Fess Urges Free Business Rise In Stirring Speech
Senator Simeon D. Fess told a McConnellsville audience that the cure for national ills is to let business recover on its own by removing government interference. He warned voters to judge his candidacy and criticized Roosevelt era policies while denouncing the money question as a “rubber dollar” and questioning federal expenditures. Local attendees included Judge Walter Wanamaker and GOP figures from Cleveland and Akron.
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Mcconnellsville
Simeon D. Fess
Ghio
Whoseéhe
Washington
Ohio
Becusé
Peare
Fess
Walter Wanamaker
Ahyon
Jacop Cover Sr
Daniel Morgan
Cleveland
Nelson Sparks
Akron
GOP
Addreses Fess
Hoover
Pely Frankfurter
Harvard
Teader
Orain Trust
Rogers
Warren
Roosevelt Anniversary Remarks Stir Policy Debate
The text quotes critics attacking President Roosevelt on spending and debt. They argue the rise from 16 to 27 billion dollars and forecast 32 billion by 1935, accusing the administration of profligate policy. They call for recovery and reform focused on business, economy, and limited government.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Fess
Senate
Donahey Attacks West IO Tool of Machine in Ohio Race
Former Governor A Vic Donahey labels Charles West a tool of the state machine in a sharp endorsement of the New Deal. In Cincinnati he argues President Roosevelt did not want West, calling the opposition a smokescreen while reaffirming his 100 percent support for the President and New Deal principles.
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Cincinnati
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Roosevelt
Donaher
Twili
Columbus
Mrs Roosevelt at Lake Tahoe in family role during divorce
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt travels to Lake Tahoe to be with her daughter Anna Roosevelt Dall who seeks a divorce from Curtis Dall of Chicago. The scene centers on a maternal stay with headquarters at Miss Francis Hickock's cottage while plans unfold for a reunion in Portland, Oregon.
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Lake Tahoe
Calif
Franklin D Roosevelt
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Curtis Dall
Chicago
Old Caravan Route Becomes Modern Highway
Ankara reports a plan to turn a historic caravan route into a year round highway linking Anatolia with Persia. President Atatürk and the Shah of Persia endorse revived transit trade, with a motor truck friendly road replacing the old path. Eastern Anatolia–Persia rail link plans are dropped due to high mountain construction costs.
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Ankara
Turkey
Persia
Mustapha Kemal
Anatolia
North
Prince of Wales Loses to Irish Earl in Sunningdale Match
The Earl of Carrick defeated the Earl of Carrick by one hole in the fifth round of the Parliamentary golf handicap at Sunningdale. The Prince of Wales, playing incognito as the Prince, lost at the 19th to the eighth Earl of Carrick, Lord Butler in the Lords.
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Prince OF Wales
London
Earl of Carrick
Sunningdale
House of Lords
Butler
Wales
Eugene Field's boyhood home under threat saved as shrine
In St Louis the boyhood home of Eugene Field faces demolition but may be preserved as a shrine after a letter from Jesse P Henry and Carl P Daniel offering to underwrite the cost. Nearby old houses are being torn down. In Napoleon Ontario July 13 the 11 year old son of Aaron Genter died after a colt kicked him in the head at his Ridgeville Corners home.
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Eugene Field
Shrine
ST. Louis, Mo
Jesse P. Henry
Carl P. Daniel
Board of Education
Napoleon
Aaron Genter
Ridgeville Corners
Matilda the alley cat travels 38 miles to find kitten
Matilda a common alley cat from Butte Montana walked 38 miles in 14 days to reunite with her kitten separated earlier. She had given birth to a litter, most of which were adopted, and finally she and her last kitten were placed with a divide-area rancher who drove them to a new home. Two weeks afterward she returned to the car barns footsore and mewing for her other kittens.
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John
Butte
Mont—Matilda
Matilda
Divide
Mother Quail Reared at Babel IV Hothouse
Elmer Carr of Pinehurst gardens hatched four mother quail in his hot house. The birds built a nest inside and were allowed to come and go through an opened window. Carr plans to release the young quail once they can fend for themselves.
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Canta Cruz
Cal
Elmer Carr
Pine Hurst Gardens
Gunl
Carr
Quail
Nature abhors a vacuum neighbors conversation remark
The line reflects an old philosopher’s idea that nature dislikes emptiness while noting the neighbor’s ongoing chat. It captures a witty aside on quiet and disturbance without naming people or places.
Steam and boiler blast injures Ohio Valley Dairy worker
At New Concord Ohio on July 13 C Warren an employee of the Ohio Valley Dairy Co was badly burned when steam and hot water from a boiler explosion poured over him. He was recovering today from the injuries.
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New Concord, O
C. Warren
Ohio Valley Dairy Co
Where You Fish The Answer In Springville Utah
Dee Adams sixteen learns the law of fishing spots in Springville Utah. He fishes twenty feet from state hatchery ponds and captures fish with wardens saying an arrest would follow if he cast twenty feet farther.
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Springville
Utah
Dee Adams
Political candidate halts jury trial in Texas primary
In Austin and Longview Texas amid the State Democratic primary a district judge paused a jury trial at the urging of W E Jones candidate for State Land Commissioner who passed campaign cards to churchgoers. The report notes unusual candidate activity including inducement of jurors and distribution of campaign cards as voters depart services amid the race. Greece’s goat population is about five million, roughly one hundred goats per square mile.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
W. E. Jones
Longview
Jones
Algo
Greece
West flays Fletcher in Youngstown political clash
Congressman Charles West of Granville challenged critics of New Deal policy in Youngstown after Governor White spoke in Zanesville. He cited Henry Fletcher's claim of official tyranny and state capitalism, arguing the Republican view undermines representative government.
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Youngstown
Charles West
Granville
Ohio
George White
Vic Donahey
U. S
White
Zanesville
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
West
Fletcher
Congress of the
United States
Republican Party
Fragmented overheated imagin text sparks eccentric politics
The fragmentary text mentions a heated imagination and a Republican leader, plus a device described as an electric pencil powered by a flashlight battery or transformer for writing on film or negatives. It includes a line about remembrance giving the dead a second life.
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W. H. Bruce Custom Tailor
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People’s Store
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