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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1926

Page

4

Ritchies Bid for Presidency Shapes 1928 Platform

Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie drafts a Democratic platform for 1928 urging tolerance liberty state rights and Volstead reform to permit beer and light wine. The piece notes other candidates like Al Smith McAdoo Atlee Pomerene and Jim Reed with varied stances on prohibition and enforcement. It highlights Ritchie as the first to outline his views publicly.

Washington, D. C Albert C. Ritchie Maryland Ritchte White House Democratic Party United States Ritchie Congress Smith al Smith New York William G. McAdoo Ohio Atlee Pomerene Ohio Democracy McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Pomerone Reed Jim” Reed Missouri Washington Wiseacres Senate Wayne B. Wheeler James W. Wadsworth New Illinois Brennan

Turbulent Times Touch Middleport as Bank Failure Rocks Town

Residents of Middleport panic after a private bank fails amid turmoil. In Cuba, following President Palma's resignation, US control begins and 45 000 troops head to restore order. Hurricane damages soar in Mobile. Athens loses 4 to 0 to Marietta as new events unfold.

Middleport Palma Cuba United States Mobile Alabama

Thought for Today Quotes on Adversity and Strength

A concise collection of aphorisms about endurance and resilience. It contrasts biblical and Carlyle reflections, noting that personal strength appears small in adversity yet many will endure with support.

Republicans Energized by Athens County Campaign Kickoff

Athens County Republicans opened their campaign with enthusiastic energy at the Hotel Berry dinner in Newark. The strong slate of nominees is praised as well suited to lead Ohio toward a businesslike administration, with six weeks to go before the fall vote.

Athiens County Hotel Berry Cooper Newark Ohio Athens County

Athens County Apples and Peaches Shine as Markets Grow

The article praises Athens County fruit power noting peaches exceed others in size color and flavor and that New York Coal Company and Welch and Eberle prove apples from the county can be world class. It urges more investment in orchards led by figures like E M Poston and Stotecklein and predicts nationwide demand for high quality fruit.

Athens County Thens County United States New York Coal Company Welch & Eberle Topsy E. M. Poston Welch Eberle Stotecklein Bail

Schwab Urges Prosperity Tied to Agriculture and Cooperation

Bethlehem Steel chairman Harles M. Schwab expresses optimism about national prosperity while stressing that industry and agriculture must rise together. He urges scientific farming and cooperative marketing, citing Pacific fruit growers as a model and calling for joint efforts among industry leaders farmers bankers and Wall Street to secure lasting growth.

Wall Street Pacific Coast

Intimate portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm II analyzed by historian

A German historian presents a nuanced, largely unflattering account of former Kaiser Wilhelm II. The work portrays his leadership as empathetic yet flawed and traces how his ambitions helped push Europe toward war, shaping German policy with his grandiose naval goals.

Wilhelm II Germany Europe Ira Wilhelm England Britain

A Book Worth Reading On War And Peace

The passage defends a book about World War and argues the peace of Europe is safer now, not dependent on one egotistic leader. It cautions against the great power game and the use of millions of lives as pawns.

Europe Dean Inge St. Paul's Britain United States England Great Britain Shylock China Victoria Nyanza Africa Paris Landis Aimee Semple McPherson Los Angeles

Camera Obscura sees world through insights and snippets

A mirror of current events highlights incidents from Bethlehem rail disaster to Moros and Filipinos in the Philippines. It notes political trials, Turkey troubles, Ironwood miners, a Tetrazzini marriage, and commentary on American views of Britain and prohibition. It ends with reflections on heroism and churchgoing.

Bethlehem Philippines Mohammed Ironwood Michigan Turkey Tetrazzini Florence

Political Speakers Ready to Start

Campaign orators are in high demand as party bureaus report more requests than in a typical presidential battle. Cabinet members including New and Davis will speak by month’s end, with Wilbur Kellogg Jardine and Sargent remaining scarce. Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, Missouri and Colorado are pivotal in the chase for votes and influence.

Charles P. Stewart Wasulinson Coolidge New Davis Interior Work Secretary of Commerce Hoover Donovan Navy Robinson the Treasury Mellon Wilbur Sec Rere Agricullure Jardine Kellogg Sargent Melion Pepper Pennsylvania Massachusetts Congress Bay State Butler New York Ohio Missouri Colorado

Tin Pan Alley Fever and the Song Trade Scene

In New York Tin Pan Alley buzzes as writers and players chase seasonal hits for spring and summer. Pioneers, braggarts, and pluggers crowd the halls, trading stories of near misses and sure bets amid the boom and bust of publishing.

New York

Questions and Answers from the Chicago Trial Juror Incident

Reader queries cover cattle warts remedies and removing growths with oil and iodine. Other items mention a new grave monument for Ann Rutledge at New Salem and its dark granite inscription. A note says amateurs seldom sell film scenarios as studios hire writers. Petrification of wood is centuries away, and the United States leads in phones per population. Robert Callen arrived late for a trial juror role after his wife failed to wake him.

Ann Rutledge Lincoln Abraham Lincoln New Salem Quincy Edgar Lee Masters Forest Service United States Canada Chicago Robert Callen

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