Incentive to Grow Tech Powering Social Progress
In response to the National Resources committee report President Roosevelt favors advancing machinery and invention while avoiding heavy limitations. He warns against patent office restrictions that could choke innovation, noting how devices like the automobile and radio expanded employment and lowered costs. The Massillon Independent cautions that constraining invention risks hindering the more abundant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Resources Committee
Roosevelt
Patent Office
Washington
Cyrus Fields
Massillon
Marconi's Wireless Revolution Shapes Modern Life
The obituary praises Guglielmo Marconi as the pioneer of wireless telegraphy whose invention launched radio as a global essential. It notes Hertz's early work, the rapid spread of radio, and its impact on war, peace, and daily civilization, concluding with a tribute to Marconi's lasting historical role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guglielmo Marconi
Marconi
Heinrich Hertz
Anniversaries and today in history notes
A list of birthdays and anniversaries with notable figures. Charles Robinson Mahlon Loomis Stanley Matthews Robert Woodward Sam Bass Thomas L. Masson Henry R. Seager and others are noted. Also today’s history events include Canada’s first railway, Salt Lake City arrival by Brigham Young, Bull Run, Pittsburgh strikes, U S note to Germany, Persia fashion riots, and a Cleveland deposition. Birthdays include Frances Preston Henry Knight Hemingway Edward Hanna Joseph Newton.
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Charles Robinson
Massachusetts
Kansas
Hardwick
Mass
Lawrence
Kans
Mahlon Loomis
Oppenheim
Cincinnati
U. S. Supreme Court
Robert §. Woodward
Carnegie Institution
Rochester
Mich
Washington, D. C
Sam Bass
Lawrence County
Ind
Texas Rangers
Thomas L. Masson
Life
Essex
Conn
Henry R. Seager
Columbia
Lansing
Canada
Champlain and
St. Lawrence R. R
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Zion
Bull Run
Pittsburgh
United States
Germany
Persia
Dr. Townsend
Cleveland
Frances F. Preston
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry G. Knight
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Bennington
Ernest Hemingway
Oak Park
Edward J. Hanna l
Rome
San Francisco
Ro- Leicester
Joseph F. Newton
Philadelphia
Decatur
Tex
Roosevelt foes square off over court bill amid mourning
The Senate fight over Roosevelt court reform intensifies as allies feud with opponents. Senator Robinson's death shapes strategy, aiming to force concessions or a temporary retreat, while leadership tensions rise and party unity frays.
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Rosevelt
Alben
Herbert Hoover
American Congress
White House
Supreme Court
Robinson
Pat Harrison
Senate
Joe
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
New Deal
Barkley
Horoscope Encourages Nature Oriented Paths For Today
Today the native should devote life to horticulture or forestry or related natural scenery. A quiet love of nature marks a gentle, refined mind. Public service or political advancement may come through ability, not favoritism.
Temple Destroyed in Dairen Manchukuo Fire Devastates Ancient Shrine
The Lungtsuan shih temple on Mt Chienshan, among the oldest Buddhist temples in Manchuria, was destroyed by fire. It is reputed to have been built about 1800 years ago, highlighting a significant loss to regional heritage.
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Dairen
Manchukuo
Mt. Chienshan
Manchuria
Prize butter selected in Minnesota for Berlin exhibit
Seven Minnesota residents whose butter products were chosen in a national contest will send their exhibits to the World’s Daily Congress in Berlin. The selection highlights regional dairy excellence and promises international attention for local producers.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
Berlin
Bible Readings And Meditations
A devotional reflection on Philippians chapter one focusing on knowing Christ, faith, and the resurrection. It highlights Paul’s transformation and compares Apostles strengthening for ministry, noting examples like Peter, John, Mary Magdalene, and Saul the persecutor becoming witnesses of faith.
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Philipmane
Christ
Christ Jesus
Lord
God
Brethren
ST. Paul
Simon
Peter
John
Thunder
Charity
Mary
Magdala
Saul
Senate cooling and a doctor’s deathly joke
The piece recalls Doctor Copeland who urged air conditioning in the Senate to fight the heat. Years later he links the cool interior to Senator Robinson’s death and the sharp glint in lawmakers’ eyes. The tale suggests many hypochondriacs fear the hot outside air, while the cool room remains a refuge.
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Senate
Doctor Copeland
New York Medico
Washington
Robinson
Erhart News Notes Highlights Local Visits
Erhart notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Nor bert Stroh and others from Cleveland, including the Stroh and Smith families. Genevieve Erhart stayed with Aunt Mrs Ross Page in Lorain. Wilford Fries called on friends in Elyria, and B C Hammer Schmidt of Medina dined with Mr and Mrs William Strittmatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Norbert Stroh
Joseph Smith
Minnie Stroh
Local Callers Visit. Car Stolen From Meyers Home
Strongsville resident Tash and Melvin Meyer of Chesterland visited the Chase Gross home Sunday. Between midnight and 2 AM Sam Meyers reported his car stolen from his residence. Melvin Meyer returned from Cleveland to visit his parents. Various Medina Berea Shaker Heights and Grafton residents visited family homes in the area Sunday including Purcell Meyers, Bert Meyer, Howard Gross, Ed Offenberg, Frank Ulrich, Joe Humm, and Jackie Elden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tash
Strongsville
Melvin Meyer
Chesterland
Carl Kruggel
Chatham
Chase Gross
Sam Meyers
Cleveland
Purcell Meyer
Medina
Bert Meyer
Joseph Marshall
Joe Humm
Howard Gross
Geo. Gross
Ed Offenberg
Berea
Frank Ulrich
Jimmy Norris
Camp Perry
Cora B. Huntley
John Knox
Jackie Elden
Shaker Heights
Allen Mennel
Belden
Albert Erhart
Dean Regal
Grafton
J. M. Norris
Davidson
Buffalo Bones Mined In Dakota At Profit
Deadwood South Dakota report says Clayton Brumley of Shade Hill found well preserved buffalo bones at a cut bank along the Grand River. He used his tractor to uncover the bones after a growing market for cured bones created demand.
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Deadwood
S. D
Clayton Brumley
Shade Hill
Black Hills
Cut Bank
Grand River
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lerais Gentry Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers, & G& Hudnutt
J. Clard George
State of
Cullen
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Firth Ave
General Motors Oide
Tokyo
French Academy
de Ana
Jack Garner
Becks
New York
Ray Tucker
Seager
Department
Alabama
C. I
Emery
Nam
Bureau of Maritime Inspection and Navigation
Morro Castle
H. L. Seward
Yale
Roper
Messia
Farley
Wagner
Flynn
Vincent Dailey
John Millikan
United Licensed Officers Association
Pas
John L. Lewis
Labor Street
Lewis
Labor Generalissimo
Perkins
Labor
William A. Green
Dlag
Val Safety
Dakota
Anevicus
Aaedans
Studebaker
Colgan Motor Sales
Broad St
Broadway
Elsria, Ohiio Lorain, Ohio
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