Prohibition Eye on Elyria Soft Drink Licenses
The Chronicle Telegram notes Philadelphia style, Elyria city leaders face a wave of soft drink sellers convicted for liquor sales. Mrs Slupsky hid strong drink in a second story tank, fined, licensed again to sell. The piece argues licenses should be revoked to truly enforce the law and protect citizens. It urges the mayor to deny privileges and pursue stronger state and city action to shut down violators.
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Slupsky
Lodi Street
Chronicl-Telegram
Elyria
Nance
Rock and Holt
The Rise of Senator Borah
It is probable that the most powerful single individual in the next Congress will be Senator William E. Borah of Nevada. Borah is a man of brains and unquestioned character. He has shown independence on many occasions yet stayed on the reservation sufficiently to have the…
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William E. Borah
Nevada
Borah
After You My Dear Alfonso Confidence in War Opposition
The piece discusses conservatives backing Alfonso for chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee after Lodge's death. It notes Senator Borah as potential committee chair with interest in the League of Nations, hints at Curtis for Senate leadership, and mentions ongoing power dynamics among Republicans and foreign policy stances. A later line references a York Lumper.
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Committee On Foreign Relations
Lodge
Borah
Judiciary Committee
Brandegee
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Senate
Curtis
Kausa
Who's Who In The Day's News On Churchill
A sketch of Winston Churchill's career from subaltern to First Lord of the Admiralty. It notes his early political start with Liberal backing, roles after the Boer War, and bold naval moves before World War I. It cites Churchill's Dardanelles influence and later coalition ministry, leading to retirement and Lloyd George era beginnings.
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Ics Tran
Hag
Admiralty
Herbert Agquizh
Churchil
Whch
Spithead
Churchill
Dardanelles
Coalition Ministry
Mr. Lloyd George
National conventions open across the country today
Amid global strains in Italy and heavy ceremonies, major associations begin annual meetings. The National Grange opens in Springfield with planned events, while the American Cotton Manufacturers and Women Voters groups convene in Boston and Dallas respectively, drawing leaders and delegates.
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Italy
Tialentria
Pp Pai
Los Angeles
Naonal Grange
Springfield
Mase
Philadelphia
Penanssleentatis of Women Voters
Dallas
T —-Teaas
Nergl
Scientist opposes government ownership of public utilities
Columbia University’s Michael Papin argues that expert knowledge is essential for running public utilities and that government ownership would fail without it. He cites Europe as a cautionary example, noting utilities like railroads, telephony, and electric transmission require vast expertise beyond political patronage.
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Tom
Hartry
United States
Europe
Mussolini
Isd
Poems and political fragments from lore and war
A mixed OCR fragment presents poems about Lorelei and a steamer, plus historical notes on Churchill and wartime leadership. It includes reflections on air mail, an Italian complaint about Hughes, and a call to justice. The piece blends literary echoes with evolving U.S. foreign policy views and moral yearning.
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
Grove Patterson quotes Mark Twain on living usefully and valuing influence. He urges a hard test of worth by how many people benefit from you, warns against overplanning, and advocates starting with the most important task and moving forward one thing at a time. He notes air mail times between New York and San Francisco and compares to train duration.
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Mark Twain
New York
San Francisco
Income Range For Mer Reveals Narrow Earning Spectrum
The article notes income received by Mer, detailing a range from 2cui to 3000 a year. It points to a list of notable figures in a Who's Who, none of whom appear in a single compilation.
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Mer
Elyria Post Office October Mail Totals Report
The Elyria Post Office reports October mail totals with 1,737 pounds in letters among the mail handled. Actor JK Exmett and his company performed Fritz in a Madhouse at the opera house. A fire damaged Bert Laundon and I T Smith homes on the east riverbank, nearly causing fatalities. Barber Asphalt Co awarded paving contract for east Third Street. A meteor shower spectacle drew witnesses as falling stars lit the night sky.
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Elyria
JK. Exmett
Fritz
Bert Laundon
I. T. Smith
Barber Asphalt CO
East Third Street
Behind the Seances of British Broadcasting Lord Gainford's Role
The piece profiles Lord Gainford, chairman of the British Broadcasting Company, noting his quiet influence over UK radio operations. It traces his Cambridge days as J A Pease, roles as private secretary to John Morley, MP tenure, junior whip rise to Cabinet posts, and later positions including Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Education Secretary, and Postmaster General, with ties to the coal industry.
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British Broadcasting Company
British Isles
Lord Gainford
J. A. Pease
Cambridge
John Morley
Ireland
Duchy of Lancaster
Board of Education
Olive Tablets Offer Safe Liver and Bowel Help
Dr. P M Edwards treated many women for liver and bowel ailments with a daily olive oil based tablet named Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Marketed as a pleasant, olive colored remedy, it promised normal liver action and waste removal, claiming benefits for pale complexions and tired feels. Thousands reportedly used it as a substitute for calomel, priced around 30 cents.
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P.M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
United States
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