Ohio Tax Amendments Debate by Uniform Taxi League Secretary
A. P. Sandles of the Uniform Taxi League of Ohio argues two proposed constitution amendments deserve citizen attention. He attacks the Debt Limitation as a sham and warns the Classification amendment will raise taxes and favor some while penalizing others, citing past votes in 1922 and 1851 battles and noting Lorain County's 1922 results as 7,332 yes and 8,923 no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Sandles
Uniform Taxi League of
Ohio
Ohio State Grange
Farm Bureau
State Grange
Grange
Farm
Vic Donaher
Carmi Thompson
Uniform Tax League of
Supreme Court
Lorain County
Injunction Failures Shield Gambling Hall in New York City
A court injunction protected a gambling venue, but police ignored it and raided the building. They broke in with sledge hammers, arrested 150 men for gambling and disorderly conduct, and seized gambling paraphernalia and records dating back two decades. The piece condemns the judge and urges accountability for protecting criminal activity.
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New York City
Gandhi movement cuts opium use in Assam province
The Gandhi movement in India has reduced opium consumption in Assam. From 1,377 mammads in 1906 the figure rose to 1,748 in 1921. In 1922 as volunteers picketed opium shops the total dropped to 1,030 mammads and to 84 maunds in 1923, showing effective non-cooperative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Great Britain
London
Assam
News Detection In Adverts Reveals Hidden College Ties
A Cleveland paper printed a full page ad for a new Cleveland College boasting a strong faculty and guarantors. A companion news column listed the guarantors but omitted any faculty reference, illustrating how papers separate advertising from editorial content and what counts as news in their view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland College
Anniversaries and notable births listed from yesterday
A dated column lists figures such as Jeegres Necker and Richard Brinsley, with deaths including Boulanser and Hoar. It notes a Papal Bull of 1550, a pulp mill disaster at Austin, and one year ago today earthquakes in Maine and along the Canadian border. Birthdays include James A. Drain and Wilton Lackaye with dates tied to their eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeegres Necker
Chamcier
Richard Brinsley Daz
School For
Dubna
London
Paenesae
Ton
Nashua
Boulanser
Eutefde
Brussels
Samuel F. Car
Greenbace
Cincion
George F. Hoar
United States
Massachusetts
W Wrorcester
Concord
Mags
Austin
Maine
Canadian
James A. Drain
Warren
Thomas W. Lamont
Banking Horse
J. P. Morgan & Co
Cle M. F
Wilton Lackare
Loudoun
Joseph G. Netson
Boston
John Henry MacCrae
Lafavrette Cal Bora
Rochester
Algo
Centenary Births and Meetings In National Notices
The item notes Jam J Belden’s birth anniversary, a Syracuse psychiatrist figure, St Louis as a meeting site for a NAACP type Evangelical group, Texas Tech College opening for student reception, a sales promotion convention in De Toit, Samuel Rea to retire as Pennsylvania Railroad president with successor Wit Wallace Atterbury, and mentions various regional church and women’s temperance union events in Kewanee Auburn Madison and Maine.
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Jam J. Belden
Syracuse
St Louis
North America
Texas Technological College
Lubbees
National Retail Oir Goods Association
de Toit
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wallace Atterbury
Com
City fund drives aid Galveston after great flood
Twenty five years ago the city organized four major funds to aid Galveston Texas after a great disaster. A heavy wave wrecked much of the city. Republican Central Committee received photos of McKinley and Roosevelt and began distributing them to supporters.
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Galveston
Texas
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Central Committee
Methodist wedding and social events at Elyria
A Methodist church column notes the pastorate event and a marriage involving L Feild Foncias Elyria. It mentions reception activities with cards, dances, and entertainment highlighting community celebrations and local gatherings.
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Foncias Elyria
Pert
France's Georges Clemenceau Era Figures and Trials
Fragmented OCR recounts Joseph Caillaux and Gaston Calmette linked to French finance and politics. Mentions Caillaux as premier, later reforms, and Calmette assassination tied to graft charges. Wife's assassination claim cited amid wartime controversy.
Catilianx Raised Oned Pies Exes Faze iSSTRce
Fragmented text references Catilianx and raised pies. The readable portion indicates a misordered phrase about exes and a faze, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to confirm.
Poem fragment about crossing and departure from shore
Fragmentary verse recalling crossing a river or sea. The speaker longs to meet a loved one face to face after departure, mentioning embarkation and hope amid rough imagery. Readers encounter names and lines that hint at a journey and separation, though the text remains incomplete.
Elyria Beauty Contest Scored By Outsider Judging Controversy
The free festival beauty contest drew criticism as judges awarded the top prize to an outsider amid confusion and noisy public support, with about 21 contestants on stage and a crowded audience. The event, portrayed as a benefit for Elyria girls, faced claims of misused advertising and misrepresented intent by local merchants.
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Iocal Board of ‘Trade
Elyria
Board of Trade
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
The author defends loyalty to science and the value of scientific progress while urging humility toward religious creeds. He notes critics late to embrace evolving ideas and emphasizes science as a force slowly shaping a better world without inevitable conflict with religion.
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Grove Patterson
Prince of Wales to Study Before Reigning
The article notes King George plans to send the Prince back from South Africa to study before his future duties. It emphasizes the need for discipline in education, economics, law, and government as essential for the heir to face evolving global challenges.
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George
South Africa
Weles
B ‘Noqry
John Tener seeks Republican nomination for Pennsylvania primary
John K Tener, former governor of Pennsylvania 1911 to 1915, announced his bid for the Republican nomination in the upcoming Pennsylvania primaries. Born in County Tyrone Ireland, he grew up in Pittsburgh and built a career in business and baseball, rising to leadership roles in finance and industry. He influenced professional baseball standards as a leading figure and, as president of the National League, promoted his reform ideals.
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John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Kerstone
Dr. Tener
County Tyrone
Ireland
United States
Piittsburgh
Heemings
Leeznus
Amherst Celebrate Thirteenth Wedding Anniversary
At the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Dulmage friends helped Mr and Mrs Henri Kolb celebrate their thirteenth anniversary with guests including Mr and Mrs Kern of Amherst and others. Also news of social visits and church class gathering in South Amherst during late September with multiple small events and travels mentioned.
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Amherst
Howard Dulmage
Henri Kolb
Jaie Bourmea
Crs
Dir
Mrs. Kern
M Inzac Clack
I Rene Keith
Overd
Dulmage
South Amherst Personal Notices and Local Greetings
Lunch was served to Ruth Allsop Norma Merchant Gwendoline Bartlett Ruth Griffin Ruth Eleanor Dulmage Verna Gibron Marjoria Hanson Freda Myers and Quinenara McCord. South Amherst personals note visits from George Powers of Obderl n to relatives, Miss Lous of Fife Shire Scot lane entertaining Agnes Phillips in Detroit, St Pauls Norwalk football win, visits by John Walsh Cleveland to William Ollman, Harper and others in Oberlin and Amke, Mrs Wisdom and Edward Neldies from Var nallon, Barnhart family mentioned.
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Ruth Allsop
Norma Merchant
Gwendoline Bartlett
Ruth Griffin
Ruth Eleanor Dulmage
Verna Gibron
Marjoria Hanson
Freda Myers
Quinenara McCord
South Amherst
George Powers
Obderl
Amherst
Lous
Fife Shire
Scotlane
Detroit
Mich
Agnes Phillips
St. Pauls
Norwalk
John
Local Social Roundup Amid Weekend Calls
Monday evening visits included Mr and Mrs Fred Moser. Miss Tile Oltmfan of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents. The Ives hosted Thad Wilson of Oberlin Sunday. Enly Baldry of Cleveland rented, and Dr H Powers of Amherst called on the Davises and Wibbers. Fred Worth and family of Elgrit called Sunday. Edward Schneider broke a bone playing football Saturday and will miss games. Whetter and Mrs John Whetter and son of Cleveland were hosted by Mr and Mrs Joh Thompson.
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Fred Moser
Tile Oltmfan
Cleveland
Carl Ives
Thad Wilson
Oberlin
Enly Baldry
H. Powers
Anherst
J. L. Davis
S. R. Wibber
Fred Worth
Elgrit
Edward Schneider
John Whetter
F Son
Pace
Joh Thompson
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Lersin
Adjoinng Counties
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Opius
John D
Senate
Julia D. Rockefeller
Soy
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Isabel _Rockefeller
Greenwich
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Jozem
France
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Chamber of
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Mamers
Georges Clemen
Cnarges
Tne Ramen
Germany
Agadir
Sa Co Wafall
Calmecite
Gaston Ca
Figaro
Cailaux
Asthozor
Cawlaux
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ULLAL
Ruch Bigley
Terns Asain
Ha‘snan
Fonson Ints
H.G. Wells
Solth Amherst
Charles Bruce
End
Martin Schroeds
George Vogier
Ella Harper
Sirs
Kent South
Grace Vizbn
Ora Carter
Deuttin Baden
Kent
U. S
Eleanora Thompson
HOTEL
Bette
Marcel
Freeman Shs
Maple Street
Atte Er State Automobile Mutual Insurance Association
H. Wadsworth
Elyria Block
Elyria, O
GEO. A. Clark CO
Everything Musical
Broad Street
Poul
Portland Cement Association
E. Broad Street
Columbus
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