Voting rights at Ohio primaries debated in editorial stance
The editorial argues the Ohio primary law requires election judges to issue ballots to qualified voters and rejects demands to restrict ballots by past party voting. It condemns the claim that judges may refuse ballots and urges clear instructions to judges to protect voters rights at primaries.
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Pomerone
Ohio
Allen
United States
Commonwealth
County Board of Elections
Voter Entitlements Tied to Last General Election Ticket
A note on how a voter’s entitlement for the next ballot depends on the ticket chosen at the last general election in 1924. The system links previous voting to current ballot access.
Anniversaries Closed by Time and Birthdays Mentioned
A dated list notes events from 1807 to 1961 including Fulton’s steam voyage, Virginia capital move, Idaho’s territorial governor, and Kitchener’s banishment proclamation. It also marks a death from the prior year and births of prominent figures such as Stanley Weyman, Gustav Krupp, Bille Burke, Charles Crane, and Elen Pendleton.
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Robert Fulton
New York
Albany
Daniell L. Russell
North Carolina
Brunswick County
N.C
West Virginia
Charleston
John ©. Hoyt
Idaho
William P. Davidge
American Dramatic Fund
Cheyenne
Wyo
London
William J. Northen
Georgia
Lord Kitchener
George Gray
Durist
United States
Delaware
Stanley J. Weyman
Shropshire
England
Herr Gustav Krupp von Bohren
Halbach
Krupp
The
Hague
Bille Burke
Washington, D. C
Charles R. Crane
China
Chicago
Elen Witz Pendleton
Wellesley College
Westerly
Centenary Reflections Mark Early Montana Political Rise
The piece notes Sam uel McLean as Montana Territory’s first congressional delegate and Kentucky’s influence on nominating candidates for Congress. It cites Senator Richard P. Ernst seeking renomination as a Republican and details a Chicago Republican Senate conference to plan the campaign. Delegates meet at Olivet College for a church and synagogue conference on race and world affairs. Ohio’s political campaign nears its close ahead of next Tuesday’s primaries with contests for senator, representatives, and governor.
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Samuel McLean
Congress
Montana Territory
Kentucky
United States Senate
Richard P. Ernst
Ernst
U. S. Senate
Chicago
Ohvet College
Mich
National Conference of Church and Synagogue
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Federal Courtif Churches of Christ In America
Ohio
United States
George H Willems Nominated for U S Senate in Missouri
George H Willems, a Republican, was nominated to succeed himself as U S senator at Missouri primaries. Born in California, he has practiced law in St Louis since 1897 and previously took over after the death of Seldon P Spear in office.
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George H. Willems
George H. Williams
U.S
Willan
Missouri
Neartan
Seldon P. Spearer
California
Senetor
BL Lewis
Bootleeger the Lark Faces Recurrent Suspended Sentences
The article condemns repeat use of suspended sentences for Bootleeger the Lark, noting imprisonment followed by time and fines is avoided. It bemoans how plow-following has become nearly as profitable as tailing horse races.
Missouri political figure and judge Williams I obituary
Notable Missouri Republican figure and longtime delegate to state conventions served as circuit judge from 1906 until 1912. He helped write the party platform in 1904 and is survived by wife and two sons Stewart and Howard. Stewart is in business in St. Louis and Howard studies law at Washington University.
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Nent
Missouri
Cfrcuit
Williams I
Stewart
St. Louis
Howard
Washing University
Poem Fragment Reflects on a Fallen Hero
The poem laments a fallen figure, urging he be laid low and allowed to sleep forever. It contrasts others, moonrise and moonset, with the quiet grave in clover or snow, noting he fought his fight and proved his truth by endurance.
The Gine Vents About Social Isolation and Pride
A man proclaims he never takes his wife to friends homes or social events, only to a weekly picture show and Sunday dinner. He admits her companionship during his rise but claims superiority and disdain for others while insisting he is not a grinder. Copy from 1926 syndicate humor piece.
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Gink
Ford libel suit against Henry Ford postponed again
Washington reports Aaron Sapiro's million dollar libel case against Henry Ford, set for September, is postponed at Ford's request. The case centers on Sapiro’s role in early cooperative marketing and the Dearborn Independent articles. Senator James Reed leads Ford's defense, noted for his prosecutorial record in Missouri.
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Washington, DC
Aaron Sagaro
Henry Ford
J. Ford
Saptro
James Reed
Missouri
Senate
Ford
Reed
Detroit
Background on Mr Ford's paper and horse population shifts
The piece argues Mr Sapiro's background supports Ford's statements, notes potential public interest for Reed as a Democratic presidential candidate, and links horse population decline to farm crop surpluses. It discusses 1920 land needs for horse feed, declines to 22 million farm horses and 1.25 million city horses, predicting vast surplus cropland and the rise of iceless refrigeration and steam autos reducing horse use.
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Sapiro
Ford
Reed
Electric delivery wagons to replace horses in cities
The piece notes bakers and the ice man likely to abandon horses for electric delivery wagons or steam autos. Bethlehem Steel bought Stanley steam automobile patents to build city delivery machines. Steam power offers quick on off with a valve, but frequent starts are hard. Farm horses may fall to tractors and trucks as output grows. crop area could expand by ten million acres in five years.
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Populton
Ernst's Kentucky Senate Primary Sparks Surprise In 6-Year Span
Richard P. Ernst, a Republican facing a Senate primary in Kentucky, drew surprise among Blue Grass politicos when first elected to the upper chamber six years ago. He remains a key figure in the current race.
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Richard P. Ernst
United States Senate
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Senator Ernst
Kentucky Mountaineers Back Senator in Local Support
The senator, a Cincinnati lawyer with Covington residence, has strong backing among Kentucky mountaineers. He is well known in their section and has distributed wealth through educational and other efforts. He studied at Center College and trained at the University.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Covington
Center College
Universality
Cincinnati Rivalry Highlight in Election Test
In the current campaign the incumbent faces Alben W. Barkley from Kentucky as his challenger. A medical authority states hearty sneezing signals a robust constitution while those frail in health rarely sneeze.
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Cincinnati
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Day's Music Store Promotes New Victor Records Sale
Day's Music Store advertises limited time sale of genuine new Victor records at 29c with blue label red seal options at 39 49 and 5%. The week brings new titles like Waffles Im just wild about animal crackers Im Lonely Without you Do You Believe in Dreams Down by the Gas House I ate The Boloney Im in Love With You Blue Bonnet and more. The basement piano room offers one Hobart M Cabie Co player piano at wholesale cost. it is a sample with mahogany finish and matching bench. Demonstrations invited.
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Victor
Hobart M. Cabie Co
Modern home laundry and refrigeration bargains at Day's Hardware
Day's Hardware highlights new Easy Washer models and electric dryers, with prices from 5 to 99 dollars. They showcase A B C Laundry Queen and Voss wash ers, Dover Electric Tron, Simplex Troner, and Rainbow Ironer. August specials include Automatic Refrigerators with built in water coolers and multi size options, emphasizing summer health and ice savings.
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Voss
Rainbow
Piano Sale Auction Brings Grand for Half Price
A. B. Stark of Park Avenue moved to Florida this week and took a Gul Bransen Registering piano. We accepted his four year old mahogany grand piano in trade and offer a real low price since we are crowded for room. We will leave the instrument in the Stark home until sold and urge buyers to see it at once.
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Park Avenue
Florida
Stark
Portable Orthophonite Victro la Victrola Offers Fine Tone
The new Orthophonite Victro la Portable delivers great volume and tone for its compact size. Other portables range from $15 to $60, suitable for cottage or camp.
Instructors Secured for Young Musicians Lessons
Any young person wishing to take lessons on banjo saxophone violin clarinet or other instruments should ask us about the instructors secured. The leaders in their field will please you and guide the program.
Hardware and paint for home and barn supplies
Everything you need for building and repair is in our big stock. Delivery available anywhere in the county. Sportsmen planning a fall hunting trip are invited to discuss the mile question. See samples and catalogs.
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Steck
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Tiegessand
Thio Public Service Company
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