Learn Your Candidates and the Direct Primary Debate
In this political piece readers are urged to judge candidates by personal opinions not party labels. It endorses Congressman Martin L. Davey over Arthur W. Sweeney in the 14th District, arguing for direct primary support and adherence to the Constitution and law. It warns against overconfidence in any single candidate and stresses informed voting.
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Fourteenth Congressional District
Renming
Congress
Arthur W. Sweeney
Martin L. Davey
Mgr. Davey
Davey
Fulks
Buas Rue
Ma. Davey
The Purpose of Government and Direct Primary
The piece argues government exists to develop individuals to their fullest within a direct primary system. Through self government and personal trial, individuals grow in judgment and virtue, learning from mistakes to reach higher power. The direct primary is essential for individual development and the progress of the race.
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Anniversaries and events noted from a bygone year
A compact list marks anniversaries and birthdays across decades, noting Louis Kossuth departing Gibraltar in 1861, John Nesmith’s death in 1869, the Palace Hotel opening in 1876, and other dated entries. It also cites birthdays of nobles and public figures, upcoming events, and brief society notes from the era.
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Louis Kossuth
Gibraltar
England
United States
John Nesmith
Teatila Tne Diastry
Merrimaels Valley
Londonderry
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Sly Morell Markoszie
Weperer Frederick
Germany
Joseph BR. Cheshire
North Carolina
Ore
Mata Mari
New York
Wantard MiveNider
Tomays
Prince Carol
Dete Miajestics
Honmania
Royal Chateau
Sinaima
Samnaocl Br, Hay
M. MM. Church
Perarmi
Tenesses
Willian Wy Gath
Gouteher College
Nashville
Town
Centenary Birth Tribute For Mane i Deneherts In Philadelphia
A fragmented notice honors Mane i Deneherts born today in Philadelphia. The text also references Citas Cleveland and a political nomination bid in Texas and the Philippines, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Manei Deneherts
Phat Delphia
Citas Cleveland
T8as
Mai
Gem Taonwal Wood
AY Peoverer
Philippines
Texas Agrientical
Mewchamiens
Tesa Ou
Next Big European War Warned as Land and Air Battle
A columnist warns the next major European conflict will involve both air and ground combat. He notes the value of four years in college to gain knowledge and strategic advantage, implying educated prep can shape outcomes in war.
Who's Who In The Day's News On Norres I, Ne
A fragmented biographical sketch profiles Nelson and Inakola, Dakota figures born 1884, detailing family roots in Greenydew and Norres townships, education at rural schools, farm life, and political service via county committees. It notes Nelson's marriage, children, and a path toward public office and law, with mention of university education and a future senate candidacy.
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Norres I
Novis
Nelson
United States
Nori Inakola
Greenydew Township
Steeleeos
Nori Dakota
May Wa
Broen Hy
Aed
Wits
Mae Tae
NawLth Uohkota
Beeheley
Lawes Tram
Poem by ALBA Housman on England's Mercenary Army
A fragmented verse from a war poem attacks England's mercenary army idea. The poet, responding to critics and pacifist scrutiny, bids the nation to face its wartime role. Eight lines convey a grim moment when heaven seemed to save the day and Earth’s foundations shook.
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London
Book lender shares carefree borrowing habit
A narrator describes borrowing and lending books without returning them, noting a chain where friends keep and pass on volumes. The piece reflects on the casual attitude toward recovering books and the social expectation that sharing is harmless.
South Ridge Obit Notes and Family Visits
South Ridge October 14. Obituary service planned at church Sunday morning. Local residents and relatives from Amherst Cleveland Lakewood and Huron area visited and hosted with many names listed including Morthe Donhey Lange and Delefield families. Hospital patient Tally Cahill recently at Huron Bead hospital after auto accident.
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Claude Robbins
Cleveland
Wire
Airs
August Donhey
Tiehe
Lakewood
Art
William Lange
Dorothy
Amherst
Siam
Anthony Delefield
George Oftin
Certona Tinelion
Prhtay
Wether Downing
Trwne Line Road
Wiss
Beatrice Burehor
Suinday
Mises
Bessie Dele Felt
Maiv
Count Smith
William Stroh
Hhorta. Bey
Fiedeworth
Ralph Dettman
Clevelind
Anthony Detviel
Frank Taraway
Daimner Auths
George Shyeneone
South Amherst
Joseph Rayter
Amhherst
Henry Smith
Amerst
Sadie, Baal
Albert Kroehie
Rigar
Philip Richardson
Patrick Bord
Amherst area social notes list visits and homecomings
Regulars swapping visits and calls across Amherst Elyria and nearby towns. Families named include Lapp Stang Delefield Barron Knutte Peabody Stange and Flanton with multiple Sunday and weekday calls and moves noted.
Oberlin Road Visit and Cleveland Socials
Oberlin road resident spent Sunday afternoon in Cleveland. Mrs Edward Dute of Cleveland is spending this week with Misses Kathryn and Lydia Dute.
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Oberlin Road
Cleveland
Edward Dute
Kathryn
Lydia Dute
Congregational Ladies Dime Dinner in South Amherst
South Amherst October 15 The Ladies Dime Society of the Congregational church held a dinner in the church basement, drawing over a hundred attendees including several out of town guests. Also announced are a Galileen choir concert at First Congregational Church in Cleveland and local social notes from Amherst residents. The infant son of Mr and Mrs William Wirth funeral was held at home with Rev E J Spell and Evergreen cemetery laid to rest. South Amherst boys football game with La Grange slated for Saturday at 2 pm.
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Congregational Ladies Eld
Amherst
Ladies’ Dime Society
The
Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Galileen Choir of
Cleveland
H. S
LA Grange
South Amherst
Noys
Athleti
Walter Urehall
Lorain
William Emery
Blymua
Clara McCord
William Meacham
Peter Malatinka
Detroi
Otto Ruth
Lena Moore
Elyria
Ernest Reinehart
Isaac Slack, Jr
Christ Hensser
George
Ben Nickel
Alk
Quarry Street
C. Chicton
Nora Carolina
J. Whites
Buckeye Street
Mable Anderson
Buckeyetreet
I. O. O. F. Hall
Hlyria
Dames of Malta
Adam Phillip
Local News Notes From Ohio Quarries and Nearby Folks
A broken foot from a stone fall at the Ohio Quarries keeps a worker to light duties. Mr. Chance, school principal, resumes duties after caring for ailing mother. Mrs. Lizzie Ott returns from Elyria. The Moser family visited Bucyrus and called on friends. Mrs. Nalley of Amherst was seen in town. Mrs. Schacht shows improvement. Mrs. Dulmage visits Lorain. Mrs. Baldry and At dleson return from Cleveland after several days away.
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Clarence Lapp
Leo Hanlon
Evelyn Holmes
Elyria
Frank Stark
Fred Stark
Amherst
Edward Stang
Ralph Fowl
Marcolin
Emma
Cleorge Stevenson
South Amherst
Frank Liraway
Caroline Henson
Esra
Lillie Henson
Hlmer Baxter
Fred Waxter
Lorain
William Peabody
New Oberlin
Manda
W. F. Kuhl
Cleveland
George Knutte
Mitchel
Marion
Kathryn Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Charles Kroehie
Lewis Kraehle
Eugene Stang
Edward Stance
William
Leroy Peabody
Wilfiam Peabody
Rolland Heath
Oberlin
Earl Dehn
A. Phiel
Lewis Kreehle
Corac
South Ridge
Murray Ride
Walter Grohe
Robert
Ralph McClurg
Lakewood
Clayton Peabory
Chelm Road
Leo Flanton
Edward Stange
Carl Berg
Ohio
Chance
Lizzie Ott
Fred Moser
Bucyrus
A. F. Nalley
Veles
Fred Schacht
Howard Dulmage
Reginald Baldry
Atdle Son
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
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F. Burke
G Budnutt
Mall
Biyria
Lorais
Onla
Foreien
Robert Esara
Chicago
Wsbash Ave
Fifth Ava
God
Helen Ware
William J. Upshaw
Georgiorn
Eyweta County
Georgia
Toronto Radio
Canadian Radio Trates Association
Theodore P. Thurston
Oklahoma
Lst
Hlextechty
Djorkert
Hooveria
Cam
Washington
Fort Worth
Texans
Texas Toytte Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Davnin League
Alba, Housman
Republle
Mrs. T Bechtel
Souytit Ridge
Newton Bais Vis
August Morthe
Sun- Las
Marguerite Moser
Calileen Choir
the Farm Implement Co. Ph
Eisria, Obin
Walil
Ohio Public Service Company
Broad Street Dial
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