Lothian Comet Alerted by Evening Chronicle Telegram Ad
The article lists publication details for the Chronicle Telegram and Telegram distributed by The Lothian Comet press, noting printing and publishing at 31 Record St Kyri a Ohio with daily editions except Sunday. It includes pricing, association memberships, and agency affiliations for advertising and circulation.
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Kiyria
Ohio
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Associates Press
Ohio Daily News
Feta Bureau
Bureau of Advertising
Mablabars’ Association
York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
South Wabash
Robert J. Ward
Republica
Loce
Republi
Industrial improvement continues with price declines easing
Lyrian industrial activity shows ongoing improvement over weeks with better employment and output in many sectors. Coal remains weak as miners press wage awards while rail conditions improve, aiding movement once production resumes. Mexican oil talks near settlement as southern republic stabilizes under changing political conditions. Authorities note campaign rhetoric limited impact on business, with finance stabilizing amid politics.
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Meanio
Vaon
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American patience ends as voters move to polls
The piece cites Woodrow Wilson and suggests that patience with one man rule and inefficiency has ended. It predicts voters will march to the polls in November to protest policies they oppose and record their demand for change, signaling a shift from quiet restraint to active civic action.
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Woodrow Wilson
The Crime of 1916 and Political Blame in Campaigns
Discussion attacks the 1916 campaign tactics criticizing Wil lson for delaying protective measures and risking war to win re election. Senator Harding questions the cost in lives, while Bryan’s comments in San Francisco frame Cox’s nomination as handing power to those who ignore the law.
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Harding
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Would Let Austria And Germany Unite
In Innsbruck Dr Carl Renner Austrian chancellor said Austria should seek the League of Nations council in Paris to remove the prohibition on uniting Austria and Germany The league he argued is the refuge of imperialist ideas and as long as imperial France dominates its policies little can be gained by violence patience is needed Annexation to Germany is desired by the whole proletariat and will come about with readiness to fight for it
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Austria
Germany
Council of the
League of Nations
Paris
Carl Renner
Innsbruck
Community notices from Helgs Fields and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Charles James and son Wil Mam visited friends in Creyveland over the weekend. Mrs Angie Choll of Byron Center Michigan stayed with Robert Bainbridge Sunday. Dr Mente preached a farewell sermon and held communion. Several from the area plan to attend a Cleveland conference. T J Jenness and family, Mr and Mrs Sheppard, and Mr and Mrs Fred Sutter visited friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Endress and daughter Lavern visited Miss Elizabeth Endress Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Brokaw returned.
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Fred Sutter
Roy Endress
Lavern
Mr. Endress
Elizabelly Endress
Brokaw
Scarcity and employment in the country noted in speech
A cautious view that scarcity leaves few women redundant in work amid ample money in the country. The speaker urges action to seize funds and opportunities.
Visiting friends from Toledo and Todiana week
Rev and Mrs R Wise visited Monday with Mr and Mrs F J Hulse then left Tuesday for their future home in Todiana. A large number from the area attend the Se Tea fair this week.
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Toledo
R. Wise
J. Hulse
Todiana
Mayor Asphalt Jones? Citizen backs reform in council talk
A town wagon driver praised the mayor during a council session, saying he supports the candidate if Asphalt Jones runs again. The remark centered on the mayor's stance against electricity rate hikes, reflecting local sentiment from a single informal comment.
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Asaph R. Jones
Asphalt Jones
Catarrh Of The Stomach Is Dangerous
A New York physician warns thousands suffer from gastric catarrh mistaken for indigestion. Symptoms include coated tongue, sour burning, vomiting, gas, and bad breath. Safe relief suggested with pure bisurated magnesia in hot water before meals to cleanse the stomach, neutralize acid, and aid digestion.
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New York
Walla
Hart Ahead in West in Republican Gubernatorial Race
Primary returns from 1,572 of 2,256 precincts show Governor Louis F. Hart leading Rolland Hartley for the Republican nomination. Hart has 50,089 votes to Hartley’s 45,042 with U S Senator Wesler J. Jones leading in his race and other candidates polling in the 30k to 21k range. A stray note mentions Maurice Costello in a Selznick film role, unrelated to the election.
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W. M. Snells
Hudson
Erickson
Congressionaal
Banker says public makes prices drop in West Virginia speech
Vice Governor Platt of the Federal Reserve Board told bankers in Charleston that public sentiment against high prices forced a readjustment of values and reduced demand. He defended credit restrictions as not causing factory closings and warned price declines could ease credit but provoke criticism. He outlined three critic classes and urged conserving credit for productive use rather than speculation.
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W. VA
Platt
Federal Reserve Board
West Virginia Bankers' Association
Flatt
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Chean Qmoury
Retiring Speaker James W. Lowther Leaves House
James W. Lowther, Conservative MP for Penrith division, Cumberland, retires as Speaker of the House of Commons a post he has held since 1905. He previously served as deputy speaker for ten years before his election to the speakership.
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James W. Lowther
House of Commons
Penrith
Cumberland
Governor Endorses Policy With Minor Amendments
The governor stated that the policy works well and requires only minor edits as suggested by its administration over time. He asserted no changes to main features for many years, if ever, unless Socialists or another radical or destructive party gain control of the country.
Amherst Council Bans Prize Fight Films
Amherst council ordered picture theatres not to show prize fight scenes or movies. The move, announced September 16, aims to curb violence in local cinema and enforces a ban on future fight depictions.
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Amherst Council
Amherst
Thea Fon
Euncil
Endo Victors in New York State Primary Contests
Report covers unofficial results from the New York state primary at Saratoga with Repid Heo and Whi claiming underwhelming support amid 2,649 districts unreported. Miller leads Thompson in the governor race. Thompson's name appears on the ballot for prohibition. Wadsworth defeats Payne for US Senate. Walker leads Lunro for lieutenant governor. weather favorable but turnout muted.
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Repid Heo
Damocode
Saratoga
Graternlay
Nathan J. Miller
Syraci Ag
Republican Organizatia’ Designee
Georges F. ‘Thompson
Niigata
C Miller
Thompson
Prohibition
Alfred EB. Smith
United States
James Vee Wadsworth, Jr
Publican State Organization
Ella A> Reale
Women's Christia Temperance Union
George S. Payne
New York City
Republicana
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