Columbus Discovery Celebrated On October 12
A pamphlet-like piece marks October 12 as the turning point in civilization linking Columbus voyage to the discovery of America The piece credits Columbus with opening a land where government by the people could flourish and notes early explorers sought gold while political refugees built a great liberty centered civilization Continent monuments are his true legacy
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Columbus
America
Christopher Columbus
India
Guatahani
West Indies
American
You And Your Government Balancing the Budget Steps
Dr John T Madden of NYU and the Alexander Hamilton Institute urged Tuesday night that the nation balance its own budget, refund vast short term securities, and stop nonessential expenditures by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to stabilize finance and banking. The plan emphasizes public debt reduction and restoring confidence in financial institutions.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John T. Madden
New York University School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
Alexander Hamilton Institute
National Broadcasting Company
Gamnes
United States
South Dakota to Build Lakes for Drought Relief
South Dakota plans to use state resources to create and restore lakes by damming and capturing runoff from hillsides to aid drought stricken farms. The effort, supported by conservationists and welfare authorities, aims to raise underground water and provide jobs while addressing low rainfall over three years.
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South Dakota
Dakota
Prosperity is a fragile condition warned by experts
In a Cosmopolitan Magazine feature Arthur Brisbane notes that even with vast gold reserves and paper money, the tax bill burden for the United States is enormous. He cites KG Korhor and Forbes to argue the country could not cover a year of taxes with existing gold, currency, or mine output. The piece surveys economic strain, social distress, and public works like the California to Oakland bridge while reflecting on exuberant but fragile prosperity and urban hardship.
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Hamilton Evening Journal
Court Street
Cesident
Ta Hanatey
Berratary
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Gal Latter
Welton
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Butler County
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New York
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Order of the Garter
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Mani
Korhor
America
United States
Forbes
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Des Moines trip hoover Washington report on reception
Des Moines trip aided President Hoover more than public expected. He gained confidence with each stop, though Des Moines crowds were selectively managed by Republican organizers. Washington welcomed him warmly while other locations were lukewarm to cold. The piece notes newspaper and railroad involvement in mobilizing crowds and mentions Advised To Carry Fight Right To People and sentiment around the gold standard debates.
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Des Moines
Altoona
Jin’ Rade
American Legion
Rilroad
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Roosevelt
Tita
al Smith
Bryan
Garry
Hoover
Sewian
Ong
Tim Fesnight
Nok Carey
California
West
Colaraie
Orenn
Thera Raporis
Washington’s Ohio Journey and the Meigs County Footnote
A historical note recounts George Washington's early foray toward Ohio soil, spotlighting his near mouth of the Scioto voyage and a little river peninsula now in Meigs County. It notes the peninsula’s tie to Washington and Meigs Setart township as a unique ground link to the country’s founder.
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Wantington
Ohio
Washington
Scioto
Meigy County
Setart Township
Meigs Sonnly
Private Citizen Davis and Lottery Scandal Probe
The article recounts senator Davis as a private citizen opposing the Davis case and lottery schemes. He sought action by Philadelphia and New York papers, who declined to publish his claims before investigators passed evidence to the district attorney.
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Davis
Tle
Alent
Mucsa
Philadelphia
New York World-Telegram
Jena
SENTENCE SERMONS SENTENCE SERMONS
A compact, period voice sermonette by Reverend Roy L. Smith lampoons doom predictors and weather worries while critiquing Hoover era rhetoric. It notes a handful of political angles including a Dewey speech and Repub lican senatorial troubles in New Hampshire Indiana and Utah with resignations among generals and admirals.
Bible Thought for Today and World War Era Notes
The page cites a Bible thought about obstacles in life from Proverbs and notes early aviation history mentioning World War era experiments. It references thorns, forward motion, and moral directions alongside a mention of bomb dropping experiments in 1914 at Rockwell Field, California.
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Rockwell ‘Field
Calierm
Uniform Band Reforms At Hamilton High
A recent football game featured Hamilton High’s large band in regulation white trouser uniforms for both sexes, while past years saw mixed outfits. The change aimed to preserve the band’s appearance as girl musicians wore traditional attire.
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Hamiltonians
Schowl
Noua
Miami University Enrollment Report By Dr Upham
Dr Alfred H Upham president of Miami University reports student body enrollment at 2199 this year versus 2308 last year. He notes a small decline under the current state conditions and cites a modest pool of engaged funds as contributing factors to the drop.
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Alfred H. Upham
Miami University
Miami
Dr. Upham
Kiwanians Elect Officers for Unionati Club
Several frequent Hamilton club visitors are elected officers of the Unionati club. Pat ternon Pogitéma is president and Tuc lav May is vice president. Ernest FR. Gwinner is re-elected secretary for his fourteenth term.
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Hamilton Club
Uinoinati Club
Patternon Pogitéma
Tuc Lav May
Ernest FR. Gwinner
Harness Horse Racing Anecdote From Lebanon Era
Garver met Phillipe at Lebanon to renew an acquaintance as a seven year Lebanon regular. The old Times Thare notes contverteation on the trend of racing, with Mose in record books as a likely winner in a hot topic era of harness racing.
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Rusty
Garver
Pop
Phillipe
Lebanon
Carver Syns
Hamilton Events Recall and Local Updates
Local Hamilton notes recall a Saturday balfly incident and older weather with a cooler forecast. Highlights include Hamilton High School defeating Troy 12 to 3, plans for a Presbyterian service at Northside, and several obituaries birthday celebrations and marriages. Notables: Miss Ruth BishopE and Stanley Hilchurt wed at St. Joseph's parsonage. George Zollens dies at 77. Clark R. Brown dies at home on Park Avenue.
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Deloner Balfly
Iha S. Thornberry
First Presbyterian
Brs
Northside
Cumminsville
Troy
Hamilton High School
Angore
Linna Wameler
Hamilton
John Emerson Nesbitt
Dayton Herald
Ruth Bishope
Stanley Hilchurt
St. Joseph's Parsonage
George Zollens
Frank Weismann
Elmo Avenue
Katherine Meer
Burkett Street
Nowor
Hee
Martiggy
Paul Schuler
Gormeliva
Anail
Mra
Charles Schroeder
Mirey Hospital
Clark R. Brown
The
Fair
Park Avenue
Noted Chicago Lawyer Bilas Strawn of Ottawa Roots
Who's Who profile recalls Bilas Strawn born near Ottawa on December 25 136. A graduate of Enke Forest College and the University of Michigan he was admitted to the bar in 1889 and built a famed Chicago practice. As senior partner of Wington Strawn Shy he sits on multiple boards including First National Bank of Chicago. He once served as U S delegate to the Peking conference on Chinese tariffs and led as former president of the United Blairs Chamber of Commerce. The piece also rails at federal deficits, urging tax and pork reform to fund public welfare.
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Otawa
Enke Forest College
University of Michigan
Ottawa
Chicago
America
Wington, Strawn & Shy Company
First National Bank of Chicago
New York Convention Draws Record Delegates
News Behind The News reports that 32 thousand county committee members were eligible for the New York City convention, with twenty thousand attending making it the largest political convention in U.S. history. It notes Smith’s Roosevelt salutation, Curry’s late appeal, Lehman’s reaction, and Hofstadter’s nomination dynamics.
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New York
New York City
Chicago
Smith
Roosevelt
Curry
Lehman
Carry
Decree Sets Medical Checks for Air Passengers Over Peru
The Peru government announces a decree requiring medical inspection for air travelers over Peruvian territory. The report notes U S Commerce data on 17 500 miles of lit airways and 45 percent what? The text also references various global beliefs and ancient practices, including Nubian and African acts and old religious connections, with scattered mentions of buffalo grass and western pasture ranges.
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AML Air
Peru
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