Nicaraguan Objections to U S Supervised Elections Rise
Washington reports objections in Nicaragua to a proposed United States supervised general election. The constitutional dispute centers on US authority to oversee a yearlong process and fears of diminishing Nicaraguan sovereignty amid past involvement by Stimson and Chamorro.
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Washington
United States
Sandino
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Chamorro
sChemorro
Tsicaraguan Senate
Frank R. McCoy
K S A
McCoy
Congress
Dark Path for Nicaraguan Election Amid Sandino Standstill
The article notes constitutional hurdles to elections in Nicaragua, with prospects dim as Sandino opposition stiffens. It describes U.S. military involvement, including Marines, naval squadrons, and redeployments, amid political turmoil and uncertain turnout.
South Ridge Church News and Local Notices
South Ridge notes list Sunday services at 10 am with a morning assembly and evening worship led by Mrs J O Biotchtel and Mr Charles Denn hosting Neale Gata community events. Included are family obituaries, school reports, and recent arrivals with local residents mentioned in scattered notes.
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Solth Ridge
Charles Denn
Wes
Otion
Carl Drom Mero
Ange
Gad
Levis
Howard Castor
Fami
Farl Dern
Teac
Sean
Renoser
Budget Specialist Praises Wives of Salary Earners
Mrs Edith McClure-Pat terson of Daston Ohio, a budget specialist for a cash register company, says wives of salaried men are a credit to their sex and better money managers than most bank presidents. She chairs family finance for the Armenian Federation of Women's clubs.
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Edith McClure-Patterson
Daston
Fatterson
Arenean Federation of Women’s Clubs
Crime and Insanity in the Modern Criminal
The Chronicle Telegram piece discusses crime and insanity as enduring human propensities. It notes criminals adapt to times, changing clothing and methods, from robberies to refined swindling by promote-and-pundit types.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Attorné
Stage coaches of the Scioto era described by Throckmorton
In 1668 travelers rode four horses or on the roof when tickets sold out. Passengers queued for days, climbed a metal ladder to sit atop the coach, and endured heat or cold. Throckmorton recalls the era before Scioto Valley Railroads and the rough eighties stage system. Bake Sale at Hecock Floral Co. by Cora May Walron club.
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Scioto
Trockmorton
Circleville
Scioto Valley
David C Throckmorten
Bake Sale
Hecock Floral Co
Cora May Walron Club
TWO MINUS LAWS OPINION OF BARRISTER CLEVELAND
John Oman, assistant United States district attorney, argues that vast and evolving laws may render the old adage ignorance of the law is no excuse for crime obsolete. He warns modern statutes require new methods of enforcement and notes difficulty in mastering extensive legal text.
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Cleveland
John Oman
United
Osman
Orana
Pater
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United State
Nicaraguan
Spe i
Quilalh
United Stat
Logan Feland Assu
Mason Gwe
Hair
South Ridge
Mrs J
Biochtel
Melvin Sibroener
Werth
Roehl Oil CO
Taampr
Cash Hygienic Ice & Fuel Co
Capitol
Taree
Valentine
Jast Ag
Haserodt’s
Ohio
Elyrias Theatres
Rialto
Reamlan
THE
Jack Mulhall
Dorothy Mackail
Phantom Police
Keighar
Mapetta Miller
Louise Brooks
James Cruze
Geromoune
Thomas Meighan
Sruth
Helen of Troy
H. M. Andress & Son
Rivols
Alias Deacon
Ile
June Marlowe
Ralph Graves
Jean Hersholt
National Shoe Store
Lersch’s
Peery
Dunlop
Dunlop Tires
Opp. N. ¥. C. Depot
A. J. Lehman
Seabold
Lake Ave
Kap United
Kap
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