Conventions Opening Today in Multiple Cities
The Supreme Court reopens after recess as the Near East peace talks begin in Lausanne. The Fourth Midwest Horticultural Exposition opens in Council Bluffs today. The Metropolitan Opera opens Tosca in New York. The Chicago Board of Trade seeks a temporary injunction against Capper-Tinder in federal court. William Allen White's trial for violating Kansas industrial court law begins today in Emporia. Conventions opening include Seranneh American Assoc. of Railroad Ticket Agents. Atlantic City paint and varnish group. Berkeley prune and apple growers. Greenfield social work conference.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Lausanne
Council Bauffs
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Chicago
William Allen White
Emporia
Doria
Seranneh
American Association of Railroad
Atlantic City
National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association
Atlantic Ci m Manufacers' Association
United States
Berkeley
Calif
Prune and
Ap- Ticot Growers
Greenfield
Mass
Massachusetts Conference of Social Work
Proving Capacity for Self Government in 1922 Vote
Monday November 13 1922 editorial applauds Ohio voters for choosing dry reform and rejecting political bunkum. It notes the electorate discriminates between promises and performance, credits Democratic and Republican figures, and highlights victories across Ohio Indiana California Pennsylvania Massachusetts Michigan and Kansas as proof democracy functions.
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America
Lincoln
Ohio
Colonel Hough
Florence Allen
Davis
Daugherty
Thompson
Dr. Fess
Indiana
California
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Michigan
Kansas
California Votes Dry or Wet in Early Returns
The first election returns from large cities favor the wet side causing celebration, but when rural areas report later the results skew drier. The piece argues California leans toward money over morals, predicting shifts in national conventions with Bryan and prohibition influences shaping platforms and candidates.
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California
John Barleycorn
Apathos
Caesar
Hiram Johnson
Edwards
Siltzer
al Smith
Bryan
KEEP THE SPORTS CLEAN
A discussion urges maintaining wholesome school sports in America stressing the energy, crowds, and costs involved while warning that enthusiasm can turn illegitimate when money stakes override values. It calls for care to preserve the true value of athletics in education.
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America
True sportsmanship and loyalty in high school games
The article argues that confidence in victories leads to betting and corruption, harming the sport. It praises loyalty to players regardless of result and warns that real victory lies in fair play and control of one's spirit. It cites that winning with honesty is the ultimate win.
YESTERDAYS IN GHIO 1813-a BIRTHDAYS AND NOTES
A compact chronicle of birthdays and notable dates. Allen G Thurman born Lynchburg Va died Columbus Dec 12 1895. Sir Thomas White born Canada marks a round of commemorations and historic mentions including Bronte Gat Louisville and Philadelphia figures.
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Allen G. Thurman
Lynchhore
Columbus
Rio WW
David
Younts- Bury
Sove
Elite Deng Store Ad Seeks Pharmacist For General Work
Advertisement from ASE WARTIN Th' Elite Deng Store seeks a pharmacist to perform general housework with no laundry duties. Some readers mention being operated on, but the ad subject remains the store's employment offer.
Komical Telegrams from Armistice Day Observances
A string of humorous local notes recounts Armistice Day events with street chatter about crowds, display photos, and social lore. Jokes reference Donnie Seward, Kes King and queen, and a candy outing. there are blips about Cleveland displays, Paris and Petrograd nods, and a parade of small-town anecdotes.
Fireman O. E. Durkee Rescues Mrs Gust Krughman
Ten years ago fireman O E Durkee saved Mrs Gust Krughman from drowning after she fell in her yard. Also noted were a new Garford Manufacturing Co concrete building to be 40520 feet high, the Associated Charities winter setup under Mrs W H VanOster, Elyria Athletics losing to Toledo Maroons 20 0, Elyria High defeat by Lorain 39 to C, city council salary hikes for mayor and service director, and a reflection on men who act rather than talk.
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O. E. Durkee
Gust Krughman
Olster
Garford Manufacturing Co
Elyria Athletics
Toledo Maroons
Elyria High
Lorain
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Sesary Mgres
Melly Be
Jip Foploloaoy
Vray
Ee Damm
CH Chronicle- Telegram
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
City
Yea
Lorein
Adjoinm
Osio
Mambera
The
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Pith Ave
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Circulation News
Ghio
Ister
Finance
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Bronte
Gat
Duke of Marlborough
England
Simla
India
Louis &. Brandeis
Louisville
Wiliam B. Favile
Sana Francisco
American Institute of Architecture
John Drew
Philadelphia
Torbay
Marshal Foch
Brown Universit
New Yorkey
Thomas White
Jonn Drew
Ase Wartin
New Universities
Chronicle-Telegram
Komical
Jin Armitage
Armistice
the Hialto
Donnie Seward
Cleveland
Woman's Auxiliary
Iuviania
Petrograd
Turkey Trotzky
Donahay
Henry Dykeman
Rose
Champion
Dempsey
Kilbane
Higria
Norwalk
Migria High
Frank Aust
Frank
Frank Klady
Grall Pius Wiklk Dan
Kehler
Fred
Gude
Associated Charities
George Lewis
J.C. Kramer
Century Block
Elyria
Office 3168
U.S
BANK
Tess
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Hwell
Chrisy
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
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