Ex presidents' ex-secretaries thrive as lobbyists and fixers
Washington dispatch notes ex cabinet members and ex-senators turn to law offices and lobbying in the capital. ex secretaries like Slemp and Sanders press for tariff favors and corporate interests, while others such as Tumulty and Cartelyou employ legal ties to influence government decisions.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
White House
Congress
C. Pascom Slemp
Coolidee
Slemp
Capt
Garlow
State Department
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
Jim Good
Alabama Power Co
Sanders
Plate
Ted Clark
Liggett
Joseph I. Tumulty
Woodrow Wilson
Wo! Puliic Utilities
Tumau
William M. Jardine
Jardine
Senate Finance Committee
Acar Tariff Heart
Enoch H. Crowder
Ambessador
Cuba
Frank McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
the Woods
David TI. Waleh
Sachausets
Terre Font
Forse
Eral Hills
Thought for Today and Reflective Quotes
A devotional note contrasts Psalm 49 17 with Emerson on vanity and bragging. It presents a meditation on material loss versus inner worth and the idea that speech reveals a speaker's ideals.
Ohio Coal Industry Revival Outlined by Columbus Chamber
The Columbus Chamber of Commerce issues a bulletin urging Ohio coal revival as state officials and operators partner to restore prosperity. It notes Ohio coal is economical and positioned to meet over seventy million annual tons with high quality, delivered prices, aided by research from Ohio University and a forthcoming impact survey.
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Ohio
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Engineering Experiment Station
University
Awakening to Route 50 Problems Across Southern Ohio
District residents express concern over Federal Route 50 from Parkersburg to Chillicothe, noting poor markings, mud and dust, and lack of tourist traffic. They recall hopes Route 50 would carry national traffic and boost hill country tourism, but find the reality far from that vision. The Ohio River Scenic Highway fares no better in the region for comfort or accessibility as gravel routes persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
Athens
Vinton
Mississippi River
Ohio
Southeast Ohio Awakening Over Route No 50 Problems
The passage highlights a life of constant travel by car and hotel stays, likening it to a Pullman existence. It argues that the Route No 50 situation in Southeastern Ohio has grown into a solvable problem requiring public awareness and action.
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Southeastern
Ohio
Reflection as a Common Fault Among Youth
The piece argues that many people, especially students, fail to reflect before acting. It notes some gamble by taking chances and sometimes succeed, but warns most lack depth in judging friends, studies, and future consequences. It urges early habit of thoughtful consideration to improve homes and life prospects.
The Dangers in Speed Major Parker Warns
Massachusetts its speed rising ten miles per hour in two years. State registrar George A Parker warns faster travel fuels more traffic accidents. He notes drivers blame road issues while excess speed remains the primary factor in crashes. Speed requires greater care and forethought.
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Ajor George
A. Parker
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Massachusetts
Major Parker
Air service fliers show longer safety record than civil pilots
A Review of Reviews writer compares miles flown to deaths across aviation fields. Naval fliers average 19 years per fatality, army fliers 17.5, air mail pilots 129, and ordinary civilian club fliers 13.5, underscoring better safety in military aviation.
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Army
Navy
Naval
Air Mail
Hollywood Stage Set Reality Behind the Glamour
Hollywood and Los Angeles blend cinema fantasy with daily life as residents mimic a stage set. Stars parade at Montmartre lunches while families rely on daughters and wives to fund Hollywood ambitions, revealing a precarious, money driven dream.
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GH Bert Swan Messenger
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy discusses water quality and sources from rainfall to rivers, noting cities like Los Angeles invest in large aqueducts. He cautions on contamination, the value of rain and spring water, and risks from pipes, with guidance on storage and use.
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Frank McCoy
Los Angeles
Boulder
New York City
Giant German airship and new power fuel spark global race
The column notes German advances in a 120 passenger twelve engine metal airplane for trans Atlantic travel and a compact super energy fuel, while Russia aggrandizes forces on China’s border and China’s stance could shift regional power. It cites industrial leaders and innovators shaping modern competition.
Eczema Cure Tied to Diet Says Doctor
Eczema is not contagious and stems from a blood issue linked to acidosis and lowered blood alkalinity. It is claimed curable through dietary measures. a special article on skin disorders is offered. A reader asks about eye pain under the eye and persistent black specks in vision.
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J. Tr
Wealth Talk and International Plans Spur Market Talk
The Central States Electric Corp reports a 149 percent income rise for the year. A. T. & T. stock rose to 247 dollars with Friday trading at 74 800 dollars. George T. Baker’s First National Bank valued at 7 000 dollars a share, Baker owning about one fifth. Parsons of Woolworth plans a Paris home costing 1 200 000 dollars as he aids France’s war debt. Aristide Briand proposes a United States of Europe trading bloc. Europe may gain. the idea remains a distant dream for the United States.
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George TF. Baker
First National Bank
Mr. Parsons
Woolworth “Five and Ten
Paris
France
Parsons
Answers to Questions By Frederick J Yaskin
Q and A style piece recounts origins of stop look and listen phrase tied to Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad crossings. It notes Fuller crediting the phrase for legal responsibility, plus fours history and parachute descent rate, and wild camels in Asia and Africa.
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Frederick J Yaskin
Jegal Point
McLeod
Sweigard
Mc.Leod
L. R
Asia
Africa
Crossword puzzle scramble hints and clues
Puzzle fragment lists multiple crossword clues with definitions and wordplay. Entries include terms like sleeveless coat maple tree perfume measure prop erty attracting iron to avoid run away marry complain self esteem involved digit foot instigate eye ripped gentle scarlet to merit eccentric wheel card encounter deliberate long teeth instrument of vial class to combine cooking utensil before yesterday’s puzzle answer.
Daily Study in Correct English by W L Gordon 7
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief note on a daily study guide titled Correct English by W L Gordon. The readable segments suggest workbook style practice and language lessons though specifics are unclear.
News Your Dad Read Ten Years Ago
A historical recap notes events from ten years prior including Dr. E P McVay’s Seattle delegation status, Elks initiations, Redpath Chautauqua opening, Frank Smith killed with wife and three babies by a train, Lt Fred Ulmer discharged from Camp Sherman, and a double wedding at the probate office.
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Frank Smith
Athens
Nelsonville
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Rench District
Town
Nebraska
Mary Pickford
HY Arthur Brisbane
King Peatures
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Russia
China
Japan
Europe
Napoleon
Central States Electric Corporation
Five and Ten” Enterprises
Mr Parsons
America
Aristide Briand
United States of Europe
HH. A. DD
Haberdasher
W. L Gordon
E. P. McVay
Seattle
Mason
Pitty
Elks Organization
Fred Ulmer
Camp Sherman
Lancaster
Otto Hankinson
H. Dow Henry
Athens National Bank
Edward J. Ryan
Crooksville
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