Death of Henry T. Rainey Shocks Nation
Elyria Ohio newspaper notes the death of Speaker Henry T Rainey a veteran Democratic leader and long serving congressman since 1902. The obituary highlights his fearless enforcement of House rules his colorful public life and role in New Deal era legislation. Rainey born Carrollton Illinois.
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Henry T. Rainey
House of Representatives
Rainey
App
House
Love Speaker
Carrollton
Congress
Harding
Federal gun regulation begins with licensing of machine guns
A new federal law takes effect September 1 requiring licenses for makers and sellers of machine guns and sawed off shotguns and registration for owners. The measure omits revolvers, a target of the National Federation of Women’s Clubs and others, leaving weapon regulation incomplete yet enforceable for the most dangerous firearms.
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Department of Justice
Congress
National Federation of Women's Clubs
National Guard
Mihoma
Georgia
North Carolina
Iowa
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
England
Wen
Everybody's Problem in Local Government Reform
A discussion argues taxes and government waste rise with fragmentation. Citizens should unite for simplified local government to curb duplication, cut waste, and improve efficiency. Experts suggest unified action to push economy and rationalized services across states.
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Faye
Ohio
Anniversaries in New York and Historical Birthdays Listed
In New York today anniversaries note several figures. Births and deaths span Princeton New Jersey to Carrollton Missouri with dates and ages. Notables include Commodore F Storktoz Fremont and various political and cultural leaders from Ralph Budd to Raymond Poincaré.
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New York
Roters F. Storktoz
Fremont
California
Mexico
Princeton
N. J
Benjamin
Today’s Horoscope for the Practical Executive
A practical executive should balance caution with action. With steady routines and mindful training, success is attainable. Avoid quarrels and resist always opposing others to remain effective.
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Tarin
New York diary entries mix social notes and cinema talk
The diary recounts encounters at breakfast with Verne Porter and a mistaken identity with a girl, memories of Houdini, a Yale remark on language, and dinner with Arthur Somer Roches. It describes garden plans in Gallipolis, letters from Grace and Ed Nolan, a Los Angeles dog tale, broadcasting studio vibes, and a tribute to Heywood Broun. It also notes George Creel’s California gubernatorial bid and a Beekman Place barber shop set in a witty social tapestry of New York.
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New York
Verne Porter
Jetter Houdini
New Orleans
Venice
Yale
Montaigne
Sande Point
Arthur Somer Roches
Alfred Vanebilt
Moon
Gallipolis
Grace
Ed Nolan
George Creel
California
Missouri
Denver
Globe
Blanche Bates
Spain
Baird Leonard
Beekman Place
Fragmented 1934 McNaught feature blends sermons and social notes
A varied 1934 piece mixes biblical study reflections on Nehemiah with historical allusions, then surveys conversational faddishness and socialites. It catalogues identities like Ralph Strassburger, Georges White, Willis Vanderbilt, Helen Morgan, and Roger Wolfe Kahn, ending with a wary dinner mood and a copyright notice.
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A look back at August 20 1900 political contests in Lorain with candidates for mayor and council. Plans announce a Lorain County District Advisory Health Council to be formed August 28 led by Mayor Asiph Jones. A referendum on two platoon fire department changes was discussed amid petitions and council debate on presenting the issue to voters.
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H. J. Rady
C. C. Lord
PL Od. Reefy
FL M. Smith
TL Cl
Parseh
Smith
Thomas Folcer
Tessar Srimfith
JL Jones
Lorain
First Baptist Church
Lorain County
Asiph & Jones
Hughes Ave
Leaunnes
Trug
Tae
Wellam
West Broad
Westend
Nisat
City council authorizes hiring sanitary engineers for sewer and survey
City officials empowered Service Director James Hewite to hire sanitary engineers for a complete sewer and survey ahead of a State Board order. Council also discussed supplying village water to a proposed state hospital, amid fears the site may sit on state property without guaranteed water.
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James Hewite
State Board of Health
Grafzoan Whate Council
Dormitory to House 340 Prisoners at G ton State Farm
Five years ago on August 20 1929 the grounds were broken for a new 359 900 dormitory at the Ton State Farm. It will be the first major construction since the state acquired the 2 047 acre farm in 1921. The dormitory will house 340 prisoners.
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Gton
Red Arrow to Meet in Detroit Reunion of Thirty-Second Division
The Red Arrow insignia of the Thirty-Second Division will march in Detroit on September 1 to 3 for a reunion. All former service members are invited along with Red Arrow Gold Star mothers. Registration on September 1 with committee meetings and unit reunions in the evening. Red Arrow Day marked Sunday with free admission for badge holders. A parade is planned at 11 a.m. Monday featuring wartime veterans, guard members, and modern National Guard units.
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Red Arrow
Detroit
Red Arrow Gold Star
Homor
Rochester Brief Reports Local Visits and Church Change
Mrs Elizabeth Champperlaim returned home Friday from visits in Cleveland and Port Clinton while Mrs Aman Rogers of Port Clinton visited friends for She Works. Abbie Jewett helped Switcers with Mrs Defbert Switzer transfer from Clinie Hospital to a private home. Rev Armin Schroeder of Cleveland accepted a call to St John’s Lutheran Church and Rev W C Birkner will preach farewell Sunday before starting as director of missions for the Missouri Synod.
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Elizabeth Champperlaim
Cleveland
Port Clinton
Aman Rogers
Fred Houghtland
Butter Road
Lafe Simonsen
Eroha
James Murraét
Donald
Kathryn Starioc
New London
Corinne Coe
Pes Martin
Steubenville
Russell Murray
Rachel Mitchell
Carl Braifford
la Mansfielt
George Ward
Louisa Ward
Armin Schroeder
St. John’s Lutheran Church
W. C. Birkner
Central
Missouri
Beer Industry Survey Aims To Gauge Youth Beer Attitudes
The Commerce Department notes a nationwide survey by the United States Brewers Association seeks views of about 30 million people who were underage before Prohibition. It aims to measure beer sale trends, factors restraining growth, and industry actions to expand the market with data from brewers in a second phase.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States Brewers’ Association
Bee
Ihn
Epworth League Conference Draws Shakespearian Play
Tharmas from West Clar el and Maurice Satizer attended the Epworth League Conference at Lakeside Tuesday where a dramatization of eight Shakespearian plays was presented. Mr and Mrs Jesse Minns and their daughter of Van Wert were visitors at the James Williams home Saturday. Mrs Minns is a niece of Robert Swartz living nearby.
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Tharmas
Fiom West Clarel
Maurice
Qrylle Satizer
Lakeside Puesday
Jesse Minns
van Wert
Vielfers
James Williams
Minus
Robert Swartz
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