Taken From Our Files 1909 Trip to New Orleans
Summary from the 1909 column notes Congressman William G Sharp of Elyria plans a Mississippi River trip to New Orleans with a delegation led by Vice President Sherman and Speaker Cannon to attend the Lakes to Gulf Deep Waterway Association meeting in New Orleans. Amherst council contemplates a double shift at the municipal light plant. two new manufacturing firms strain capacity as night service nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Sharp
Elyria
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Sherman
Cannon
Brighton church gathering and PTA meeting brief notices
Brighton Om 26 8 and Mrs Jones and Mr Clement Greene attended the 45th session of the Norwalk District of Methodist Churches at the First Methodist church in Medina Ohio Monday. The first meeting of the Brighton PTA year was held in the Brighton High School auditorium Tuesday Oct 23. Officers listed include President Donald Dar Vice President Nellie Tuttle Secretary Mrs C O Fross and Treasurer Mrs Clark Ewell. Briefs note birthday celebrations for Marjorie Greene Nellie Jean Hardy Thos Lamphere and others plus visits by Virgil Burge and Shirl Robinson with local social details.
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Brighton
Jones
and Clement Greene
Norwalk
First Methodist Church
Medina
Brighton P. T. A
Brighton High School
Donald Dar
Nellie Tuttle
C. O. Fross
Clark Ewell
Roy Greene
Marjory
Nellie Jean Hardy
H. G. Hardy
Dorothy Hardy
Thos. Lamphere
Virgil Burge
Levi Myers
Harvey Myers
Michigan
Shirl Robinson
Chicago
Reuben Zeigler
Clarence Hoffman
Sandusky
Jesse Burge
Martha Burrows
Roosevelt Course Deliberations Stir Budget Debate
The piece references political figures and growing budget tensions as Roosevelt faces choices on welfare measures. It notes public debate on fiscal policy, road maps for the nation, and the looming pressure from both employing interests and Congress to resolve the budget and social programs. It highlights uncertainty about which path will prevail.
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Roosevelt
Pri
H Kave
Tead
Congress
World at a Glance by Leslie Richel
The World at a Glance discusses the Roosevelt administration and the 1930s political landscape. It contrasts Roosevelt with Hitler, notes Farley’s tactics against Progressives, and analyzes party splits among Democrats and Republicans amid a volatile national mood.
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Leslie Richel
New York
Roosevelt
Hitler
Germany
James A. Farley
National Democratic
Dore
Congress
Longs
Bilbos
Rooseveltians
Donaher
Ohio
Eertain
Costigan
Colorado
Igrouns
Ploughing Under Spars With Socialists Over Budget
The piece contrasts Republican economy measures with Socialist causes led by Norman Thomas, arguing food destruction amid malnutrition. It notes Socialists would nationalize industry to fund livelihoods, and discusses tensions in Wall Street and Washington over the American Legion stance against radicalism and peaceful assemblies amid fears of vigilante action and disruptions at hearings.
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Norman Thomas
American Legion
Wall Street
White House
Edward A. Hayes
Legion
Washington
Corention
Red Communist South
Brooklyn
Commu
Elabo rate Burglar Alarm Protec Bend y Trophies
Abstract content recounts a garbled ceremony with medals from various societies and figures including Colonel Lindbergh, noting a progression from ancient barriers to modern surgery without clear events or dates.
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Ceograph Soci
Prore
Antec
Lindbergh
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United States
Lorain County
Oberlin
Anti-Saloon League
Lorain
Death Waits
John Dillinger
John Hamilton
Homer van Meter
Charles Makley
Harry Pierpont
Pretty Bay
Floyd
Department of Justice
Baby Face” Nelson
New
Public Enemy
Liberty
Dillinger
Makley
van Meter
St. Paul
Pierpont
Ohio State Penitentiary
Welling
Bells and Sons
Sun
Titebros
Broad ST
Lamb
Chuck
Hamburg
EAL Markets Ara
Santtary
Indiana
Wisconsin
Oregon
Fisher’s
Duffy and Mott
Jonathan
Greenings
Florida
California
Fisher
Lady Betty
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Lake Ave
E. River ST
Main ST
Kahn & Anderson
Broad Street
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