Fire Prevention Week and International Events Across Cities
The text notes a range of items from aGovernor Tilizeis and Mrs Lowden meeting Albert Afadlener in Oregon to the launching and christening of a United States airplane car Lexington at E Shipbuildings Company Quincy Massachusetts. It mentions observances for Fire Prevention Week and greetings to President Coolidge, plus the opening of the first International Anti Malaria Congress in Rome with delegates from many nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilizeis
Frank O. Lowden
Albert F. Afadlener
Chicase
Oregon
Lexington
Iheer Shipbuildings Company
Quinery
Mass
T. Douglas Robinson
Naver
Sunder
Coolidge
Frannd Mars
St Francis of Assissi
Rome
Lackadaisical Driving Warns Elyria Roads
Elyria Ohio readers are urged to curb lackadaisical driving after noting frequent urban accidents. The piece cites blind corners and obstructed views at intersections, calls for safety laws and careful planning of routes to use through streets and reduce collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicky
Waime
Mars
Elyria
Price of Freedom to Speak: Mitchell Urges Honest Testimony
A column praises Col. Mitchell for speaking freely on air defense issues. It argues he reveals facts others fear to testify about and could inspire resigning to lecturing on the truth. The piece cites James Russell Lowell on sacrificing for free thought and links it to Mitchell’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Mitchell
Dusix
Lowell
Michell
James Russell Lowell
Menace of False Testimony in County Murder Case
County Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton accuses police of faking a dying statement to convict two women of murder. He warns of a growing jury tendency to doubt police evidence and calls for justice over fabricating records, urging peace officers to pursue guilt with proper evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Stanton
Caranoga County
Secretary Wilbur Won’t Re Sign Sounding The End Isn’t Near
A clipped political squib notes Secretary Wilbur saying he will not resign while hinting the thought signals possible trouble. The author jokes that Wilbur has not yet lost a $150,000 pearls string but admits pressure may be mounting, framing the moment as a wary start of decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Brother Wilbur
Yesterday's anniversaries and birthdays list mixed with history
A jumble of past events and birthdays notes spans many years. It recalls politicians, clergy, pioneers, and notable figures with dates and places, including mentions of Lincoln era guards, Col orado governors, and monarchs. The piece blends anniversaries with obscure historical notes and contemporary obituaries.
Pan American Road Congress Opens in Buenos Aires
The text notes the first Pan American Road Congress opening in Buenos Aires with broad regional representation. It also mentions an event tied to Today and a World notable historian George Bancroft, plus a wedding of Mrs Harriet Lowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Succola
Tabernacles
George Bancroft
United States
Iirtud
Cenirsian
South America
Buenos Aires
Harriet Lowden
Charles M. Veagh Named Ambassador to Japan
The text notes Charles McVeagh of New York a law partner and Democratic candidate Davis for president in 1924 appointed as ambassador to Japan succeeding the late ambassador Beret Oil. Veagh, born 1860 in West Chester Pennsylvania, Harvard graduate, former Attorney General under Garfield and uncle Franklin Weash served as Treasury Secretary under Taft. He has long Washington service and strong public-spirited family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A.veagh
Zewls
Japan
Charles
Garfield
Franklin A Weash
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A Grove Patterson column notes tensions in Pennsylvania where prosperity fuels opposition to compulsory schooling and longer school hours. Farmers push back citing high farm labor costs while advocates urge better education and trained youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Pennsylvania
Henry Jackson’s Tall Tale Lands Him in Newark Jail
Henry Jackson, described as one of Alabama’s darkest tar babies, was taken into custody for pan handling and loitering. He told a rambling life story of 19 siblings in Tristan Alabama, working in the North to support his family, and even produced photos to prove his claims before officers released him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Henry Jackson
Alabama
Curt Berry
Harry Hockley
Henry
Tristan
Cone
Prohibition and Jazz Treated as Relief in 1920s Voice
The text notes prohibition as a context for jazz activity and relief from nerves. Psychologists describe certain jazz as intoxicating while Washington figures estimate three hundred million dollars of musical instruments will be produced this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waashington
Voices on Progress and Transport in Persia and America
The essay contrasts Western progress with Persia’s lag in railroads and roads, urging investment in transportation. It praises farmers for education and wage support, reflects on civilizations, and notes American railroad builders as catalysts of expansion and ideas through contact. It ends noting music production in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Persia
America
Transmental
Local notes from Lorain County and town events
A Lorain County report says the area will host a band of horse thieves and vigilante committees were formed to pursue them. Congressman James Monroe visited and was serenaded by the city band. L S Metcalf bought an interest in the steam flour mill on West Broad Street, creating Metcalfe and Goldson. Artemas Beebe Sr celebrated a Golden Wedding at his Broad Street East Crescent home with many attendees paying respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
James Monroe
LS. Metcalf
West Broad Street
Metcalfe &Gldsox
Artemas Beebe, Sr
Broad Street
East Aresee
Day's Music Store showcases new radio receivers and pianos
Radio Week draws crowds at Day's Music Store with new Zenith receivers on display and demonstrations by D. A. Stanford. The shop touts David Grimes and Music Master lines, announces a Mayreen-Uke Tele Instruction record at 1.00, and lists Vertex prices on Sonora and other pianos including a $275 Queen Anne and a $175 antique Chickering Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Stanford
East Broad St
Eraph | Co
Day's Hardware October Specials Highlight Home Goods
Day's Hardware promotes October deals on home improvement tools and materials for building, repairing, painting, and varnishing. It features Beckman Wills wool robes, Conklin fountain pens, Big Ben alarm clocks at 3.25, Universal Food Saver, nickeled cake plates, and stainless steel paring knives with prices ranging from 50 cents to several dollars.
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CES
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elpria
Ohio &Publshing Compery
A. G Hudnutt
Manus
Elsria
Postocice
C. Foeece
Alsanie
Pobez EL Ward
Ticaco
Wabash Ave
Fifth Ave
Ohio
Iss
St. Lois
Old Millitary Associates
Columbia , Southern Road
Clas
Ealing
Willam Girpin
Lincoln
Coloorado
Mewcastie County
Delaware
Denver
Paris
Alsace
Poligeamr
Tres
Dent Joseph’ F
Mormon Church
Salt Lake Clif
Portugal
Lisbon
Hussein
Ezra Meeker
Dayton
Seattle
Carol
Rommania
Bucharest
Virginia Gildersleeve
Barnard College
New
York
George So Messersmi Grates
Flescood
Cacago
James de Vocopal
Rhode Island
Cermartown
Michael T. Pugin
Todey
Edward 3. Campbell
G. S Naver
Louts Bend
Ind
Edward J. Pearson
New Yor
New Haven & Hartford Railroads
Rocewillie
Tag
Tod Ri
Harry Tunis
Delavan
Wis
Abe Martin
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Langberg and Brown
Willie
Rotel Elyria
Ceara
Jove
B. Jonson
the Brown CO
Mill Street
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Zenith
Sdavid
Grimes
Nmusic
Pocahontas
West Side Lumber and Coal CO
Broad St
Day’s Hardware
Beckman Wills of
Cleveland
Conklin
Conklins
George Day
Texas
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