Enforcement focus split as Prohibition debate rages
Analyzed remarks from the Anti-Saloon League gathering on enforcement under the Volstead Act. Figures like Colonel Andrews Ernest J. Cherrington and Governor Pinchot critique local noncompliance and call for federal action while warning against political influence undermining the law.
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Volstead
Andrews
Anti-Saloon League
Che Samie
Edmund Burke
New York City
New Jersey
Maryland
Hingis
Wisconsin
America
Ernest J. Cherrington
World’s League Against Outlaw
Anti- Saloon League
Chicago
United States
Legislative
Pincho
Pennsylvania
Prohibition
Warnes
Blair
Internal Revenue Department
Philadelphia
Cherrington
Washington
Mr. Pinchot
Secretary Treasury
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Enactment of Law Spurs National Respect for Constitutional Will
The article discusses enforcement of law and the enactment process. It argues that upholding constitutional and legal expression of the people's will positions the country among other nations in showing proper respect for law.
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Cherrington
Armistice Day Tribute From a Soldier Dead
A clipped war poetry fragment reflects on Armistice Day, recalling Lincoln, Gettysburg, and sacrifice. It honors Gallipoli dead, urges renewal of resolve to preserve freedom, and emphasizes passing the torch to future generations.
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Lincoln
Gallipoli
His Shadow The Colson Company and Fred W Colson
The piece links the growth of The Colson Company to the size of Fred W Colson. It asks who said the line about the institution reflecting the man and frames Colson’s influence through the company’s development.
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Colson Company
Fred W. Colson
Remembrance Day observed across the empire
The World War ended a dozen years ago and people mark Remembrance Day with one minute of silence and a tribute to the Unknown Soldier. The Red Cross will begin its annual fund drive today and continue through the week. Several conventions open across cities including Detroit and San Francisco as groups discuss wartime and construction topics.
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Tre Ann
Sh Empire
Coolidge
National
United
Rue Sulphur Springs
W. Va
D. C
Taft Elected President of International YM
Charles Pp Taft 28 year old son of Chief Justice William Howard Taft was elected president of the International YMCA in Washington DC. He becomes the youngest person to hold the office.
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Charles Pp. Taft
William Ioward Taft
International Youngs Men's Christian Assocate
Washinxton
D. C
Occa Srable
Jefferson and the duties of citizenship in American government
A reflective piece on Thomas Jefferson highlighting his roles in religious tolerance and education. It urges readers to consider their responsibilities as citizens within the United States and to strive for public service and personal usefulness.
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Lord Bryce
United States
Omes Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Yesterday's anniversaries and notable births listed
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Entries include Xavier Richat died 1802 in France, Madame Panis debut in New York, Oliver Morton born 1825 in Indiana, Emperor Alexander III funeral in Moscow, and others. Also notes Armistice Day observed a year ago and birthdays such as King Victor Emmanuel III and Walter Maranville.
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Xavier Richat
France
Madame Panis
York City
Oliver P. Morton
Coor
Indiana
Indianapolis
Wayne County
Ind
Impre
Moscow
Alexander III
R .Henry Villard
Emitment Journal
Dobbs Ferry
Thomas F. Davies
Michigan
Detroit
Fairfield
Conn
Finland
Maud
Kine
George
Lord Carnexile
Elks National
Bedford
Victor Emmanuel III
Earl Stanhope
The
Admiralty
Alligator Farm Sparks Private and Public Servant Debate
A rustic quip contrasts private service with public duty, noting a private servant needing other qualifications. It mocks milk in snow as unnecessary while runnin an alligator farm. The remark reflects rural language and wry humor on status and practicality.
Poem fragment evokes sacred love beyond worldly disapproval
A Shelly verse fragment contrasts sacred longing with public profanity and prudent despair. The speaker seeks a pure devotion beyond ordinary love, likening it to the moth to a star and night to morning, expressed as a personal, elevated worship.
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Percy Bysshe Shelley
Quail and rabbit hunting season opens in Lorain County
Twenty years ago hunting season opened with reports of plentiful quail and rabbits. The U.S. Census Bureau gave Lorain county’s population as 354,857. Plans were announced to build an electric line from Elyria to Grafton in spring. The Decennial Board cut Elyria building valuations by ten percent after citizen protests. A Lorain Democrat paid an election debt by pushing a wheelbarrow to the Elyria courthouse. The season’s first snow arrived with predictions of many storms ahead.
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United States Census Bureau
Lorain County
Elyria
Grafton
Board OF Appraisers
Elyra
Lorain
Elyria Court House
Gate to the University of Vir sinia Promotes Work Ethic in Education
A historical inscription at the ecampus entrance urges students to seek honor, truth, and the will to work for others. The prose questions whether studying proverb wisdom matters without personal effort, stressing three core commands as essential to education and civic virtue.
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Ecampus
University of Vir- Sinia
Day in the Day’s 2ark enters new Greek news
Fragmentary OCR note reports a named entity related to a Greek news item with unclear dates or specifics. The readable portion points to a day’s entry in a local paper, mentioning a person or group and a location, but lacks complete details for full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gree
Leavenworth Case Author Anna Katharine Green
The article profiles Anna Katharine Green known for her suspenseful mysteries and long career spanning nearly six decades. It notes her best selling novels and introduces The Leavenworth Case as her first mystery story that captivated readers and challenged the notion that others could outperform her in crime detection fiction.
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Anna Katharine Green
Rohlfs
Buffalo
Uace Curtains Greatly Reduced Prices This Week
Lorain’s Gary LORAIN WINDOW SHADE D GIFT SHOP offers steep markdowns on curtains this week at 507 Broadway. Limited stock, discount prices advertised for local shoppers.
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UACE
Gary, Lorain
Broadway Lorain
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