Our Government In No Danger Campaign Opinion
A newspaper column argues voters should seek full information and reasoned judgment in the 1924 presidential race. It defends La Follette against socialism charges and contends Coolidge Dawes Davis Bryan are mainstream conservatives while warning against fear of “reds” seizing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFollette
United States
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Coolidge
Dawes
Cleveland
National Republican Organization
John W. Davis
Bryan
Mr. Dawes
Mr. la Follette
Mr. Wheeler
C. W. Bryan
Politics As It Is Played in Montgomery County
A report from Columbus notes Dan Brower of Dayton sought the Republican chairmanship of Montgomery County with a two week tenure in exchange for resigning to the secretary. The women’s committee of 34 Brower appointed members and 18 allied committee members opposed Brower’s resignation, forming a strong bloc. The incident draws a parallel to Mussolini era politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Brower
Dayton
Republican Executive Committee
Montgomery County
Women’s Committee
Brower
Italy
Mussolini
Yesterday and today in QEIO and notable anniversaries
The column lists birthdays and anniversaries of historical figures and officials. Notable names include Earl of Warwick as Lord Brooke, General Pershing connections, Russell C. Lefingwell former assistant secretary of the U S Treasury, Rev Harrs Long, and boxer Martin Burke. Locations include New York City and New Orleans with ages ranging from 27 to 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Warwick
Lord Brooke
General Pershing
Harrs & Long
Dive
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A public column discusses the Prince of Wales and his popular appeal It notes charm and activity as factors drawing support Among readers the piece contrasts democratic ideals with fascination for a leader who aggressively pursues goals and works hard The tone echoes a liberal editorial voice contemplating leadership and virtue
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Otc
Andy
Wrnes
Perhans
Prince of Wales
Hiss
Ife
Ike
Roosevelt
Kep
Centenary Tribute and Election News Across the Nation
The day marks Elisna Hall Gheots’s birth as a noted physician educator and AMA president. Judge Caverly sets a paymaster case in Chicago for Nathan F Leonald and Dr Richard Lash guilty in the Franks kidnapping and murder. A Democratic primary occurs in Genrea for national and state posts. Senator Morris seeks renomination. Catholic Eucharistic League convention opens at St Mary of the Woods Indiana with prelates. Fourteen Indian tribes begin a three day gathering in Gallup New Mexico under Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Association. Chartered Accountants and National Negro Baptist conventions launch in Guebec-Dominion and Nashville Salt Lake City. India’s female crisis reports surpass male.
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Elisna Hall Gheots
American Medcal Association
Caverly
Chicaso
Paysime Santernoan
Nathan F Leonald
Rehard Lash
Franks
United States
William J. Morris
Clifford Walk
America
St Mary of-the-Woods
Indiana
Gallup
N. M
Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Association
Guebec—Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants
Nashville
Tenn
National Negro Baptist Convention
Salt Lake City
Utah
State Federation of Labor
Ford’s Relentless Labor Prompts Pondering From Chicago Pundits
Chicago observers question Henry Ford’s ongoing work and ambition as the writer reflects on humanity and progress, noting Ford’s persistent effort amid broader concerns.
London wine merchants and royal ties across history
The article traces the Vintners Guild ancestors during Edward III era and notes Sir Alfred Bower's knighthood and sheriff role tied to a state visit by Raymond Poincare. It highlights Bower’s support for London hospitals and his marriage into a prominent family.
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Yriasor
Alfred
Edward Ill
Heu Picard
Lord Maser
London
Sirred
Vintners Company
Alfred Bower
George
Leaty
Raymond Poincare
England
Queen Mary
Tondon
St. Bartholomew's
St. Thomas
Bethlehem Hospital
Guys
Pan American policy outline and wartime ties discussed
Director General Geveralb presents a Pan American policy framework aiming at constructive regional cooperation. The address stresses arbitration on continental issues, economic coordination under a Pan American agreement, and joint measures to counter aggression. Separate items note a loss of 8000 dollars, W. J. Hudson founding Elyria Business College with ten students, and Standard Oil erecting two large tanks at the railroad station for gasoline and coal oil.
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Geveralb
cAmbricat Union
Frustian
W. J. Hudson
Elyria Business College
Standard Oil CO
Northumberland official plans new office and manor
SAIS of Northumberland reports Capt. Newsara Black and Sir Alfred plan a landmark building project. An office is to be built within twelve months, with inauguration scheduled for November. The residence known as the Town House, recently adjoining the Bank of England, will be occupied. Annuities or allowances totaling nearly half a year’s pay are proposed.
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Herrin
Columbus, O
State Journal
Sais
Northumberland
Newsara
Alfred
Bank of England
Revene Aary
Sayne
Poem Fragment by Henry King About Death and Earth
Fragmentary verse seeks earthly comfort and cheer amid mortality. The speaker contrasts spring and winter, asks to view death without fear, and to breathe fragrance into his passing as flowers grant perfumes. The piece reflects contemplation of death and nature through personal longing.
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Henry King
Lorain Lorain Street Railway Opens Amid Busy First Day
The Lorain street railway between Elyria and Lorain opened attracting about one thousand visitors from Lorain and six hundred from Elyria. Braman's Cyclone basketball team defeated A. Maples' nine 52 to 20 at the fair grounds. A double wedding occurred at LaPorte with Clare Sayles marrying Luella Crawford and William Hamilton marrying Lynne Sayles. George Wellers machine shop north of the depot burned and was destroyed.
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Lorain
Elyria
Loren
Elyrians
Braman
Cyclone
A. Maples
Fair Grounds
Cyclones
LaPorte
Clare Sayles
Luella Crawford
Harris as candidate and former FTC chair in Georgia race
Wilam J. Harris seeks renomination to the U S Senate in Georgia. Former Federal Trade Commission chairman, he rose from Cedartown to Atlanta and Washington, later guiding the U S Census Bureau in 1913 and becoming a noted progressive Southern business leader.
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Wilam J. Harris
United States
Georgia
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
University of Georgia
Athens
Cedartown
Atlanta
Washington
United States Census Bureau
Congress
Harris
The
Trade Commission
Property Transfers Within Avon Lake and Elyria Records
Avon Dover Land Co transfers lot 90 on Andover Beach Avon Lake to Florence Britten for 590 dollars. Forkaper Realty Co transfers 116 lots on Cleveland street allotment Elyria to A Dudley for 50000 dollars. Harry E Barr transfers lot 303 Avon Beach allotment Avon Lake to Birdie Flyans for 500 dollars. Taylor-Duffey-Wald transfers lot 2 Acre Farms Elyria to Helen A Goodspeed for 400 dollars. Henry Neufer transfers lot 127 Neufer allotment Elyria to J F Gloseer for 150 dollars. Thomas Bentley transfers plant on Vulcan street Elyria to Nichols A ley Co for 18500 dollars.
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Avon Dover Land Co
Florence Britten
Andover Beach
Avon Lake
The
Forkaper Realty Co
A.&. Dudley
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Harry E. Barr
Birdie Flyans
Avon Beach
Taylor-Duffey-Wald
Helen A. Goodspeed
Acre Farms
Henry Neufer
J. F. Gloseer
Neufer Allotment
Thomas Bentley
Nichols Aley Co
Vulcan Street
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Age
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
City
A. E. Clayden, Inc
Chicago
Dearborn Street
New York
Firth Avenue
Quay x
Qeio
Joseph A
Bangon Me.r
Harrison
Coon
Emre
Ge League
Grove Patterson
Marty
Brrel Vysion
India
Henry Ford
Uri Meg
Walfried Bbuwer
Planten
Henry ST
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ari
Earth
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
IN the Bay's News
Constantine Nyerges
Ezra Bradno
See
Avon
Barbecue Inn
Cleveland Rd
Cor Barton Rd
Jackson Auto CO
Burt Auto Washing
Earl Court
Broad Street Radaway
Prof Sire
the Brown Company Printers and Paper Supplies
Mill Street
TRL Ciee
Bologna
Wenzer
Wieners
Holcomb
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