Senator Harding Elected and The Nation’s Next Course
The article notes Senator Harding's victory as a Republican triumph across states, reflecting public sentiment against the administration and concerns about the president’s health. It predicts a demanding four years for the party, the economy, and international relations, and endorses Harding’s plan to appoint strong advisers, cooperate globally, and preserve peace through measured leadership.
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Harding
Union
Republican Party
Opposing Views On Electric Light Rate Debate
The publication remarks on discussing election questions and the Electric Light Company rate increase. It notes frequent new proposals, criticizes hidden motives, and praises open, square discussion while condemning evasive objections. The writer asserts they can now address the core issues more clearly.
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Electric Light Company
Great Life Quote of Forgiveness and Strength
A reflective line on forgiveness and endurance. It notes that days pass, and forgiveness from others is sought after while recognizing the hard labor endured. The phrase It is a great life if you don't weaken emphasizes resilience in facing difficulties.
A Word on the Local Vote Controversy and Chamber of Commerce
The piece condemns tactics used in yesterday's local vote as disreputable and calls into question statements from the Electric Light Company. It criticizes Chamber of Commerce directors for backing conflict of interest and urges reform to ensure the institution serves the common good and all city residents.
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Electric Light Company
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Let Us Be Fair in Campaign Coverage
A newspaper vows to avoid personal attacks and mudslinging while continuing to publish news frankly. It endorses Republican principles but condemns using the party for unworthy ends, pledging greater independence in reporting on candidates after the recently concluded campaign.
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7Aders
Republican Party
Bryan and the Election Silent Campaign Climaxes
Bryan, who had refused to speak throughout the campaign, ends silent. The piece hints at a quiet satisfaction across the scene as the outcome nears, with observers noting his composed demeanor and anticipated reaction to the results.
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Bryan
Inflation or Deflation batch of the KEW home eern
The piece rails at political strategy, arguing that Democrats err when ignoring Bryan, urging unity and tolerance while denouncing slander by the Electric Company and a Chronicle-Telegraf accusation, framing victory as valuable for character and conscience.
Obscure Speech at MI Cc A Membership Banquet
Observers John Grant and a coworker received medals for work in the camp at the MI Cc A membership contest closing banquet Tuesday evening. Grant gave one of the shortest speeches as a youngster named Crunt rose briefly and murmurings followed.
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John Grant
Rey JW Grant
MI Cc
Grant
John
Ralph Murbach
Campaign摩odulation and election shocks in 1920 scene
A fragmented 1920 campaign tableau shows Senator Burke and Mayor Jones amid Democratic shifts as Virginia’s vote turns, with chatter from Chas. Lord and local election officials. A grandchild asks Grandpa about an ark as political optimism meets humor and age-old questions.
Fragmented Teat Homily Reflects on Domestic Strife and Roles
The text interweaves a narrator’s inner conflict about staying home and obeying a wife’s orders with snippets of social satire. It hints at domestic duties, gender expectations, and underlying tension, ending with a muddled musing on bigamy and societal strain.
Lorain Boys In Vermilion Jail
Four Lorain boys labeled bad by Vermilion authorities were held overnight in the lockup after an incident. Police said John Glidine John Burns and Edward Minnick were detained until their parents from Lorain arrived near midnight. James Lawhead reported two stones pelted his front window last night.
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Yarshal
Vermilon
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Mike Glidine
John Burns
Fdward Minnick
Loraim
James Lawhead
Second Street
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