Ohio Governor Cooper praised for progress and unity
The piece lauds Governor Cooper as a people’s leader pushing highway expansion in the southeast and calls for a continuation of his reforms. It warns against switches in leadership midstream and urges steady policy to finish road and state-building projects.
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Eer Myers Y. Cooper
Esexves
Icking County
Cooper
Pascal Morit
Ohio
Federgl Creek
Cup
Cincinnati
Judson Fiarman
New York Happenings From Gilbert Swan Column
Notes from a handy cuff recount a testimonial dinner for Harry Herfeld cartoonist and jokes on Judge Crater and Manhattan affairs. The piece mentions Dudley Malone remarks, Rudy Vallee, Clara Bow, Lee Tracy, Ethel Merman, and the Times building ribbon, with rail in Broadway circles and theater chatter.
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Gilbert Swan Messenger
EW York
Dudley iMeld Malone
Harry Herahfeld
Rimact
George
Flower
Goldman
Sadie
Rusia
Rudy Vatlee
Clara Bow
New York
Times
Lee Tracy
Ethel Merman
Broadway
Cnd
Deliah
George Georahwin
Consolidation of Counties Teed by Haskin Letter
The Washington Letter discusses a proposed political reform to consolidate counties and notes that the plan is already in process. It frames the reform as a significant systemic change and hints at administrative implications.
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Rederia
Ft, Haskin
Washington, i. &, Mon
Ube
Hontai Ieee
Elders Link Tax Reform to County Consolidation
The piece argues that consolidating counties lowers local tax burdens and boosts public services. It cites Tennessee James and Meigs counties as examples, noting reduced rates, expanded roads, and new schools after merger. It suggests wider adoption could cut state and local costs though political resistance and patronage fears remain.
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Ales
James County
Wis
Llainiiteu
Chattanooga
Jones County
James Counts
Farma
Meigs County
United States
Torinessen
Fennesee
Harding
Coolidgs
Chist
Ft 15
Washington society braces for social season amid hard times
Washington observers say the capital will host an extended social season despite Depression fears. Debutantes, high officials, diplomats, and private citizens are expected at numerous White House events as leaders seek relief through gatherings and headlines. The piece notes calls for a prohibition statement at the polls and cites King Solomon’s proverb as a cautionary aside.
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Y Rodney Dinver
Dver
Spinal Weider Ashington
Washington Society
Japite
Lever
Hoover
Lamual
Ace
Washington
White House
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Treasury
Postation
Interior, Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
Congresst
Eure Congress Ou
Peewee Golf Widow and Vows of Trouble in Hazy Verse
Fragmented poem and diary style notes mix vows about marriage and golf with stray lines about Andacom fate and a peewee golf course. The text references a widow, weddings, holidays at home, vague sports bets, and scattered headlines about battles and training in the woods.
Ohio University News and Local Updates Ten Years Ago Twenty Years Ago
Athens area reports include 125 OU men attending YMCA events with Dr. Samuel Fess and Rev Hackle among speakers. Police seek John "Slim" Cooper linked to Detective Fler's Columbus shooting as bloodhounds search near Chauncey. Red Men Band season kickoff, Halloween arrests, and a gas well yield noted. football fans travel to Columbus for Otterbein game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Jacob Sherman
YMCA
Ditmer Adh
Bailey
Ries-Presiden
Samuel Fess
I. M./idene
Yealer
University
Hackle
Buffalo Creek
Krorking Mining Contpn
Neusro
John “Slim
Cooper
Charles Fler
Columbus
Athens County
Armitige
Chauncey
Ohio
Athens
Columbis
Otterbein
Potent
Diplomats Boost Social Season As Nations Reopen Posts
The season sees many to promote personal campaigns and careers as diplomats resume full representation. Argentina names a new ambassador while Britain christens a new embassy. Social events attract prominent guests and indicate rising prosperity with many ballrooms booked well in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eade
Senor Malhran
Great Britain
Orteches
Crashera
FeorKetowi
Shannon
Public Forum on Community Tax and Rural Affairs
A fragmented report outlines a public forum addressing tax relief and rural concerns. It mentions the general assembly, town halls, and citizen input on municipal budgeting and local services.
Explanations and Notices From a Fragmented Item
The readable text references Joao de Barros and a chronicle about Portugal with aims at a vast reward, plus mentions of Oakley as a notable rifle shooter and a 1985 Cincinnati competition. Names, places, and dates are scattered with damaged phrases and unclear context.
Peccavil Victory Recorded in March 1843
A fragment notes Peccavil victory dated 2 March 1843 with Shir Mihaniy in Sind. It lists Napier as administrator and general and mentions the master of a late alate. The wording is garbled but preserves the key names and event.
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Peccavviy
Napier
Canoga
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Puttither Man
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Thlee
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Frederic Haskin Washington
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Maneto
Monniee
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Joseph Modi Patterson
Walnut
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Piense
Themistocles
James iCemix
Lasek
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Nancy Hawke
Lincoln
Olympiax
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Pasteur
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Aeeking
Republican Party
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Tader
James J. Montague
Hones
Eead
Tan
Colu
Bobby Fones
Sudtesar
Republicthene
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Teach County
John Fotey
Glouster
Jones
Amos Une
Athans
Dwight Junod
Grace Creamer
Mieves Florence
Melen Crowe
Charles DapMotet
Meg
John Backer
Betz
Somecoz
Mall Ornam J
Traseneth
Iy Dannies
Rnaiaereley
Las Sundars
Joao de Barros
Hisorm
Foco
Mar Breail
de Harronas
Titus Ligius
Aid
Toy
Vida Des Barres
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Oakley
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Ripley's PR
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James L. Wear
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