Republican Victory and the League of Nations
The Irreconcilables oppose any League of Nations. Harding’s win does not assure membership. the US Senate will not ratify the current covenant. The council should be elected from the assembly, not self-appointed. Major changes are needed for any US participation to occur. Justice and American ideals should guide foreign policy over a flawed league.
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Republican Party
League of Nations
Harding
Wilson
France
United States Senate
United States
America
Widgeweg
Amerea
Mtoe
Concrete ships and twisted iron clash tale misread
A magazine fiction inspired by early concrete ships imagines a German warship colliding with a concrete vessel. In a Rhode Island coastal incident an iron steamer hits a submerged concrete hull, the vessel sinks in minutes while the iron bow remains above water, highlighting the gap between fantasy and real world outcomes.
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Rhode Island
Hell
John
Heaven
Partial List of Man o' War Ancestors Not Surprising
A column of solid small type prints a partial list of Man o' War's ancestors. The note suggests that any living horse may have a comparable ancestry, paralleling thoughts on lineage and authority.
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Erean
Avon weddings and burglaries alarm village
Fifty years ago in Avon Loram county at the Baptist church Rev Wat hans offitting Hyerette Wil lams and Miss A Lorette Williams were married. The J B Brooke & Co Hardware Store on Braid street was entered by burglars, with over $200 of cutlery stolen. Citizens debated policing the town, with some favoring a force and others opposing, proposing vigilante-like measures if needed.
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Avon
Loram County
Wathans
Hyerette Willams
Lorette Williams
Iewton Case
Very L Case
J B Brooke & Co
Braid Street
Elyria Democrat
Abe Martin Miss Garnet Moots Observes Cork Accident
Abe Martin Miss Garnet Moots, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tilford Moots, had her eye put out by a cork while entertaining friends last evening. The scene contrasts with the era's odors noting red flannel underwear and cashmere bouquet soap.
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Garnet
Tilford
New ambulance hearse offered by local undertaker
Observer William Sudro announces a new ambulance hearse tied to his Friday undertaking parlor service. Last night a near miss on Broad street left pedestrians wary as two autos collided and damaged, while Pay Up Week looms for city merchants seeking settled accounts. The unsightly New York Central railroad tracks stir public critique though a railroad insider expects spring work to resume.
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William Sudro
Wilkins Hurst
Broad Street
Torose
New York Central
Benny Moore Negro Boxer Battles in Oakland Fight
A chaotic boxing scene in Oakland ends with Benny Moore down from a hard punch. A bystander laments lost hearing as Aunt Elvira reacts in the house, while a moving picture photographer and a public game exchange banter amid shell-hole surroundings. An authoritative voice warns that the craps game could be shut down if numbers are mishandled. The scene blends boxing, family shock, and street life with pungent regional color.
Vague OCR Note on Ballot Form and Voting Limits
Fragmentary text questions ballot design and voting eligibility with unclear references to names and places. The readable parts mention ballots, tickets, and a wood wave illusion, but lack concrete entities or events to anchor a full news item.
Man Sentenced for Failure to Support Illegitimate Child
Judge Thompson sentenced Thomas Devonshire yesterday after a grand jury indictment for abandoning his legitimate child. Devonshire pled not guilty, but the jury found him guilty and he received six months at the Toledo workhouse. He was warned to support the child or face further action, in Prosecutor Findley’s first case of this kind.
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Citzens
Mason and Dixon Checkers
Stetson
First National Bank
New Orleans
Seben
Thompson
Thomas Devonshire
Devonshire
Toledo
Findley
Oberlin Road Repairs Start Today
County Engineer Theobald announces Oberlin road repairs begin today. Work starts east of Oberlin and proceeds toward this area using hot mix asphalt. The road should be in good condition when work stops. Motorists warned to slow and expect temporary disruptions during resurfacing.
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Theobald Haa
Oberlin Road
Oberlin
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
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Lucety
Elyria, Ohio
Was
Abe Martin
Benny Moore
Oakland
Cal
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Elvira
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Bryan
Lre
I Than
King Farms
Eda
Imes
Haserodt’s
Opticlan
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Doi
Tioves
Hoth Ie
Rain County
Algkindsor
Broad St
Feek
Better Business Club
Thyrfiah
Thomas A. Edison
Mills’ Music Shop
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