Ohio ex governor warns of third party if Roosevelt fails
Vic Nonahey former Democratic governor of Ohio says if Governor Roosevelt is elected and does not do the proper thing he will organize and head up a third party in Ohio and the nation. Vic was always regarded as a splendid showman.
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Vic
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Korer
Mianiasippi
Louisi
86E
Alabama
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Jehol
Peking
Japan
China
Manchuria
Hoe
Wisconsin Democrats Help End La Folletteism in GOP Primary
In Wisconsin the LaFollette family held power for decades across parties. Democrats were urged to stay out of the GOP primary and back the regular Republicans, leading to decisive defeat for Philip LaFollette and John J. Blaine and signaling the decline of La Follette influence.
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LaFollette
Bob LaFollette
Robert
United States
Philip
John J. Blaine
Blaine
Phil LaFollette
Worthwhile Salvation Army Feed Aids Harrison School Children
The Salvation Army established a weekly program supplying warm noonday meals to Harrison school children. On the first day over seventy youngsters received a wholesome meal, reflecting the Army’s service to all regardless of race creed or color. The organization seeks further help from those able to donate or assist at its Ludlow Street headquarters nearby.
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Salvation Army
Harrison School
Army
Ludlow Street
Post Office Rates Under Fire in Chicago View
Chicago postmaster Arthur C. Lauder says the 3 cent per ounce first class rate is hurting revenue, with Chicago handling 2.8 million letters daily in July and August and averaging 2.006 million since the rate change. First class brings $60,000 vs $36,000 previously, while third class mail rises slightly as firms mail circulars unsealed. Observers doubt third class matches first class in reader attention, and critics blame political rates. The piece cautions on conjectural national impact and questions rate science.
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Geale
Postoffice
Arthur C. Lauder
Chicago
Business House
Congress
Optimism and fossils dominate Brisbanes daily page
A sprawling column contrasts optimism from Dr. Hy Moore with global news on Britain tariff plans and unemployment in Britain. It covers Mussolini and Pope relations, a Vatican stamp law, Danish royal youth Knud on evolution, and honors for New York City's Dr. Ge rge Ryan. Page notes include Lincolnish musings on Darwinist link questions and a continued continuation on page fourteen.
Hurley and Davison Razzed as Stimson Worries on Japan
Special to The Journal reports Washington scrutiny of War Secretary Hurley and Assistant Secretary Davison after controversial remarks and alleged fraud claims. Generals press for affidavits. Navy and Army officials face civilian-led pressure as The American Legion weighs action on a two billion dollar purchasing power winter plan.
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Hurley
American Legion
Frabes Davison
New York
Aspatinant
War Department
Goldier
Davison
AMGL
Individuinti Kanes
Justice Department
Historic Ohio High Spots and Political Jottings
An old Ohio newspaper piece recalls early straw polls near Harrison and Webster, noting Whig conventions, then shifts to 1930s foreign affairs with Stimson and Japan. It discusses Manchuria, potential moves toward Sehol, and opinions on how Japan might act regarding China and Russia amid wartime tensions. The text blends historical political anecdotes with a wartime intelligence snapshot and local luncheon notes.
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Dianbuseil
Ohio
William
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy L Smith
A garbled sermon fragment urges readers to resist complacency and avoid letting evil grow. It cautions against becoming content with knowledge, warns that complacency breeds faults, and describes how power can make people conservative and self-deceived.
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Roy L. Smith
Little Facts Leonardo da Vinck and the hidden scrolls
A quirky mix of notes on Leonardo da Vinci as painter architect and anatomist. A Methodist camp meeting at Lawrencey Gay marks a 10th consecration. A Tampa child age 9 shows skunk tricks. The piece extols the United States as a rising source of global influence across science philanthropy immigration and culture.
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Leonardo da Vinck
Lawrencey Gay
Planting and labor notes in scattered locales
Within six years the planting of winter legume seed in Jefferson County Alabama rose from 1 900 to 75 000 pounds per year. Notices were mailed to 55 men who had applied for a job on a road project in North Carolina. Only 211 reported for work. In Illinois are two small communities named Henpeck and Harmons within ten miles of each other.
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Ala
John
North
Caroline
Hsinois
Henpeck
Harmons
Izaak Walton
Louis Piker
Hamilton Meta Produgty Company
Pikor
Petoskey
Mioh
Mr. Piker
Ingo Pike
Piker
Hamilton frats pledge freshmen after rushing weekend
Hamilton students fill pledge buttons across several fraternities at Miami University Oxford after a weekend rushing period. Seven men from Hamilton appear among pledges including Franklin Serviss, Robert Shellhorn, Williams Oliiger, Melte Tau Dell, Clarence Melil, Della Chi, and Carl Xuether. High academic honors also noted for Hamilton students in the latest Miami University honor list.
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Mami University
Oxford
Sloane
Hamilton
Miami University
School of Education
Hamilton Events Recalled Twenty Years Ago
A clipped note recalls September twenty-second as a Sunday with showers and social rounds. Obituaries mention J B Hathorn of Hamilton, a longtime citizen, dying at Mercy hospital after a five-week illness at thirty-six. Also listed: Mrs Will Welling hosted a birthday event, Mimiaal Molz noted for stomach trouble at fifty, and John Kablett welcomes a daughter. Various anniversaries and birthdays marked by neighbors and local figures.
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North Seventh Street
Cele
SAEY
Mimiaal Molz
South Third
Syvekx
Anriday
Weather Fair
J. Ro Hyams
Mercy Hospital
John B. Hathorn
Tamilton
Morey Hospital
Noted Statesman Nicholas Murray Butler Profile and Views
Nicholas Murray Butler born April 2 1862 in Elizabeth New Jersey. Columbia graduate later studied in Berlin and Paris. He holds honorary degrees from over twenty universities and rose from professor to president of Columbia. A delegate to eight Republican conventions and Nay chairman of New York GOP. Nobel Peace Prize 1931 with Jane Addams. He writes on liberty religion speech assembly and government limits, criticizing intrusive state overreach. Washington seen as detached from public will and the capital surrounded by forts shaping opinion.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Elizabeth
N. J
Columbia
Berlin
Paris
Risiing
Puller
Jana Addams
New York
Nokaolilane
Washington
United States
Bible Thought For Today Reflects on Death Versus Birth
A brief devotional note cites a verse about the value of a good name over ointment and the day of death over birth. The text also mentions the Swist Confederation’s twenty two fontans and a republican constitutive body electing a president, noted in a historical newspaper fragment.
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Freolesiastes
Daily Lessons in English Word Study Note
The text presents a period piece with guidance on pronunciation and spelling. It includes a daily word entry REQUITE meaning to compensate or repay and notes on mispronunciation and misspelling examples. It emphasizes vocabulary growth through regular practice and mentoring one word per day.
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Charles
Max
Potter
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