Obituary and Subscription Rates Fragment
Classified notice fragment lists associations and press agents with city offices. Includes obituary card charges and subscription prices per week and year. Rates show carrier 18 cents weekly and mail options from 4.50 yearly to 1.00 for ten weeks.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Orientation
Associated Ohio
Intana Daily Press Association
Iated Press Nations
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Athens
Mystery dinners fuel lobbying cash in Washington
In Washington a string of costly private dinners sponsored by a New York commodity broker drew attendance from Senators, representatives, and officials amid a dull lobbying season. Guests avoided questions about sponsors as free meals, wine, cigars, and after dinner arguments about silver framed the charm and motive of these events.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
New York
Delta Theta Tau formed in Nelsonville chapter
Ten years ago a Nelsonville chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority was organized with Mrs. Fred Carpenter elected president and Leone McBride as vice president. Other members included Alethyn McManaway Philena Nelson and several others. The item also notes local club activities births and visits.
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Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Nelsonville
Fred Carpenter
Mies Leone McBride
Alethyn McManaway
Philena Nelson
Faye Pettit
Violet Tedrow
Pauline Martin
Charlene Garner
Bess Lutz
Bery O'Mara
Rosemary Ucher
Willard Bartoe
W.C.T.U
Charles Reynolds
Jesse Bryan
C. L. Stout
Public Forum letters seek signed concise commentary
The Public Forum invites readers to submit current events comments signed by the author. Signatures appear with the contribution and letters should be brief to fit multiple items in each daily edition.
Congress Deliberates as White House Presses for Reform
The capitol faces continued scrutiny of administration proposals with the Chamber of Commerce praising slow procedure. Observers note Congress is shaping legislation for the Roosevelt era while some leaders discuss sidetracking measures not on the must list. The work relief bill faces delay as the McCarran Prevailing Wage Amendment looms.
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Capitol
White House
Capitol Hill
Congress
House
Senate
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Roosevelt
McCarran
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Federal Court Invalidates Section 7A in Wierton Steel Case
Federal Judge Nields rules Section 7A of the National Industrial Recovery Act unconstitutional and declares the company union legal. He says manufacture is not interstate commerce and stresses a modern balance of power based on mutual interest and good will, favoring employee organization as the Wierton plan.
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Nields
Wierton Steel
Supreme Court
the Messenger
The
Dough Boys of
Wall Street
Dough Boys
J. P. Morgan
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Manufacturers Association
American Legion
Mellon
Germany
Italy
Austria
Hearst
Father Coughlin
Huey Long
Will Rogers
Cwill Rogers
California
Judge Rutherford
Wall
Ohio Must Come Back to Lure Tourists
Ohio loses visitors as neighboring states and Canada publicize sights and history. Traffic favors eastern-west routes and proves Ohio trails in promotion. Legislation seeks funds to market Ohio, arguing the state cannot afford further tourist losses to rivals.
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Ohio
States
Canada
Kentucky
Ohio Senate traffic measure eyed as gateway state
A column argues the need for Ohio to remain a gateway state amid a traffic diversion that cuts 30 percent from business. It critiques payrolls and profits while noting labor NRA debates and the silver purchase debate, urging civic groups and businesses to engage.
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England
Virginia
Ohio Senate
Ohio
History of the Ames Township Pioneers and Readers
A reminiscence from Millfield recounts Thomas Ewing in Ames Township as a boy with access to books like Virgil and Morse's Geography. It portrays early neighbors, teachers, and the community library effort, alongside a late century political editorial by W. Kittle railing at Wall Street influence and subversive pressures within American Legion circles.
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Thomas Ewing
Ames Township
Athens County
Wakefield
Ewings
Captain Benjamin Brown
Young Ewing
Captain Brown
John
Sylvanus Ames
William Brown
Nathan Woodbury
George Wolfe
Christopher Herrold
Silas Dean
Martin Boyles
Samuel McCune
Cutler
Mr. Ewing
Morse
Ames
Squire Sam Brown
Sunday Creek
Boston
Coonskin Library
Moses Everett
Ewing
Charles Cutler
Conservative Melvin Doolittle On Work Hours Stirs Debate
A letter from A. L. Snedden of Union on March 9 praises Melvin H. Doolittle for liberal views yet questions his stance against a shorter workday and his support for a longer one. The writer urges industrial workers to openly and honorably express themselves on the shorter hours issue to push political economy toward higher goals.
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NRA
Huey Long
Labor
William Green
Green
the Messenger
Melvin H. Doolittle
Carbondale Coal Co
Doolittle
A. L. Snedden
Union
Heredity and Environment Shape Cancer Risks
Doctor Morris Fishbein notes cancer runs in families only for a few rare forms. Twin studies show high concordance for some tumors while environment also influences risk. Examples include retina tumors in a large family and chimney sweeps with coal tar related cancers. Some cancers arise from heredity, others from irritants, and some from both.
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Kashmir
Wager Ends With Flour Bag Ride In 1863 Nevada
In 1863 R C Gridley of Upper Austin Nevada bet county official Dr Herrick that the Democratic mayoral nominee would win. If Gridley lost he carried flour from Austin to Clifton to John Brown. if he won Herrick carried flour to Austin to Dixie. Herrick won and the bag was carried as agreed then sold at auction for wartime Sanitary funds. The event yielded about 275000 dollars.
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R. C. Gridley
Upper
Austin
Nevada
Doctor Herrick
Clifton
Gridley
John Brown
Dr. Herrick
Steve Faces Death After Mill Strike Tale of Courage
Jasper Wilking recounts Steve's brutal fight with a gang at the mill and a club blow that left him gravely injured. Doctor Carr warns of no more helps as Gale keeps vigil with Steve's mother Mrs. Meyers through the sleepless hours. Steve opens his eyes at dawn, telling his mother to speak to Gale.
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Jasper Wilking
Steve
Doctor Carr
Mrs. Meyers
Gale
Josie
Jasper
Joe Gillaspie
Joe
Phil
Macy
Mra. Meyers
Jasper Wilkins
About Your Ch About Your Ch By OLIVE nope Re
The readable fragments describe a personal note or column by Olive, with uncertain content. It mentions brief observations and questions about daily life. No clear events or named entities are identifiable from the fragment.
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Athens Civic and Health League
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W. M. Beckley
G. C. Sickles
Mineral
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R.D
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Bertha Hayes
Edna Rodehaver
Guyenville
Russell Davis
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Mrs. Farber
Philadelphia, Pa
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Huey
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Broadcasting Company
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Kung Fear
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