Notable figures and births listed across early 1800s to 1900s
A fragmented obituary-like list highlights dates and brief identifiers for figures such as Abrahan Baldwin Georgia lawyer founder president, James F.D. Lanier Indiana banker, George Eliot Marian Evans, Justin McCarthy, William H. Elson, Will Wiley electrical engineer, Wiley Post and Will Rogers, with birth and death dates and associated roles.
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Abrahan Baldwin
Georgia
Seater
Coan
James FD. Lanier
Induana
Washington, N.C
George Eliot
Marian Evans
Justin McCarthy
William H. Elson
mid-West
Elson
Carrollton
Will
Wiley
En- Baer
Ian
Bern
Wiley Post 3
Texas
Dre Ars
Will Rogers
Editor Seeks Signed Letter On Townsend Pension Plan
Chronicle Telegram editor features a reader letter about the Townsend pension proposal. The unsigned letter cannot be published. the writer is asked to visit the office to sign it if publication is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Cabinet Changes Hover After New Deal Era
The Roosevelt cabinet shows few changes since the deal began, with two in‑office deaths and replacements Henry Morgenthau and Marty Woodring. Early 1930s reshuffles brought Homer S. Cummings as Attorney General and speculations of further changes involving Jackson, with Cummings' retirement signaling shifts in the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodin
Treasury
Dean
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau
Marty Woodring
Senator Walsh
Montana
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
Democratic National Committee
Philippines
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Cummings
Peram
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Congress
Aly. Cummines
Mephey Astee Prey
Soviet Campaign to Suppress Religious Carols by Schoolchildren
A Monroe Michigan News report mocks Soviet efforts to eradicate religion among Russian schoolchildren. It cites the Soviet Gazette calling teachers to actively fight anti religious teaching and ensure pupils view all religions as slavery and enemies of science. The piece notes villages with half empty schools during religious holidays and laments anti religious propaganda in youth education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Red High Command
Toldine
Free America
Monroe
Mich. News
Trade Barriers Between States Prompt Congressional Review
The article notes the rise of state level trade barriers against other states, with some states creating de facto ports of entry and imposing taxes on goods from elsewhere. It highlights frequent waivers of interstate tariff prohibitions and mentions Kansas with numerous protected entry points. The piece also touches on related topics like milk inspection and citrus fruit embargoes across state lines, urging congressional attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Althowgh
Kansas
Fragmented 19th century notices and events summarized
A garbled 1820s to 1830s collection mentions Supreme Court rulings on tax forfeiture, estate value, and anti Nazi book purges, interspersed with local social notes. It lists community meetings, church suppers, Grange card parties, and several visiting relatives from Detroit, Cleveland, and Columbus, with scattered mission updates and tool displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sclaters
Europe
Sutton
U. S. Supreme Court
Munich
Parnes Whitney
Notable Births of Public Figures Across Cities
John N. Garner of Uvalde Texas vice president born in Red River County Texas 69 years ago Aril secretary of the A e of Mining and Me New York born alt Saxe City 431 years ago Dr James P Warbasse of New York president of the Cooperative League of America born at Newton New Jersey 72 years ago Thomas Beer of Yonkers New Jersey author born at Council Bluffs Iowa 49 years ago Maud Slorgan of New York harp ist born there 74 years ago Edward L Bernays of New York famed public relations counsel born in Vienna 47 years ago.
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John N. Garner
Uvalde
Tex
Red River Co
Aril
A E of Mining and Me
New York
Alt Saxe City
James P. Warbasse
Cooperative League of America
Newton
N. J
D Broenwarr
Saunders
Hellywood
Hincksey
Monn
Thomas Beer
Yonkers
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Maud Slorgan
Edward L. Bernays
Vienna
Degree of cleverness shapes trusted roles and success
The piece notes that cleverness and persuasion determine who earns trust and rises to responsible positions. It emphasizes that steady, faithful application to duty leads to advancement, while excess can turn traits into obtrusiveness.
Influence and faith lesson from Bible readings and Dr Shepard
Bible readings focus on influence as a power all can wield in spreading faith. Dr Shepard is praised as a beloved medical missionary whose work left a strong impression on families and communities. A Harvard Chapel tribute to Phillips Brooks underscores the value of knowing a great master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thessalonians
Macedonia
Achaia
Dr. Shepard
Jesus
Harvard University
Phillips Brooks
George A. Gordon
East Division social hosted by Mrs XI Bartter in North Ridgeville
Mrs XI Bartter will host the East Division social at her North Ridgeville home Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
XI. Bartter
Ladies Benevolent Society Plans Bazaar at Congregation Church
Mrs M Bartter Mrs C Kost and Mrs F Anderson hosted the regular Ladies Benevolent Society meeting at the Congregation Church. They finalized plans for the annual bazaar set for Now 30 and a roast supper at 3 30 p m. The West Division announced a Community tureen party for Wednesday Nov 23. Miss Crosby, Angola missionary, spoke on her work at the Girls Mission School.
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Rile Grange
Congregational Church
L. 5
Grange Hall
M. Bartter
C. Kost
F. Anderson
Ladies Benevolent Society
West Division
Miss Crosby
Angola
Afr
Girl's Mission School
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Paal
Victor Bohan
Batignolles
France
Voice of
The
People
National Safety Council
John Huss
C. W. Aiocre
Hariman
Dettrick
Grice
Cleveland
E. M. Knowles
E. Hershey
Fike
Smithville
Columbia
Three Springs
Hershey
Weak
Crosby
India
Olen “Ee Katte ‘Enria Schinghn
Trust
United Feature Syndicate
U. S. Pat
Dixport
Dixie
CROOK
Y. Wo
Yeserships
Chesterfield
Licceri & Myans Tosacco Co
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