Sinclair Defiance Tests Senate Oil Inquiry Resolve
Friday editorial criticizes Harry F. Sinclair for refusing to testify before the Senate oil lease investigation. It argues defiance endangers legislative scrutiny, notes counsel’s strategic motives, and warns public distrust could grow if investigations are undermined. It also comments on broader disgust with high‑life corruption and partisan reactions in Washington.
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Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
Sinclair
Supreme Court
Washington
Mr. Crabbe Faces Pressure Over Prohibition Enforcement
Friends push him for governor citing leniency toward enforcing prohibition and criticizing illegal carding. He is a dry favorite but risks mixed signals from allies. A fossil hunt in shale banks offers a new pastime, turning science into a vacation lure.
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Crabbe
Jie
Comidge Pushes Revision of Revenue Law
Reader summary notes Pr hce Comidge seeks a revision of the revenue law to stimulate business and lower costs. The article mentions a Cleveland convention meeting, a public debt commissioner commenting on investment limits, and regional editorials from East Liverpool Youngstown and Defiance about economic concerns and gasoline prices.
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Comidge
Levin
Daugherty
Cleveland
UU Vhana
Europe
East Liverpool
Yesterday and anniversaries in Ohio and world
A busy clipping lists historical anniversaries and events from 1918 to 1882 including Wade Hampton and Earl of Cardigan, plus notes on 1916 Allied talks in Paris and a Cincinnati riot. It also includes a lengthy moralizing column on life goals, wealth, and the press led by Adolph Ochs and others.
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Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Charleston
S. C
Columbus
Ear of Cardigan
Balaclava
England
France
Germany
Brussels
Biscayne
Fla
Nebraska
Act of Congress
Cincinnati
William Berner
W. H Kirk
Conference of Allies
Paris
British Independent Labor Party
Internationale
Adolph Ochs
New York
Today’s Birthdays List Highlights Notable Figures
Aristide Briand born in Nantes France 63 years ago today. Norman Hapgood born in Chicago 56 years ago today. Mortimer E Cooley born in Canandaigua 69 years ago today. Frank Clark born in Eufaula Alaska 64 years ago today. Dr William Allan Neilson born in Scotland 55 years ago today.
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France
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Norman Hapgood
Chicago
Mortimer E. Cooley
College of Engineering and Architecture
University of Michigan
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Frank Clark
Congress
Florida
Eufaula
Alas
William Allan Neilson
Smith College
Scotland
Centenary Birth of Elijah Cradon Craven Noted Clergyman
A commemorative event marks the birth centenary of Elijah Cradon Craven a Presbyterian clergyman and moderator of the general assembly. The report notes international coverage and plans tied to traffic control discussions and a Paris session. The piece also mentions a cold spell with record low temperatures reaching minus zero at several locations.
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Ral Assemul
Tasebizan Releay
Ferisis
Ie International
Paris
Ftach
Mihta
Angie
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Failures in life can be eliminated if you find the right place where they fit. A successful worker argues that everyone has a strong spot and many people never locate it. Discover the thing you are good for.
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Socrates
Greece
Athens
Miller’s Auto Accessories
Romance tears out at the altar in odd notice
A fragmented item notes romance at an altar and a mention of a showcase envelope described as a party invention though not opened as quickly as another kind.
Fragmentary Journal Note on Sincerity and Realness
A fragmented passage discusses a man's thinking reaching a level of sincerity and logical intention. It implies a pursuit of real ness through genuine purpose, though phrasing is incomplete and uncertain.
Komical Telegrams From Washington Gossip Page
A humorous digressive column mocks political figures and lobbyists in Washington. Mentioned are J George, Vic Woodward, Bill Stark, Bob Lersch, and references to the Legislature and Board of Trade. The piece lampoons policymakers, banter, and the Banana Club expanding in hotel hubs.
West Market display features nursery products and floristry
A West Market display showcases nursery items from Carek's Florist. Cinders for driveways are advertised with contact numbers 41251 and 41542. Crooks & Slater listed in the scene.
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Carek’s, Florist
Crooks & Slater
Timely views on bonus bill and adjusted compensation
Gilbert Bettman of Cincinnati, head of the American Legion National Legislative Committee, says passage of the adjusted compensation bill will save billions. He argues the aim is to offset economic loss from service, not a gratuity, and predicts Senate passage and President Coolidge signature.
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MEL. Teons
Sans Legion
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Gilbert Bett- Main
Aitorney
Cincinnati
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American Legion
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Township trustees pay out for poor support and cold snap记
Thirty years ago the township trustees spent $574.48 for the poor's support mainly groceries and coal. Fourteen inches of snow fell that day with a temperature of twenty below zero. Sleds hauled logs from the woods to the saw mill on East Bridge street.
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New York City
New England
Saw Mall
East Bridge Street
Whitehall area school demolition and street work noted
Work began tearing down the old three story brick high school on Middle avenue and a two story wing. A new home was started on Hast Bridge street. Dr Chas Hershine graduated from Cleveland University of Medicine and appointed house physician at Huron street hospital. Driveway prep began on Cascade Street into Cascade Park with 500 dollar city funding and charity league aid. Council discussed paving Broad Street the upcoming summer.
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Pampeso
A. J. Laundon
Hast Bridge Street
Chas. H.ersaHine
Cleveland University of Medicine
Huron Street Hospital
Cascade Street
Cascade Park
The
Citizens League of Charity and Labor
Poems That Live Freedom
Verse by Tar Russell Lowell urges courage against fear and hatred. It celebrates those who speak the truth for the fallen and the weak and resist silence.
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Tar Russell Lowell
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