Defiance College Board To Pick New President
Defiance Ohio July 2 Up Permanent memorial funds at Defiance College have not been used to cover deficits, per attorney J W Lees who briefed trustees after investigating. Resigned president Dr W Vernon Lytle said funds were used only as trustees set aside. Dean L Ward McReynolds named interim president for the year. A committee to study future presidential qualifications includes Dr F H Peters Dr Wilson P Minton and Attorney Sees.
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Defiance
Defiance College
W. Vernon Lytle
J. W. Lees
Huntington
Ind
Lytle
Albert G. Caris
L. Ward McReynolds
F. H. Peters
Strongsville
Wilson P. Minton
Dayton
Congregational Christian Church
Roosevelt Nominated by Democrats on Fourth Ballot
Franklin D Roosevelt governor of New York is the Democratic nominee for president to oppose Herbert Hoover. He secured 945 votes on the fourth ballot with 766 needed, signaling new leadership and a split with East Coast figures tied to Tammany Hall. The party hopes to unite behind a concise platform and offer a clear contrast to Republicans this fall.
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Central Press
Texas
John Nance Garner
Chicago
New York
William Gibbs JicAdoo
California
Garner
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Herbert Hoover
Farley
McAdoo
Rascob
Smith
Kenney
Curley
Middle West
South
East
Tammany Hall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
The Nation's Birthday and Its Great Achievements
A reflection on the Fourth of July highlighting America's lasting system of self-government religious freedom and a democratic society born in 1776. The piece argues the nation’s greatness lies in its enduring political framework and its rapid, transformative progress rather than geography or wealth, ending with a sharp quip on hate and envy.
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Our Republic
Philadelphia
America
Anniversary notes honor historic figures and births
Anniversaries list figures born in Virginia Massachusetts New York and New Jersey with dates of birth and death including Richard Henry Stoddard Green Clay Smith Charlie Long Seth Thomas Jr and other notables. Today in history highlights milestones such as New Jersey constitution allowing women suffrage and Garfield's assassination. Today’s birthdays note several prominent Americans and international figures.
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Richard Henry Stoddard
Hingham
Mass
New York
Green Clay Smith
Kentucky
Montana Territory
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Charles Charlie Long
Somerset Co
Seth
New Jersey
Garfield
Voice of the People: Taxation and indifference critique
A reader letter criticizes public officials for tax delinquencies and high assessments. The writer claims politicians depend on taxes to fund a political machine, with teachers lobbying in Columbus seen as powerful influence.
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Columbus
The Silent Observer and Courtroom Echoes in Brief
A manager of an information haresau was arrested for running a questionable place. A short war history notes digging in and up. A bankruptcy court case is mocked as Much Ado About Nothing. Ed Marie is a girl after my own heart. A reflection on police claims about a fatal or near fatal incident. The horse has it over.
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Haresau
Marie
Replica Betsy Ross flag found in Broad Street closet
James Kelleman discovered a thirteen star Betsy Ross replica in an upstairs closet at 375 Broad Street. The owner preserved it for years and plans to donate the relic to the local Historical Society for public viewing.
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Blying
Betsy Ross
James Kelleman
Broad Street
Historical Society
A Time for Loyal and Intelligent Citizenship
Rev E C Young at North Ridgeville Congregational church will discuss the impact of the individual on the state and nation. He asks what an individual village can do for the country's spiritual life as citizens are urged to provide royal and intelligent service.
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North Ridgeville
Chicken Theft From Home Coop Reported
Leonard Williams of 186 Beil Avenue reported to Elyria police yesterday that four or five chickens about three months old were stolen from a coop at his home. The thieves cut wire over a window to enter the coop. The report notes the incident alongside a separate remark about Chinese farming achievements in soil fertility and intensive cultivation.
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Elyria
Leonard Williams
Beil Avene
Majestic Slogan Contest and Summer Savings Ad
A local ad promotes a Majestic Slogan Contest with no entry fee, inviting customers to pick up a blank form at the store. It touts Majestic home and apartment refrigerators, radios, and savings from ice and spoiled food, plus a July 10 price hold on radio tubes.
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New York City
U. S
Hubert D. Stephens
Mississippi
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Miss
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University of Missouri
Boonville
Frederick P. Keppel
Carnegie Corporation
Staten Island
N. Y
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University of Illinois
Germany
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Crown Prince Olaf of
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Coprighter
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Cohen
Reform
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Margie
Washington
Delaware
Toledo, CO
Anna Haack
Martin
East Side Hospital
Mona Lee Kiser
Sam Lebowitz
Cleveland
Voice OF
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Gopy
Painesville
Arthur W. Barnard
Cleveland Heights
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Barnard
Sallys
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Day's Music Store
Days Hardware
General Electric
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Rand
Hammond
Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Insurance Department
Chronicle
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