Judge William S Kenyon obituary reflects liberal stance and public service
Judge William S Kenyon died in his sixty fourth year after a career as U S Senator and later as a United States Circuit Court of Appeals judge. He championed farm relief unions fair labor and child labor abolition and authored the Teapot Dome decision returning oil to the public domain.
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William S. Kenyon
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wickersham Commission
Judge Kenyon
Eboria
Fergus L
Tlattie Squire Kenyon
Presbyterian Church
Elyria
U.S. Senate
Kenyon
Court of Appeals
Teapot Dome
Roosevelt plans six month extension of conservation work
President Roosevelt orders a six month extension of the civilian conservation corps amid a large unemployment relief effort. About 300000 formerly idle men are now earning livelihoods and building health through outdoor work, with a policy to rotate workers into private jobs to extend relief benefits.
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Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Death rates by season show avium as most healthful
The Census Bureau reports a long term study 1800 to 1991 finding avium the healthiest season and September the best month. Fewer deaths occur in May and in summer and autumn. more die in March and April. Urban areas show greater variation and mortality rose in 1950 more in cities than rural districts.
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Census Bureau
Mie
Shen
Alent
The Silent Observer and Local Humor Montage
Fragmented reminiscences mix social commentary and jokes about unemployment, the NRA, and civic life. The piece references Commerce in Washington, floor space figures, post office woes in Albany and Atlantic City, and a Moonlark of lighthearted quips about public figures and community manners.
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Sams
Madar Young
Albany
Atlantic City
Anniversaries and histories in a damaged page
An OCR damaged column lists anniversaries and births with several misprints. It notes 1744 Sarah Bache and 1777 Felix Grundy among birthday entries, plus John Ireland and others with birth and death details. It also marks Today in History events, births in 1857 to 1882, and an extended feature on a historic dollar theme with moral reflections.
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Sarah Bache
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Felix Grundy
Tennessee
U. S
Berkey Co
Nadh Je
John Gayle
Alabama
Sumter Ditrict
Mobile
Dente
S. Dickieson
New York
En. Conn
New City
Sy C. Bowen
Fisher
Woodstock
Conn
Brooklyn
N. Y
William H. Hatch
Missouri
Congress
Georgetown
Charleston
John Ireland
St. Paul
Mirn
Ireland
Horoscope for a long, benevolent life and respect
Onetime Canadian Governor General and head of the London police is described as likely to reach a good old age. The degree signals benevolence and fatherly interest in younger associates, bringing love, respect, and lasting regard. Strong abilities and favorable aspects suggest an enviable life ahead.
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London Police
Golden Legion Bible Study Emphasizes Youth Future
A Golden Legion study advocates that a nation’s assets are its children and youths. It argues Jesus viewed children as part of God’s kingdom and urges families, churches, and schools to protect and nurture youth against societal ills. It recalls William Penn’s advice to raise virtuous, plain-spoken children and asks for guidance to shield the young from harmful influences.
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Jesus
Earth
Richter
America
William Penn
Wakeman Family Notices and Local Visits
Wakeman Sept 11 Mrs Harnld Mihone and son Ronald returned home after a visit with her sister Hagmond Croxford at Rear Village. Mr and Mrs Wil Brei en tered Sunday their son and daughter, and children, 6 ton is home azair ingothe past work his grandparents in Cleveland. Mrs Charles Knott, Miss Dorothy Knott, Mrs Lea Radcliffe, Richard paddl Mrs Glenn Beecher and daughter Darie and Catherine, Rere Thursday ec Ar spend 1 Gamber leo
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L. E. Rumsey
New London
Mead
Rollie Barnes
C. J. Cranston
Cleveland
Myron Biggs
Elyria
C. E. Bement
Merlin Bement
Berea
Tom Campbell
Cleveland Railway Company
Leonard Albright
Eleanor Wind
Carl Bement
Mary Dill
Lewis Dill
Milas Ann Murray
Caiman
Mra
Janes Murray
Mary Catherine Murray
Secon
Seeley
Jota Long
Cal-forna
J. EB. Cillians
Dayton
Rollie Harnes
Rollin
Peabody
Cassie While
Cherlin
L. &. Rumsey
Ray Barnes
Ffamly
A. T. Gamber
Herman Ott
Clarence Krause
Catherine Ott
William Ott
Peru
Dave Pierce
Detroit
Mich
Dorothy Knott
School of Commettee
Oberlin
St. Mary's Church
Labor Day
Murray
James Murray
Arthur Witzlaben
Roy Kenyon
Carey Gibson
Gladys Barnes
Charles Ginsth
Hell
Congregational Church
Key
Lindebeck
Ginsth
Wakeman Township
Wakeman
Anta Schwartz
Chicago
Charlies Brooks
Carl Love
Evelyn Benson
H. W. Jones
Marion Finlay
Elmer Shelton
I. Cranton
County
Jerome Logan
Marion Bates
Birmingham
Earl Green
C. E. Neitling
H. H. Martin
Max Peabody
Lorain County Fair Draws 18 000 Despite Heat
A crowd of 18 000 gathered at the Lorain County Fair yesterday but officials lamented it did not reach record attendance. Extreme heat and road dust kept many away. The Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association will hold its fall conference at Lorain next month with over 600 teachers expected. Amherst-Amherst’s new 50 000 school building was dedicated Tuesday. Superintendent Crandall’s initial report shows 519 students enrolled in the high school and 439 in the grades. The old school building was destroyed by fire on March 3 1908.
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Lorain County
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Lorain
Amherst - Amlost
Crandall
Lorain County political kicks and saloon license woes
More than 150 saloon license applications are before the Lorain County liquor license commission, with some applicants likely to be disappointed. George Hadaway plans to boost Lorain County Agricultural Society membership. Police begin night retrof maybe a code. officers report cars without rear red lights. The county GOP gears up for an old fashioned barbecue and potential Myers Cooper speech. County and state fund improvements on Lake Road in Sheffield and Avon Lake. Elyria High School football hopefuls number 50 for 11 spots. three letter winners return. Eisra city and Tellings to clash in a Triple A League three game series starting next Sunday at Brookside Stadium.
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Lorain County Liquor License Commission
Ohio
George Hadaway
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Pittsfield
Myers
Cooper
Sheffield
Avon Lake Villages
Lorain
Carahora
Hne
Elyria
Ornie Cowie
Kennie Martin
Steve Mi
Eisra
Brookside Stadium
Cleveland
State Fair, Weddings, and Local Social Notes
Radcliffe and Charles Knott attended the State Fair in Columbus with Kenneth Knott. Miss Bernice Omu married Loran Simpkinson at the Townsend M E church and they honeymoon in Kingston and Niagara, later moving to Akron. Local residents and families are noted visiting, shopping, or traveling, including Rosie Peabody and Miss Marion Geist, with several mentions of relatives in Cleveland, Gary, and North Dakota.
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Rosa Peabody
Marion Geist
Kipton
Leo Radcliffe
Ralph Kellar
Gary
Ind
Mercy
Ford Gamber
North Dakota
Alt. Gambier
K Tarnes
L. Em. Rum
Local social roundup spans family visits and fairs
Multiple residents share visits with kin in Kipton Cleveland Wakeman and Elyria. others attend Labor Day events, church gatherings, and homecomings. Charles Ginsth of Wakeman dies in Detroit after six months illness. World’s shipbuilding capacity exceeds needs in both downturn and boom.
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Doc Pillsbury
Lee W
Department of Commerce
Washington
Daily News
NRA
NIRA
Tommy
Gigalius
Seorchman
Masonic Temple
Inepet
Mountain Meadow
Utah
California
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board
First World Exchange of Mining Securities
James G. Cutler
Rochester
Francis A. Garrecht
U.S. Circuit of Appeals
Walla
Wash
Luther A. Weisse
Yale Divinity School
Littlestown
Ermine C. Case
Univ. of Michigan
Kansas City
Lauresa J. Birney
M. E. Bishop
Dennison
Grace MacGowan Cooke
Grand Rapids
Sir James
Julian Broz
Dt Bos
Rosen
Sallys
Nabls
Golden Legion Bible Study
Aca
Chronicle-Telesram
Chronicle-Telegram
Ravi Green Ang
Talivin
M. J. O'Briay
Wonn Guthrie
Buckese Pipe Line
Con
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Tom Mockler
Guthrie House
Gennie Zeliner
Frei Zeliner
William Beat
Rus
Broad St
Bart Groun
Baby
Charles Keny
Jomile Zollner
Frank Bidellous
Tom Chmpbell
George Wind
Eleanor
Klemer Wind
Elizabeth
Leonard Albrighter
Betty
Helen Kenyon Ty
Mutfwanga Beach
Laura Wessel
Mary Catherine Guthrie
Tama
Mary Louige Shelton
Laura Mae Kenyon
Elaine
Jean
Lois Mockler
Aliee Watson
Wanda Bell Felton
Helen O'Brian
R. F. Kenyon
R.S. Barnes
John Kirschner
Lawrence Foreman
Earl Peabody
Walter Chappell
Seattle
Myron Shelton
Walter Chappel
Eugene Babcock
Ben Barnes
Noble Hurst
Noble Weeks
Bridge Club
John Todd
Charles Humm
Florence
Robert Hoyt
Joe Breisch
Columbus
West Broad
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Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge St
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