Rumor Swirls Around Al Smith Speech And Republican Leaders
In Boston reports claim Al Smith will sharpen his Liberty League speech and burn Roosevelt bridges. Massachusetts Republicans may stay unpledged with Ted Clark’s New England plan stalled by Clark’s death, leaving no clear leadership amid anti New Deal sentiment.
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Paul Mallon
Boston
al Smith
Liberty League
New York State
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Hoover
New England
Governor Landon
Kansas
Ted Clark
Coolidge
Landon
Clark
Knox
Coolidge Remains Talkative Amid Resignation Context
A retired assistant treasury secretary Coolidge is described as talkative, with peers noting no strong New Deal criticism. The resignation stemmed from policy disputes over spending, not a single incident, and was delayed by Roosevelt. The piece hints at forthcoming political developments including Curley, Al Smith, and a Republican candidate.
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Curley
Senate
Senator Coolidge
Roosevelt
Treasury
Coolidge
Boston
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
New England
Literary Digest
al Smith
District Tales of Long Ago
C H Harrie recounts the Ohio frontier era from early settlers and woodsmen to fort guard duties. He notes Indian raids pressured by fortarmament efforts at Fort Harmar and Fort Pitt, escalating to 250 armed men by 1792 and peace by 1795.
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C. H. Harrie
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Ohio River
Fort Harmar
Fort Pitt
Marietta
Old Violin and Blizzard Verse Submissions
Poets corner features readers contributions with names and addresses. Annie McIntyre Barto e from Nelsonville Ohio echoes a broken violin’s memory and dancing, while Marion Welch from Rutland Ohio seeks shelter from a storm and inner flaws.
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Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville
Ohio
Family name dispute over Romine lineage clarified
Bart Romine of Rutland Rural Delivery 1 writes to The Messenger to maintain the family name Romine. He recounts his father Elias Romine’s settlement in Meigs County in 1885, Civil War service by six sons and a son-in-law, and a 72 person reunion. He asserts the Romaine variant is incorrect and vows burial under Romine.
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the Messenger
Elias Romine
Rutland Township
Meigs County
Romine
Romaine
Bart Romine
Rutland, R. D. 1
Fox hunter thanks editor for fair view in Ohio piece
Tracy Whaley of Pomeroy writes to praise a Mes senger editorial on fox hunting in Ohio. He says papers unfairly condemn the red fox and urges hunters to thank the editor. He includes a clipping for Red Ranger at Rushville Missouri and offers a hunt with staff.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Red Ranger
Rushville
Tracy Whaley
Pomeroy
Jan
PTA leaders elected for East Side Council
Mrs. E R Walker was elected delegate to join Mrs. E T Hayes, PTA Council president, and Miss Bertha Bridgeman as principal. Grace Hawk returned from a visit to her brother in Columbia Ave. List notes social events and a rabies Pasteur treatment for the Vermantin family after a dog bite. University string quartet members and performers are listed.
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E. R. Walker
E. T. Hayes
East Side
Bertha Bridgeman
PTA
Grace Hawk
Greenfield
Mrs
A. R. Hawk
Columbia, Ave
Walter Vermantin
Louise
George Vermantin
Glouster
Yacht Island Escape Sparks Fleet of Ambitions
Julia Craig, secretary to George Woodford, eyes a nightclub singing career amid a yacht party set on Evergreen Island. Woodford, owner of the island, courts Julia while others, including dancer Cintra Lee and Mrs. Joseph, watch and plot. Julia grapples with power, desire, and danger as she faces a glamorous, potentially coercive invitation.
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Julia Craig
George Woodford
Woodford and Brooks
Amy Sanders
Julia
Peter Kemp
Henri Lamb
Lamb
Peter
Woodford
Cintra Lee
Evergreen Island
Evergreen
Cintra
Royal Nesbitt
Bakely
Nash
Lucky Woodford
Woodword
Contra Lee
Health and Diet Advice for Nursing and Weaning
Guidance on when to wean a baby 8 to 10 months and how to introduce foods including milk juice and liver. cautions on vitamin D and water. safety with milk, juice, and fats. notes on artificial feeding, cleanliness, and vitamin preservation. mentions summer milk safety and a Washington battle note and a Simonds reference.
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Trade Union Unity League
Red
American Federation of Labor
Central Committee Plenum
C.P.U.S.A
Trade Union Commission
Trade Union Unity Committee
T.U.U.L
Pacific Coast
Daily Worker
Worker
Communist Party
Los Angeles
South Spring St
United States
Young Communist League
San Francisco
Hayes St
Oakland
Twenty-Second St
Sacramento
Eighth St
San Diego
Eighth Ave
American Civil Liberties Union
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In
Frederick J. Libby
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
American League Against War
Robert Morss Lovetts
Roger Baldwins
Clarence Darrows
Arthur Fishers
Harry F. Wards
Frederick J. Libbys
Dorothy Detters
Kirby Pages
Corliss Lamonts
George S. Counties
Sherwood Eddys
William Kilpatricks
Poets’ Corner
Marion Welch
Rutland, Ohio
George Clark
Martha
the Public Forum
Brooks-Ebersbach Ford Agency
Middleport
Jacob Zeiher
Julia Work
Floyd Clark
Clinton P. Biddle
The
Methodist Church
University
Hubbard
Stuart
van Valey
Nye
Rambo
Zeizier
Eagleson
MR. Roosevet
Byward Jones
Chapter
Obo
Health Hi and Diet
Ageed
Washington Simonds
Moon
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