Roosevelt plans and beer taxes spark nation debate
Governor Roosevelt is described as about to become president and outlines aims in Cosmopolitan on domestic issues. The discussion covers farm income, cotton and wheat, proposed handling of foreign debt, inflation risks, and a plan to tax alcohol to curb distribution problems while boosting industrial progress.
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Tuva
Roosevelt
Cosmopolitan Magazin
Democratic Party
Hie
Artigla
Cosmopolitan
Conding
Entertaining Undertakers and Local Civic News in Hamilton
Writers Ezra and Elorie promote De-Ce-Go Magazine while catering acts tour the area. Judge Thomas G. Namath joins Hamilton Christmas store duties, with two percent salary cuts for Cincinnati municipal court judges. City committees discuss home rule limits and fire and stove usage rules. Gora-Cola plans a new Hamilton plant as local industry expands. Do you remember milk delivery with a dipper and feather pegs?
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Tudga
Otis R. Hes
Elks
Cincinnati
Cincingati
Hamilton Houiity
Ome
Rumors on Roosevelt Cabinet Picks Stir Public Interest
The article surveys unofficial cabinet forecasts as election dawns, naming potential picks like Senator Johnson, Henry Wallace, Nellie Ross, James Farley, Carter Glass, Owen Young, and Bernard Baruch. It notes the process will be debated publicly, with surprises likely before the official announcement.
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Roosevelt
Herbert Hhever
Johnson
Senate
Henry T
Wallace
Harding
Coolidge
George R. Peake
Winois
Nellie Roas
Wyoming
Interior
James A. Farley
Carter Glass
Owen D. Young
Bernard M. Baruch
Clearing house idea to coordinate radio programing
A reader argues broadcasters should form a national clearing house for programs and offer shared schedules by region. Proposes zones map to allocate songs like Say it Cant $0 and Shanty in Old Shantytown on alternating nights, reducing overplay and giving listeners in each zone specific offerings.
Right Start for Roosevelt Promises Simple Inauguration
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt advocates trimming inauguration ceremonies to save money. He argues pomp and costly displays are unnecessary, urging economy even if it disappoints Washington. He cites transportation costs for National Guard units and cadets as examples of wasteful spending. The move signals a broader policy shift toward real economy.
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Franklin J. Roosevelt
Washington
National Guard
Regular Army
Naval
Army
Reprieve Not A Parole On Prohibition Vote
A Monday House vote gave prohibition a reprieve but not parole. The current congress, largely elected in 1928 with a dry presidency, remains unpledged to repeal the eighteenth amendment. The possibility of modifying the Volstead act to adjust legal alcohol content persists, with a repeal vote still uncertain.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Inside Democratic Party Rivalry Shapes Senate Leadership
Inside the Democratic Party a quiet power struggle could place Senator Pat Harrison as Senate leader, replacing Senator Robinson within a year. The dry lobbyists, led by Rev. Dinwiddie, push for ratification by state legislatures to delay repeal.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Pat Harrison
Senate
Robinson
Congress
Garner
Wheelers
Dilly
Ike Robinson
Huey Long
Arkaingas
Mrs.Cayamay
Thet Robinson
Albany
Loo Yste
Historic Ohio high spots in Atwater's 1838 history
Ohio fear over slavery spread in state history notes two years before Atwater’s book. A frontier abolition society formed to halt slavery entering Ohio and remove slaveholding from southern migrants. Other items discuss politics including Moses, Roosevelt, and proposed federal judgeships, with hints of party realignments and anti slavery tensions.
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Caleb Atwater
Ohio
Catonization Society
Atwater
Atste
Sentence Sermons by The Rev Roy and Smith
Fragmentary religious column presents aphoristic lines on life and character. It links time, life, religion, opportunity, education, friendship, business, and difficulties to moral tests and personal growth.
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Rev
Roy & Smith
Strong Showing for Waterway Treaty Debate
The Great Lakes-Tidewater Association backed the St Lawrence Treaty before the Senate committee. Pro treaty material filled the room, but the committee is expected to vote against the treaty four to two.
Bible Thought For Today Proverbs Wisdom And Character
A Bible thought reminds that a wise son brings joy to a father while folly causes heaviness. The piece notes Europe’s 14 years of peace and a climate of fear as a national issue. It reflects on how almost any act or thought signals character, mentioning dreams and handwriting as indicators.
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Salomon
Europe
Hamilton News Briefs From December Events and Deaths
December seventh fell on Saturday as a weather pair influenced Hamilton. Mrs Mary B Ashton died at 70 from pneumonia on Dayton Street. Dr David Estes Sheehan appointed to Lane Free Library board by Mayor Straub. Reverend O Thorn derry resigned. Mary Boston and Benjamin Lynch wed at St Marys Church last week. Arthur Lambert’s wife gave birth to a girl on Hamilton Avenue. Geneva Ditmeyer wed Carl Nederle at Reverend J P Fallahoy’s residence. Herman Cohen and others honored at trophy event. Young Tau dies. Kidwell twin son Ora dies of enteritis. Mark Deavenport crowned captain of 1924 Hamilton High football squad. Bergil Balcher hosted 30th birthday party. Herman Lidl home on Willima Avenue struck by lightning. no injuries.
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Mary B. Ashton
Dayton Street
David Estes Sheehan
Lane Free Library
Straub
O. §. Thornderry
Misa Mary
Boston
Benjamin Lynch
St. Mary's Church
Arthur Lambertson
Hamilton Avenue
Geneva Ditmeyer
Carl Nederle
J. P. Fallahoy
Mark DeawEont
Caplanne
Hamilton High School
Bergil Balcher
Herman Lidl
Willisma Avenue
Corporate litigation and boardroom reshuffles amid market shifts
In New York observers discuss the R G A G B litigation against R C Ap and related patent licensing concerns, with future GE leadership shifts likely. The piece notes rising legal costs and minimal company benefits, plus a looming rent-estate crisis and a push toward protectionist market measures for meat and agricultural exports.
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