Hoover accepts nomination and shifts on Prohibition
The Chronicle Telegram reports President Hoover's acceptance speech for the Republican nomination. He addresses many issues including tariff, war debts, and law enforcement, but his shift on Prohibition attracts the most attention. He supports state regulation of liquor and opposes the saloon, while pledging to enforce existing laws. Voters will study his statements as they decide on the 1932 election.
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Hoover
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Kids Day Delight As Elyria Fans See Big League Game
Elyria Kiwanis Club sponsored a Kids Day trip for 2,500 youths to Cleveland to attend a major league baseball game. The group cheered loudly for Cleveland, enjoyed the annual outing, and returned to Elyria in high spirits. The event drew praise for organizers and participants alike who shared in the fun and communal support.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Farm Management Pays Central Illinois Farms Gains Net Income
University of Illinois agricultural college reports average yearly net income gains of 1265 dollars for six years across 25 central Illinois farms. Paying practices include tailoring machinery to farm needs and owning equipment, repairing at home in slack periods, and reducing power and labor ex- pense. immediate income increases follow the initial group.
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Central
Illinois
University of Illinois Agricultural College
Seed farming practices for higher profits urged by Rockford paper
The Rockford Register-Republic urges farmers to use high yield seeds, test germination, grow higher profit crops, and form the habit of timeliness. Paying practices include limestone where needed, keeping land in legumes, ensuring drainage, maintaining high producing livestock, and employing scientific crop rotation.
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Rockford Register-Republic
Taxpayers clash over taxes school needs and safety
A Ridgeville letter column defends public services and school programs amid tax cuts. The writer argues residents funded well trained teachers and police, warns against crippling fire and police departments, and urges orderly tax reductions without harming safety. The piece contrasts homeowners and renters, praises public servants, and calls for careful voting rather than rash reductions.
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Alain
Lucy
Mr. Rankin
Rankin
Ridgeville Letter Urges Shared Sacrifices in Hard Times
A Ridgeville, Ohio reader argues that critics who oppose taxes should accept personal sacrifice and support their children's education during the current difficulties. The letter urges bending shoulders to burdens so future generations may benefit from schooling and cultural activities.
Anniversaries of notable figures from 1859 to 1862
Anniversaries list notable figures with birth and death details spanning 1816 to 1929. Charles C. Jewett born in Maine died in Massachusetts. Abbott H. Thayer born in Boston and died in Dublin New Hampshire. Edith M. Thomas born in Medina County Ohio and died in New York. Katherine Lee Bates born in Massachusetts and died in Massachusetts. Julius Rosenwald associated with a major mail order house purchased for 70000 in 1862.
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Charles C. Jewett
Labanon
Maine
Braintree
Mass
Abdbott H. Thayer
Boston
Dublin
N. H
Edith M. Thomas
New York City
Medina Co
Notable births and deaths span history and sport
The item notes philanthropic Chicago merchant and philanthropist, born at Springfield and died in Chicago on January 4, 1932, alongside Christy Mathewson, famed pitcher born in Factoryville, PA and died in Saranac Lake, NY in 1925. It also recalls 1851 coincedence of Singer and Wilson sewing machine patents and 1898 Hawaii annexation. Birthdays include U S Senator Robert Carey of Wyoming and author Mary Roberts Rinehart.
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Chicago
Asyince
Springfield
Christy Mathewson
Factoryville
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Isaac M. Singer
Allen B. Wilson
Hawaiian Islands
United States
U.S
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Noted sculptor Bashka Faeff and notable figures listed in obituary
Bashka Faeff, a Boston sculptor born in Russia, is noted along with Dr Otto Struve the new Yerkes Observatory director born in Russia, and Lt Rear Admiral Richard H Leigh born at Panola county Ming. Walter A Jessup president of the State University of Iowa is listed born in Richmond Indiana.
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Bashka Faeff
Boston
Russia
Otto Struve
Yerkes Observatory
Richard H. Leigh
Panolaco
Ming
Walter A. Jessup
The
State University of Iowa
Richmond
Ind
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Second Street
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. C. Hudnutt
Clare George
Keee
Ee Pen
Dally
Lorain
John W. Cullen Company
Hicago
la Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Voice OF
People
Ridgeville, O
Ridgeville
Ridgevie
Ridgeville High School
Ridgeville School
Sallys
Quality Clothes Shop
Ney
Liberal Educa
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