The County System in Ohio’s Changing Demographics
The article debates whether the Ohio county system remains efficient as population grows. It notes President Coolidge warned against excessive centralization and argues for decentralization, with towns like Lorain Elyria Oberlin Pittsfield each facing unique challenges. It concludes that while a return to New England townships is unlikely, some form of closer, decentralized governance is needed.
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Mio
Coolidge
Congress
New England
Newsland
Sheres
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Oberlin
Pittsfield
Avon
Ohio
Football as a Gold Mine for Penns Football Endowments
An op-ed argues Penn football could fund endowments by leveraging the $325000 season revenue and $6500000 capital value of eleven players. It compares Grange's gate at Columbus and questions faculty funding, noting ticket sales could finance professors and economics lectures.
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University of Pennsylvania
Columbus
T&e
Footall Economics
Day by Day Tougher and Tougher Survival Theme
A newspaper item narrates peril and resilience as a young man falls from a steamer into icy New York harbor after dark. He is rescued, treated, and returns home healthy. In another incident a man falls twelve stories from an old building to the basement, survives, sits up, and identifies himself to police.
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Narrows
Peerman
Reas
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Hartupee
M. E. Church
William Laundon
Anniversaries and events across history and today
A collage notes Noah Noble born 1791 and other historical markers. railroad progress in 1831 Charleston and Hamburg line opened. Hopkinson died 1842. French politics 1895. Boxer indemnity 1908. 1919 bishop appointment. 1924 NYC to Democratic nominating convention. Obscure notes on parks, Coburn tablet, Perkin Medal 1925, editor appeals, and county plans.
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Indiana
Berryville
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Joseph Hopkinson
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Vatican
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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Robert Lee Bullard
Texarkana
Foster Dwight Coburn
Montreal Hall
Topeka
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Perkin
R. B. Moore
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Bingham-Sapiro split over cooperative marketing in 1908
Sam Thompson leads Illinois Agricultural Association and opposes business and corn belt leaders in a debate over cooperative marketing. The piece notes Bingham's mixed support, southern alignment with Lowden and tobacco groups, and calls for government authorization to require all producers to share export loss costs to export surpluses. It suggests the split may delay the Dickinson crop surplus export bill.
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Esata
Bool
Sam Thompson
Illinois Agricultural Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
Corn
Judge Bingham
Jardine
Bingham
Bingham-Saviro
Lowden
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Peteet
Georgia colonial assembly meets in Savannah today
One hundred seventy five years ago today the first colonial assembly of Georgia met in Savannah. The Democratic State Committee of New York meets at Albany to elect a chairman to succeed Herbert C. Pell who resigned. The Virginia legislature convenes today with prohibition modification on the session agenda. Governors and other officials participate.
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Colonial Assembly of
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Savanah
Democratic State Committee of
New York
Albany
Herbert C. Pell
Virginia
Criminology Debates and Printing Jests Rise in Era
A reflective fragment notes early modern crime study shifts and humor about salaries, public service, and discipline. The author jests about allocating Roy Haynes’ pay to postage and mocks authorities debating reforms with a local tone.
Rumors Tie Sir Roger Keyes to First Sea Lord Post
London whispers link Sir Roger Keyes to succeeding Marl Beatty as First Sea Lord of the British Admiralty. Keyes, long a leading figure in naval command, has just been named to head the Mediterranean fleet and is a staunch Beatty ally. He has served 41 years in the Royal Navy and married in 1906.
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Roger Kue
London
Roger Keyes
Zeebrugge
Marl D Beatty
British Admiralty
Mba Sinhod Akias
Keyrs
Mediterranean
Beatty
Keyesius
Poems That Live to My Mother
Poet Edgar Allen Poe writes a tribute to his mother figure, praising the sacred bond of maternal love. He reflects on a beloved mother who died early and who, though not his own birth mother, becomes a profound maternal presence guiding his heart and Virginia's spirit.
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Virginia
Edgar Allen Poe
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O. M. Kile
Washington reports on Judge R W Tingham of Louisville splitting the National Council of Cooperative Marketing Associations over surplus crop policy. The rift questions Dickinson bill type plans and signals possible collapse of current farm marketing efforts. President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine seek middle ground while farm leaders debate government aid versus coop only control.
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Washington, D. C
R. W. Ttingham
Louisville
Kentucky
National Council of Cooperative , Marketing Associations
Httle
Binghham
Coolidgs
Jardine
Bingham
Aaron Sapiro
Congress
Frank O. Lowden
Walton
Petect
Wiliam Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana Wheat
Mayfair name origin linked to historic annual fair
Among Londoners the origin of Mayfair's name is noted. The Duke of York, second son of the King, has moved into the fashionable district where the annual Mayfair fair used to be held. The fair ended in 1708 and was revived briefly before its final abolition in 1764.
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Mayfair
Duke of York
Special price for coal at West Side Lumber and Coal Co
Saturday only offer of Black Band Lump Coal priced at seven dollars. West Side Lumber and Coal Co announces the sale with limited quantity and a one day window for customers to save on bulk fuel.
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West Side Lumber and Coal Co
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