Indiana Congressman Ludiow Sees Higher View Of Congress
Rodney Clte Her Messenger Special Writer reports that Louis Ludiow of Indiana, once a press gallery observer, now holds a better opinion of both Congress and the voters he covers. He describes a shift from backstage cynicism to a more positive view after years among lawmakers and constituents.
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Rodney Clte
Messenger
Washington
Louis Ludiow
Indiana
Congress
Ludiow
Ludlow
Ludlow Seeks Congress Seat After Inaugural Praise
Indiana farmer turned politician Ludlow reflects on his vice presidency of the National Press Club, letters to Democratic leaders, and a surprising bid for Indiana’s district. He details his intense outreach, staff growth, and optimism about serving constituents while praising Congress and changes from the bar in the Capitol to improved moral tone.
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National Press Club
Congressional Record
B. M. Ralston
Ludlow
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tom ‘Taggart
Charles M. Greathouse
Karl Peters
Evans Woolen
Meredith Nicholson
Dstrict
Hoover
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Capitol
House
Charles B. Landis
Kenesaw Mountain
Senate
Thought for Today Prov 28:16 Quote
A thought for today notes that a ruler craving understanding may oppress, while one who covets excess will shorten life. It adds a line about women having heart understanding being better than head.
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Rogers
Coal Business Reorganizing Abandonment of Glouster Mines
The Glouster district abandons two large Ionio Collieries Company mines signaling a broader trend to consolidate and merge in the coal business. The aim is to cut production costs through efficiency, with openings to reach abandoned seams from other points to reduce haulage costs. The upcoming decade in the Hocking Valley is expected to see significant changes as producers fight to regain markets and persuade consumers to buy Ohio coal despite competing states’ campaigns.
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Ionio Collieries Company
Glouster
Sanley
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Changing One Mystery for Another One
The piece argues state troopers reduce highway incidents and boost respect for rights, citing Athens and Hocking counties and New York cases. It weighs police presence against lingering mysteries of life, comparing electricity to life forces and noting science advances yet unresolved core questions.
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Athens
McArthur
Athens County
Hocking County
New York State
New York
UW Allie
Plan to Cut Fatal Highway Crashes and Expand Police Protection
The drive targets fewer highway deaths by year end and envisions rural police protection in Ohio. It also suggests regulating drivers to prevent risks from disabled motorists harming others’ lives and property.
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Ohio
The lone spring tree near Lancaster captures wide attention
A solitary wild crab or pink dogwood on a hillside south of Lancaster draws many travelers between Athens and Columbus. While a comfortable home sits nearby, it is the blooming tree that dominates sight and conversation, proving small details can outshine grand plans.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Athens
Columbus
Nimes
Athens-Columbus Highway
Greaafer New York City Notes on Talkies and Fashion
Trade and Hollywood gossip mix as Camila Horn seeks a one way ticket home but is snagged by Warner Brothers for The Man On the Box. Gloria Swanson arrives amid talk of Chaplin and United Artists while Fifth and Park Avenue fashion houses display hidden hats and costly Turkish baths with flea removal fees.
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Iy Gidberet Swan Mewenger
New York
Hollywood
Manhattan
Camila Horn
Danube
John Karrymore
Camilla
Broadway
Warner Brothers
Fifth Avenue
Park Avenue
Bradstreet
Storemen Vote to Observe Thursday Holiday in May
About 39 storemen at New Lexington voted to observe a Thursday afternoon holiday during May June and July as part of their adjustment plan.
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New Lexington
Grave
Friedreich
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Francis McCoy offers health guidance via reader mail. It covers nail signs of malnutrition and disease, hand diagnostics, and how observation aids diagnosis, plus sample Q A on hand ball for office workers exercise bean nutrition and cooking methods.
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Frank McCoy
Reforming Trade and Labor Practices Amid Economic Debate
The article discusses concerns over high prices and trade deficits while noting Assistant Secretary of Commerce Kietn cites rising American business methods. It cites losses from lax promotion and distribution and suggests improved handling and warehousing could save billions. It also references Henry Ford proposing a birthday work week to let workers enjoy earnings and ties prosperity to prudent wage spending.
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Doctor Kietn
Henry Ford
Ford
New York Building Trades End 5 Day Week Fight
Builders and union leaders report victory after threats of strike by about 150,000 men. Agreement grants five and a half days pay for a five day week, signaling a major labor concession in New York.
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New York
Chesa
Workers' rest period urges fairness in five days
A line urging workers to shorten their portion to five days argues that if they can do in five days what others do in six, they should, as fair treatment to other men and justice.
Capper backs Hoover Farm Bill for farmers opposition to subsidy plan
Senator Capper of Kansas aligned with farmers by backing the President Hoover Farm Bill. He opposed the Debenture Subsidy Plan which would pay bonuses to exporting middlemen, a cost to lax payers.
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Senator Capper
Kansas
President Hoover
Russia attacks farmed industry and tractor plans aid
The article notes Russia attacking farm production and a plan by Albert Kahn, a Ford designer, to spend $4,000 on tractor factories near the Volga. Factories would churn 46,000 tractors yearly at cost on long credit to farmers. It mentions Owen Young proposing German reparations in annuities over 37 years to reduce payments and keep US out of Europe.
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Ehc
George W. Crile
Cleveland
American Philosophical Society
Philadelphia
Crile
Doctor Crile
Russia
Farmet Intelligentl
Albert Kahn
America
Volga River
Mer. Kahn
Henry Ford
Ford
Owen FP. Young
Britain
Germany
Europe
Election quip on Mr Young's selection provokes debate
A partisan remark praises the election of Mr Young while implying ongoing meddling. The statement hints at interference or influence in the political process, but offers no concrete actions or events.
Prohibition agents search Warship Richmonds for whisky
Agents stormed the U S Warship Richmonds for four hours seeking liquor but found none Captain Osterhaus said he believed no liquor would be aboard since sailors were searched after shore leave He noted the country admires but does not fully trust its sailors during wartime service
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Prohibition
U. S
Richmonds
Osterhaus
Vitamin A in ripe tomatoes debunks green tomato myth
Nutrition notes reveal ripe red tomatoes contain abundant Vitamin A essential for health, while green tomatoes lack this nutrient. The piece contrasts young chickens and lamb with mature beef and mutton, emphasizing maturity in food value and vitality.
Separate estate and citizenship in the 1920s
Answers discuss a separate estate for married women under which a husband has no control, two thirds of Indians gaining citizenship before 1924, the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair opening tentatively set for June 1, and the Amazon River’s size linked to valley geography between parallel mountain ranges with large streams.
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United States
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Congress
Chicago
Amazon River
I Ag
Amazon
Amazon Valley
Daily Study in Correct English Word Guide
A compact snippet on English usage and pronunciation. It notes phrases like it appeals to the masses and correct forms, plus tips on common misspellings. It includes etymology hints, a short word study on OBSESS, and aims to grow vocabulary through daily focus.
Uniforms for Troop One Scouts T: Met with Ohio doctors and local scholars under topics ranging from music to geography
Uniforms for Troop One Scouts funded by local donors including Henri Zenner and others. A local musician from the 32 Infantry, Buss Stephenson, is honorably discharged and returning home. Ohio physicians Dr. Hil Dr. McDougal Dr. Sprague attend the state medical association in Columbus. Athens High School students prepare for a Shakespeare declamation contest for the J. D. Brown prizes.
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Boy Scouts
Henri Zenner
R. OS. Williams
J. Preston
J. OD. Brown
Sam Siewel
To AL Copeland
Dr. Alderman
A. ‘J T. Lawhead
F W. Bush
Buss” Stephenson
32 Infantry
Tals
Ohio State Medical Association
Columbus
C. C. Hil
McDougal
John Sprague
Athens High School
J. D. Brown
Decoration Day Services Tie Local Groups in Athens
At the invitation of CC Moore and the Athens K of BP, new companies from Nelsonville and Glouster join Athens Decoration Day services. M Stutz reelected president of the Marietta district Epworth League with Lewis W Wesley named treasurer. Despite a loss, a no hit game was pitched by Livingston Cabeen club players Krout and Hush. Miss Krapps, student at Ohio University, to give a vocal recital at the Auditorium tonight.
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CC. O. Moore
Athens
MR. M. Stutz
Marietta
Epworth League
Lewis W. Wesley
Treas
Thehey
Livingston-Cabeen
Krout
Hush
Ling Livingston Battery
Misa Haze
Krapps
Carl Ferrel
Toonight
Miss Krapps
Ohio University
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers Fragment
A fragmented cross word page shows clues spanning horizontal and vertical clues. Names like Gertrude Ederle appear among the to be solved items.
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Pat Bind Goark
Greaafer
New York City
Universal
Gloria Swanson
tQieen Keily
Eric von Stroheim
Joseph W. Kennedy
Miss Swanson
Gloria Dill
Gloria
Pirsge
Charlie
MeCoy
Raynaud
Symnasiums
Cottom
Arthur Cristbane
King Features Incorporated
Mr. Young
Frederick Jttashin
W. L. Gordon
John Isaac Hawkins
Eta Land
D. H. Biddle
J. J. Benes
J. T. Merwin
T. A. Copeeland
F. P. McVay
Urer
Alice In’ Wonderland
Grared Coronel
Gertrude Ederle
Maid Marian
Seragno
Ivi
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