Clemenceau Appeals to Americans Amid War Reckoning
The piece portrays Georges Clemenceau appealing to the American people to support France while acknowledging historical frictions. It argues for reduced German reparations, excluding pensions, and urges Clemenceau to align with global principles of obligation and opportunity as he seeks American sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Clemenceau
France
Clemenceau
Republic
Germany
America
Clemenceau Himeslf
Wilson
Italy
Great Britain
Versailles
England
One Thing Settled Ohio Votes Prohibition Support
Ohio stands firm for Prohibition and its enforcement. The state rejects any change to the Volstead Act, declaring the public judgment complete and final. Leaders in Ohio including the legislature governor and federal representatives can rest assured in a unified stance against liquor and reform proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Unite States
Julius Caesar
Hearst Party Plan Mentioned By City Mayors
The dispatches note a Hearst Party in 1924 with William R Hearst as a presidential candidate. Mayor Thompson of Chicago and Mayor Tylan of New York City are said to join the movement while the piece mocks Hearsts New York convention showing a fragmented chance for any Coxey like showing to shape the political air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Thompson
Chicago
Tylan
New York City
New York
YESTERDAYS IN OHIO YESTERDAYS IN OHIO 1901 NOTES
A fragmented clip lists dated items and events from 1901 including birthday mentions, rail wage demands, and early discussions of gasoline tax regulation. It references Gov. Hart of Washington inviting western state governors, a National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness meet in New York, and conventions opening in Calgaro Corvallis Boston Richmond Memphis with varied organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Railroad Clerks” Organization
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Gov. Hart
Washington
National Committee For the Prevention of
New York City
Festival of St Clement and city events noted
The item records a Today Festival of St Clement noting a blacksmith patron. It mentions a fifty anniversary of an execution and a Parliament session. The Nation Municipal League is convening in Philadelphia for its twentieth annual convention with reference to M Ulémenceau.
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St. Clement
Asses Tofay
Ning
Municipal League
Philadelphia
M Ulémenceau
Jer
France
Deadly pistol clash brings tense campaign cheers
ABE MARTIN notes the grim air around a runnin pistol fight and the crowd's reaction. He remarks the scene was hard to read, with cries and loud support during the fall campaign, while acknowledging the peril and confusion surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Promising Ford Salesman Loses Cushions During Demo
A young Ford salesman named Bob Ag faced theft while showing a car to a customer last week. Cushions were stolen from his demonstrator during a house call, and the incident left him puzzled as he did not carry a weapon or confront the thieves directly.
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Bob Ag
Ford
Bob
Fragmentary Humorous Gossip and Innuendo Across Broad Street
A collage of quirky vignettes and social jests about Charlie Seaton and friends on Broad Street. The pieces mix flirtatious banter, a minstrel show reference, a bid to a Young Men’s Club dance, a jab about a first woman senator, and a speculative mock setup about a radio love device, all in a lively, period newspaper voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariie Seaton
Elmarrette
Charlie
Broad Street
Forty Years Ago Escape From Lockup Amid Hal’s Comet Lights
A young man slipped from the lockup by crawling through a register hole as Hal’s comet lit the northern sky. The heavens shone with a brighter display each night, casting a vivid backdrop to the escape.
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Hal
Fire, snow, and notices in town on a winter day
The article describes a town scene with a typographical error about a lamp post at East Avenue and Broad Street. Thanksgiving services were planned at First Congregational Church with Rev FL Adkins of the Baptist church delivering the sermon. A steam whistle at the water works signaling fire, snow blanketing streets, and West Avenue set as a speedway. An advertisement promotes Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste with prices 25 and 30 cents, sold by H. A. Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
First Congregational Church
FL Adkins
The
Baptist Church
West Avenue
Bill Hartley
H. A. Crandall
Drugeist
Advt
Costly Transformations Spark Demand for White Hair
Readable text notes a fashion fad among society women for transforming hair to pure white, with prices reaching up to 200 francs. The item illustrates upscale beauty trends and market value in the era.
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Elyria
Lorain Om Security Printing and Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
C. Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
Mali
Ria
Lorsin
Adjojamy
International News Services
Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Sewspaper Publishers Association
A. B. Claden
Fitch Ave
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Aly
A. Hearst
PARTY
Lausanne
Peace Dove
Chill
Indiana War
Ari Addis
Edisburgh
Tait I
North Carolina College For Women
Graham
J. O'Dea
Calgar Alta
United Grain Growers
San Francisco
Western Planing Mill and Woodworking Congress
Corvallis
Ore
Western Nut? Growers’ Association
Arvallis
Oregon
Bia — Methodist Board
Massachusetts
Federation of Women's Los
Richmond
Robert Morris Association
Memphis—Tennessee
Association
At Insurance Ageris
Abe Martin
Orienta Danine
Chronicle-Telegram
Roesia Mare
Wien
Komical
Dee Agate
Sue Dear
Weartwand
Bennie Shubert
Ben
the Elks
Senate
Newberry
Albert Abrams
San Fraye
Dr. Bell
Nestar
East Avenue
F. A. Humphrey Optometrist
Court Street
Nmore
C.H. Wilmot
D. C
Dachtler
Dachtler Style
Red Cross
Lorain
Direct Actoe
Aves Atrles
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