Prediction and Fulfilment on Free Speech Injunction
Elyria Ohio reports a dispatch from Mr Grafton Wilcox to the Chicago Tribune claiming the White House states the government will not enforce the injunction restricting free speech and lawful assembly. The piece questions the reliability of such statements and denounces any abridgment of these rights by the Department of Justice or the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Wilcox
Chicago Tribune
White House
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Contending Irish factions and Provisional Parliament policy discussed
A letter questions peaceful attendances at funerals for foes and critiques allowances for DeValera MacSweeny and Barton. It urges laws restricting activity of rebels in summer terms and likens Ireland's struggle to a mere pastime akin to a Spanish bull fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Tle
Irish Provisional Parliament
DeValera
Mary MacSweeny
Richard Barton
Commonwealth
Eland
A Higher Calling Justice Clark resigns from Supreme Court to join League of Nations
The editor praises Justice Clark for resigning from the Supreme Court to devote himself to advocacy for the League of Nations. It likens his move to a higher, nobler calling and contrasts it with Justice Hughes’ presidential bid. The piece lauds Clark as a free, untrammeled voice urging reform and national repentance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Supreme Court
League of Nations
Hughes
Sohn the Baptist
Wes
Wwe
Justice Clark’s Quiet Labor For Global Peace
The passage notes Justice Clark’s influence and motive behind his League of Nations efforts. It argues the author’s disagreement with his stance but confidence that Clark will do good in the long run, praising his admirable motive and dedication to labor for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Clark
League of Nations
Ohio Yesterday Highlights and Notable Births
A compact retrospective lists 19th century figures tied to Ohio history. It notes Thomas Allerdichs, Joseph Jefferson, and Charles F Scott among others, with dates of birth, venues like the Grand Opera House and Milers Opera House, and a future convention for the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Cincinnati
Milers’ Opera House
Mansfield
Joseph Jefferson
National Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Cleveland
Divorce proceeding at Institute cited at party home
A social evening at the home of Mrs Lafe Bud honored Mrs A Moots, who is involved in divorce proceedings at the Institute. The gathering featured music and chat as attendees remarked on the events and shared tidings.
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Tom Wye
Thirteth anniversary of the poet Whittier Prazi celebration
Thirteth anniversary of the poet Whittier Prazi today inaugurated a centennial commemoration. Democrats meet in Montgomery to set state platform and conventions, while Republicans hold state conventions in Birmingham and New Mexico to nominate and select candidates for the November election. The Pope will use a donated automobile in Rome to move the Madonna of Loreto to Santa Maria. Conventions opening today include DETROIT Hoo Hoo, Richfield Springs NY Coal Merchants, Excelsior Springs Missouri Ellis Association, Rehoboth American Legion Department of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Prazi
Democrats
Montgomery
Republians
Alabama
Birmingham
Republicans
New Mexico
Albuquerque
United States
Congress
Rome
Madonna of
Loretto
Santa Mara Waesiore
Detroit
Concatenated
Order of Hoo Hoo Richfield Springs
New York State
Coal Merchants’ Association
Excelsior Springs
Mitasour Ellis' Association
Rehoboth
American Legion
Department of Pennssania
Komical Telegrams and Local Courtroom Gags
Komical Telegrams recounts are mixed with stray local notes. Charlie Scheide returns from Minnesota and a guide jokes about fish, while Art Richwine ends up in the Court House. A tire store ad hints it costs no more to buy a Kelly and Elyria mounted police are cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Scheide
Minnesota
Skete
Adame
Charlie
Adams
Art Richwine
Court House
Kelly
Fragmented note on school superintendent and public odor issue
Incomplete text discusses considering discharging a state superintendent and the impact on students and parents. Mentions election of presidents and potential gender issue, plus complaints about vile odors affecting the council and community.
Local notes and events in Lorain County area
The Lorain County directory project forms to publish a city directory while the county fair runs. A coal famine drives up prices with coal at seven dollars per ton. Homer Wilkinson and Emme Shanafalt wed at the bride’s mother's Middle Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Directory Co
Homer Wilkinson
Misa Emme Shanafalt
Middle Avenue
George Johnson
The
Baptist Church
Sixty 19th Ohio Battery Veterans Hold Reunion at G A R Hall
Sixty members gathered at the G A R Hall for a reunion of the 19th Ohio Battery. Four veterans died in the past year. Miss Florence Bickford and Miss Kate Smith opened a kindergarten in the old high school wing as public schools closed to allow pupils to attend civil activities.
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19Th Ohio Battery
G A. R. Hall
Florence Bickford T
Kate Smith
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F. Burke
Eéster
Hudnutt, Manager
Elyria Postoffice
Conte Eee
Advancs
Thin Lorain
State of
Ohio
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. B. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Advertising Society
Elyria, C
Tino
Constantine Grandiomely
Greece
Mustapha Kemal
Thomas Allerdichs
Musk
University of
Annapolis Royal
Nova Scotia
Landis
Marion Menoreal
Cuba
Mantanzas
Hizzi Hatos
Budapest
Charles F Scott
Kansas
Alien County
Kas
Edward Firee
University of Wisconsin
Troy NY
Cecila Sorel
Paris
Abe Martin
Komical
Jim Armitage
Corbett Southam
Po Jong
Ithree
Elyria
Stata
Tnduaa
Eve
Hearty Council
Chrestcle-Telegram
Kiwanis Club
Winton Hotel
newWa
Mischka
Lakewood Elks
Éwood
Laraia County
Cascade Park
onVie
Dachtler & Dachtler Style
Sauls $71
Broad Street
Porrettwill
Granite Wash Basin
Thermos Bott
Aluminum
Berlin
Harry H. H. Smith Co
Homes Furnished
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