Salvation Army Deems Prohibition Strengthening Society
Salvation Army officials report drastic drops in drunkenness at Army hotels and Industrial Homes, with residents saving money and improved prenatal care for mothers. Commander Booth defends Prohibition, noting law violations exist but pledging the Eighteenth Amendment will stand and that future generations will uphold its aims for civic and national betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
Kingdom of God
Earth
Ideal Husband Murder Couple Linked by Marriage
Aman, found guilty of murder in San Francisco, was sentenced to life in prison. The day before his transfer to the penitentiary he wed a woman described as cultured. Deputies witnessed the ceremony as speculation grows on their future.
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Aman
San Francisco
Size of Families Declines Across Four Decades
The 1880 census shows an average family size of five, dropping to 4.3 by 1920, a decline of 0.7 persons despite population growth. Dwellings housed 5.67 people in 1880 and 5.1 in 1920, indicating housing growth lagged behind population rise.
Aerial Policeman Set for Kansas City Convention Beat
For the forthcomme aviation rival of the American Legion a pioneering aerial policeman will patrol the Kansas City beat. The piece predicts the officer will keep alert, avoiding sleep and not slipping to the back bar for a discreet handout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Forthcomme
American Legion
Biddy
Significance of Railroad Valuation Hearings Questioned
Locals question why each New York Central Railroad Commission hearing lowered valuations. The debate centers on whether keeping them higher would have altered outcomes and how the valuations were judged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad Commission
Notable Ohio Obituaries and Political Note
Entries recount deaths and political events in Ohio from 1786 to 1841. Thomas S Grimke dies near Columbus, Isaac Wilson Jorcee born in Hamilton county, George Tod die, Charles Foster reelected governor, with dates and places in scattered notes.
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Thomas S Grimke
Columbus
Charleeton
Isaac Wilson Jorcee
Hamilton
Minneapolis
George Tod
Ohio Supreme Co
Ger David Tog
Connecticut
Charles Foster
Global and Local Meetings Open Across the Nation
Today features a dozen gatherings from Atlanta to Seattle including the International Association of Fire Engineers convention and the American Association of Port Authorities meeting. Other events mark Irish talks in London and a U S House inquiry into the Ku Klux Klan amid schedules for state and regional conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phelan
Confederate States Senate
United States
Canada
Atlanta
International Association of Fire Engineers
Uss House of Representatives
Ku Klux Klan
Seattle
American Association of Port Authorities
Great Britain
London
Sinn Fein
Ireland
St Paul
Dairy Food and Drug Officials
North Central States
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Public Health Conference
Grand Rapids
Michiigan
State Federation of Womens Clubs
Michigan
Presbyterian Synod
Brunswick
Maine
League of Women Voters
Indianapolis
Indiana Society of the Dar
Ludlow
Ky —R
Kentucky
Congregational Conference
Robbery at Mendelson office triggers quick arrest
Two colored men robbed the office of S Mendelson, $250 taken, Miss Florence Houghton, the cashier, reported the loss. The suspects were found in a tailor shop. money recovered in a stairway. Local residents complain about paving work blocking winter coal access.
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S Mendelson
Lodi
Cleveland Street
Canton Chosen For 1922 Ohio Typographical Union Meeting
Canton was selected as the site for the 1022 Ohio Typographical Union conference during the 49th semi annual gathering in Mansfield. John P McParland of Indianapolis urged figures showing progress toward a 44 hour week with only 500 of 40,000 workers still on strike. Walter W Barrett of Chicago collapsed from pleurisy and was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Mansfield
Canton
Ohio Typogaphical Union
John P McParland
Indianapolis
International Typographical
Tnion
Max S Hayes Cleveland
Daniel P Rodgers
Springfield
John Wench
Toledo
Elmer Blazer
Marion
Dency
Charles Fitter Warren
Walter W Barrett
Chicago
International Type Union
Mansfield General Hospital
Money Loaned at Six Percent on Various Stocks
Money loaned at six percent on a list of stocks including Templer Motors Mason Tires and Rubber Commonwealth Finance Bankers Guarantee Miz F G Clark Hinde Dauche Sherwin Williams American Multigraph Bishop Babcock Goodyear Rubber Maller Rubber Firestone National Acme Valley Steamship Stevens Duryea Cleveland Discount and many others. Bring in what you have.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templer Motors
Mason Tires and Rubber
Commonwealth Finance
Bankers Guaranteee Miz
F G Clark
Hinde €& Dauche
Sherwin Williams
Amercan Multigraph
Bishop Babcock Goodyear Rubber
Maller Rubber
Firestone
National Acme
Valley Steamship
Stevens Duryea
Cleveland Discount
Odd and Interesting Facts from an Ancient World
A miscellany notes Friday Sabbath for Mohammedans, haddocks laying up to 1600 eggs per season, and British Parliament access since 1835. It mentions uncertain origins of Freemasonry, Egyptian foods, ancient furniture, chocolates with whisky, social use of walking sticks, camelskin shoes, and the goldfish’s color origins in Japan and China.
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Haddocks
Freemasonry
Porto Rico
Sudan
Japan
China
The Ganges River Length and Navigability
The Ganges in India is 1.557 miles long and navigable for 330 miles from the sea.
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Ganges
India
Dickens Names for Street Characters Circulated
A city list assigns fictional Dickensian names to streets and locations, reflecting a literary theme in local naming. The project draws from Charles Dickens characters to label avenues and lanes.
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Charles Dickens
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Elyria
Ohio
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Compcee
J. F. Burke
Yria
Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E Clayden
Fifth Ave
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Tion
T E Boonton
Weillow Line
Citizers
Grocers
Grocers Trust
Elora
Chas Schneil
Dr Reefrs
White Sea
Black Sea
Red Sea
Abe Martin
Russia
Samara
Ohio Union
West Bridge Street
BELL
Chronicle-Telegram
Russell Securities Co
Elyria Block
Tan
Gc Cigar
Crystal Restaurant
TRE
Fee Ladies
Graticmes
Court
Eastern Heights
Blue Star
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal CO
Murbach
City Hardware
Broad ST
Michelin
Michelins
Overland
Chevrolet
Maxwell
Idtas
Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Cardiff
Wales
Tyres
Am & E
Choice Farms
Medina
Allen-Hartzell-Dibble Co
H. C. Beard
F. L. Harding
Auct
Eugene F. Burge
S. Krelling
Spencer
Masonic Bldg
J. W. Strohm
Homer
Masonic Temple
Elyma
Jacobs
Chas
Wm. Miller
Audt
Allen-Hartzell-Dibble
Elyria, Ohio
Jam Wickens
Tomasek
Arthur C Hart
Miller
Here
Todar
George Res
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