Protest Sparks Ohio Primary Candidacy Controversy
A dispute over Harold C. Smith’s candidacy for secretary of state draws protest from opponents and telegram exchanges with Republican officials. Smith and his father deny claims of collusion as state politicians seek to expose any plot to confuse Ohio voters. The piece also notes Rotary health week backing and a Kansas judge’s remarks on industrial relations.
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Chronicle-Tele
Smith
Columbus
Y Cantinary
Ohio
Johnson
Columbue
Republica Party
Tes
Bates
H. M. Daugherty
Shi
Mr. Shimansky
Vu. K. Shimansky
Harold C. Smith
Carl Smith
Bureau of Help to Employers Hinted at Rotary Club Meet
At Avlantico City New Jersey on June 25 the Rotary clubs eleventh annual convention discussed a plan for a Bureau of Help to Employers located at the Chicago headquarters. The bureau would aid employees in labor troubles by collecting data on methods to resolve disputes. the proposal, presented by Raymond M. Havens of Kansas City, was favored by the majority though opposed by some.
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W. L. Huggins
Court of Industrial Relations of Kansas
Huggins
Avlantico City
N. J
Chicago
Committee of Business Relations
International Association On Rotary Clubs
Raymond M. Havens
Kansas City
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
A centuries old mix for darkening faded gray hair is now available as Wreth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. Drug stores offer a bottle claimed to darken hair naturally and evenly with regular use, dampening a sponge to apply and waiting for morning reveals richer color and gloss.
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Wreth
Wee
Wryeth
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