Beware of false propaganda in election urging dry Davey
A 1926 editorial condemns a Ku Klux Klan circulated political appeal backing Sweeney for Congress. It argues the material preys on Catholic and Protestant prejudices to defeat Rep. Martin L. Davey, a dry candidate who upholds Prohibition and law enforcement. The piece urges voters to rebuke the propaganda at the polls.
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Ku Klux Klan
Sweeney
Congress
Davey
Senate
Catholic Church
Ile
Disciple Church of Christ
Daver
Washington
Wadsworth
Edge
Reed
Citizens of America
Ku Kix Klan
Martin L. Davey
May Prove Worse Than Bolshevism In The Republic
The writer contrasts Plato’s fear of music’s social influence with modern jazz, arguing the new style quietly penetrates manners and customs, undermining laws and constitutions and threatening public and private life. The piece expresses alarm at jazz’s perceived political impact.
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Plato
Heaven
Ohio Represented Gift From Local Implement Firm
An Ohio firm provides a silver plated shovel inscribed For Her Majesty's Garden with the Romanian coat of arms. The queen is noted to enjoy gardening and turning the sod with angle worms each spring and fall as the shovel is presented.
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Ohio
Marie
Kaiser's Hunting Party Invitations Reportedly Extended
Fragmentary OCR describes a note about the Kaiser hosting a hunting party in Rominten East Prussia with invitations to fifty European royals. The Kaiser will be absent, acting as host in absentia, and guests are expected to feel at home under those circumstances.
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Par- Romintin
East Prussia
Ltmcee Sonean
Rett
Yesterday and Today’s Notable Anniversaries
A compiled list marks historical anniversaries and birthdays tied to figures such as Lady Blanche Arundel who defended her castle in Winchester in the 1640s, philosopher John Locke, and others born in London Princeton and Constantinople. Also noted are memorial anniversaries including the unveiling of a San Martin statue in Washington and ages of several living public figures observed today.
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Blanche Arundel
Winchester
England
John Locke
Frankfort
Hichard Lenoir
Francost
Macon
F.C. Latrobe
Fallimore
U. S. Senate
David Log George Visi
Virginia
Hoo
Trevelyn British
London
Tod Gilbert Grosvenor
Ographical Savi Barn
Constantinoplye
Richard Folson Cleveland
Prest
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
George C. Peary
Congress
N. J
Rey Naged
Cory Chin
Ar Asville
Bolivar Day Celebrations Across Nations Mark Holidays
Bolivar Day noted as Venezuela's national holiday and Italy marks the Fascist Revolution anniversary. Czecho-Slovakia observes its eighth anniversary, while a Plains battle commemoration marks the 50th anniversary of a railway disaster near Atlantic City with 70 dead. Indians nationwide gather at Haskell Institute in Kansas for a three day pow wow concluding with a new stadium dedication. Various conventions open including actuarial, jewelers, teachers associations, and Knights Templar in multiple cities.
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Venezuela
United States
Haskell Dnitian Institute
Kansas
Haskell Stadium
Gink Roars Family Secrets At Home Visit
A comic narrator boasts of loudly revealing family affairs during guests visits. He admits his wife dislikes the practice and that exposing private quirks like a second-hand piano and a dog-catcher brother is his way to seem affable, though it embarrasses everyone.
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Joe
Mir Tamdir
Bac
Inventor Envisions Gorscopic Stabil with Ships and Planes
A jainer observer recalls a concept by inventor Elmer Am which pairs Etro top ideas with a gorscopic stabil system aimed at countering rough winds at sea. The device would involve ships and aircraft elements to maintain stability in adverse conditions.
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Elmer Am
Girls as clerks praise boosts in old business talk
A remark extols female clerks as ideal workers noting they need not reveal attire, reflecting era playful gender humor and workplace norms in a historical business column.
New York Inventor Brose Sperry Receives Fritz Medal
Brose Sperry of New York, a half century in welding and invention, earned the John Fritz gold medal from Engineering Science. The noted inventor, trained at Cornell, has long pursued electrical and mechanical device creation and manufacturing.
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Brose Sperry
New York
John Fritz
Spe
Europe
South America
Japan
Cornell University
Rear Admiral Burrage to Command U S Naval Zone on Continent
Rear Admiral Gay H Burrage arrives on the continent to assume new duty as commander of the American waters zone. The article traces his 1867 birth, 1887 Annapolis graduation, and rise through Navy ranks including wartime commands and leadership of midshipmen at the academy.
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Gly HL Burrrage
Continent
Gay H. Burrage
Roger
Wasig Lowell
Gradu
Antpolis
Oreak
LSS
Ramander
Manda
Dimiral Burrage
Ehraska
Ferm
Norfolk
Navy Department
Washington
Eannate
Sonnet by Werbert P L Horne
Poem fragment praising Werbert P L Horne as a skilled English poet of the 1890s era. The speaker recalls a Shakespearian sonnet and the era’s beauty, reflecting on memory, beauty, and artistic reverie with lines about sea, leaves, and distant love.
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Werbert PL
Horne
Henry
Home
Grafton notices death and local society events
Mrs. Venice Muirhach of FE Were dinner guests of Agnes Finlayson. Harrison Bruce death prompts visit by Arthur Bruce and Carrie Ogden of Niagara Falls. Dr. and Mrs. W G C Obie host guests. Ruth Leas Treans Lilley and others attend six o clock dinner. Mr. Burton dies after short illness at winter home in Pittsfield. Gratien Parent-Teacher meeting at school with health program and folk dance noted. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clark host a dinner party.
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Grafton
Noof
Venice
Calth Muirhach
Agnes Finlayson
Arthur Bruce
Carrie Ogden
Niarara Falls
A. Y
Harrison Bruce
W_ GC
Towho
Ruth le
Treans
Lilley
Leo Gertrude
Mary Profag
Ruth Tran
Winifred Tran
Jane Burton
J. © Clark
Residents honor Sdrm Clark's mother on eighty second birthday
The article details a large gathering at Gurdar in honor of Mrs. Harriet Beaver's 82nd birthday with guests from LaPorte Elyria Lakewood and Cleveland groups. It notes funerals attendance for Harrison Bruce and multiple hospital visits including appendicitis operations for Mrs. Klinect Loretta Westrick and Mrs. Barchard's visit to Willard.
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Iz Gurdar
Sdrm
Clark
Harriet Beaver
Ler Goekle
Joann
Lakewood
Sheldon
Carti
Marion Hitchench
Lert Bogart
Babs
la Wood
Nelson Hitchcock
Jane
CG. E. Leiman
Cleveland
C. K. Lehman
Fred Durst
Robert Young
Jeanette Lehman
Lehman
F.C. Johnson
Lit- Han Fload
Nttls
Josephine
Ely
Sisters
S Klinect
Miabet Durkee
Ang W Irvin Klinect
Eugern
Lewis
West Ridge Community News and Social Notes
West Ridge items list visits and family events from Oberlin and Avon areas. Names include Baumann Fowl Kenneth Eldred Burrer Spent, with Clover Leaf Club entertainments, church events, and neighborhood greetings. Local residents attend meals, meetings, and Sunday gatherings, highlighting club roles and upcoming November plans.
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West Ring
Jobs Baumann
Oberlin Raud
Methodist Church
Eldred
Frank
Redinger
Eldrii
Fami
South Wide
Burrer
Doro
Sarah and
Huth
Hahn Lewis
Berlis Ars Walter
Haible
J. Burrs
Avon
John Sr
Ivy
Faria
BE. JS
Burrer’s
Adam
FAMERS MAKE RECORD BUCYRUS
J W Schiefer of Holmes township and Calvin Tracht of Polk township lead Crawford county foresters in producing over a two ton litter of pork in 180 days. Both joined the ton litter club of Ohio before February 1, 1326. Schiefer yielded 2030 pounds from Poland King Duroc pigs. Tracht produced 2256 pounds from nine pure bred Yorks.
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J. W. Schiefer
Holmes Township
Calvin Tracht
Polk Township
Crawford County
Ohio
Mr. Schiefer
Poland
United States Attorneys Triumph in Guilty Not Guilty Ruling
The U S Attorney Hare E Man and assistant Harry A Abrams report a string of convictions in Cincinnati Ohio as juries deliver guilty verdicts in several cases. A lengthy eight hour jury deliberation culminates in a not guilty ruling on the fiftieth case.
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Cincinnati
United Attorney’s Office
U.S
Hareeth E. Man
Harry A. Abrams
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