Public speaker warns of socialist threat to Constitution and economy
The speaker denounces socialism as a revolutionizing force aiming to topple courts and burn the Constitution. He claims socialist papers praise the red flag and accuse the movement of industrial sabotage, urging education and a local alliance branch to defend American ideals and the Stars and Stripes. He warns of a looming crisis worse than postwar unrest.
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U. S. Supreme Court
I. W. G. Ltd
Bo Haywood
Lincoln-American Alliance
Livestock Judging Demonstration at Lake Avenue School
County Agent Howard Rogers led a judging demonstration at F. J. Hicks residence to support Lake Avenue School agriculture class. He stressed the dairy cow as the most efficient source of human food and outlined its breeding progress and global importance. Plans for additional county judging demonstrations were announced and teachers were invited to request assistance.
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Howard Rogers
F. J. Hicks
Lake Avenue
Rogers
Train Kills Veteran in Steubenville Accident
Steubenville March 26 veteran of the world war Mike Molnor, 28, was killed when struck by a Panhandle train below Mingo Junction. Coroner TR Kirk leads inquiry to determine if death was accident or intentional.
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Steubenville
Mike Molnor
Mingo Janction
TR. Kirk
Navigation season opens April 1 for Cleveland Detroit service
Cleveland announces the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company will commence lake passenger service between Cleveland and Detroit on April 1. Plans confirm the seasonal connection resumes with expected passenger traffic and inland lake travel.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Detroit and Clevelent Navigation Company
New German Commander Von Laettwitz Seen Lacking Goose Step
The dispatch describes von Laettwitz as the new commander in chief of Germany's military forces. It notes a shift away from the traditional goose step, with accompanying photographs indicating changed marching styles.
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Germany
Congress Debates Antired Measures and Red Scare Probes
Congressional action stalls on anti red measures with committees not recommending passage. Hearings on Bolshevik envoy Martens fail to produce expected sensational proof. Townsend resigns as Senate committee chair. New York Legislature seats of Socialist members sparks anti red crackdown.
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Congress
Ludwig C. 4
K. Martens
United States
Charles E. Townsend
Michigan
Senate
James B. Watson
Indiana
Think Wilson Will Run For A Third Term
Washington reports a strong organized push to nominate Woodrow Wilson for a third term. Democrats and Republicans alike discuss a third term, with Humphreys of Mississippi urging a stance and leaders like Champ Clark signaling concern.
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Wilson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
House
Humphreys
Mississippi
Dem
Champ Clark
Claude Kitchin
Congress
San Francisco
New York
C. C. Hughes
Tariff Reform League
League
Marshall
House of Representatives
American Reform League
United States
Great Land
League of Nations
Elkins Named U S Minister to Turkey by Wilson
Abraham I. Elkins receives support as United States minister to Turkey during President Wilsons administration. Elkins previously served in diplomacy and politics, with endorsements aiding his 1910s appointment prospects.
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Ganization
Abraham I. Elkins
United States
Turkey
Wilsons
Marriage Licenses Granted in Lorain Area
Henry Miller aged 33 a landscape gardener and Ann Scott aged 31 a milliner of Lorain obtained a marriage license. Sam Gaumann 28 a farmer and Mathilda Gerber 21 of Lorain also secured a license.
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Henry Miller
Landscape Ardener
Ann Scott
Milliner
Lorain
Sam Gaumann
Farmer
Mathilda Gerber
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges
Admissions include C. B. Minks of Oxford Street Matt Gardner of Kenyon Street Mrs Louis Hadaway Elyria RD Discharges list John Bemis East Ath Street John Derosinser West River Street J C Clark Lodi Street Thomas McBride Lodi Street Mrs Franely Fairchild Kipton
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C. B. Minks
Oxford Street
Matt Gardner
Kenyon Street
Louis Hadaway
Elyria
John Bemis
East Ath St
John Derosinser
Weat River Street
J.C. Clark
Lodi St
Thos. McBride
Airs
Franely Fairchild
Kipton
Burglars Take Two Truckloads From Clothing Factory
In Cleveland on March 26 burglars bound and gagged the watchmen at the Schwartz Heyter Clothing factory and escaped with two truck loads of suits and coats valued at $15 000.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Schwartz-Heyter
Harding Presidential Club Forms in Council Chamber
A Harding presidential club was organized last evening in the council chamber. The meeting, unadvertised, drew about twenty five attendees who gathered to discuss party activities.
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Warren G. Harding
Council Chamber
Local group forms temporary chair and plans county body
Aes Sheol Seteed acts as temporary chairman after a home meeting, then George H Crain is elected permanent chairman and David Hamlin, an overseas marine, becomes secretary. Mr Chamberlain says the aim is to form active organizations in each township and a county group. A further meeting is planned for the coming week.
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Aes Sheol Seteed
George H.crain
Rman
David Hamlin
Chamberlain
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