Senate Power in Public Affairs Reign Advocates Dominant Role
Washington observers argue a new political cycle favors the United States Senate over the rest of government. The piece traces shifts from legislative to executive power through tariff battles, Roosevelt era resource policy, World War I authority, Versailles treaty ratifications, and Harding era Senate influence shaping the White House.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
United States
Senate
United States Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Army
Navy
Versailles
Executive
Harding
Albert Fall
John W. Weeks
Subscription Rates by Carrier and Mail in Ohio
Rates shown for weekly and yearly subscriptions by carrier and mail in Ohio and outside Ohio. Yearly mail is $4.60 in Ohio and $5.60 outside Ohio. shorter terms include six months, ten weeks, four weeks, and one week options with various prices. All subscriptions require advance payment and end upon expiration.
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Ohio
Subsidy and tariff questions loom over merchant fleet
The piece argues against letting the war built merchant fleet idle. It endorses discussing a possible subsidy as a means to sustain peacetime use and stresses the need to stimulate foreign trade. It warns that tariffs and subsidies must be considered together to avoid harming commerce.
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Congress
A Fallen Hero in Baseball and Fame
The piece compares Babe Ruth to Fatty Arbuckle, noting Ruth’s recent erratic conduct toward umpires and public disfavor. It argues for improved sportsmanship to restore trust in baseball and suggests the public’s fickleness and accountability will shape Ruth’s standing alongside the game’s integrity.
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Babe Ruth
Fatty Arbuckle
Ruth
Arbuckle
Soot Bree and Spur Of The Moment Vaudeville Musings
A fragmentary piece surveys vaudeville theatre closings and resilient performers. It muses on spirit communication via tambourine and jazz, contrasts high and low social strata, and notes factory workers’ routines and a Kansas City mother’s remark about modesty. It ends with a western minister arrested for counterfeiting a two dollar bill.
Advertising Rates and National Representatives
Advertising rates are available on application at Home or Foreign offices with a nominal obituary charge for notices. National Advertising Representatives include Hobert K Ward Inc located at 501 Fifth Ave New York City and 6 South Wabash Avenue Chicago.
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Hobert K Ward Inc
Fifth Ave
New York City
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
After Dinner Stories and an Audacious Collector
A deaf old woman dismisses a peanut roaster with mockery as a young man seeks work. He secures a job by threatening a debtor with exposing other creditors. A cautious firm chief offers him a chance to work despite the confidentiality request.
Athens Day by Day by the Messenger Watch Dog
A bustling vignette of Athens life. The column sketches a traveling salesman era scene outside the Berry Hotel and the Clevelands and Detroiters who drift through town. Local gossip, jokes, and questions mix with weathered characters, a June wedding rumor, and readers’ quick quips about town curiosities.
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Athens
Berry
Cleveland
Detroit
Lew
Jim
New Straitsville
Straitsville
Information Bureau Q and A Notice
Readers are invited to send questions to The Athens Messenger Information Bureau Washington D C directed by Frederic J Haskin The Bureau will provide information but not legal medical or financial advice It asks for plain questions full name address and two stamps for return postage and notes lies are sent directly to the inquirer
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Athens
Historic East Coast Taverns and Inns Mentioned
A list of historic inns and taverns from Boston to Alexandria is provided, including True American Inn in Boston and Fraunces Tavern in New York. The second item discusses the empirical therapeutic use of sunlight, noting a life-giving stimulus and its need for humans, animals, and vegetation.
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Boston
Trenton
N. J
Morristown
Smith’s Cove
N. Y
Philadelphia
East Chester
Fountain Inn
Baltimore
Harlem
New York
Annapolis
City Hotel
Alexandria
Officials not advised on proposed Mexican loan
Washington on June 27 officials at the White House said the administration has not been consulted about any proposed loan by American bankers to the Mexican government.
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Washington
White House
Federal bill creates twenty five new federal judgeships
Washington reports that a bill agreed by Senate and House conferees adds twenty five federal judgeships after weeks of wrangling. The action expands the judiciary and signals a major staffing move in the federal system.
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Washington
Senate
House
Rioting Flares in Cabin Creek Coal Fields
Kanawha county authorities consider measures to prevent further outbreaks after Mondays disturbances in the Cabin Creek area Brushton was shot up by men alleged to be union miners and a non union miner's home at Sharon was fired into
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Charleston
W. Va
Cabin Creek
Kanawha
Brushton
Sharon
Street Names In Sligo Ireland Gallows Hill Harmony Hill
Readable text notes two streets in Sligo Ireland named Gallows Hill and Harmony Hill. The item states the street names and their location in the town of Sligo. No additional context or dates are provided.
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Ohio
Gallows Hill
Harmony Hill
Sligo
Ireland
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