Debts and debts and more debts in a troubled world
A kaleidoscope of economic and political chatter. Greece resists repayment, Germany struggles to form a cabinet while reparations loom. Congress debates wheat prices, wages, and a six hour day. Disarmament talk, Japan's security and U S finance doubts ripple through Washington. Ford recovers after surgery as Wall Street trembles with gold and currency shifts. The piece surveys global strains, national budgets, and industry debates amid an unsettled 1930s era mood.
Fox discovery and civic notes from Hamilton area
An elderly man found a full sized brown and gray fox in his car, planning to mount it at home, believing it came from a large set area on Hamilton Avenue en route to Mt. Airy Forest. The item is one of several local anecdotes including weather quirks, a cup photo from New York, and a notable appointment of Miss Clara Ramsey to the Ohio Classical Conference Council.
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Wagner
New York
Coe Ti
New England
Firoft
Hamilton Avenue
Mt. Airy Forest
Cincinnati
Ralph L. Groff
Mt. Healthy
Hamilton
Groff
Mfr
Lola Tipps
Clara Ramsey
Hamilton High School
L. R. Bran
Denison University
Schanle Nuil
Akron
Mig Hamsey
Ohio
R.F. O
Mia New Oaleana
R. F.C
Banks
Winronds
Pss
Deaphetha
Franklin Fort
Crusaders Leader Warns After Prohibition Change
Leonard S. Smith Jr of the Crusaders asserts that if prohibition is modified or repealed, allied groups must guard against the abuses of greed while supporting the Eighteenth Amendment report. He frames ongoing vigilance as essential amid potential policy shifts.
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Leonard S. Smith, Jr
The
Crusaders
Beeler Named President of First National Bank of Hamilton
The selection of John M Beeler as president marks a tribute to upright character and unimpeached integrity. Beeler rose from the bank ranks, reflecting loyalty, fidelity, and progressive ability as he follows in the footsteps of past leaders Samuel D Fitton and Ernst G Ruder. The community is proud of a native Minnesotan noted as a cultured reader and man of clear thinking, with public congratulations sure to follow.
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John M. Beeler
First National Bank of Hamilton
Beeler
Reatt
First National Bank My
Bank
First National Bank
No More Lame Ducks Congress Meets Next Monday
A masked energy about a pending constitutional amendment to end lame duck sessions as states move to approve the change. The piece argues the current Congress is unresponsive after the recent electoral shift and praises a swiftly appointed fresh assembly to honor the people's mandate.
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Congress
Christmas Spirit Illuminates Hamilton Shops and Streets
The Christmas spirit will be evident in Hamilton as business districts glow with multicolored lights and merchants display trees. Azores in gala attire join the festive mood, while the committee on Christmas in Hamilton coordinates events to spread holiday cheer, uniting the community for a season of happiness.
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Hamilton
Azores
Tarmilton
Committee On
Tivery
The Ever Changing Traffic Problem
A critic notes traffic regulations cannot keep pace with changing conditions. The article argues traffic maps evolve while rules lag, lacking intelligent supervision, flexibility, and uniformity. It urges ongoing effort by those in charge to ensure traffic control is real and effective.
Relief setup debated as session opens
Washington reports that the relief program remains flawed with few workers hired and little home loan activity. Officials say self liquidating funds are underused, and political pressure grows to fix the R F C and home loan programs before Congress convenes.
Historic Ohio High Spots in 1930 Campaign at Warren
In Warren, Ohio, the 1930 national campaign saw Roscoe Conkling pressed by Mark Hanna’s maneuvering. Grant urged a joint appearance with a great Republican at Warren. After the meeting, Hanna urged a stop at Mentor to see Garfield, provoking Conkling’s unease at a potential reconciliation with Garfield. The party then halted at Monroe with Conkling, and the outcome favored the party through that lodging.
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Warren
Mark Hanna
Roscoe Conkling
Urand
Conkling
Grant
Tianna
Mentor
Garfield
Lion
Monroe
Radio Corpora tion figures in New York news behind the news
The piece discusses the Radio Corporation of America and General Electric and Westinghouse tensions. It speculates Owen Young could leave General Electric to shape RCA’s fate inciting thoughts of his role in Roosevelt administration and potential shifts within major firms.
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Fames Mullin
New York
Duc
Radio Corporation of Alvetion
General Breeting
Westinghouse
Owen Young
Nleatrie
Hemaelvea
Qwen Young
Hlestine
Segarontr
G. Hi
GER
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Mr. Young
Roosevelt
Roosevelt, Garner, and Hoover loom in political maneuvering
The piece outlines tension over presidential ballots and anticipated floor questions in the Senate. It notes Roosevelt’s stance, Garner's free hand in a short session, and Garner’s perceived legislative skill. It also touches on Hindenburg’s claimed smoke screen in cabinet formation and German state autonomy disputes.
Bible Thought For Today and Borah Election Secret
Bible Thought For Today discusses money spent on tearing down existing work and officials of the RFC avoiding a congressional investigation. It notes fear of disclosure and private quit efforts while claiming an election secret around Senator Borah’s race remains in custody among six or seven friends.
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Borah
Thaho
Hamilton Fivents Recalled 20 YMHARS A December third fell om Treeday
Weather reports cloudy with rain and warmer. community notices include elections at Monkey Status Ald, St George's Benevolent Society, and the Mathes Sohagen Company, plus a hospital death in Mercy. Charles Walke elected president. memorial services held. notable injuries to Harry Frayer and Aimy Hartig. New pastor call extended to D George H Young of Portland.
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Mias Cucy Bryer
Mathes-Sohagen
C. Eldridge
Charles Walke
St. George
St. Joseph's Church
Nanny Compton
Mercy Hospital
Genaen
Lyilia ‘Rebeces Webster
Carlo Franz
Harry Frayer
al Ithe
Gal Aimy Hartig
Max CG. Hartigins
Hamilton
Howard Saxby
Cincinnati
Ua Kirst Baptist Church
D. George H. Young
Portland
Qveigan
Charet
All of Us by Mabrseall Maslin About Football and Life
A reflective piece explores the speaker’s oscillating emotions about football season and life. The author rejects pure sports obsession, seeking lasting meaning beyond games, while acknowledging the pull of Sundays and the wish to be present at kickoff. The essay argues life mirrors sport and desires a deeper sense of purpose beyond wins and losses.
The Least Virtue of Religion and Public life
Fragmented aphorisms critique religion charity wealth and politics in a modern city. The speaker lampoons religion’s logic charity’s payoff to the donor money inflating status and political rhetoric in candidates. The excerpt hints at urban moral pretensions and public education in prestige.
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Japan
England
United States
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Navy
Henry Ford
Ford
Loyolense Lim
Wall Street
Bank of France
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Santy Claus
Whitaker-Mobler Printing Company
North Third Street
August HW. Turchtoy
Cinainnati Bickford Tool Co
Sherman Schauter
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