Why We Should Preserve the Primary Law in Ohio
A discussion of preserving Ohio's Primary Law argues against replacing it with delegate conventions. It asserts that primaries curb machine influence, empower voters, and keep candidates accountable. The piece warns that delegate systems concentrate power with county bosses, reducing public oversight and personal responsibility.
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Ohio
Mary
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Lucas Summit
Mahoning
Montgomery
Peoples veto should stay with the people not few men
A speech argues against removing veto power from voters by transferring it to a small group of politicians. It notes Ohio primaries selecting governors and warns women’s rights advocates against ceding political power. It advocates a shorter ballot and stronger press-informed citizen action.
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DOA
Deste
Tan
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Penple; Iwe Are Gone To Ask the People To Pourrender Their Power and Tury i i
Ileve
Film figure Nolan abandons Ireland Britain trip
Due to unsettled weather in Ireland and England Marshall Nolan a noted film divertor has abandoned his plane plan to shear the pictures in the British Tales Instead He will remain in Los Angeles to direct Betty Brongon the Deter Pan Girl in an original story written by Kine
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Ireland
England
Marshall Nolan
Divertor
Los Angeles
Betty Brongon
Kine
Yesterday's anniversaries and birthdays list
Yesterday and a year ago today featured notable events and birthdays. Notable items include Edward K. Collins born in Truro Massachusetts and died in New York in 1878, and 1882 Confederate attacks on Baton Rouge. Today's births include Blanche Bates and Richard Washburn Child among others.
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Edward K. Collins
United States
England
Truro
Mass
New York
Breckinridge
Baton Rouge
Intelligencer
Seattle
Marian Langiewicz
Posen
Constantinople
Church of England
Working Men's Society
William T. Harris
U. S
Germany
Queen Victoria
William II
Blanche Bates
Portland
Oregon
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Worcester
Clare A. Briggs
Reedsburg
Wis
BEBC
William S. Culbertson
Roumania
Greensburg
Theodore
Tiger) Flowers
Camilla
Dowager Empress Frederick Dies as World Conference Opens
Twenty five years after her death the Dowager Empress Frederick of Germany mother of Emperor William I is noted. The International Law Association conference opens today in Vienna with major world representation. In Oregon, the American Legion Department holds its annual convention in Marshfield for three days.
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AEO
Frederick
Germany
Wiliam I
International Law Association
Vienna
American Legion
Department of Oregon
Marshfield
Roundup at Bozeman Opens Frontier Carnival in Northwest
Beginning today Bozeman Montana hosts its annual Roundup carnival famed as a premier frontier sports event in the Northwest, extending through Saturday. Senator Thomas Bayard of Delaware will headline the second day sessions of the Virginia State Bar Association annual meeting in Hot Springs, Virginia. In Tennessee primaries today Representatives in Congress and all state offices candidates are nominated with Governor Austin Peay seeking renomination and facing intra party challenger Hill McAlister.
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United States
Democratic Party
Republcan
Maofina
Cearly
Ohio
Pers
Bozeman
Mont
Northwest
Thomas Bayard
Delaware
Virginia State Bar Association
Hot Springs
Congress
Tennessee
Austin Peay
Hill McAlister
Who's Who In The Day's News Dr Alfred Zimmerman
Dr Alfred E Zimmerman who arrived in the United States to lecture at Williams College will be remembered for his role as a powerful political financier. As Austria’s budget fixer he dismissed 50 000 chairwarmers, secured $121 500 000 from the League of Nations, and helped stabilize Vienna, earning a reputation as a top world financial administrator.
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Alfred Zimmerman
Alfred E. Zimmerman
U. S
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Mass
Rotterdam
Imfred Zimmer
Austria
Wether
League of Nations
League of Natons
Vienna
Europe
Poetic snippet hints at beauty and roses on turf
A fragment speaks of beauty snatched away and roses rising on the turf where a grave would not press. imagery contrasts mortality with living growth, implying commemorative or seasonal symbolism in a commemorative or pastoral setting.
I’m the Gine and keeper of the wild women list
A male narrator boasts of a so called "cluck" book listing names and addresses of women he has dated or met. He admits marking others as wild to injure reputations and expresses pride in his blackened hobby. The piece reads as a sensational voice from a 1926 publication describing reputational harm.
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Republic Syndicate, Inc
Fragmented verse excerpt on death and mourning
A fragmentary poem reflects on early leaves, cypress waves, and a blue stream as symbols of sorrow. It questions whether grief alters death or spares the living, noting wan looks and wet eyes as mourners contemplate loss.
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Deap
Krug proposes league wide umpire judging panel
Marty Krug, manager of the Los Angeles club in the Pacific Coast League, calls for a new judging system where the league president would seek opinions from eight league managers and twelve players regarded for calm judgment on umpire ability, asserting that you can’t judge an umpire from the grandstand.
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Marty Krug
Los Angeles Club
Krug
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