Supreme Court splits over NRA and AAA in TVA ruling
National observers note Chief Justice Hughes led a narrow majority in favor of government power only when tied to a constitutional project. Brandeis and McReynolds filed dissents as justices wrestled with limits on federal authority while Congress displays fatigue and partisan tension.
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TVA
NRA
AAA
Hughes
Sam
Tyardstick
Grand Coulee
Bonneville
Fort Peck
Roosevelt
Mr. Brandeis
McReynolds
Str Hughes
Mr. Brandais
Mr. McReynolds
Marianne Desires Freedom From a Destructive Love
Marianne Minear confronts love, money, and ambition as she abandons an engagement when her lover Leonard Bailey's loyal devotion becomes the only beacon. After a child nearly poisons itself, she travels to the hospital, faces Jill’s scathing judgment, and rejects Harv Desire, choosing love over wealth though grief shadows her path toward Leonard.
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Marianne Minear
Sveall-Town
Gil
Dickie
Leonard
Jill Jackson
Marianne
Hary Desire
Leonard Bailey
Arianne
Hary
Bailey
Harv
Harry
Bary
Griffly
Likeness cartoon and retired justices in pensions debate
A collage captioned cartoon shows financier pressure on Al Smith with mortgage imagery while another depicts two Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices with money bags marked old age pensions. An accompanying article notes judges’ monthly retirement payments and political defections around the farm bill and 1930s party tactics. Switzerland’s Saint Bernard Pass endures a three-quarters year winter season.
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JPP
Morgan
al Smith
Empire State Building
Mr. Smith
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Senator Guffey
White House
Np State
Guffey
Philadelphia
Switzerland
Saint Bernard Pass
Grange Play The Black Derby Set For February 27
Columbia townspeople await another performance of The Black Derby by the Grange at the Town Hall on February 27 at popular request. Local happenings include several residents ill, visits between families in Berea Olmsted Ashland and Tallmadge, and a minor automobile accident injuring F H Van Arsdale near West View.
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Grange
Columbia Town
Paul Dunford
Wilma Bracy
Ruth Bartter
Junior van Arsdale
Wylie Roth
Rocky River
Florida
Lyman Hitchcock
Harry Crandall
Clarksfield
George Kennedy
Olmsted
A. S. Gibson
Valentine Party at Columbia Ball Room Draws Local Guests
The Columbia Garden Club held its annual Valentine party Monday at the Columbia Ball Room. Eighty five attendees from Columbia Berea Elyria Olmsted and Cleveland enjoyed games in the first part of the evening followed by dancing. Lloyd Smiths orchestra Elvira played and the prize waltz was won by Mr and Mrs Eugene Roth who received heart shaped boxes of chocolates. Refreshments were served with committee members Miss Wilda Hemneman Mrs Nelson Walters Mrs J H Bartter and Mrs George Bremner. Miss Loleta Hales has been working at Community Hospital.
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Columbia Garden Club
Columbia Ball Room
Columbia
Berea
Elyria
Olmsted
Cleveland
Lloyd Smith
Elvira
Eugene Roth
Wilda Hemneman
Nelson Walters
J. H. Bartter
George Bremner
Loleta Hales
Be rea Couple Dines With Fitch Family
Mr and Mrs Louie Fitch of Berea were dinner guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Rouie Fitch Sunday.
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Mrs. Louie Fitch
Berea
Mrs
Rouie Fitch
Hitch-Hiking Fugitive Caught by Riverside Undersheriff
Riverside California. George Waller, sought on three charges, successfully thumbed a ride home when a passing car stopped. Undersheriff Stephen Lynch, driving the vehicle, detained the man and escorted him to the county jail.
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Riverside
Cal
George Waller
Stephen Lynch
Andrew Jackson Vetoes Bills for Public Improvements
Andrew Jackson as President vetoed every public improvement bill presented by Congress until convinced the measures would benefit the entire country, not just a portion. The statement highlights his restraint and national perspective on infrastructure and development.
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Andrew Jackson
Congress
Tomb of the Dead of the Civ lingtos National tains
Reads as a note about a tomb that holds remains of soldiers. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment mentions a national tomb and military burials but lacks verifiable details.
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Peat
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Voetos
Firestone Moendey Evening
BayEir Network
Broad and Cedar Sts
Puritan
Schroll
Visilvac
Visivac
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Day’s Hardware Co
the City Hardware Co
the Farm Implement Co
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Micke
Len
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WoeNark
Supreme Court
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Tokyo
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Kenneth Simpson
Copyright
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Household Finance CO
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Herman Leach
Rollie Fitch
Russell Martin
Margaret Offenberg
William Mayer
A. C. Bartter
H. C. Bartter
Harry Martin
Russell Reisinger
Shirley
Carl Mayer
Roy Churchward
Walter Hales
West View
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