Oxford Governor Helps Dedicate Collins Cabin And Bridge
Governor George White joined Oxford township residents for the 14th anniversary of federal land grants and the dedication of a Collins Run bridge. White praised Washington’s aims in religion morality and knowledge and pledged Ohio's continued support. The day included a public program at the cabin, a bronze tablet for the Pioneer Bridge, and a large church service followed by speeches from Dr Relph K. Flicka and Prof. Drem B. Smith.
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Moeniai
Oxford
George White
Oxford Township
Ruly
Big Cat
Collins
Ony
Assiste
R. Donham
George
Loren Sizelove
J. H.rolfes
Bt-Mary Catholic Church
Congressman Harlan
Dayton
Hartin
Washington
Harlan
White
Obie
Wantingeton
Ohio
Commonwealth
Collin Run
Nell Overholt
Oxford Town and Township Historical Association
Relph K. Flicka
Western College For Women
Drem, EB. Smith
Miami University
Straw Vote to Be Taken in Local School Election
A fragmented notice indicates a straw vote will be conducted near the high school by students and staff to gauge sentiment on a recession era issue. The plan involves an assessment of opinions and possible shifts in school policies.
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Algo
Thoss Deving
Mi‘hall
Election mood shifts sway amid mixed results
Central Press notes Republican strength in Maine Maryland and Louisiana slate, with Democratic gains in September state vote. Arctic marker project in Michigan progresses as Belknap describes granite shaft near Cape York reflecting Peary's 1908 northward milestone. Bigfork pioneer Charles Cogsen, once a Minneapolia and Rainy River rail rider, reflects on the railroad's first trip 32 years ago.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Wichita woman plans Kansas speaking tour for repeal
Mia Myra McHenry of Wichita a lieutenant of the saloon crusader Osrry Netson plans an immediate tour of Kansas to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. She championed prohibition for 40 years and now argues states can enforce it better than the federal government. She recalls 47 jailings in her battles against liquor and is pictured with a confiscated barrel.
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Facetale the Journal
Witchita
Kan
Mia
Myra McHenry
Kas
Osrry Netson
Kansas
Uncle Sam
Mra
Me- Henry
Many Ohio Schools Face Closure Amid Funding Shortfall
Ohio education officials warn many districts may close or cut services due to severe funding gaps. Reports show layoffs, larger classes, and teachers unpaid as state aid remains insufficient while tax revenues fall short, risking widespread school disruption across Barberton Cambridge Xenia and Madison County areas.
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Ohio Education Iasociation
State Department of Education
Colum‘hus
Ie Olssaenkney
Barberton
Cambridge
Xenia
Skorisgo
Columbiana
Elkrum
Ita
Mingo Jundtien
Dua Toy
London
Madison County
Marion
Joseph W. Fish
State Department
Df Education
Fishter
Aimee
Comnes
Financi Eek Eden Ont
Ipa Ie Eis
Setsle
Vatastinan
Deka
World's Greatest Bankruptcy Draws Attention to Roosevelts Power
Washington dispatch describes Governor Roosevelts rise amid the largest bankruptcy in history. It details how power holding companies expanded through inflated values, the receiver's actions, and the looming impact on public utilities. The piece notes Senator Norris and other figures shaping farm belt opinion and hints at political risks for the governor.
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Washington
Wasa. Poutien
Vention Socials
vention socials_ ‘mont
Wenedoe
George Norte
George W. Norrin
Neebraska
Norris
Nebraske
Rocarveil
Powar Costa
Ontario
St. Lawrence
New York
Benatora Norris
Bronson Cutting
Robert Fn Kollette
Tom Walsh
Burton K.wheeler
al Smith
Roogavelt
Samuel Tnaull
Aine
Madal
Insul
Fusuli
President Hoover Delivers Third Major Campaign Address
Special From Detroit October 92 Hoover speaks in the Olympic area delivering his third formal campaign address. He targets the middle west industrial metropolis hit by a downturn, aligning economic policy with utility rate concerns and the power question amid a tense political climate.
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Detroit
Hera
Olympic Area
Hoover
Middle West
Wadko
Anti freez e precautions urged as winter nears
The article cautions motorists about freezing weather risks and potential car damage. The American Automobile Association warns that a 40 degree drop could affect many regions within three weeks, urging 17 million car owners to invest in anti freeze and proper winterization. It stresses tightening the cooling system, flushing and cleaning hoses, and using approved anti freeze, while cautioning against late, improper appplications and neglect of small leaks.
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A. Statemant
A. A. A. Atatomank
Roosevelts Pivotal Swing Through Pennsylvania Campaign
Franklin D. Roosevelt toured the Republican heartland of Pennsylvania with a large crowd in Pittsburgh and Wheeling as he spoke against immediate cash payment of the debt. A Democratic tomlouse greeted him at Elm Grove, West Virginia, with a photo showing a miner shaking hands. The visit followed a Smoky City address where he defended his stance amid a 40,000-strong audience.
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Pittsburgh
Pranklin D. Roosavelti
Pannayl- Vania
Elm Grove
W. Va
Wheeling
Forhea Field
Smoky City
Pittsburth
Isha Wes Prophet of Verael Leads Movement
Isha Wes, a prophet from Verael, continues the movement against the Baal colt, conveying ongoing mobilization and renewed resolve within the group. The message signals persistence in opposition and aims to unite followers under a common cause.
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Isha
Verael
Bli
Ohio Events Day By Day Happenings
Ohio notes report a $411 204 unemployment relief request adopted by Hamilton County commissioners. Ex-Williams County treasurer Lewis H Robb and deputy Prather Slitt began term in Ohio penitentiary for embezzling county funds. A Columbus hotel safe theft yielded 1700 in currency and checks. Mt Vernon Bridge president Ginley elected head of the American Institute of Steel Construction. next meeting in Chicago. Newport power plant explosion probe noted. Walford mine disturbance discussed by officials. divorce reports tied to mine labor disputes and Governor White’s border law. Renowned signer William Ellery of Rhode Island listed among Declaration of Independence signers.
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Lewis H. Robb
Williams County
Prather
Ohio Penitentiary
Phiishuegh
C. A. Ginley
Mt. Vernon Bridge Company
Mt. Veron, C
Amenioaiy Institute of Steel Construction
Hora Yesluedity
Charles N Pille
Hoeton
Chicago
Durr Appeals Fine For Wounding Neighbor's Hogs
Durr to appeal the fine for wounding a neighbor's hogs in Oxford town. The case was heard on a warrant signed by We Fisfrock, with Mayle, Messat, and Burns named in the Hanover towne report. The incident involved a hog injury and possible death of one hog. details remain unclear.
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Oneighbor
Oxford
Common Pleas Court
Mayle
Peter Messat
Hanover Towne
We We
Humane Noviety
Durg
Hotorn Messal
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