Name Magic Fades in Roosevelt Critique of Party Dependence
The piece argues that voting for individuals over parties has led to entanglement with leaders like Roosevelt and the New Deal. It criticizes overregulation, opportunism, and rising costs, calling for party-driven reform and accountability to restore stability and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Mussolini
Roosevelt
Washington
Hoover
United States
White House
Columbus
Wall Street Bulls Digest Booming Cash from Public Money
Paul Mallon notes that public money floods Wall Street as brokers loans rise little while stock values jump. Cash purchases replace speculation, saving banks cut rates, and tax rules curb quick profits. Traders eye Federal Reserve caution on excess bank reserves with restrained action expected.
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Paul Mallon
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Return of ex Mayor Walker and tax case fate
The piece describes former Mayor Jimmy Walker sending an emissary to Jim Farley about an income tax case. It suggests Walker may seek to stay out of politics despite whispers of a deal with Farley. The article frames internal party dynamics and possible implications for his public life.
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Jimmy Walker
Jim Farley
Jimmy
New York
Farley
Walker
Political peril surrounds Walker amid faltering support
A large group of Walker’s political allies has turned on him for non political reasons yet still esteem him personally. A homecoming demonstration was genuine. Jimmy's friends will provide limited business. Voting for public office remains doubtful and seemingly permanent while certain middle aged men remain alive.
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Walker
Jimmy
Silver Boys Skeptical Of British China Link On Silver
Local silverites doubt British pressure on China’s silver move and expect nationalization to dent treasury holdings. They warn smugglers may persist despite capital punishment. Analysts foresee political impact outweighing economic, with Far East events echoing broader front page concerns.
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Japan
China
Al Smith as Next Mayor of New York Rumors Swirl
Political chatter in New York centers on Al Smith potentially becoming mayor as Tammany Hall faces internal debate. LaGuardia appears finished in the current term, fusion leadership is in question, and insiders weigh Smith as the strongest reform candidate amid calls for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
New York
LaGuardia
Tammany
Smith
Political satire on noise, planes, and names in public life
The piece opines on New York noise concerns near Grant's Tomb and a shift from ponies to planes, notes a Shakespeare talkie yielding to another play, and muses on Notre Dame football and political power. It argues patience with new tactics, warns dictatorship as fleeting efficiency, and links political names to security.
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Notre Dame
District Tales of Long Ago in Bedford Township Meigs County
John Newell came to Bedford Township Meigs County from New England in 1816. A tanner and shoemaker, he died in 1839 and his wife survived about 35 years. The Newell family produced several notable marriages and Civil War casualties, linking to Syracuse and Rutland through Dolly, Rebecca, Zelda, L H Bridgeman, Quartus Bridgeman, and others. Eli Stedman, born 1777 in Vermont, settled on Leading Creek and served as a Free Will Baptist preacher. his descendants married into Chester and Rutland families. Captain Jesse Hubbell, a War of 1812 veteran and Rutland magistrate, was born in Cooperstown in 1788 and died in 1874, leaving ties to the Larkin and Easterday families.
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By . H. Harris
John Newell
Bedford Township
Meigs County
New England
Newell
Dolly Newell
Benjamin Knight
Chester
Rebecca Newell
Quartus Bridgeman
Syracuse
Sultana
Vicksburg, Miss
Zelda
John Blair
L. H. Bridgeman
Artemesia Young
Jessie McElroy
Capt. C. McElroy
Abner Stout
Auralia
Mr. Branch
Bartlett Paine
Rutland
Elihu Stedman
Eli Stedman
Adaline Elliott
Rev
Madison Elliott
Chester Academy
Jesse Hubbell
Rutland Township
Cooperstown
N. Y
James Fenimore Cooper
Captain Hubbell
Nancy Smith
Noah Smith
Curtis Larkin
John Easterday
Just Wonderin By The Winter Wind In Amesville
Poets' Corner reads a reader letter from Garnet Sedwick of Amesville Ohio asking about a loved one through a radio memory. The note invites responses in the Messenger Readers column and mentions listening to Ted Weems.
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Messenger
Ted Weems
Garnet Sedwick
Amesville
Box 3
Quotations on Diets Radio and Oaths from Public Figures
A compilation of remarks from George Rector Lesslie Howard Representative James Wadsworth and William McAndrew. The passages cover dietary eras radio’s use for busy lives and opposition to a compulsory teachers oath. The quotes reflect concerns about taxation media and civic duties.
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William McAndrew
New York
Public Forum letter lauds delegation and revival event
The writer praises the November 2 delegation report and Rev Woodgeard of Logan as a livewire. Townsend residents received compensation and those absent missed the uplifting spiritual event. The piece urges Mr Woodgeard to return and notes the next meeting on Saturday night November 9 at Odd Fellows Hall in Nelsonville.
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the Messenger
Woodgeard
Logan
Townsend
Christian
Odd Fellows Hall
R. H. McCray
Nelsonville
Health Hints on Water Quality and Purification
The article discusses taste odor and purity of drinking water and how mineral content and chlorine affect flavor. It notes city testing by health departments, options for bottled table waters and home filtering services, and emphasizes regular filter cleaning for safe, odor free water.
Sailor Life Described By Hi Y Instructor
Allan V. Wiley Athens High School instructor in French and German spoke at the Hi Y meeting about his personal experiences as a sailor in commercial shipping. The program committee including Dick Kircher Bob Daggett and Bob Brookins was named to plan the year's events.
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Allan V. Wiley
Athens High School
Dick Kircher
Bob Daggett
Bob Brookins
Tangled Bank Robbery Plot Reels In Federal Detectives
Federal agent Larry Glenn and partners corner Dr Jeckers in a staged apartment raid as they pursue bank robbers linked to bond schemes. Suspects Al Peters and Tony LaRocco attend the scene while Jeckers resists sharing details, and the team plans a downtown interview to extract information.
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Jean Dunn
Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Jean
Golden Feather
Sandy Harkins
Sandy
Bobby
Lewis
Larry Glenn
Wingy Lewis
Larry
Lewises
Doc Jeckers
Matthews
Gunderson
al Peters
Tony LaRocco
LaRocco
Peters
Jeckers
The
Doctor Jeckers Under Pressure In Investigations Office Clash
In a tense Division of Investigations scene, Larry confronts doctor Jeckers about treating a bullet wound victim and seeks identities, locations, and associates. Jeckers resists, boasting of long experience, while officials maneuver to isolate him, discuss his drug use, and plan further steps as the day ends.
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Larry Glenn
Matthews
Larry
Tony LaRocco
Doc Jeckers
Doc
Division of Investigations
Jeckers
Gunderson
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Prince of Wales
Poets’ Corner
George Rector
Lesslie Howard
Uis
James W. Wadsworth
George Clark
Kelly
the Public Forum
Townsends
DR. Morris Fishbein
Hi-Y
Duncan
Elmo Patten
Robert Bruce
NEA Service, Inc
Park
Gan
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