Washburn Seeks Supreme Court Seat for Lorain County
Judge C. G. Washburn of Elyria, a longtime Court of Appeals judge and former Common Pleas jurist, announces candidacy for the Supreme Court. Colleagues praise his clear reasoning, fairness, and proven record. Lorain County Republicans pledge strong support.
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Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Washburn
Court of Common Pleas
Judge Washburn
Lorain County
Adams Recasts New England History in Republic Era
A Toronto Tribune column praises John T. Adams third volume on New England, arguing it strips away sanitizing myth to reveal a harsher, truer history. It lauds his unvarnished facts over worship of heroes, urging readers to accept unpleasant truth even if idols are shattered while noting mixed reception in New England.
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New England
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Palfrey
Cotton Mather
Gov. Stoughton
Adams
James T. Adams
Thoee
Macaulay
United States
Mr. Adams
Anniversaries and Birthdays From Historical Notes
Yesterday and today mark notable anniversaries and birthdays. Rev Herbert H Bishop first Mi ami president born in Scotland in 1777. Emmet D Hoyle Nevada governor born 1878. George Bernard Shaw born 1856. John R Voorhis 1820s. Rt Rev James Wise 1876. James K Vardaman 1860. One year ago Bryan died in Dayton Tennessee. Today Ella A Poole born Van Wert Ohio. other figures linked to Scotland Dublin and Mississippi.
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Miami University
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Oregon
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Liege
Belgium
Emmet D. Bhoyle
Nevada
Virginia City
Reno
Washington
United States
Warsaw
Ivangorod
Portsmouth
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William J. Bryan
Richard Rogers
Dayton
Tenn
Ella A. Poole
National
van Wert
George Bernard Shaw
Dublin
Ireland
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The
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New York City
Anniversary city events and trials open today
Today marks the 75th birthday of dramatist G Bernard Shaw and the first anniversary of William Jennings Bryan's death. Regina hosts a 21st anniversary celebration for Saskatchewan with exhibitions as Osage murder case trials set to begin in Guthrie Oklahoma. Senate campaign funds inquiry starts in Chicago, discussions on state rights and efficiency at Cheyenne conference, and conventions opening in Boston Akron San Antonio Milwaukee Marshall and Everett with various organizations listed.
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G. Bernard Shaw
William Jennings Bryan
Cheyenne
Wyo
How Things Look To The Farmer By O M Kile
Washington DC July 26 farmers debate bushel costs based on figures said to be from E E Kennedy of Pontiac Illinois. Kennedy cites Iowa costs at 1 42 for corn 2 49 for wheat and 79 cents for oats. Government figures for the west north central states show 59 cents for corn 1 23 for wheat and 46 cents for oats.
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Ilinois Farmers Union
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Pontiac
Illinois
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa
West North Central Group of States
Mr Kennedy
Machinery Drives Farm Cost Cuts Says Blasingame
Professor Blasingame of Pennsylvania State College argues major farm cost reductions come from labor and power. Using Lancaster County data, he states 56 percent of oats costs go to labor and power, 44 percent to other items including depreciation and interest. He cites corn where labor and power reach 65 percent, urging more efficient machinery to reduce per bushel costs and boost yields, noting corn pickers and wheat combines already spread widely.
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Pennsylvania State College
Lancaster County
Iromo
Ava
Blasingame
Costa
L. Ruppin
Akron
Pennsylvania
Parrisburg
Kansas
Mississippi River
California
Afmmer
International Actors Union Formed in Berlin Congress
Berlin July 26 The International Union of Actors was founded after days of debate at the International Actors Congress. The union includes members from all countries except Soviet Russia which pushed for a closed war character and barred stage managers from the League. An executive committee was elected for two years to call another congress and raise funds, with about ten cents per member expected, totaling roughly 3000 dollars.
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International Union of Actors
International Actors' Congress
Russia
Austria
Holland
Tchechoslovakian Republic
League
Germans praise personality in dance and boxing champion heads to America
Franz Terpis of the Berlin State Opera Choreographic School insists that personality matters more than looks in dancers. He notes hopeful mothers bringing four year olds, with critical age at fourteen, as youths improvise dances. Franz Diener, Germany's light heavyweight champion, plans a trip to the United States with his trainer for boxing prospects. He, along with scores of Germans, seeks American visas and travel to Europe for tourism rises, with Baden-Baden Bad Nauheim and Wiesbaden cited as popular resorts.
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Berlin State Opera Choreographic School
Berlin
Germany
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States
Franz Diener
Gail
America
Turk Sabri Mahir
Diener
Paul
Samson Koerner
United States
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Hostom
Baden-Baden
Bad Naubem
Wiesbaden
Mischievous wall artist boasts secret thrill
A man admits to scribbling on walls and drawing moustaches on public signboards at night. He conceals his vandalism with a morbid delight while recognizing it as a detestable habit and costly to property owners.
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