Party committee backs ticket change amid minutes dispute
The Executive Committee's resignation of a member and placing his name on the ticket faced minutes that denied authority. The Central Committee corrected the minutes to grant authority, affirming the move as legal. The piece urges Republicans to unite behind Carmi A. Thompson and Dros. Do Piss for the party's integrity and election success.
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Republican Party
Carmi A. Thompson
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Editorials show partisan bias in Morning Plaid Dealer
The article argues the Morning Plaid Dealer subtly favors Democrats and endorses Pomerene and Donahey over Foss and Thompson, presenting the paper as nonpartisan while revealing a Democratic slant. It also critiques Secretary Melon’s dry law enforcement stance on ships carrying alcohol.
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Pomerene
Foss
Donahey
Thompson
Plain Dealer
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Melon
Treasury
Raat
President Harding Faces Ship Subsidy Clash At Congress
The president shows courage in defending his ship subsidy stance while Congress fears voter backlash. He warned of a special session starting November 2 to push the subsidy bill.
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Harding
Ion
Unclear excerpt quotes A Beasley and Ty Teller
Fragmentary speech notes ABE MARTIN style lines about a “title coal see in cave Of Sickness” and a remark on a man’s marriage, money, and a long slit on the face and disposition. The text is garbled and yields no coherent event or outcome.
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Art Beasley
Uday
Komical Telegrams and Local Anecdotes Shuffle
A fragmented humor page notes a ventriloquist act with Pete and his daughter Dorothy, audience reactions, and a question about a dental troupe. It mentions a Lions Club event in Lorain and trivia about Albania’s tie, plus a local centenarian inmate at Odd Fellows home and a city hall incident.
Yesterdays in Ohio A Mosaic of Names and Events
A fragmented set of notes mentions Tadih Vetso Mo Roathini Wilh and Im Copecess, with references to Willian vans and a 1904 event in Ohio. The piece includes scattered mentions of people, places, and dates, plus a long travel and convention list, ending with a cryptic passage about Turkish atrocities and legal figures.
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Roathini
Copecess
Willian Vans
Bivan
Ware O
Tal Tel
Worthir
Fragmentary Read Across The Web Speech Study
A stray OCR fragment references a conference or meeting about health and web speech researchers. It mentions names and places in vague terms and hints at a discussion on language processing and data sharing. The text remains unclear with no definite event details.
Ballot items and radio play misread in damaged page
The clipped ballot list shows several gubernatorial and state offices with misspelled names. A fragmentary radio segment follows, mentioning Judy Plundt and a dialogue about a wife, husband, and a scene from a stage production about Nero.
Progressive ticket candidates address public meeting
The Progressive ticket representatives including L GARFORD Lewis Jo OTA ber John A. Sullivan and Tran olph Walton spoke at a public meeting in the opera house. Dr Chas Thawing of Western Reserve College addressed the gathering as part of the education focused UOC event.
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L. Garford
Lewis Jo Otaber
John A. Sullivan
Tranolph Walton
Chas. Thawing
Western Reserve College
UOC
Slaty yeara ig ofhety two par vent of wil o the ner
In a fragmentary report a reference to a historical event or person appears garbled and unreadable, making it impossible to extract concrete details or identify involved parties, dates, or locations.
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United States
Lorain County Candidate Declines Quick Commission Appointment
A Lorain County Republican candidate for County Commissioner declines immediate qualification after being appointed to fill the vacancy caused by Sam Haigh's death. He cites limited time before the November 7 election and commitments to campaigning, pledging full effort if elected. He appeals to local voters and asks for honest investigation by those who know him.
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Sam Haigh
Lorain County
Haigh
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