Election Reflections on Voter Discrimination and Choice
The piece argues citizens who are citizens before partisans celebrate a discerning electorate that rejected straight-ticket voting. It cites Ohio races, Lorain County results, and local measures showing voters rejected bad candidates and supported reform, with national implications and comments from Akron and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Boverhoy
Lorain County
Buckely
Clarence Brown
Davey
Congress
Mathews
Bloom
Willis
Akron
Daves
Sweeney
Senate
Donahey
Massachusetts
Wadsworth
New York
al Smith
Watson
Indiana
Smith
Tllinois
Ware
Pennsylvania
Tlinois
United States Senate
Lorain
Yesterday and Today in Ancestral Anniversaries
Yesterday's listings note James M. Mason born in 1871 in Virginia and Jubal Early born in Virginia. Died March 2 1894, and Gen Grant era events, with birthdays and notable figures from American, British and European history.
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James M. Mason
France
Fairfar County
Jubal A. Farly
Franklin, County
Lynesburg
A.S. Grant
United States
Paul Fitzsimmons Eve
Poland
Pulas
Ile
Neear Augusta
Menelik
Jesus
Lancashire
Portsmouth
Panama Celebrates Twenty Third Versary and Local Observances
The Republic of Panama marks its twenty third observance today while the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce observes its seventh anniversary. A historical note recalls the 30 year ago transmission of property from Niagara Falls to Buffalo and greetings are sent to Prince Leopold of Belgium.
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Republic of Panama
San Francisco
Remembering kin and a quiet Coolidge moment
The note recalls a person speaking about a late relative and jokes about a mother-in-law. It adds a light remark praising President Coolidge for not interrupting others during conversation.
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Wes
President Coolidge
Horace G Knowles and Green Corn Diplomacy Reach Royal Palaces
The article notes Horace G Knowles who helped introduce green corn to Roumania in 1907 via American influence. He was stationed in Noumania serving under diplomatic credentials as the Crown Princess Marie later became Queen. He sent corn and vegetables to the King Queen and Crown Prince during the green corn season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Knowles
Marie
Poumanta
Ada
Kioos
Ini
Noumania
Gornwan
Croy
Queen Marie
Carpathian Mountains
Bestowed Highest Crown Decorations by Governments
A description notes individuals receiving the highest civilian honor from their governments, marking the ceremony and recognizing outstanding service. The report emphasizes official recognition and ceremonial dignity, detailing the significance of the honors bestowed and the individuals honored.
The Old Man at the Or by L A G Scerony
A fragmentary review notes poems by L A G Scerony appearing in a volume and likens their etched quality to paintings. It compares emotional impact to A E Housman Shrubs and Shrimpers Lad, evoking a street scene with a hearse and workers reacting to a memorial figure.
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L. A
Unclear note on littering behavior and disposal
A fragment discusses disposal habits for litter such as shard pieces or debris on a car, theater seats, and shoes. It mentions tossing items anywhere and not caring about consequences, with a sense of annoyance at potential trouble from disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BTTEL
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O. M. Kile
The Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921 appears overturned after the Chicago circuit court reversed a prior ruling and refused to permit continued enforcement. The article cites Washington, D.C., November 3 as the dateline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Kile
Washington
DD. C
Packers and Stockyards Control
Chicago Circuit Court
Ap Ss
Aine Court
Packer Regulation Fight Faces Legal Dead End
The long drive to regulate large meat packers stalls as court rulings block inspection of their books. Officials warn that without access to records real regulation may be impossible, leaving farm groups discouraged about reviving the effort.
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Supreme Court
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Levet
Dunloeas
Federal Trade Commission
Armour-Morris
Palmer
Kevernment
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A.C. Hudnuty
Tyria PostoMice
Dallyou
E Ward
Chicago
Wabash Ave
York
Fifth Ave
Zanesville, O
Mansfield, O
Journal
Defiance
Crescent-News
Akron, C
Beacon-Journal
Ares
James J. Walker
New York City
Hinderroom
American Association of Railway Rreons
Brit Connard
Geo
Somerville
Sovere Sens
Sweden
Belgium
Norway
Rurk
Iva Marina
Dune of Brabant
Astrid
Jeden
Royal Palace
Stockholm
Dastona
Charles of
Roumania
Peter
Serbia
Crown Prince
Leopold
Belum
Frin
Tod
Brussels
Vilbjalinar
Arctic
Manitoba
James BE. Shepard
Prient
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Todas Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Crawfordsvide
Bade
Charlie Dick
Aior
Botn
Ese
ABE_ MARTIN
THE
Superior Court
THOR
Cutraat
Red Cross
Nursing Service
Tion Service
Cross
Tutte Ett
Broad &T
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