Formation of a Third Party Complete Formation of a Third Party
A new third party formed in St Paul led by communist figures aims to nationalize industry and control government by farmers and workers. Duncan McDonald, its presidential hopeful, vows a vigorous drive while Comrade Bouck is nominated as presidential candidate. Farmer-labor delegates split amid communist leadership and pressure from William Z. Foster and Manley. Some hope for La Follette remains, though chances appear slim.
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ST. Paul
Duncan McDonald
Pringfield
Ill
Internationalews Service
McDonald
Illiam Bouck
Washington
Bouck
Farmer-Labor
Bion
William Z. Foster
E. Ruthenburg
Joseph Anley
Chicago
Senator Follette
Wisconn
Bob” LaFollette
Oster
LaFollette
la Follette
Manley
Foster
Cleveland
Farmer Laborites
Ohio farmers surge under Farnsworth-Green act
Farmers of Ohio utilize the cooperative marketing law passed last session. The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation reports cooperatives now handle nearly every marketed commodity. New groups include the Miami Valley tobacco association with over 5,000 producer members and several dairy and livestock cooperatives expanding under the act.
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Ohio
Ohio Arm Bureau Federation Cooperative Associations
Miami Valley Tobacco Group
Metagama narrowly saved after fog collision in Atlantic
In dense mist off Cape Race the Canadian Pacific liner Metagama, with 1000 passengers, battled flooding and a heavy list for 24 hours to reach port after a collision with the Italian ship Clara Campus. Metagama officers and crew kept pumps working as the Clara Campus returned to port with a damaged bow.
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ST. Johns
N. F
North Atlantic
Metagama
Cape Race
Clara Campus
Metnagama
Red Cross
Rosalind
New Contracts Reorganize Under New Law for Growers
Growers circulate new contracts enabling reorganization under the new law and potato growers consider forming an association. The law allows individual producer contracts widely used by cooperatives. Leaders claim benefits include more democratic governance through direct representation and better return of savings to association members.
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Thes
Ohio State study cites corn seed shortage across state
An emergency inquiry by Ohio State University farm crops professors found insufficient early seed corn to replant after heavy spring rains. Farmers will likely replant with existing seed, risking frost damage before Ohio varieties mature. May 19 passed with little planting and ongoing rains threaten the crop.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
Pride of the North
Silver King
Minnesota
J. B. Park
Farm Crops Department
Lorain Officers Held for Grand Jury Charges
Elyria Ohio police motorcycle officer E F Plice and Virginia Scott were held by Justice George for the grand jury under $1000 bond each. Plice faces misconduct with 13 year old Elizabeth Clapper and Scott charged under White Slavery laws. Both plead not guilty.
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Elyria
E. FE
Plice
Lorain
Virginia Scott
Justice George
Elizabeth Clapper
Four Die as Gas Stove Explodes at Ironton Home
Four members of the Holtzatisel family die and a sixth member is seriously burned when a natural gas explosion erupts just after they moved into a new residence. The blast occurred in an outside kitchen when father Joseph Holtzatsel 36 lit a match and ignited escaping gas from a dislodged cook stove pipe.
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Ironton
Joseph Holtzatsel
Holtzatse
Cie
Runaway Car Damages Hill Street Poles and Injures Woman
A Chevrolet coupe rolling down a Woodard Avenue hill struck a telephone pole and then another, injuring Mrs. Grayson slightly after she briefly stepped from the car to place a brick. The vehicle ran over her as it lurched backward, leaving its door behind and cutting telephone service for a day. The scene left wires draped across the street and marks the fourth such accident on the hill.
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Woodard Avenue
J. H. Grayson
Mrs. Grayson
Mrs.Grayson
Dancing in Rural Ohio Hesitant on Recreation
A survey of 190 farming families in a southern hill county shows 52 percent call dancing sinful, 19 percent say it is all right, and 29 percent in favor. Open country residents oppose more play, citing work and community changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Hill County
P. G. Beck
Logan Man Dies in Columbus Workhouse
John Wright age 40 of Farmers Hotel died of heart failure in the Columbus workhouse. He had been serving a $100 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to intoxication before Municipal Judge Mahaffey. The body, found in his cell by guard W. Sims, will be sent to Logan for funeral and burial. He was son of the late Judge O. W. H. Wright of Logan and is survived by his mother and sister.
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Logan
Columbus
John Wright
Farmers Hotel
Denton, Donaldson & Hayes
Wright
Mahaffey
Sims
O. W. H. Wright
Welcoming Day At The Churches Christian Church
The Christian Church at West State and Congress invites university students to all services for Welcoming Day. Sis M E Chanley leads Bible School at 9 15 morning sermon at 14 30 Christian Endeavor 18 30 and evening sermon at 19 30 with the pastor speaking at both services.
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Christian Church
West State
Congress
M. E. Chanley
Christian Endeavor
Church of God Service Schedule on Hocking Street
Sunday School at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 with a sermon on a pastor's duty to the congregation. Evening Young Peoples meeting at 6 10 and preaching at 7 30 on The Two Ways.
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Church OF God
Hocking Street
Young Peoples Meeting
Christian Science Society Service Notice at 65 South Court
The Christian Science Society at 65 South Court Street invites worshipers to Sunday service at 10 45 a m with the topic Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force Golden Text Psalms 95 3 4 Sunday School starts at 9 39 a m Wednesday meeting 7 39 p m Reading room open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 2 to 4 p m Visitors welcomed to attend services and use the reading room
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Christian Science Society
South Court Street
Church Schedule and Women's Missionary Meeting Notice
Floyd Gale, Pastor, leads Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and Prayer and Praise at 10:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Evening service at 7:36 p.m. Bri. C. Kenney directs. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Friday evening June 27 at 7:30 for a mother’s meeting. all women are invited.
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Floyd Gale
T. W. Gold
Christian Endeavor
Bri. C. Kenney
Woman's Foreigen Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church Summer Programs and Sermon
Abbott Y Wilcox, minister, outlines Bible School for summer students with Primary Department, under Mrs C E Cooper and Mrs Petersoff. Evening services begin with Bible School Hour at 7:30 followed by Dr Wilcox preaching on Where Do You Live.
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Abbott Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
C. E. Cooper
Petersoff
Wilcox
Stimson Campbell Ave Church Weekly Schedule
Corner Stimson and Campbell Avenue services listed. Sabbath School at 9 a m led by W B Pruden, class meeting 10 30 a m, preaching by Pastor at 7 30 p m. Additional sermons at Strouds Run 10 30 a m West Jacksonville 10 39 a m Circle Hill 2 30 p m. Weekday prayer meetings Circle Hill Tuesday 7 30 p m West Jacksonville Wednesday 7 30 p m Athens Thursday 7 30 p m.
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W. PP. Pruden
Stroud
West Jacksonville
Circle Hill
Athens
Revival begins Sunday with Evangelist C C Brown and daughter
Sunday School 9 a m and preaching at 10 a m mark a church revival starting Sunday June 22 led by evangelist C C Brown and his daughter Rachael as singer with evening services at 7 p m and revival at 7 30 p m
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C. C. Brown
Rachael
Church Services at Good Shepherd Church
The Church of the Good Shepherd on State and Carpenter Streets lists Holy Communion at 8 09 a m and Morning Prayer with Sermon at 10 39 a m for the first Sunday after Trinity led by Rev Brinley Abbott Rector.
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Church OF Good Shepherd
State & Carpenter
Brinley Abbott
University Students Class at First Baptist Church
Lancaster site invites University Students to eight weekly sessions led by Rev H Schuyler Foster. Bible School at 9 30 a m precedes 10 30 a m worship and 7 p m sermon on Christian Standards in Life. Talks feature current men and women and include discussion and student welcome.
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First Baptist Church
Lancaster and
Carpenter Sts
H. Schuyler Foster
Paul
Providence
First Methodist Church Sunday Schedule with Dr McGurk
Sunday School at 9 15 morning worship 10 30 Epworth League 6 30 and evening worship 7 30 Dr McGurk to preach at both services Morning subject Equipped for Service continuing last Sunday's discourse Evening Some Secrets of Contentment Miss Spring to lead music The text reflects a historic church program with planned sermons and hymns.
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First Methodist Episcopal
Epworth League
McGurk
Antelope Numbers on U.S. and Canadian Game Preserves
The article notes that among thousands of antelopes in the United States and Canada, fewer than 500 are kept on government game preserves.
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United States
Canada
Dress Pattern Adopts Mixed Fabrics and Styles
A sewing pattern offers combinations of percale and linen or voile and batiste for a dress shown in two views. It fits sizes 4 6 8 and 10 years and uses 2 yards of 36 inch material for a size 4. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Societal Outlook: Opportunities Open Spur Individual Independence
In today’s note the author argues that in this country communism and revolution lack traction because about ninety percent of opportunities remain open. They claim anyone willing can become independent, contrasting with Europe where opportunities are scarcer.
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Europe
Walsh Named Permanent Chairman at Democratic Convention
Senator Walsh of Montana famed for defeating copper kings and serving in the Senate is chosen as permanent chairman of the Democratic National convention. His Catholic faith is noted as a point of pride for the McAdoo faction, challenging rumors of religious prejudice in politics.
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Walsh
Montana
Copper Kings
Senate
McAdoo
Cardinal Hayes to open Democratic convention with prayer
The article notes Cardinal Hayes of New York will offer the first prayer at the Democratic convention. It mentions that later sessions will include representatives from other faiths, Protestants of various kinds, rabbis, and possibly a Christian scientist.
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Cardinal Hayes
New York
Yale Captain Lectures on Psychology of Impossible Feats
James Stillman Rockefeller junior, son of Mrs. William G Rockefeller and Yale crew captain, lectures his team on the psychology of attempting the impossible, quoting ancient Olympic athletes and their original Greek advice.
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Rockefeller
James Stillman Rockefeller
William G. Rockefeller
Yale
Rockefeller Legacy Inspires Wealth Generations
The excerpt notes John D. Rockefeller as illustrating how to turn oil into scientific knowledge to fight diseases. It contemplates rarefied wealth persisting through many generations if fortunes endure, and mentions young Rockefellers and other affluent Americans.
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John D. Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Iif
Medici founder likened to Rockefeller in Italian history
The passage notes the Medici founder, likened to John D. Rockefeller in appearance, as a financial beacon for his era. It mentions his establishment of a platform for wealth and influence that set a Rockefeller-like legacy, with descendants expanding this power.
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Medici
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Art Patron John Db Jr Donates 500000 for Art
The donor John Db Jr gives five hundred thousand dollars to W Harvard for art. The report notes a context of imperial messaging by the Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia claiming ownership of the czar and czar family ashes to influence peasant reverence for relics.
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John Db. Jr
Harvard
Nicholas
Russia
Czar
Czar’s ashes tied to land dispute rhetoric for nobles
The fragment argues that reviving the Czarist regime would restore land to the nobility, reclaiming it from peasants. It asserts Trotzky’s security rests on that logic and mocks peasant dispossession as core to old power.
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Trotzky
Swiss win 50 meter pistol event in France
In Rheim, France, the Swiss team captured first place with 2572 points in the 50 meter pistol competition. The United States finished fourth with 2503 points and Argentina took seventh with 2420 points.
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U. S
Rheims
France
United States
Three Killed in Crash at Bridge Near Monroe
Three men from Monroe died when an automobile struck a creek bridge early today and another car crashed into the wreckage. A fourth man and his wife were injured as the two cars collided near Monroe Michigan on June 20. The dead are David Ackerman 30 Andrew A Phelps 26 and John Augusta 20. The injured couple were Mr and Mrs John Sadek from Detroit traveling from the South.
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Monroe
Mich
Here
David Ackerman
Andrew A. Phelps
John Augusta
John Sadek
Detroit
Jewelry Stolen From Norwood Man in Toledo Hotel Room
Jewelry valued at 35000 was stolen from the hotel room of George Delme ing of Norwood Ohio late last night. He reported the loss to police today.
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Toledo
George Delmeing
Norwood
Ohio
Kellogg's Bran Restores Health, Claims Letter Says
A Brooklyn man, 43, writes of relief from years of constipation after using Kellogg's Bran. He notes no more enemas or pills after about three days, praising the product’s natural action and money back guarantee.
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Kellogg’s
Mr. Carter
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