Boake Carter on Government, Corporations and Panama Rail Road
The piece cites Boake Carter denouncing large closely held firms avoiding taxes and cites President Roosevelt on corporate reserves. It contrasts Panama Railroad Company as government owned since 1904 with private monopoly concerns, arguing the probe should start there. The argument labels private firms as predatory while skirting failed critique of government operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Arthurdale, W. Va
Speeth
Panama Railroad Company
Panama
Secretary of War
Con
Elyrian Demonstrates Organic Matter Use In Poor Soil
A garden demonstration at 427 Ninth Street by H. Paulkner showcases introducing large amounts of organic matter into very poor soil. Attendees include Lorain County ex-agent Horton Alger, Ohio agronomist R. H. Morrish, and other regional experts. Faulkner explains capillarity and the benefits of maintaining soil surface compactness, arguing that deep plowing disrupts natural water movement and soil structure, hindering crop moisture access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
H. Paulknere
Ninth Street
Horton Alger
Lorain County
R. H. Morrish
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Dayton
United States Soil Conservation Service
D. W. Gatehouse
Wooster
Sail Conservation Service Office
C. A. Bardei
Oberlin
E. D. Adams
Elyria
Ray T. Kelsey
The
Ohio Farmer
Cleveland
A. H. Bennett
Falkner
Faulkner
Panama Rail monopoly and politics of competition
The piece argues the Panama Railroad Company maintains a government backed monopoly from New York to the Isthmus, resisting private competition. It contrasts enforcement of anti monopoly laws with the railroad’s immunity and notes looming investigations into Hollywood and milk markets as political theater. It references Kennedy and Mahoney and criticizes reform efforts as political smoke screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
New York
Panama
Government Corporation
Colombia Steamship Company
Government
Federel Trade Commission
Maritime Commission
Joe Kennedy
Kennedy
Sky
Isthmus of
Department of Justice For
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
America
Copyrigh Ledger Syndicate
Bellefaire to mark 70th birthday and 50th anniversary
The Cleveland Jewish Orphan Home Bellefaire hosts a three day July celebration for the fiftieth anniversary of the Aluroni association and the seventieth birthday of the institution. Alumni from across the country, trustees and directors will attend, with events including plays, operetta, dances, and a lawn fete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefaire
Cleveland Jewish Orphan Home
Aluroni Association
Bnai B'rith
Middlewest
B'nai B'rith
Michael Sharlitt
Fred Lazarus, Jr
Alumni Association
Alumni Hall
Bellelaire Chapel
Bellelaire
Hotel Hollenden
Fenway Hall
Federation Urges Judge Allen Appointment for Supreme Court
Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs urges President Roosevelt to appoint Florence Allen as the qualifying woman jurist to fill Justice Cardozo's vacancy. The group promotes Ohio's top female jurist and names new officers including Mrs. Frank Ayers as president and Mrs. Nora Halter backing state parks.
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Lakeside
Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Justice Cardoza
Federation
Florence Allen
Ohio
Frank Ayers
Lorain
Frank J. Prout
Sandusky
C. W. McDaniel
Fostoria Women’s Club
Regional Jamboree Draws 2500 Boy Scouts to Marietta
About 2,500 scouts from regions including Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky gathered in Marietta for the first regional jamboree and circus in the United States. They planned a Parade of the States with a 150 piece band led by Jean C. Heisland, to be reviewed by Gov. Martin L. Davey, Gov. H. A. Holt and former Gov George White. A tri-state camp fire was set for the evening with a scout circus Saturday at Marietta Stadium and a Muskingum river water carnival Saturday night. Dr. James E. West and Loren W. Barclay spoke at a luncheon hosted by Marietta service clubs.
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Marietta
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
United States
H. A. Holt
George White
Northwest Territory Federal Celebration Commission
Marietta Stadium
Muskingum River
James E. West
New York
Boy Scouts of America
Loren W. Barclay
Marietta Service Clubs
Collision on Broad street involves local drivers
A minor collision occurred on Broad street about 6 15 this morning involving an automobile driven by Andrew Fritch of Amherst and a truck driven by R A Dalton of the CCC Camp according to police. The Alumni Association will hold its annual supper and meeting at Alumni Hall, highlighted by the Fifty Book souvenir program featuring hundreds of unpublished photographs from the Home’s early years to the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Cleveland
Joseph Weinberg
Edward S. Klein
Ohio
Grand Lodge of B'nai B'rith
Andrew Fritch
R. D.no. 2
Amherst
R. A. Dalton
CCC
Broad Street
Alumni Association
Alumni Hall
Amherst Man Is Brought To Jail From Hospital
Abraham George, 42, of Amherst, charged with shooting to kill his mother in law Mrs Bertha Abraham, was moved from Amherst Hospital to the county jail last evening. He had head lacerations from a beating by the woman's two oldest sons after a shotgun blast in her back on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham George
Amherst
Bertha Abraham
George
Lewis Seeks Peace In Auto Union Row
Washington July 15 John L Lewis sought a formal invitation from the CIO to help ease a factional fight in the United Automobile Workers of America. After four hours with 137 union presidents from Detroit Cleveland Toledo Saginaw and Bay City he said members would favor any CIO suggested course and opposed Homer Martins purge of opponents. The delegation asked reinstatement of Wells Frankensteen Mortimer and Hall and the expulsion of Addes. Lewis urged immediate peace to be restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Automobile Workers of America
Michigan
Ohio
Lewis
CIG
Homer Martin
Detroit
Cleveland
Toledo
Saginaw
Mich
Bay City
Walter N. Wells
Richard T. Frankensteen
Wyndham Mortimer
Ed Hall
George F. Addes
Auto Union
Bicycle Stolen From Cascade Park In Norman
Norman resident Norman Heritage reports his Fleetwood red bicycle stolen yesterday from Cascade Park. The bike is described as Fleetwood make, painted red, valued at 525.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Picnic for Shawnee and New Straitsville Residents
Former and present residents of Shawnee and New Straitsville will gather for a basket picnic on July dist at Geauga Lake Park Route 43, fifteen miles southeast of Cleveland. J R Lambert 6514 Gerald Ave Parma is secretary.
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Shaw+nee
New Straitsville
Geauga Lake Park
Route 43
Cleveland
J. R. Lambert
Gerald Ave
Parma
Pig stars as climber sparks string of sales
In Bryantville Mass Ralph Milliken sold a high climbing pig that escaped bounds. The pig moved through yards climbing almost anything but a maple tree. It was sold to a Hanson resident awaiting a circus while Australia reports a 1937-38 wheat crop estimate of 181 million bushels.
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Bryantville
Mass
Ralph Milliken
Parker
Hanson
Australia
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SUU
Sport Oxfords
Oxfords
Saum Shoe Co
Grant's - Penney's
ALL Purpose
Pliofilm
Fanel i
Hudson
S.W. Paris Green
Broad St
Mark
W. F. Hall
Cain Optrat
Read's Jewelry
Allen
Amherst Man
Elyria, Ohio
Shawnee
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