Death of Judge David J. Nye Revered Elyria Leader
The passing of David J. Nye on Sunday removes a foremost Elyria citizen. Nye served as prosecuting attorney and two terms as Common Pleas judge, helped found the State Constitutional convention, led the State Bar Association as president, and chaired Elyria’s Chamber of Commerce. An Oberlin alumnus and 33rd degree Mason, he remained actively interested in law and civic affairs into old age.
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David J. Nye
Elyria
Common Pleas
State Bar Association
Nye
Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin College
Noe Bolk
Besi
DeMolay
NX Ye
A Few Reasons For Voting For Hoover
A lengthy endorsement of Herbert Hoover cites Irving Fisher as a Yale professor and public figure. It outlines Hoover as an engineer and administrator, humanitarian relief leader, Quaker advocate for world peace, and a practical economist capable of stabilizing inflation and expanding prosperity for farmers and the broader economy.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Germany
Austria
Poland
Russia
Ar. Hoover
Department of
White House
Smith
New York
Attendee debates Hoover Smith and party links in voters note
In a handwritten fragment the voter weighs Hoover Smith and Bryan, criticizing Smith’s Tammany links and Bryan’s Free Silver ties. The writer prefers Hoover and Wilson’s adviser over the Tammany wing, doubts tariff shifts, and calls for solving national issues if Hoover is elected.
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Smith
Bevan
Bryan
Tammany Hall
Hoover
Democratic Party
Walsh
Montana
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Tammany
Wilson
Hin
Harding
National
Hoover Group
White House
Republican Parti
Fisher
Who's who in the day in ne neglect of nation defense
A fragmentary discussion attributed to Sir James Irvine references national defense and Amery, criticizing imperial policy and wartime development. The text cites Sir James Colquhour Irvine and notes dangers of reliance on gas and defense systems. Sands of global policy are noted, with a remark on a Panama hat price in South America.
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Sir James Irvine
P. Bi
Andrews University
Glasgow
Scotland
Tair James Ivs Glaston
Develis Tae
James J. Colquhour
Sirvine
Sistes
Netien
Amery
Ameria
Teacher and mother win Oxford course Tulsa
Mrs Em Robinson Bowers a Tulsa teacher and mother chosen among 350 women worldwide to take a six week Oxford University course. She balances teaching and writing a nature study primer while managing two sons and household duties. The program aims to promote better international relations and advocate university training for women.
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Oxford
Tulsa
Oxla
Time International Federation of Uniersity
Oxford Univers
Em Robinson Bowers
Trisa P Mar
Bowers
Farbion
Ravon
Risso Puts IF By Cleveland 0
Cleveland heavyweight Johann Risko plans a $140,000 trust fund to secure a steady income after boxing, guaranteeing about £5 yearly. He has spent five years near the money class, lifting himself from market dough to earn a living in the squared circle.
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Risko
Cleveland
Johann Ris
Funeral for Chang Tso Lin to be held in Mukden
Final funeral services for the late Manchurian dictator Chang Tso Lin will be held in Mukden on August 2 before burial at Kaoshantze, his native village. Elaborate services occurred June 23 and mourning has continued since. Chang died in a mysterious June 4 explosion that wrecked his railway train.
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Crang
Tokyo
Chang Tso-lin
Mukden
Kaoshantze
Chang
Ford at 65 Sees Best Year Amid New Auto Work
DETROIT July 3. Henry Ford, aged 65, says this has been his most interesting year. He built a new auto model, connected more with his son Edsel, and spent time on experiments and diet changes. He weighs about 141 pounds on the machine scale, with health described as good. He enjoys long motor trips and has discovered a dynamo room to be moved to the Ford museum in Dearborn.
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Irving Fisher
New Haven
Fisher
America
Yale
Ale Review
Roosevelt
National Conservation Commission
Citizen’s
American Association On Labor
Hoover
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Edsel
Ferd
Rim
Andy
New Automot
Inc
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Sear
Newark
N. J
Ford Museum
Dearborn
Buying of Machinery Too? Is Shows Decrease
New York reports show orders closed in the market for machine tools on a reduced scale for the past week though business remains at a higher rate than a year ago. Feeding machine tool centers stay active on old business and some production is increasing. National data indicate June business will be well above average in the first half of the month. Electrical and aeronautical plants report fair activity in New York district. Detroit and other auto centers show less demand for new equipment. Single tool orders predominate in Cincinnati and Milwaukee with trade in those centers normal for the season.
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New York
New England
Detroit
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Cuba imposes luxury tax and surtax on valuables
XEW reports Cuba has set a 20 dollar luxury tax on each passenger car and five cents per cigarette pack to fund tuberculosis hospitals and public institutions. A new ten percent surtax on customs duties applies to jewelry stones wines tapestries carpets and other luxury goods.
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XEW
Washington
Cuba
Department of Commerce
Cable
Ohio 4-H at Columbus State Fair marks tenth anniversary
The upcoming Ohio State Fair runs August 27 to September 3, celebrating ten years of 4-H club participation. The exhibit features a dairy production contest, a new director’s trophy, and prize money for leading cows and health and youth participation across counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles V. Truax
Eath County Mariner Ar
Chicago
Realthie
Mnsear
Westawford Cou
Maof Pickawar Court
Landscape challenge at Glacie Park to reshape highway access
Engineers tackle landscape problem at Mozrr local area near Meany Glacier hotel in the Rockies. Superintendent Ea ster park announces Tuccio Vitale as landscapes on for the fime arcs commission, with focus on scenic highway approach and park planning this year.
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National Park Service
Bureau of Public Fosde Engineers
United States
Meany Glacier Hotel
Rockies
Easter Park
Tuccio Vitale
Fime Arcs Commission
Newspapers Are Best Ad Medium Say Rankin
Willam H. Rankin, a nationally known advertising man, told the International Advertising Association that newspapers remain the best advertising medium. He said their place is more secure today than in 23 years and cited newspapers’ success over the past five years in adapting to new forms of advertising.
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Detroit
Willam H. Rankin
International Advertising Association
Rackin
Macy official says price appeal limited without style
The president of R. H. Macy & Co. noted merchants now see price appeal as limited. He urged advertisements must be supplemented by style appeal, arguing price alone no longer dominates consumer choice.
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R. H. Macy & Coy Inc
New York
Modern villages teach peasants in Turkish interior
Hlages are built across nine cazas of Silvas Vilayet to modernize agriculture. Villages will educate peasants in scientific farming, with free modern brooches and implements distributed. Motorized farm gear will appear, centered in each caza to serve surrounding regions.
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Constantinople
Vilayet
Silvas
Cazas
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Enay Ford
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