Necessity Urges Wide Pay Reductions in Government
President Hoover ordered a twenty percent cut in his salary and a fifteen percent cut for cabinet members. Governor White plans state official salary reductions. A special legislative session will address broader downward revisions as tax revenues dwindle nationwide. Public officials are urged to economize and cut expenses to maximize every tax dollar.
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Hoover
George White
The Family Reunion Reflections on kinship and heritage
A Elyria area account describes six family reunions held at country homes on a Sunday. It notes large tables of food, shared memories, and the joy of togetherness, praising family as the foundation of government and heritage, with elders recalling past sacrifices.
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Youngs
THEY GET THEIR MAN IN SASKATCHEWAN MOUNTIES TAUNT CRIMINALS
A Saskatchewan posse hunts slayers of a Royal Canadian Mounted Police member, reflecting the Mounties reputation for persistence. The piece notes Scotland Yard as a rival and argues the force’s resolve deters crime, asserting the Mounties’ habit of getting their man through steady pursuit and solid evidence.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Scotland Yard
England
Canada
Royal Mounted Police
Zher
Silent Observer and a Patchwork Parade of Jests
A jumble of verse readings and quips from early 20th century humor pages. The item mix includes a short anonymous poem about hope, courtroom quips, editorials on journalism and politics, light advertisements about pianos and clocks, moral reflections, and assorted jokes on Roosevelt, Hoover, and social conduct. The tone mimics a bustling newspaper page of misc. short items and witticisms.
No Anonymous Letters Are Published
The Chronicle-Telegram states letters must be written by authors and will not publish names upon writer request. The paper will not publish anonymous letters but allows responders to address letters without disclosing their own names.
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Voice of the People
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Chronicle-Telegram
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anniversaries and today in history highlights add background
Today's anniversaries list notable births and deaths from 1803 Theron Baldwin to 1860 Chauncey Olcott, with notes on their contributions. Today in history recalls 1588 Armada departure, 1796 Burns death, 1861 Bull Run, and 1925 Scopes verdict. Birthdays include Frances Preston, J Borden Harriman, Tom Masson, Edward Hanna, Henry Knight, Ruth Mitchell, Ernest Hemingway, Hermann Keyserling, plus a note on a person’s future in horticulture or forestry.
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Theron Baldwin
Goshen
Conn
Orange
N. J
Joseph K. Barnes
Lincoln
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Robert §. Woodward
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Chauncey Olcott
Buffalo
N. Y
Monte Carlo
England
Britain
Robert Burns
Bull Run
Dayton
Tenn
John T. Scopes
Frances F. Preston
Grover Cleveland
J. Borden Harriman
New York
Thomas L. Masson
Tom Masson
Essex
Henry G. Knight
West Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Bennington
Kans
Ruth Comfort Mitchell
California
San Francisco
Anniversary Dinner for Mr and Mrs Frank Kerekes
East Amherst notes celebrate the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Kerekes with a dinner for 25. Guests brought a purse of silver as a gift. Brief items mention injuries, visits, and upcoming reunions at Deloro Farms with multiple Cleveland and Elyria connections.
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East Amherst
Frank Kerekes
Deloro Farms
Harry Queen
Harry, Jr
Cleveland
GC. E. Smith
Gulf Road
L. A. Ernst
FE. €. Smith
H. Matthias
William Miller
Leroy Breeler
Donnia Lee
Robert Dute
Corrine
Christopher Delfield
The Big Prizes of Life Relied On Wise Heads
A reflective line notes that life’s greatest rewards go to those with full minds rather than full hands, suggesting intellectual effort and thoughtful pursuits outperform sheer labor in achieving meaningful success.
Philippines reports dog bite epidemic sweeps nation
An epidemic of dog bites swept the Philippines, with Manila seeing many cases reported to the Pasteur clinic. Dr Ana Vasquez-Colet, head bacteriologist, noted an average of 139 bites daily, with most victims being children in Manila and surrounding areas.
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P. I
Philippines
Pasteur Clinic
Bureau of Science
Ana Vasquez-Colet
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