Will Ohio Prohibition Stand After Election Scrutiny
The piece argues that voters rejected anti liquor candidates, especially in the Ohio races, and that men seen as wet on the tickets lost to dry opponents. It asserts the state will not elect officials against the Eighteenth Amendment and urges continuing prohibition advocacy.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Venters
Pomerene
Cooper
Prohibition
Anti-Saloon League
Brown
Buckley
Elose
Mrr. Cooper
Donahey
Mills
Fourteenth
Davey
New York
al Smith
Ogden Mills
Alifis
Wadsworth
United States Senate
Atlantic Ocean
Wagner
Christman
Temperance
Neis
Congress
Lincoln
Anecdotal 1891 to 1926 Chronology and Obliquely Noted Birthdays
A compilation of dated events and birthdays from 1812 to 1926 including the consecration of Michael Portier as Mobile bishop, the Inckerman battle, Eugene Debs birth, Redfield Proctor's resignation, Eugene Schmitz mayoralty, Woodrow Wilson's 1812 election, and Henry Cabot Lodge's alias mishap. It also notes a year-ago death sentence ruling for Gerald Chapman and lists today’s notable birthdays and conventions opening in Dallas and other sites.
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Michael Portier
Mobile
Ala
Inckerman
Eugena V. Debs
Terre Hante
Ind
Thed
Chicago
Thh
U. McClellan
Federal Army
Redfield Proctor
U.S
Vermont
Eugene Schmitz
Wafco Lauor
San Franci
Woodrow Wilsom
New Jersey
United States
Henry Cabot Tadee
Massachusetts
Connecticut Supreme Court
Gerald Chapman
TODA
George Francis Milne
Imperial St
William (). Thompson
Ohio State Uni
North Carolina Observes Arbor Day and Exposition
Today marks Arbor Day observances in North Carolina with a Progress Exposition in Easland continuing for one week. The centenary of General Edward W. Sorrell’s birth, noted Civil War soldier and engineer, is also acknowledged.
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North Carolina
Easland
Guy Fawkes
Edward W. Sorrell
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A few name for two point zero we non blush apple is long overdue. Jake Bentley has sold his farm as he could not afford it.
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ABE_MARTIN Criviepicdtn
Appie
Jake Bentley
W Somerset Maugham and Lord Stamford in the News
A profile of W Somerset Maugham as a mid aged English playwright and his wartime service details his shift from medicine to writing. It also notes Lord Stamford nearing eighty and his long court service as a popular soldier turned statesman who helped shape royal correspondence.
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W. Somerset Maugham
Una Ming
London
St. Thomas Pital
Ur Maughan
Medics Corps
Secret Services
Mia Sadie
Pia
Hopent Br
Ethel Barrymore
Expres
Lord Stamford
Ord Stamford
England
A. Bh
Privacy post offered to General Sir Evelyn Wood
Fragmentary notes show the offer of a privacy position to General Sir Evelyn Wood in Victoria. The text hints at his diffidence and subsequent acceptance after discussion with a friend.
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Evelyn Wood
Victoria
A xi
A Farewell by Harriet Monroe
Poem fragment notes Harriet Monroe of Chicago as editor of Poetry magazine. It honors poetry’s reach and the World’s Fair era prizes, praising restrained emotion and the authority of genuine verse despite simple moods.
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Harriet
Miss Monroe
Chicago
Transfer Tangles on Streetcar Lines
A garbled note discusses old transfers and streetcar companies. It hints at a redesign by a contractor named Silex and mentions worn coins in circulation, indicating outdated fare systems and possible changes to fare transfer practices.
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Silex
Political reshuffle and local development notes from long-ago records
The notes recount county commission and treasurer elections with Woodrow Hughes and AL Baker winning, plus Tucker elected recorder and Ward sheriff. Also mentions election outcomes in Oberlin, a wet/dry vote request, and historic figures Chamberlain Nash and Lawrence. Additional items note land sales for a new foundry and a burglary of the Elyria Shear Co. vault.
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Tucker
C.fl
Robert Ward
Kiyria Hirsh
Wakeman
Oberlin
George H. Chamberlain
Gary
Nash
E. Lawrence
Clarion Chapman
Lorain Councilmen Bonded Over Solicitation Charge
Two Lorain councilmen appeared in Common Pleas court and posted bonds on a charge of soliciting a bribe. The report notes a Watchman Fos kett wounded one person and mentions the Four O'clock Club observing its tenth anniversary with entertainment for Mrs. T. S. Faxon.
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Foskett
T. S. Faxon
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Forty Years Ago in Elyria Ohio Governor Election and Riot
A brief recap notes J B Foraker’s 1880 governor vote victory in Ohio and a riot by twenty five boys during a Halloween event. It mentions the Elyria Woman’s Association forming and a Methodist revival drawing large crowds. Governor Hayes rode through town on a train, delivering a speech from the rear. Grange members reported a monster rat hunt netting 32 997 pests.
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J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Methodist Church
Elyria
Lowe'en Nigt
R. EH
Hayes
Coolidge Proclaims Armistice Day and Flag Display
President Coolidge issues a Armistice Day proclamation directing the U S flag to be displayed on all government buildings on November 11 and inviting the public to observe ceremonies in schools churches and other places to express gratitude for peace and to foster good will among nations.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
United States
Calvin Cool
The
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