Universal Brotherhood of Mankind Urged in Wartime Message
The speech by the Honorable David Lloyd George urges pacific methods to resolve differences and end war. It argues that wars stem from selfishness and greed, calling for service over profit, and for nations to adopt a broader plan rooted in brotherhood. It cites Lincoln and a tale of Dr. Chalmers to illustrate the expulsive power of a new affection.
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David Lloyd George
Abraham Lincoln
Germany
Dr. Chalmers
Brotherhood of Man
Staud
Seek By Their Silence Endorse The Mayoral Race Elyria
The piece analyzes Elyria mayoral campaign dynamics noting silence from candidates and observers. It describes rumors, audience reactions, and unusual quiet around a candidate and his platform, contrasting with vocal opponents and public addresses.
Silence Endorses Mayor Jones in City Race
The opponents of Mayor Jones offer no critique, praising his administration as one of the best in any city. Their silence is a strong endorsement of his record, and suggests he will be re-elected by a large majority as they have no substantive arguments against him.
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Elyria
Jones
Yesterdays in Ohio and World Anniversaries Notes
A collage of anniversary dates and obituaries from 1782 to 1992, listing notable births and deaths from Georgia to Nebraska, and global events. Summaries cover governors, painters, statesmen, and poets, with short notes on trade, congresses, and regional associations opening today in multiple cities.
Centenary birth of James Milton Smith noted in Georgia
Delegates from cotton states converge on New Orleans for a Weevil convention called by the New Orleans Chamber of Commerce. Plans to press Congress for a gasoline price investigation to be drafted at a special American Automobile Association meeting in Washington. Canada politics focus on North Winnipeg split tied to Hor E J McMurray’s elevation to the Dominion cabinet. E H McMichael faces Macon trial over grafting charges stemming from alleged criminal liens.
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James Milton Smith
Soveinor
Georgia
New Orleans
E. J. McMurray
Dominion
E.H. McMichael
Macon
McMichael
Komical Telegrams on War News and Money Collectibles
Civil war rages in Germany challenging the idea that money is root of all evil. Mention of a Lorain County bank display with first silver coin and first paper dollar. Al Piocher to own the first dollar ever minted. Birea claims possession. Lloyd George quips on saving, suggesting Salvation Army aid.
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Germany
Lorain County
United States
al Piocher
Birea
ABE MARTIN Another War the government has O Wristin
ABE MARTIN mocks wartime spending and inflation with satirical bullets about rising costs of living and official notices. The piece lampoons government briefings and public announcements, suggesting heavier burdens on ordinary readers.
Aristocratic burglar in Chicago and political chatter mix
A chaotic column notes a stylish burglary case in Chicago, Lloyd George talk, Kaiser fears, and local civic talk. The piece mentions a former police officer, a varnish death, Dame Lloyd George possibly buying a US home, and editor Burke’s printing habits with jumbled opinions on Elyria and New York strikes.
Monticello Should Belong To The Nation, Says Commoner
In a letter to the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation, a commoner urges transfer of Monticello to the public to ensure its upkeep. He lauds Thomas Jefferson as a great statesman and founder of American democracy, hoping the Virginia home becomes national property amid funding efforts to raise 1,000,000 for its maintenance.
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Vonticello
Commoner
Monticallo
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Jevin
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation
America
Monticello
Levy
Hfe
Rags Cluley Reluctant to Smile Despite New Radio
The text notes that Rags Cluley is listening at night and sleeping by day, and suggests he won’t enjoy much. It questions how he can be cheerful given his labor at night and his roles as ice man and coal man, implying seasonal mood limits.
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Rags” Cluley
Poems That Live The Way Through The Woods
Poem recalls a road once cut through woods seventy years ago, now erased by weather and trees. A keeper and animals remain, while summer evenings bring distant sounds of a horse and skirt through foggy, misty solitudes, as Kipling reflects on a vanished path.
City Board of Safety orders chemical wagons bid drive
Fifteen years ago the City Board of Safety decided chemical wagons were needed for the fire department and advertised for bids. Mayor Troxel appointed George H. Lewis W E Brooks and George Dachtler to investigate water works as asked by citizens. County Local Option League conceded the local option loss. Suspicion of fraud in Elyria vote counting. Memorial Hospital opened its doors to 4500 visitors and received generous donations. Lorain County Bar Association planned a mid winter meeting with banquet and outside speaker.
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THE
City Board OF Safety
Troxel
George H. Lewis
W. E. Brooks
George Dachtler
Water Works Department
County
Elyria
Lorain County Bar Association
Auto Crash Kills Driver. Passenger Hurt In Newark
In Newark on October 24 an auto owned by P. J. Oldham and driven by Lyle Sanderson skidded off a wet road into a ditch near Kirkersville. Sanderson was instantly killed and Bert Haynes sustained serious injuries.
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Newark
P. J. Oldham
Lyle Sanderson
Wehrle Avenue
Kirkersville
Sanderson
Bert Haynes
Free Sample Promises Swift Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powder as providing swift relief from acute indigestion and lasting benefits for dyspepsia and related symptoms. Available at drug stores for 60 cents or 91 49 with a money back guarantee if the first box fails to satisfy. Jackson Medicine Company, Zanesville, Ohio.
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Jackson
Jackson Medicine Company
Zanesyjie
Ohio
Branting Shapes League Policy as Sweden’s Socialist Leader
Hjalmar Branting, Swedish Socialist leader and journalist, urges the League of Nations to defend weak nations and punish aggression. At a Geneva council meeting he argues for stern measures against Mussolini’s Italy while backing peace aligned with Wilson’s fourteen points. Branting, 43, helped lead Sweden’s first Socialist cabinet in 1920 and shared the 1921 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Hjalmar Branting
League of Nations
Council of the League
Geneva
Branting
Mussolini
League
Italy
Greece
Granting
Socialist Party of Sweden
Foy Tim
Social Demokraten
Stockholm
Sweden
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Christian Langa
Norway
Interparliamentary Union
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Second Street
Eee
F. Burke
Easter
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Biyrie
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
AE Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
van Auette Bld
Society
Universal Brotherhood OF Mankind
Twiges County
Columbus
Daniel Webster
Marshfield
Mass
Salisbury
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
New Brunswick
Yalu River
China
Charles H. van Wyck
Nebraska
Washington, D.C
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pierre Purvis de Chavannes
Lions
France
Britain
Queen Victoria of
Spain
Princess Ena of Battenberg
England
William H. Bremner
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Marshalltown
Iowa
Robert Frederick Stupart
Meteorological Service of Canada
Toronto
Tasker E. Oddie
Nevada
Fa, NM
Fed
Rich) Lewis
Lon- Got
Totar
American Trade Association
Spokane
Wash
Pacific Logging Congress
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma Methodist Episcopal Conference
Boston
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
Omaha
Komical
Jim Armitage
Lloyd George
Salvation Army
Abe Martin
Kaiser
George
Newton Baker
Dame Lloy
Jack Crisp
Burke
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jimmie Simpson
Stadio
Henry Stolzenburg
Charlie Lerd
Pfeebie
OSS
Rudrard Kipling
Memorial Hospital
Foreign Exchange
Mathias
West River St
Iar
Turner Block
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co
Stitute
Little Joe
Elizabeth Spencer
Miss Lucile Collette
Harold Lyman
Miss Spence
Edison
GEO. A. Clark CO
Broad Street
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