Single term for presidency urged by Wilson sec y
The article argues for a single presidential term of four or six years to free the office from campaign pressure. It recounts Lincoln and Harding eras showing burdens and partisan draws on the president, urging constitutional amendment to remove reelection incentives and allow focus on national welfare.
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Officers lock doors of nuisance bootlegging house
City Solicitor Thomas M Miller filed suit to abate a nuisance at 1900 with st NE known for months as a bootlegging establishment The judge issued a temporary order closing the place and ordered sheriff and police to lock the doors Defendants named include Wilma Tokas George Bertha and Dan Rotar The petition notes repeated police raids liquor found and prosecutions and warns continued operation will keep the nuisance active.
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A. W. Agler
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Canton
Tennis Tourneys Announced by Y M A A
Daily News Bureau Marsillon reports J A wh som secretary of the Maasillon YM A announced that registration for the first annual horseshoe pitching tournament will close Wednesday evening. Parties in the third annual tennis tournament will be accepted up to August 22. Both tournaments begin after pairings are announced the day after registration ends.
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Primary costs and results in Cincinnati voting
Cincinnati voters cast 11 927 ballots in the primary with 3 35 per vote cost and 84 40 expense bill. Mayor Louis M Nolte Republican was renominated easily while 11 027 votes included one fourth for minor candidates. An inventor from Massachusetts created a compact level for mechanics weighing half an ounce.
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Cincinnati
Temper of Johnson Cost Him Presidency
Special Dispatch reports that Hiram Johnson lost the 1920 battle for the Republican ticket in Chicago due to peevishness over being unable to secure the presidential nomination. The piece notes leaders preferred Coolidge or Harding for the ticket, Johnson’s rebuff cost him the inside track for 1924, and his faction’s stance altered the party’s fate.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Chicago
Hiram Johnson
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
California
Harding
Coolidge
Borah
Repairman Injured Near Harrison After Stumble
William McNichols a 36 year old repairman for the W. & L. E. was found unconscious along railroad tracks near Harrison on Tuesday night. He was rushed by Spiker's ambulance to Aultman hospital where he regained consciousness with bruises on his arms and shoulders. Police believe he was injured when he stumbled and fell, not by a train strike.
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Race in Population Growth Sparks Global Alarm
In Massachusetts, Professor William McDougall warns that western influence has erased traditional checks on population. He cites India's rapid growth, Germany and Japan issues, and France's birth control. He urges universal checks to prevent culture decline and notes limits to future human expansion.
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Roberta Blodgett Improves After Brain Injury
Lima Ohio reports Roberta Blodgett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Zepher Blodgett, is improving slowly from a concussion of the brain suffered in an incident on June 29. Further details of injuries were not disclosed.
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Peeping Man Shot by Deputy Fined in Oberlin
In Oberlin on a street near Philadelphia a man named Thomas Romway was shot in the knee by a deputy marshal after peering into homes occupied by women. He was fined 20 dollars and ordered to pay his own hospital bill of 100 dollars.
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Marsha Ross
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