Members and national reps of major press associations
A list of media groups and national representatives includes the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Associated List in Ohio, Audit Bureau of Circulation, Inland Daily Prose Association, and Ohio dailies. National representatives are John W. Oul jen Company with offices in Chicago New York and Detroit.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Ers.r
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Inland Daily Prose Association
Ta’ Press
John W. Ouljen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
We Are Dam-minded yet wary of federal power schemes
We argue for targeted dam use to restore water to farms and prevent floods while criticizing politically driven projects and the hidden tax burden. Federal power without profit concerns us, as do costly public deficits and loss of private enterprise in Russia. We urge practical, small dams in needed areas over sweeping, mythical projects.
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Ohio
Russia
Russian Brain Trust
Inept painter spared by common sense relief offices
In New Jersey a destitute painter who turned three hungry kittens loose in a woods after failing to pay a town hall disposal fee was arrested for cruelty. The judge dismissed the case and sent the man to county relief offices, a result the piece calls evidence that some officials still show common sense.
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New Jersey
Humane Society
Kentucky Judge Seeks Newsroom Reporter Jails
A Kentucky judge, known for twice jailing two reporters for refusing to reveal sources, drew notoriety amid a case with scant background. A state legislator who angered constituents figures as a minor element in the tale.
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Kentucky
Roosevelt expansional vision mirrors national growth and energy
Washington dispatch argues Roosevelt era plans envision a wide connected urban nation with hydro power expanding nationwide, including TVA style homes and television. It notes political dynamics in Democratic primaries, predicting Grand Coulee despite timing, and Maine's pivotal role in fall elections.
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Washington
New York
TVA
Tennessee Valley
Roosevelt
Northwest
Morgenthau Pushes Curb on Politics in His Department
The move aims to reduce political activity within the department, with progress expected to outpace Washington's assumptions. Other departments, led by Justice, have not matched the effort. Officials report discreet audits and orders to trim staff to extend remaining jobs, signaling an economy push clashing with overall spending goals.
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Morgenthau
Washington
Justice
Q. T
Reporters Guard Secrets After Effigy Hanging Incident
The piece notes reporters refused to reveal sources despite court pressure, arguing confidences are essential. It defends hanging a politician in effigy during a heated campaign as potentially serving a purpose, while stressing reporters lack special privileges and must protect obtained information.
Housework Becomes a Science Through Bridge Interest
A humorous note observes that when a woman takes up bridge housework becomes methodical and science driven. It adds that artiness returns only after effort is minimized and jokes that income tax cannot take what one has not produced.
Health Hints And Diet Observation Shapes Perception
The text argues sight depends on mental training and interest. It compares Holmes noting knee digging to others miss observations, cites Vienna experiments showing report variance, and urges training to improve visual memory for physicians, detectives, and journalists while warning against overload from modern civilization.
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Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Vienna
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
A columnist argues children express themselves by hand and outlines practical home parenting ideas. It notes how youngsters draw on walls and furniture, urges mothers to provide safe surfaces like large white paper for drawing, and warns against harsh reactions to childish scribbles while promoting careful guidance.
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Angelo
Four candidates per office on Athens County ballot
The Messenger discusses the Republican primary ballot in Athens County listing four candidates for each office including lieutenant governor secretary of state supreme court judge state central committeeman state senator representative to general assembly clerk of court county commissioner and prosecuting attorney. The notice counts totals by column, notes numbers left of names, and remarks that three of the eighty six candidates are women. Charles E. Miller, Athens, Aug. 2.
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Supreme Court
General Assembly
Charles E. Miller
Athens
New Teachers Named in Athens Schools
Three newseachers joined Athens Schools Miss Jeanette Smith new Central first grade Miss Dorothy McMurray East Side third grade and Miss Ruth Matimer West Side principal. Miss Ruth Burdette injured in a car overturn on Albany road L. V. Burdette sustains a broken collar bone. Mrs. W. H. Brown and Mrs. Roy Deissie hosted a farewell breakfast for Mrs. W. E. Moler and family before moving to California. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiltan returned from ten days in New York City.
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Athens
Jeanette Smith
Central
Dorothy McMurray
East Side
Ruth Matimer
West Side
Ruth Burdette
Albany
L. V. Burdette
W. H. Brown
Roy Deissie
W. E. Moler
Mr. Moler
William
California
Fred Kiltan
New York City
Social notes from Buckeye Lake and Washington DC
Miss Grace McKee Geraldine Burson Lucille Bennett and Grace Walker guests of Beatrice Sawyer after a week at Buckeye Lake. Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the president dies at the White House in Washington DC. Gretchen Schaeffler visits Coshocton as guest of sister Madeline Schaeffier. Mrs Liroyd Wadley and her children visit parental home of Mr and Mrs Chris E Sheldon.
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Grace McKee
Geraldine Burson
Lucille Bennett
Grace Walker
Buckeye Lake
Beatrice Sawyer
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Washington, D. C
Gretchen Schaeffler
Coshocton
Madeline Schaeffier
Liroyd Wadley
Chris E. Sheldon
German Losses Reported as 25000 in Meuse Crossing
Dispatch notes German casualties at about 25,000 as they fail to seize Liege and bombard the city. King Albert to assume command of Belgian troops with French forces aiding. Americans seek permission to join French army while Italy vows neutrality. Paris notes all war dispatches pass through allied cables. German news blocked by cut cables.
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Meuse
Albert
Leige
Paris
Germany
Wade Narrowly Missed Presidency After Johnson Trial
Senator Benjamin Wade of Ohio served as President pro tem and Acting Vice President during Johnson's 1868 impeachment trial. Of 54 senators, 35 voted to convict and 19 to acquit. Wade’s one vote short of the required 23 for conviction left Johnson acquitted by one vote. Tomorrow: “Shot through the head and still living.”
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Benjamin Franklin Wade
Ohio
Senate
Andrew Johnson
U. S. Senate
Johnson
Wade
United States
Marburg echoes and a junior year's expected changes
In a warm slice of small town life, Amy and Alice reminisce about War era days, while Nancy navigates dances and romances at the Lake Club. Amy confronts the future with Howard’s potential deanship and the pressures of a faculty life amid tighter budgets.
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Blanchard
Nancy
Amy
Edgar
Marburg
Harmony of Schools Backdrop in Ancient War Tale Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a person named John C Fremit in Shawnee and an Athens Harmony of Schools context. It mentions a return, long war history, and nearby den or fort-like terms with scattered Germanic phrasing. Names and places are uncertain.
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John C
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