
Senator J. F. Burke of Elyria protests the emergency clause in the Dunn administration’s bill on government reorganization. He joins Republican colleagues and major Ohio newspapers in warning the measure would strip citizens of rights via a referendum. Senate hearings are set, with Burke aiming to block railroaded passage and give Ohioans a say.
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J. F. Burke
Elyria
Senate
George H. Bender
James A. Reynolds
Joseph J. Rowe
Arthur H. Day
Ohio
Dunn
House Committee
House
Burke
Davis
Elvria
Rent Laws Upheld by New York Supreme Court
The New York legislature's emergency rent protections against extortion and eviction were upheld by the state Supreme Court though not unanimously. The decision echoes the Lever case, warning that terms like unreasonable price are too broad. Public welfare justifies housing relief, but rigid formulations may threaten private contracts and future construction.
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New York
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Capitalizing a Chinese Vice and the Chinese Army
The piece argues that China’s military under officials degenerates into coercive force to levy tribute and aid political factions. It notes Japanese fears over Chinese imports of firearms and contrasts a peaceful united China with potential internal chaos.
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China
Nocturnal theft fears fade for daytime workers
A terse remark argues that a man who completes an hour of work daily is unlikely to commit night theft. The line suggests moral steadiness of laborers and downplays nighttime crime risks.
Advertising as a practical short cut to trust and value
The piece argues advertising is the quickest way for merchants to convey information about products and policies while allowing the public to learn about them. It cautions that advertising cannot save a poor product or unfair prices, but supports belief in consistently advertised items to foster better living, thrift, and prosperity.
Reverend Robb Faces Polk County Execution Role
The overseas chaplain of the Rainbow division Rev Winifred Robb who also serves as sheriff of Polk county may be called to perform executions under Iowa law if Orsie Ursas is sentenced to death for the murder of George Fosdick. Robb is pastor of the Carbondale Federated church in Des Moines.
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Des Moines Ya
Winifred Robb
Rainbow Division
Polk County
Carbondale Federated Church
Orsie Ursas
George Fosdick
Robb
Cross
St Andrews Church First in Elyria to Install Gas Lighting
Forty years ago in Elyria St Andrews church proudly installed gas fixtures becoming the citys first church lit by gas. Officer George Boyd stopped an escape from the old county jail where four prisoners had pried loose iron and a window stone. The Chronicle Telegrams Republican office moved to a two story building on Court street. Tramps averaged eighteen nightly at the village lockup for two weeks amid growing nuisance. Class day at the high school featured seniors including Clara Bassett Louise Erne Nettie Melin Saidee Nelson Frank Vincent and others.
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Elyria
St. Andrews
George Boyd
Old County
George
Republican
Chronicle-Telegram
East Broad Street
Turner
Court Street
Clara Bassett
Louise Erne
Nettie Melin
Saidee Nelson
Frank Vincent
Chas. H. Parker
Marion Bruce
George H. Lewis
Alice C. Pomroy
Nellie Wallace
Hattie Hart
Gertie Stephenson
John M. Metcalf
Della Moon
M. Blake Johnson
ABE MARTIN Reflections on a Rounder and a Red Headed Girl
ABE MARTIN recalls a bygone barroom routine as a rounder who was struck by a beer schooner on a Saturday night fades from memory. He notes changes in sight and tone, remembering a red headed girl and a white horse as symbols of earlier times.
Baby Proper Care Emphasis With Blue Devil Soak
An old-time item urges careful handling of infant items by soaking the unmentionables in Blue Devil as a cleaning tip.
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Baby
Harding Rejects Direct Letter From Panama Leader
President Harding today rebuffed a direct appeal from Por ris of Panama regarding the Panama Costa Rica boundary dispute. He said the state department’s note was sent with the president and Secretary Hughes’s full approval and that the award of Chief Justice White must be carried out.
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Washington
Harding
Hughes
White
United States Supreme Court
Railroads Lose Over 300 Million Annually Says Atterbury
General W W Atterbury testifies before the United States labor board that wartime rail costs exceed 300 million dollars yearly due to waste and inefficiency. He claims the interstate commerce commission and the bureau of economics underestimated railroad payrolls by about 290 million dollars, asserting a total payroll should near 3 4 billion dollars.
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Chicago
United States Labor Board
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Oract
General Atterbury
Interstate Conmmmerce Commission
Bureau of Economics
Daugherty Moves Justice Dept to Peace footing
Attorney General Daugherty orders dismantling of war era agencies within the Department of Justice. Judge Vernon Van Fleet backs the reorganization to reduce prosecutors and cut costs, aiming for substantial economies in government legal affairs.
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Washington
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Vernon van Fleet
South Bend
Ind
Mind Your Health With Pepto Mangan Advice
The ad stresses that health starts with mindset and self care and warns against overwork. It promotes Pepto Mangan as a tonic to restore vitality when blood becomes clogged and urges buyers to ensure authentic Gude’s Pepto Mangan on packages.
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Nature
Gude
Advt
Harding says U.S. cannot fall behind in naval strength
President states the government cannot afford to be ten ships behind any other nation in naval power. He notes support for disarmament measures but declines to commit to U.S. initiative, despite a Philadelphia Friends Society delegation urging leadership in world disarmament.
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Washington
Hardings
United States
Society of Friends of Philadelphia
Chicago Wage Cuts Hit 45 000 Workers Across City
In Chicago on March 24 wage reductions from none to twenty percent affect all 45 000 city workers including officials and staff. The move targets the entire workforce, signaling a broad salary reduction across departments.
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Chicago
Discovery of Hem-Roid the commonsense pile remedy
An advertisement touts Hem-Roid as a non greasy tablet for quick safe healing relief. It promises no cutting and offers money back if it fails, credited to C. W. Phillips.
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C. W. Phillips
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