Judicial Candidates Debate Partisan Influence in Ohio Courts
The Journal urges nonpartisan judge elections, praising Ohio’s system and stressing merit over party. It opposes Justice Marshall amid discord, endorses Judge Weygandt for chief justice, backs Justices Jones and Mathias for full term, endorses Will Stephenson for unexpired term, and supports Simon Ross for court of appeals. It notes Judge Woodruff’s probate race and promises cost reductions in probate court operations.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Justice Marshall
Bar Associations of
Supreme Court
Marshall
Supreme
Common Pleas
Eastern Hocking Coal Company
Dari Vo Weygandt
Cleveland
Journal
Butler County
Weygandt
Thomas A. Jones
Edward S. Mathias
Court of Appeals
Buller
Clermont
Clinton
Hamilton
Warren
Simon Ros
Cincinnati
Simon Ross
Indorse
Jim
Robert S. Woodruff
Woodruff
Palmer
Surprise for Mt Sinai Washington Not So Happy
Arthur Brisbane notes Washington's gloom over rain and poverty amid a stalled economy. He cites a proposed one cent per minute parking tax to fund relief, debates on aging medicine and a new observatory for Mount Sinai, and remarks on Japan, Russia, and global finance shaping a wary capital mood.
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Mt. Sinai
Washington
Bingham
Connecsticut
Congress
Aharga
Republicans Rally To Fear Labor In 1932 Election Drive
Washington dispatch notes Republicans press labor and business to oppose a change in administration. Hoover aides push tariff fear and labor impact, urging workers to vote against Democrats. Tariff petition from college professors linked to Roosevelt efforts. pattern echoed in prior campaigns.
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Washington
Hoover
Cleveland
Ford
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Smith
LaFollette
Historic Ohio High Spots
A scattered 1792 expedition near Marietta recalls Symands and a black servant ambush attempt by Indians. Symonds saved, Meigs and the boy killed. a violent clash follows before retreat to Fort Harmer. The piece ties this to political comment on party contrasts and a Cleveland speech note about editors.
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Liter Govanor
T. S
Las
Dent
Connecticut
Marietta
Symands
E Negra Boy
Short
Symonds
Meigs
Ins
Symons
Fort Harmer
Moiga
Sentence Sermons From a Fragmented Verse Cloud
A cautionary, aphoristic fragment lampoons living without effort. It ponders errors and courage, inner motives, and the ache of unresolved pride. The garbled lines invoke money, labor, and readiness to face death with or without hope.
Trade Agreement Risks Hit by British-Canadian Pact
The report notes the pact may be worse for U S trade than expected and could shift advantage to American owned Canadian plants. It questions benefits for British and Canadian iron, steel, auto, and chemical industries and suggests limited gains from preferential treatment. The Pennsylvanian says a $1400 White House bill for a Des Moines trip was tied to national committee funds.
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Pennsylvanian Railroad
White House
Des Moines
National Committee
Bible Thought for Today Reflects on Wealth and Evil
A compact reflection cites Ecclesiastes and Marlowe to warn that delay in justice feeds greed and evil. The passage notes that the heart grows set on wrongdoing when wealth and covetousness prevail, urging vigilance against moral decay.
Local Political Drama and City Planning Talks
Fenry B Gravey treasurer of Paleotene discusses campaign funding with state leaders. E M Murray writes of police praise after a Butler County incident. Pritchard Tokn Pritchard visits Middletown and Butler County amid condolences for Mer. Pritchard and potential War Secretary talk. Bartholomew Harland will address city planning and zoning topics at a Cincinnati hotel, noting his long role with the City Planning Commission of St. Louis and work across fifty American cities.
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The
Paleotene
Pura
Colimabas
Thed
Objn
Gravey
Pritchard
Digdletons Journal
William Sullivan
Hamilton Sun
Middletown
Butler County
Mr. Pritchard
Mer. Pritchard
Bartholomew Harland Bartholomew
St. Louis
Warana City Club of Cinsinnsti
Hotel Gibson
Bartholomew
Bt. Tauia
Hamilton
Do You Remember The Mills And Stores On Dayton Streets
Do You Remember the Anderson and Shaffer flour mill at North Monument Avenue and Dayton Street and the Gurr and Brown mill at North Fifth and Dayton Streets. The Silver Moon on Hick Street was planted by Mir Maury Sehertz, with the Fisch ae piteneare company store. Rev William Q Reverse, former pastor of the Norwood Baptist, is mentioned in connection with these historic sites.
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Anderson and Shaffer
North Monument Avenue
Dayton Abreet
Gurr and Brown
North Fifth
Dayton Etreats
Mir Maury
Honored Frank Fontaine Declines Government Service
Frank Fontaine an income tax expert and federal government employee was offered a signor opportunity by superiors to go to Manila in government service but, after careful consideration, declined due to health concerns and inability to make the change.
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Frank Fontaine
Hamilton Events Chronicle of Local Notices
Recount of October notices includes weather, births, injuries, anniversaries, receptions, and community happenings. Reports of Edward Ral’s injuries after a trampling incident, Mary Sahwab’s death, and Herman Petvicott’s family reception. Reflections on birthdays, a church service at St Pauls, and a local billiards champion Cla. Darragh’s win at the Butler County event.
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Eva Catherine Grimm
F. Petvicott
Ainner
Herman
Ecor
St. Paul's
Shareh
Who's Who and Timely Views by Harry Fosdick
Harry Berson Fosdick, Buffalo native and Colgate alumnus, is a Baptist minister and author. He urges shared prosperity and universal access to water and banking, arguing wealth must be distributed to preserve security and opportunity. He notes wage declines from 1923 to 1928 despite rising profits and predicts economic reform depends on collective action.
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Harry Berson Fosdick
Buffalo
N. Y
Colgate University
Mantotnio
N.dy
Union Tiaology
Prater
Riverside Church
New York City
Ustrath
Wilford King
Money and credit key to U S treasury plans for 1933
News Behind The News outlines how Hagy money and tight credit affect spring funding operations. Seven maturities totaling 2.3 billion dollars must be managed by September 1933. Several issues fall in 1934 to 1936 with potential refinancing if the money market stays favorable. The report notes a likely U S conversion loan in fall 1933 and emphasizes the role of cheap, long-term borrowing in sustaining refunds.
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Janes Wmulien
New York
Treasury
Ito Ze
Srehtad
United States
Ealy
Trea Bry
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