President Coolidge Voices on Election Rights and Ohio Amendment
The article quotes President Coolidge urging voters to exercise their sovereign right and warns the proposed Ohio amendment would abdicate that power to politicians. It notes opposition from labor, temperance, and women’s groups who fear reduced primary influence and political expression. Theodore Roosevelt’s related view on constitutional purpose is cited.
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Coolidge
Ohio
Havi Me
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ohio State Grange
Ohio Farm Bureau
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of Ohio
Publisers
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Anti-Saloon League
League of Women Voters
Theodore Roosevelt
Vote with conscience on election day and candidates
A public urging voters to go to the polls, avoid guessing, and judge candidates by facts. Do not decide by familiarity or prejudice but choose those who represent the public good. Exercise judgment as citizens and guardians of societal health and life.
Anniversary notices and historical brief snippets from yesterday
A scan of yesterday and todays anniversaries lists notable births and deaths, political events, and upcoming exhibitions. It mentions Santa Fe aviation pioneer Georg Swords, Rev. VT Hunt first Protestant clergyman in San Felipe, and various birthdates including Duke of Abercorn and Rodolph Lemieux. It notes the Amsterdam Norn canal opening and a Maverick Canal Bank liability, with other brief historical markers and a textile exposition at Greenville lasting one week.
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Ge Swords
Flas Santa Fe
New
Maren
Charlotte M. Braeme
D. Hunt
San Felyco
Indiana
Amsterdam
Norn Sen
Maverick
Boston
Alexander TH
Russia
Olas II
Observance and Political Events Highlight Busy Day
An unclear forecast notes an ANS observance and references a sixth day of a 11926 era. It mentions a ballot campaign and preliminary elections and notes a scheduled event in New York at an AL Hall. Georgia and Florida are noted with a court timing marker.
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Tedas
Ube
Wall
AL Hall
Georgia
Florida
Teder
ABE MARTIN Cupp Ne Pe in NOW ever
ABE MARTIN Cupp Ne Pe notes a humorous remark about a wife’s wristwatch repair and a reader reevaluating a Rainful occupation, reflecting the rural humor style of the column.
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ABE_ MARTIN Cupp
Beveridge and Saunders Highlight Notable Day Figures
Albert J. Beveridge, a former U.S. senator and noted biographer, earns recognition for distinguished service to literature while engaging in historical writings on John Marshall. Edgar Saunders, 76, engineer and manufacturer, gains prominence as inventor of underwater drilling apparatus and head of a German-led gear firm with global commission roles.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Resus
Brill Biog
Memo Fouriien
Baveridze
Unit i
Alii
Eridze
Fevervize
Hivany
John Marchiet Justi
America
Hige
Cou Ohic
O . Toved
Rive Indiwa
Bar Te Reed
Om Tudiana
Fr Tidre
United
Mr. Saunders
University of Pennsylvania
Citizens respond to Elyria sewage bond issue debate
A 1926 letter to the Chronicle Telegram argues against Mr. R H Rice’s stance on a proposed sewage disposal bond issue. The writer challenges timing, site purchase rules, and the council’s handling, referencing the swimming pool project and public funds. The letter defends party engineers and questions health department actions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
R. H. Rice
Rice
Aleship
Strate Department
Lima Ohio Faces Sewer and School Funding Struggles
A letter cites the city of Lima Ohio as an example of abrupt enforcement power, noting schools cut terms last year and that only special state legislation eased distress. It mentions Lima lacking a sewage disposal plant and a barely finished sewer system amid financial and social strain.
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Lima
Ohio
David W. Hamlin
Poems Love Maternity by Alice Meynell
A friend doubts Meynell’s surefire technique in the poem Renouncement. The speaker defends Meynell’s line as emotionally true, recalling a mother’s grief for a lost newborn and the paradox of a mother born in ten years of pain. The passage contrasts marble beauty with living feeling.
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Alice Meynell
I Am the Agent Gink Refusing to Take No
A stylized voice proclaims persistence against rejection with bold, confrontational rhetoric. The speaker asserts influence over young minds and warns against eviction while claiming continued dialogue despite irritation. The piece reads as a provocative, self assured monologue.
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Gink
Jangi
Railroad Names Young Executive to Lead NJ Line
Roy Barton White aged 43 is elevated to the presidency of the Central Railroad of New Jersey becoming the youngest active head of a major eastern railroad. White formerly served as vice president after a stint as general manager of the New York district for the Baltimore and Ohio and began his career as a telegraph operator at 23.
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Roy Barton White
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Bern
Metcalf
White
The
Jersey Censtral
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Fragmented Reader Note On Refusal Policy
A garbled client message discusses refusals and statistics with broken phrases about knowing needs and talking. It appears as a casual note rather than a news item and does not reference identifiable people or organizations beyond generic terms. The text lacks a clear event, date, place, or outcome.
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Anan Beresa
Circinaul
Etytia Orie Fie Leegim Uegets
Pubiieners
Sudnutt
Styria
President Coolidge
Moscow
Washir
Duke of
Frank J
Forth Worth
Maing
TV State
Boat
American Institute of Mining Engs
National Civic Federation
Senatv Cridge
Voice OF
People
Railroad
Wetse
Br Republic Syndicate, Inc
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
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