World at a Glance and Machine Industry Trends
Alfred E. Smith and the American Liberty League face limited backing as opposition to the New Deal grows. In textiles, automation reduces costs but risks overproduction without coordinated planning, demanding broader employment and government action. Frictions emerge in steel and auto sectors as plants shift toward Detroit and wage pressures mount amid drought and market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred E. Smith
American Liberty League
Frencis J. Gorman
Tse Textile Workers’ Strike Committee
Gorman
Vrea
Greenwood, D. C
Cotton Mills
Southern Textile Association
New England
Taxing congress in peace time history and relief estimates
A passage describes pending high taxation regardless of party control, projecting relief for one-fifth of the population by mid-winter and a fierce Liberal versus Conservative clash over tax methods, signaling a strenuous Roosevelt era debate. It mentions autos in demand, industry evolution, and anecdotes from journalism and culture, including Ethan Merman and Ethel Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Thoughts on vaudeville gossip and reefers in New York
The column reviews vaudeville acts and movie personalities, notes rumors about Joe Schenck and Fairbanks, and laments reefer use among Harlem musicians. It portrays Hollywood watching and street sightings, plus reflections on a drug addict colleague and a Jersey disaster shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sept. T
Brain Trust
Buck
Bubbles
King George
Charles Laughton
Loppy
London
Joe Schenck
Fairbanks
Gladys Swartout
H. B. Warner
Leslie Howard
Ned Sparks
James Dooling
Dashiel Hammet
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Harold Lloyd
al Jolson
Ewing Galloway
Howard Chandler Christy
Ohio
Mickey Neilan
Hollywood
Wall Street
North Russia Briefs Mention Local Visits
North Russia news notes social visits as Rev and Mrs Fogel of Dunkirk and their daughter dine with Elmer Schubert. Joseph Schmitz visits grandparents Mr and Mrs John Youngless in Amherst. Mrs R H Beighiley of Oberlin visits Mrs Harry Gibson. Celia Dub of Lorain also spends time here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Russia
F. Fogel
Dunkirk
Elmer Schubert
Joseph Schmitz
John Youngless
Amherst
R. H. Beighiey
Oberlin
Harry Gibson
Celia Dub
Lorain
Social visits fill weeks with local families in Berea and area
Several days last week with Lavonne Schramm. Elmer Schubert and family were Sunday guests at Carl Eckert's in Berea. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winsink of Dreshelr, O., were dinner guests at Harry Gibson's Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coxen and daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Coxon, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stephenson spent Sunday evening with Miss Emma Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stanz of South Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Will Stark and daughter Vera, and Will Bridget of Elyria visited Carl Berg Thursday evening. Leonard Berg and Miss Hazel Heath of Oberlin spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Waite Berg. Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schramm and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavonne Schramm
Elmer Schubert
Carl Eckert
Berea
Charles Winsink
Dreshler, O
Harry Gibson
Harry Coxen
Lizzie Coxon
J. W. Stephenson
Emma Berg
Ed. Stanz
South Ridge
Willi Stark
Vera
Will Bridget
Elyria
Carl Berg
Leonard Berg
Hazel Heath
Oberlin
Waite
Berg
Simeon Nash
Ed, Schramm
Schramm Family Attends Amherst Funeral and World’s Fair Trip
Carl and Esther Schramm attended the funeral of their uncle Charles Dehn at his Amherst Township home Tuesday afternoon. Local residents William Schubert Fred Mitre James and Philip Worcester and Jack Wood of Oberlin traveled Tuesday to Chicago for the World's Fair. Law is made for liberty not liberty for law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Esther Schramm
Charles Dehn
Amherst Township
William Schubert
Fred Mitre
James and
Philip Worcester
Jack Wood
Oberlin
Chicago
Emigration Echoes of Civil War Era
A fragment quotes a claim that one fifth of Norway's and Sweden's populations emigrated to join a postwar movement for liberty and freedom of movement, illustrating a historical immigration sentiment tied to civil conflict era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweden
Also Mentioned on This Page
PWA
Detroit
Lexington Avenue
Avenue
Ethan Merman
Ethel Zimmerman
Pounder
Long Island
57Th Street
al Siegal
Keith Fowler
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
U.S
Miss A. Wambaugh
Saar
League of Nations Commission
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hastie Shaner
East Cherry Street
Cherokee
Towa
Afl
Belle- Sharmeer
Belle-Sharmeer
BelleSharmeer
Harlem
Paul Whiteman
Doc Perry’s
Jersey
North
Russia
Felts
Vassarette
Garmezxt
Sio
Phoenix
Keyes i
Aeight Auto Service
McKinney’s Cotton Pickers
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