Caricaturing the G O P Leaders
Senator Fess rose from educator to influential Republican figure. He served five terms in the U S House representing Ohio's Sixth District, then moved to the Senate. He chaired the party's national committee early in the Hoover era and was Senate Republican whip.
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Fess
National Republican Party
National Congress
Ohio
United States Senate
Nations
Hoover
Senate
Simeon D. Fess
United States
Republican National Committee
Fragmentary Classified Snippet From Local Newspaper Page
The readable fragments discuss advertising rates upon inquiry and removal order deadlines. The text appears as a partial notice on business office policies and submission times, with garbled phrases and missing context. No clear names or events are identifiable from the available lines.
End of Food for Veterans in Sight in Washington
Washington reports the On To Washington parade swells as veterans seek the Patman bonus vote. Brigadier General Glassford warns funds and food will run out, plans evacuation of campers, and asks for no more donations. About 1,000 campers housed, 1,000 drifting through charity. Five thousand four hundred veterans reportedly en route. Authorities shelter veterans at Anacostia Park with rough, open shelter. Communist leaders plan a mass demonstration June 8 following a benefit show.
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Washington
Pelham 2A
Glassford
Congress
Patman
Anacosta Park
Navy Yards
Anacosta
Emanuel Levin
Samuel P. Brember
Griffith Stadium
United States
Veterans
Notice to William E Wilmoth on Taylor County tax sale
L A Collins purchased Lots Prt 462 and 468 in Gratton District East Side. Sheriff sold the property for delinquent taxes November 17 1930 and a deed will be made to L A Collins after April 4 1932 unless redemption occurs. Redeem amount includes taxes paid since sale 8 08 and notice and service costs 15 00 plus interest.
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William E Wilmoth
L. A Collins
Gratton
East Side
Taylor County
L. A. Son
Relief funding and veteran aid clash over winter plans
An editorial urges coordinated public tax support to fund aid for growing unemployed numbers this winter. It notes long standing relief work by local authorities, calls for a joint meeting of county and municipal levying bodies, and cautions against selective federal relief for veterans without broader national provisions.
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Thetalvation Army
Grafton
Flemington
Taylor County Board of Trade
I Just Got Up And I Wanna Be Left Alone
A Clarksburg Exponent editorial reflects on a vagrant who chose to live without work or money and his frank claim to be left alone. The piece connects the mood to modern life’s strain and hints at broader ideas from Ingersoll and notable thinkers, concluding with tribute to Colonel Ingersoll buried at Arlington.
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Veirls
Clarksburg
Primary changes urged in West Virginia election law
Editors urge reforms to adopt a short ballot and fees for candidates while shifting board of control members to appointed positions under gubernatorial oversight. Authors expect state senate and house candidates to lead reform efforts in next legislative session, Fairmont Times.
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West Virginia
State Senate
House of Delegates
Board of Control
Fairmonth Times
Ingersoll Buried in Arlington National Cemetery
The ashes of Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll, famed agnostic and Civil War cavalry officer, are laid to rest at Arlington. The ceremony marks a posthumous honor long debated for decades as clergy condemned his beliefs while supporters praised his service and oratory.
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America
Ingersoll
Man charged with arson after 50 fires in eight years
Hagerstown Maryland police say 37 year old John Murray pipe fitter at Western Maryland Railway shops confessed to starting more than fifty fires over eight years. He described an urge to kill his wife and three children and planned to do so on three occasions. Murray held without bond awaiting November grand jury action.
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Hagerstown
John Murray
Western Maryland Railway
Murray
Commencement Alumni Gather at Maryland University
Alumni association of the dental and medical schools of the University of Maryland welcomed graduates at College Mary exercises. Dr. William B. Finney, class of 1874, oldest living dental graduate, was honored at a dinner at the Southern hotel hosted by national dental alumni. Dr. Franklin P. Bernard of Kenneth Square Pa., also from the class of 1874, attended.
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Baltimore
Alumni Association of the Dental and Medical Schools
University of Maryland
College Mary
William B. Finney
Dental
Southern Hotel
Franklin P."bernard
Kenneth Square Pa
Train Hits School Bus At Ontario Crossing
Guelph Ontario June 4 a truck carrying forty children was struck by a Canadian Pacific railway motor car at a crossing yesterday. The truck was demolished during the collision and dragged about sixty feet. Six children were injured.
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Guelph, Ont
Canadian Pacific Railway
Refused Ride Ends With Woman Hurt In Los Angeles
Mrs Blanche Hurst 29 was approached by an unknown motorist who horned at her and offered a ride. When she refused the man drove into her, sped away, and she sustained a broken leg in the incident noted in Los Angeles on June 4.
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Ls Angeles
Cal
Blanche Hurst
White Heads Glenville Normal Alumni President
Glenville June 4 H La ban White educator at Glenville State College was elected president of the college alumni association succeeding Mrs Lillian Hartman Rohr bought at the annual election. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Bonnie Allen for best gay nineties costume and to Miss Bessie Bell for the most amusing story of college days.
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Glenville
H. Laban White
Glenville State College
College
Lillian Hartman Rohrbough
Bonnie Allen
Bessie Bell
Wives and University Head In Car Crash Near Winchester
Morgantown reports Mrs. John R. Turner wife of West Virginia University president suffered fractures of both arms in an automobile crash near Winchester Virginia after a bee sting to her eye caused loss of control. She stabilized in Morgantown and is reported in good condition as Dr. Turner travels home from Los Angeles where he received an honorary degree.
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Morgantown
John R. Turner
West Virginia University
Winchester
Hood is Renamed for Bristol Por
Bristol June 4 Ralph C Hot named for another term principal of the district high school and supervisor of Ten Mile district schools at a special meeting of the board of education. Other teachers will be named later likely at the next regular meeting June 28. Attending were board members John R Dennison president Arby Warner and A S Bennett commissioner W B McAfee secretary.
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Ralph C. Hot
Ten Mile
Board of Education
John R. Dennison
Arby Warner
A. 8. Bennett
W. B. McAfee
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