Athens Saloon Closures Enforced by Circuit Court
Historic news item notes the Athens circuit court sustained a motion ordering all saloons west of Congress street in Athens to close immediately. The article also lists three new trustees for the Athens State Hospital and a council plan to build a street from Morris Avenue to Mill Street.
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Athens
Congress Street
Harris
Athens State Hoaps
William S. Metcalf
Bourneville
Gloss County
James I
Sawyer
Thornville
Perry County
Cole. R. Fisher
Wilemington
Clinton County
Morris Avenue
Mhi Street
Too Many Automobiles and a Wisconsin Treasurers Tale
A column discusses auto excess and congestion in America, musing on driving limits and the social impact of car ownership. It profiles Elbert H. Gary and the value of helping others rise, then features Sol Levitan the Jew elected Wisconsin state treasurer and his advice on integration, honesty, tact, and hard work to overcome prejudice and achieve success.
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America
Clomon Levitan
Wisconsin
Levitan
Sol
Europe
From Peddler to Trusted Leader: A Remarkable Rise
A man who rose from peddler to a role of high trust speaks of his journey and the values that guided his ascent. His path highlights perseverance, opportunity, and the responsibilities of public service.
Y M C A Controversy Over Labor Speakers Sparks Debate
The Y M C A is criticized for barring a union labor representative amid claims of anti labor bias. Articles note limited Jewish membership, call for broader Christian openness, and reference Queen Marie of Romania visiting without endorsing flashy fashions. Yale economist Irving Fischer warns the dollar’s reduced wartime value.
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Irving Fischer
Yale
Ford workers and six day week debate rebirths postwar
In 1919 miners pressed for a five day week and shorter hours sparking arbitration that granted wage rise but not hours change. Now Henry Ford promotes a six day week, claiming the era of shorter work weeks is near in all industry, attracting mixed reactions from unions and officials.
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Ashington
D. C
Clarence Dillon
Bt T9
Talis
Weber and Fields
Maude
Henry Kord
United States
FORD
Ord
American Federation
Leuder
New York Nightlife Braces for Expensive Winter Jazz Scene
In New York the nightclub scene resurfaces with flashy electric signs and high per seat charges up to $19, signaling a lavish winter. Saxophonist Roger Wolfe Kahn plans mirrored floors and ambitious new compositions as families and managers push salaries toward record levels, while foreign influences and Parisish styles permeate locally.
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York
Togyr Wolfe Kahn
Amililioraire
Otto Kahn
Roger
Hutter
Apple production estimates and tax receipts query
The dialogue notes forecasts that the US and Canada will each produce about one barrel of apples per three people this fall. Canada is put at 3,006,000 barrels and the US at 40,606,009. It also cites New York state as the top issuer of income tax receipts in 1926.
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United States
Canada
Collector of Internal Revenue
Tota
New York State
Congress Faces Debt Settlement Debate as 69th Congress Returns
As the 69th Congress prepares to reconvene in December the French debt settlement looms as an early test. Republicans and Democrats clash over the tentative agreement with the American World War foreign debt commission, while anti-American sentiment abroad fuels resistance in the Senate. The dispute centers on whether to ratify or reject the deal affecting roughly half of the debt.
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Moving Picture
Barner
Charles P. Stewart
Ashington
Congress
American World i Foreign Debt Commission
Senate
Pat Harrison
Thaddeus H. Cara
Harrison and Caraway
France
Ohio
Harrison
Mcdonald sues Copeland for 61 dollar account claim
Leonard Mcdonald files suit against ledphine Gopelind alleging an outstanding balance for goods sold and merchandise to Copeland. The complaint seeks interest and damages with September 24 as the filing date. An affidavit requests attachment against George Mee Wharter as part of the action.
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Leonard Mcdonald
Ledphine Gopelind
Soos
Merchiungise
Ly McDonald
Copeland
Wise
George Mee Wharter
Melvonald
Seniors Nominate Officers for Ohio Campus Roster
University seniors nominate officers for next term with candidates including Liam Beckwith, Geive Jenne, and Dorothy in a campus ballot. Voters from Athens and Wellston salons will determine president, treasurer, and other posts after morning registration.
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Iors
Ohio
Royle Han
J Jonys
Rnnon
Isanville
Osgar Schneider
Trevis
Athens
Henry
Dorothy
Liam Beckwith
Amd
Geive
Jenne Iarkershur
Ikins Wellston
Jidta
Raissil
Sun
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Sunday Messenger
American Newspaper Publishers Associaion
Unio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Dailies
United Presa Service
Bastion
F. W. Bush
Publ
Chas. H. Harris
the Messenger
Gerard
Summer Whith House
West
Sha
Kingston
The
Odd Fellows
Opera House
Frank McVay
E. R. Lash
Athens County
United States Army
Washington
Plato
Gary
Elbert H. Gary
Natio Advertising
Robert, Bank Inc
A Ave
New York
South Wabash Avenues
Arthur Brisbane
Young Men's Christian Association
Queen Marie of
Romania
Frederick J. Haskin
James A Stillman
Lena Wileson
Mussolini
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Vatican
Revoluion
IL Fopolo D'Italia
Garibaldi
Italy
Canon Newson
Newcaster-on- Tyne
England
Jom
Rarauel Meller
Re Chapi
Paris
Gilbert Swan
Aaron
Princeton College
Urr
Surr
Redner
Braucher
Wnosophic
Burr
Minois
C. Ty A
Leher
Shipnt
Chang
AL Amer
Mississippi
Aransas
Reed
Missouri
Upper
Lanse
Cong
Harrison Faraway
laHend
McWharter
Lendax
Jat Lansing
Oldsmobile
Athens Implement Co
Ras
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