Pennsylvania voters urged to back Wilson amid campaign funding controversy
The Nat dated July 21 reports on Senator La Follette’s call for Pennsylvanians to protest political corruption by voting for Democratic nominee William B. Wilson for the U.S. Senate. It notes reactions from Senators Borah, Butler, Ernst, Gifford, Hiram Johnson, Reed, and others, many condemning or hedging on Republican candidates amid campaign funding scrutiny.
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Te Ecore
Republican United Genature
Fores
McNary
Cameron
Senator Cameron
Senate
la Follette
Neely
Wilson
Howell
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Wadsworth
New York
Shortridge
California
Edge
New Jersey
United States
Pepper
Bensator Curtis
Republican
Wader Questioned on Pennsylvania GOP Votes
When asked if he would advise Pennsylvania Republicans to vote for a Democrat Wader replied with emphasis That is foolish I question Jim Watson of Indiana said I don I never have yet and I shant begin to now In a clipped exchange the two figures signaled skepticism about cross party guidance during the political scene.
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Wader
Pennsylvania
Jim” Watson
Jindiana
Folka
Baa
Delia
Wilbur
Bea
Bee
Lou
Leslie
Les
Many Names Mark Henrietta Summer Social Ties
In Henrietta on July 17, residents and families hosted visits and gatherings with neighbors including the Becketts, Lattemans, Burrells, Gliesners, and Joneses. A birthday party for Dorothy Becker occurred July 12 with games and refreshments. Barn damage from a fire was reported, and Epworth League activities plus church events filled a busy social week.
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Henrietta
Gust Dellefield
Adam Hola
Vernon Whitney
Laverne
Clarence Burrell
Mary Becker
Fred Berg
Jeannette
Hazel
Mary Latterman
Albert
Latteman
H. Yowe
Nes
William Becker
Peart
Agnes Wilford
Mary Decker
Wilford
Tom Wilford
Lena Glessner
Cleveland
Henry Gliesner
Fred Hausser
Dorothy Becker
McKelley
Marion Austin
Carl Becker
Amy Hecker
Vene Rolfe
Vermilion
Epworth League
Alexander Born
John Born
Arthur Gegenheimer Sud
Thelma Jean
Lena Gegenheimer
Alex Born
Painesville
Wonden
Elyria
Archie
Wenrietta Sewing Club
Edwin
Gerses
Carlllio
George Unger
Wendell Unger
Henrietta Food Club
Dorothy Becher
Albert Latteman
Food Club
William Jaeger
George Jaeger
South Euelid Avenue
Paul Court
Wallace Court
Ashville
Wiliam Coultrin
George Becher
Albert Snyder
J.H. Dunn
Mary Jane Dorothy Krieg
Wueste
Bee Tells War With Love, Delia in the Mix
Chapter unfolds with Bee dissecting love and freedom amid a tense home. Delia returns with a long box of flowers as Lou and Bee debate marriage, ego, and self interest. Bee plots a self focused act while facing Fred's resistance, promising to pursue independence over emotional entanglements.
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Bee
Las
Bea
Lou
Fred
Anne
Consolidated Magazines Corp
Central Preas
Unger Family News From Berlin Heights
Excerpts note Everett staying with his aunt Lena Guelsendorfer for a couple weeks while his parents travel from Chicago. Other visits include Grandma Smith with the Battenhouge family, Mary Rippert visiting Sophie Rippert in Amherst, and Henry Shafa with the Battenhouse family on a recent Wednesday.
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Wendel Unger
Berlin Heights
Everett
Lena Guelsendorfer
Chicago
Grandma Smith
Holdrich
P. H. Battenhouge
Mary Rippert
Amherst
Sophie Rippert
Henry Shafa
P. H. Batten
Huntington Reunions and Family News From Crile and Kin
Huntington July 17. Local notes recount Crile and Bond kinfolk visiting L C Crile and relatives from Spencer Akron Elyria Ravenna and Cleveland attending the Crile reunion at Sullivan. The Wandley reunion near Huntington center drew many relatives from several towns. Fun and travel details among Chapman Handley McAdoo and Finkels and hospital update for Mrs Rogers.
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Huntington
Bert Holdridge
Wrwjn Bone
Akron
L. C. Crile
Crile
Bond
Bessie Brown
Elim
Spencer
Sullivan
Little Rebel
Dorothy Terrel
Elyria
Bowman
Chas
Bugs
Fivelyn
Lilian Lillian Tierney
Florin
Mary Allen
Morris Carver
Canton
Harry Solida
Mr. Solida
Glen Shumaker
William Blake
Floyd Solida
Lloyd Patterson
Dubois
Oregon
Herman Smith
Huntington Center
Cleveland
Ravenna
L. B. Chapman
Paul Chapman
Walter Handley
T. M. McAdoo
Elizabeth
Wellington
Clem Finkel
Pete Finkle
Austand Hoa Tita
Warden Rogers
Memorial Hospital
Faul Chapman Gad
Walter Kandley
Litchfield
J. H. Rugg
Garrison End
Naegele Reunion Draws Presenters From Four States
The Huntington town hall hosted the Naegele family reunion on Sunday July 11 with about 150 attendees from Pontiac Michigan Wood County Erie Pennsylvania and Cleveland. Circle No 2 of the Community Aid society served supper at Mrs Conrad Naegele’s home on Wednesday July 14 with about 60 people attending.
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Cleveland
C. A. Rolce
Noldridge
Bertha Bond
Akron
Clem Pinkle
Clarence Seltzers
Wellington
M. C
Geo. Kath
Carl Mets
Conrad Naegels
Naegels
Huntington Town Hall
Pontiac
Mich
Wood County
Erie
Circle No. 2
Community Aid Society
Conrad Naegele
Berlin Hotels Urge Visa Abolition To Boost American Tourism
Berlin hotelkeepers praise government for abolishing American tourist visas arguing more visitors would come and spend in Germany if no consulate formalities existed. They cite Europe wide visa relaxations and estimate 23,000 booked Americans would spend millions in marks, boosting state hotel tax revenues.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Berlin to Honolulu: shifting roads and sea of travel
Reports from Honolulu and Berlin describe a growing car culture with rising driver licenses, German railways offering 25 percent fare cuts for groups of 20, and a plan to bore a tunnel through Oahu’s Pali to ease mounting road congestion. Also noted are appearances of a large lion near Kaena Point, a Hawaii National Park public camp plan, new lighthouse light for Aloha tower, and a shipment of Hawaiian feather cloaks sought in Russia and Berlin.
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Germany
Honolulu
Koolau
Oahu
Walmanalo
Kallua
Pali
Manoa Valley
Federal Lighthouse Service
Aloha
Diamond Head
Barber's Point
Band Island
Molokai Island
Robert P. Lewis
Russia
Kamehameha I
Hawaii
Berlin
Kamehameha III
William of
Prussia
Apple Sting From Codling Moth Requires Late Summer Spray
Codling moth worm causes the apple sting and the blemish. Midsummer spraying about 19 days after the usual timing is advised to check damage, depending on worm numbers. Spray from bottom up and top down. Regional dates range July 16 to Aug 4 across Ohio counties, with ongoing study by Ohio State University researchers.
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T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Ohio River
South
Oho
Chillicothe
Columbus
North Central
Bucyrus
Cleveland
East
Ohio Agricultural Eexperiment Station
Professor Declares Vitamins Essential for Life
Professor J F Lyman of Ohio State University explains that vitamins are vital components not found in artificial milk. He notes that while synthetic milk matches chemical composition, it lacks vitamins, and humans and animals cannot live without them. He cites recent progress in isolating vitamins and outlines deficiency symptoms and dietary sources.
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J. F. Lyman
Ohio State University
Cattle Tuberculosis Tests Highlight Pittsfield Week
Pittsfield locals report cattle testing for tuberculosis this week. Social visits span Schafer, Kranbuhl, Heidrich, Peard and Waller households. Others include Mrs. J Eglin and family travels to New York, and Gill family reunion with out of town guests. The article notes a dynamometer built on hydraulic pressure for measuring horse pulling power.
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Pittsfield
John Schafer
Mary
Christ Schafer
John Kranbhul
Birmingham
Kranobhul
Schafer
Charles Heidrich
Henrietta
Lillian Waller
Bettie
Russia
M. G. Peard
Mary Sternhagan
Fly- Tha
Henry Heidrich
J. Eglin
James Eglin
New York City
Jean Waite
Charles Cameron
Elyria
Rawson McCotter
Omaha
Neb
C. McCotter
Eppie McCotter
Kipton
Roy Brasee
Milas Nellie McRoberts
Lil- Nan Waller
South Russia Club
H. H. Avery
Grafton Road
I. M. Burge
Etna Burge
D. M. Green
Aurora
F. Green
Toledo
Ray Burge
Jessie Sheffield
Memorial Hospital
Gill
Melissa Gill
Hernice Bohn
Oberlin
Suitable Outdoor Camp Togs Summer Wardrobe Advice
Camp wardrobe tips emphasize practical garments over dresses. Knickers and blouses preferred for comfort, sturdy shoes, a warm sweater and nightclothes, ample undergarments, and a basic emergency kit. Jewelry makeup and watches discouraged. bathing suit and rubber cap needed for swimming activities.
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Mina Anne Bie
Bricker
Ohio State University
Letters To The Editor Must Be Signed
The paper emphasizes that letters of general interest in Voice of the People must be signed. Anonymous communications are refused. The writer’s name must accompany the letter even if not revealing others’ names.
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Voice of the People
Vera Cruz Rotary Club Crippled Children Work Progress
A Vera Cruz Rotary Club letter to E F Allen explains the club's new crippled children project in 1926 27. The president Troncoso discusses starting preliminaries and hopes for good results as local associations aid disabled children. Stomachion game noted as Lon don feature by Archimedes with 14 ebony pieces forming animal shapes.
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Vera Crnge
Daddy
Denver
Colorado
Cmdren
J F. Troncoso
Pres Rotary Club of
London
Archimedes
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