Liquor Control Debate Presses Ohio Legislature
Governor George White calls a December special session to craft strict liquor control. The piece urges constituents to share views on state monopoly versus local option, endorsing an Ontario style system with state oversight and penalties for violations. It notes the need to prevent bootlegging and protect reputable establishments while preserving local bans where desired. It names Malcolm Thompson, P. H. Rogers, Philip Wolfe and Mansfield as local figures to contact.
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George White
Ohio
Columbus
Ontario
Malcolm Thompson
P. H. Rogers
Philip Wolfe
Mansfield
Save discarded garments to help the needy this winter
The Chronicle-Telegram reports local relief agencies have adequate clothing, but Mrs. Gilman of Associated Charities warns demand will rise with harsher weather. Elyrians are urged to donate usable worn clothing rather than discard it, contacting Associated Charities or the Salvation Army.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Gilman
Associated Charities
Elyrians
Salvation Army
Contempt for Dr Sprague Traced to General Johnson
The New York Herald Tribune editorializes that General Johnson’s insult toward Dr. Sprague as an obscure professor reflects poor grace from a former Army officer now leading an industrial firm. It notes Sprague’s global stature in banking and currency, his Bank of England role, and his Treasury adviser appointment amid patriotic duty. The piece cites varied opinions on who deserves credit for New York politics and reform.
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General Johnson
Mlw
Sprague
Bank of England
Walter W. Stewart
Jane
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Johnson
William Allen White
Spraine
New York Herald Tribune
Anniversaries and Birthdays in Historical Records
Today in history tracks notable births and events such as Artemas Ward born in Shrewsbury Massachusetts 1727 and Napoleon retreat incident 1912. It lists other figures like Robert R Livingston Henry Wheaton Ralph Jones Fanny Kemble Alvey Adee William Orpen John R McCarl Carl Hatch Leon Fraser Marvin McIntyre Charles A Beard and Thomas Parkinson with their birthplaces and dates.
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Artemas Ward
Massachusetts
Shrewsbury
Mass
Robert R. Livingston
New York
Washington
Fulton
Henry Wheaton
Providence
Rk. I
Boston
Ralph P. Jone
Iowa
Warren Co
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Fanny Kemble
Owen Wister
John R. McCarl
Nebraska
U. S
Des Moines
Carl W. Hatch
New Mexico
Kirvin
Kansas
Leon Fraser
Bank For International Settlements
Basle
Marvin H. McIntyre
Roosevelt
la Grange
Today in History and Horoscope Notes
Delphia reflects on Chaim Weizmann born 50 years ago and marks 52 years since his birth anniversary. The horoscope advises avoiding sorrow, keeping a moral balance and nurturing fidelity with friends, suggesting a optimistic outlook and kindness.
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Delphia
Chaim Weizmann
South Amherst Firemen Meet at Town Hall
Seventy two members of the volunteer firemen gathered at the town hall for a routine business and social time. Frank Powers presided as president. Eddie and Ike provided vocal numbers while Allan Thompson and Fred Mori played guitar and banjo. The event included a refreshment course and plans for the next meeting.
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South Amherst
Frank Powers
Eddie
Ike
Pais
Allan Thompson
Fred Mori
The Silent Observer a Humorous Sketch Parade
A collage of quips and vignettes on manners and society. The piece riffs on a man teaching his children, a yard treated as a playground, and the idea of progress through discontent. It includes a prankish chestnut burr anecdote and a playful exchange about stretchin and wardner.
Cantata by Wolcott Delivered by South Amherst Choir
The Message Eternal cantata by J Truman Wolcott was performed by the South Amherst Choral Club at the Methodist church last evening. The first meeting of the Young Ladies Sodality of the Church of Nativity will meet with Miss Mar
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J. Truman Wolcott
South Amherst
Young Ladies* Sodality of the
Church of N Nativity
Miss Mar
Humorous Epigrams and Local Anecdotes Parade in Community Notes
A collage of quirky vignettes and jokes appears, including lines about a teacher, Willie, and a professor of odd remarks. Scattered captions reference social scenes, a bloodhound husband, a college course prank, a car repair boast, and a one shoe street scene. The column closes with a social event notice at the home of Mrs. Alfred Wetton on Vivian Street.
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Garet Mahon
Alfred Wetton
Vivian Street
Golden Legion Bible Study on John Four 1 26
The study contrasts the Samaritan woman and Nicodemus, stressing spiritual thirst over intellectual doubt. It cites Bishop Mouton on preaching the gospel over chasing research, and elevates Christ as the eternal water and light guiding humanity. The text notes ancient Greek civic ideals of public service.
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Ike
Christ
Nicodymus
Nicodemus
Mouton
Virginia Methodist Conference
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Chronicle- Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. C. Hudnutt
Bivenswith
J. Clare George
Farley
Issi " Yasta
Washington Evening Star
Samuel Seabury
Tammany
Jimmie Walker
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Scott
R. J. Scott
John
Lichtenstein
Abyssinia
Colombia
America
William Orpen
Napoleon
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Gen. Custer
Washita River
Europe
Charles A. Beard
Knightstown
Ind
Thomas I. Parkinson
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Phila
Amherst
Phyllis Barnhart
Pap
Tommy
Siwian Club
Hilda Mori
Florence Heussner
Ruth Moore
Katherine Bright
Naomi Ruth
Willie
Murphy
Skinner
Che Fat Min
Golden Legion Bible Study
Greece
Sallys
M. J
Mike”) Thompson
Mike” Thompson
Mike’’) Thompson
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