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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1925

Page

7

Tammany Hall Faces Uphill Fight In New York Primaries

A 1923 analysis of Tammany Hall's influence as New York primaries approach. It weighs Governor Alfred E. Smith’s Tammany ties against Mayor Hylan and Hearst, noting graft concerns and party power shaping the Democratic lineup for 1928. It discusses potential shifts in delegation and national impact.

Tanman Hall Walker Takien Tam Tammany George B. Cox Inicho Durin Cincimnnati New York Tammany Fi Convi Ery Ana Sen Perind Hall Estahi Tammany Hall Alfred E. Smith Tammany Organization Hylan Wm. R Ty Hall Oth Smith Hylan Alsims New York City Wihuil Aheis Hearst California

Florida land speculation report by John W Love

Growing worse wAecare to the report of John W Love Plains Dealer correspondent in Denver notes a land sale near Swanee River and Gainesville where pine land near Cone River brings fifty dollars per acre. He says Gainesville and Cone River are apart and valued about thirteen dollars an acre. The critic is urged to ignore the matter as worse than nonviable speculation with many other Florida notes.

wAecare John W. Love Siz the Plain Dealer Denver Swanee River Gait Gainesville Cone River Ou Loria Lovery Florida

Osculating Spirit Convention Sparks Paris Riots

Dispatches report a Spirit OsculatesY convention in Paris with Madaline as a key figure amid a seating contest. A riot occurred, but organizers deny a link to the Doyle event, noting Conan Doyle faced rival attention.

Paris Madaline Sir Conan Doyle

City and national events blur in a single OCR fragment

Fragmentary text mentions Stockholm and mayoral matters, a one year ago note, birthdays, and conventions opening, with unclear names and dates. The readable items are scattered and provide no coherent event or outcome to summarize.

Centenary Events Highlight Morrison Birth and Radio Exposition

Today marks the birth centenary of General Morrison a noted soldier congressman and Interstate Commerce Commission chair. Western Canada opens its first radio exposition in Winnipeg today and runs through the week with Hoo Hoo the lumber fraternity staging its 39th event.

Iam BR. Morrison I'mes Interstate Commerce Commission Western Canada Wnipex Pes

Incoherent Quote Sparks Conversation About Nudes

ABE MARTIN remarks ignite discussion as a poster or reader recalls buying pictures of nearly naked women in sealed envelopes. The narration notes a newspaper-like line and a mention of a "Safe Bud" today, with emphasis on discreet viewing at home and a later reference to better cans and noiseless supplies.

John R. McCarl in Day’s News Commentary

The article discusses McCarl’s view of executive powers and congressional checks, noting his background as Des Moines Iowa born on November 27 138 and Nebraska University graduate in 1908. It traces his early career as a railroad attorney and secretary to Senator Norris and later to a Republican campaign committee.

John R. McCarl Congress Washington

Simeon D. Fess Appointed to Office in 1922

Simeon D. Fess of Ohio was appointed to his present office in 1922 by the late President Warren G. Harding, reflecting a pivotal moment in his public service career.

Simeon D. Fess Ohio Warren G. Harding

County dry forces push for change in Lorain area

Fragmentary OCR shows a campaign push by local groups including the Chamber of Commerce against dry measures. The text references estimates and a monthly fee or tax, with a focus on Lorain County and county statistics.

Lorain County FE Co Chamber of Commerce

The Way of the World by Grove Patterson

A fragmentary notice lists The Way of the World by Grove Patterson with partial garbled text about a reading event or feature. It mentions War and a date line and appears to be an old publicity blurb or ad.

Grove Patterson

Oberlin Freshmen Register Tomorrow as Classes Begin

Freshmen register tomorrow with remainder of students on Wednesday and classes start Thursday at Oberlin. The school year opens amid a busy week of schedules and education activities on campus.

Oberlin Ed Beese Wartins Nor

Obscure Obituary Notice From Oberlin Service

Services to be held Wednesday for a local resident with a senior charge noted. The notice mentions attendance details and requests attendees arrive before the service begins.

Oberlin, Sresuss Addr Orvice

Shaft campus tale recalls Megane Tindall revival

Fragmentary notes describe a campus Shaft tale featuring Megane Tindall and a revival in Oslerin. The Sept reads hint at The Shaft and campus readership, mentioning subscriptions and a shell with a number, though details are unclear.

Itterary 1 Megane Tindall Oserlin Mereover Aiumai

Meads to Serve Men at Oberlin Tonight

Oberlin reports tonight's event will feature the first meal served under Director Discnolt. Three new men and Herold Janes join the room as preparations proceed for the serving.

Oberlin Discnoltee M Herold Janes

Pool Room to Close for Repairs and Refurbishing

The pool room will be closed to students while carpenters finish the work begun on the billiard tables. Each table will be recovered and recushioned in the near future.

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Oberlin Opens Free Kindergartens for Four-Year-Olds

Oberlin announces free kindergartens for four to five year olds starting today September 22. The centers charge 45 cents per session and require children to be four by November 1.

Oberlin

Oberlin College Alumni Magazine Size Change Notice

The record notes a change in the alumni magazine size at Oberlin on September 14 with mention of a bell and a new cutoff by October. The entry references a vacant card of trustees and a forthcoming publication adjustment.

Oberlin College Oberlin

Studer Named Editor of Oberlin Student Newspaper

An Oberlin College student, Studer, will leave his current role to become editor of the Oberlin Student newspaper. The transition comes as the office seeks new leadership for the summer term.

Studer Oberlin Oberl Intercolies Oberl Student Tor

Cornel University Department Official’s Expected Graduation

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate ongoing activity at Cornel U department with plans tied to a department departure and anticipated graduation timing unresolved. The text references Cale and a We the Pa context, but details remain unclear.

Ren Cale Cornel

Plan Florida Trip Oberlin With Pearsons In Tow

September trip plans from Oberlin outline Hobbs and wife Sue traveling with W L Pearsons to Papeelie. Pearsons to follow in January. Return from abroad set for September 14. Observations on patient nerves and painter John Sers noted in the fragment. Local ad mentions wine kegs malt hops jugs crocks and Elyria China Crockery near Newark Shoe Store.

Florida Oberlin Hobbs Sue Papeelie W. L. Pearsons Pear Januar Ain Elyria China Crockery Newark Shoe

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