Need for a Remedy A Harvard economist on corporate publicity
Monday September 13 1996 commentary discusses Doctor William Z Ripleys Atlantic article on stockholder control and corporate reporting It argues corporations lack transparency mislead investors and that private limited liability reduces creditor safeguards It praises Ripley as a conservative educator and suggests stronger publicity by federal agencies and presidential action while noting Blue Sky Laws fail to curb abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Z. Ripley
Harvard University
Wall Street
Atlantic
New York
Doctor Ripley
Ripley
Eist
United States
United States Industrial Commission
War Department
The
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Baby Cry Tops All Sounds in Carrying Power
A Toronto Tribune note asserts a baby’s cry has the greatest carrying power among sounds, with a playful line that the father is the carrier. It reflects a lighthearted take on infant perception and parental roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Toronto
O., Tribune
Notable births and conventions marked across nations today
Gen Pershing retired U S Army born in St. Louis County Mo 66 years ago. Sir William Bird Wood field marshal born 61 years ago. Jesse L Lasky pioneer of cinema born San Francisco 46 years ago. Walter Mitchell Episcopal bishop born in Farmington Mo 50 years ago. Victoria Louise daughter of former German emperor born Marmoon Palace 21 years ago. Conventions opening today in Cambridge Pat six international congresses philosophy. Colorado Springs International Typographical Union. Philadelphia American Pharmacists Association. New York United Textile Workers of America. Washington International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry. Elyria American Legion Ohio. Springfield American Legion Missouri. Otten Iowa American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrea Mantegna
Mantua
Padua
New York City
Leonard Kip
Abany
N. Y
Lingh S. Legare
South Carolina
United States
San Francisco
Duke of Wellington
Kent
England
Horn
Dubln
Timothy EF. Colins
Montana
John J. Pershing
U. S. Army
Knoxville
Tenn
Knonville
U.S. A
Iin County
William Birdwood
Jesse L. Lasky
Walter Mitchell
Arizona
Efartsville
Victoria Louise
Jamperer
Marmoor Palace
Colorado Springs
Cleveland
Asancation of America
Atlantic City
Masongs and Plasterers’ International Union
Philadelphia
American Pharmaceutical Assocation
Nw York
United Textile Workers of America
New York
Railroad Signalmen of America
Washington, D. C
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry
Elyria
American Legion
Department of
Ohig
Springfeld
American Leegion
Mlanie
Ointen
Towa
International and Local Events Mix Headlines Today
Readable fragments list events across nations and regions including a centenary note for Anthony J. Drexel, Canada's federal campaign close, Vienna housing conference, a major radio exhibition in Madison Square Garden, and a Connecticut Republican convention opening. Also mentioned are Ku Klux Klan activity in Washington and a Fort Worth death, with Maine state election notes and Harvard University debate on philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primy
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Canada
Dominion
Vienna
George P. McLean
Connecticut
Hartford
Ku King Klan
Washieton
Pennsylvania
Z. Frank Nereis
Coes Ta Tial
Fort Worth
Dir
EL Clopps
Weettla Timberman
Norris
Norris’achute Lh
Massachusetts
Maine
Ralph
Baptistia
Binesti
McLean
Matias
Wais and Foard Tale From Local Speech
The text reflects dialect speech noting who brings on wais and that Henry Foard has never flown in an aeroplane. It mentions using a young man with a car and suggests content about home life and preferences in simple terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Foard
Major H A Dargue to lead South American air expedition
Major Herbert A. Dargue veteran Army Air Service pilot has been named commander of the army expedition to circle South America by air later this year. He will leave for Kelly Field Texas to join the flight, which will use five amphibian planes and cover about 1800 miles with nine other officers commanding the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Dargue
Herbert A. Dargue
Army Air Service
South America
Dargue
Hsas Kelly
Texas
New York
Mexico
Poems I Love The Spires of Oxford
A World War era poem recalling the spires of Oxford and young men who went abroad to war. The verses evoke memory, duty, and sacrifice as graduates and soldiers leave peaceful life for the khaki and gun. The piece reflects on Oxford’s landmarks, baton of service, and national yearning amid conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
The Farmer O M Kile Washington Co Sept 13
The United States shows a shift from agricultural exports to imports in the year ending June 24, with total agricultural imports surpassing exports by about 150000. Agricultural imports reached 2 78 839 514 dollars, about 442 000 000 more than the prior year, while exports were around 2 ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Co
United States Department of Commercn
Fondstutis
Qurcompous
Agricultural trade shift hints at domestic crop expansion
The report notes 1925 showed imports exceeding exports by 414 million dollars, with foodstuffs and crude rubber as major items. Sugar coffee and cocoa dominate food imports, while cotton remains the top agricultural export. It urges boosting domestic production of key imports and explores substitutes like rubber and rayon to reduce grain surpluses, highlighting challenges and opportunities for U.S. agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOLT
United States
Cassina
LaGrange Notes and Local Social News
LaGrange column details residents travel and visitations, including Tessie Gott in Hamilton and Toronto, Mrs Alice Gravis visiting Rev B H Ryan, and a Wiener roast hosted by Miss Tiesall Adams. It lists relatives in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Akron, and Wellington, plus church notes and moves of local families as Labor Day weekend concludes.
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Mann
12. Bollack
R. W. Homer
Thomas Champion
Cleveland
Bon Deumram
Ian Homer
Viallmam
Daneshter
Mies TaVerda Gatt
Cincinnati
Mre
FL Ro Gort
Akon and
Waoneter
Local Society and Fair News From Elyria Area
Guest at the home of her daughter Mrs Clifton Betts of Elyria. Old Glory Grange won first place at the Lorain county fair with top honors on fruit and vegetables and several prizes for fancy work. A total nearing two hundred dollars in winnings was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Betts
Elyria
Old Glory Grange
Lorain County Fair
South Main Road
Hiderbrandt
Quarry Road
Woog
Wilson
South River Road
Multon Boehner
Wheeler Road
Sylvanus Behner
North Main Road
Will Clapp
Tie Nel Bors
W.cl
Grace J. Raween
Milton Rehner
W. Kilner
C. J. Barher
Kent State Graduates Man Cole Fric in Columbia
Kent State graduation news from Columbia reports Man Cole Fric of Cuyahoga Falls earning a degree. Details are partial as the clipping is fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Columbia
Man Cole Fric
Cuyahoga Falls
Kent Eee Sa
Surprise Prayer Meeting At Maples Church Attends
The Maples church held a large prayer meeting on Wednesday evening with Rev Beers leading. Members from Mrs William Coles family and Miss Virginia attended. A barbecue at Wingcley drew Mr and Mrs Thomas Harley and their sons Ed and Willard. Girls Sewing club won several prizes at the fair with Eleanor Snell and Flora Belle Snell among top winners. Acme Grange to host a unique lecturer event on the 21st with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maptise Church
Rev. Beers
Thomas Harley
Ed and
Willard Harley
Medina
Wingcley
Eleanor Snell
Flora Belle Snell
Ruth Neumteyer
Viola Ives
Dorothy Hoare
Doris Wright
Emily Wright
Marian Ring
Joe Madak
Julian Verkin
Gorden Bartter
Banmout, Hathaway plan Toledo trip to visit Grady kin
Personal notes say Wh Banmout Sr and Willard Hathaway will motor to Toledo Sunday to visit Rev and Mrs A J Grady. George Ruder of Berea called on his brother Cris Ruder on Tuesday. George Woots and family attended Medina fair Thursday. Rev Beers led the last Sunday evening young peoples meeting. William Beaumont Jr spent Wednesday with Harel Hans ehult on Pleasant Valley road Parma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wh. Banmout, Sr
Williard Hathaway
Toledo
A. J. Grady
George Ruder
Berea
Cris Ruder
George Woots
Medina Fair
Beers
Wiliam Beaumont, Jr
Harel
School Notes and Local Meetings in Cleve and Columbia
Katherine Hardin attends school in Cleve Columbia Jill among the top students in her class. Mr and Mrs Charles Ives and their son visit Mrs Sylvia Ives in Missouri. The Baptist church Women’s Missionary Circle plans a meeting next Wednesday at the town hall with a comforter to be tied and cookies or sand. Stella Bringham of Ashtabula teaches the upper grades at Columbia Station. Alma Walker leads primary teaching. French experts say war wheat shipments could lower transport costs and boost orders for Hungarian farmers, while American tourist spending in Europe may reach half a billion dollars and Canada about 190.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hardin
Cleve
Columbia
Charles Ives
Sylvia Ives
The
Baptist Church
Stella Bringham
Ashtbula
Columbia Station
Alma Walker
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Ohio
Lorat
County Printing & Poritioning Company
Ieee
A.l. Burer
Hudnott
Sundey
Elyria Postoffice
Mall Dally
Lorain
Robert E Ward, Inc
Shicago
Wabashava
Fifth Ave
Akron
Beacon Journal
Wrn
Journal
Cambridge
Mass
Creat Council of the
Madison Square Garden
Boa Kang
Uavard
Saath International Congress of Philosophy
Aloard
Republic Sune Danaire
Jiaryard
Hocking
Harvard
Gottingen
Berlin
Heidelberg
Religi Fon
Andover Theological Seminary
University of California
Philosophical Department
Yale
New Haven
God
W. M. Letts
Miesfelts
Parm
Sears
Gaz
Leary
Hove
Plas
Watt
Osterd
Dodd, Mead & Co
O. M. Kile
la Grange
Mrs. BE
Adams
Mro
John Underhill
Ford Gott
Harvey Johnson
Mies
Mildred Snow
Benbeth
Alg Dean
Tessie Thumeey
Wuron
Alice Rattell
Maw Warren
Wellington
Dan Myers
Totain
Kucety
Wti
Knowles
Kenneth Taw
Mirsea Florence
Rachel Roat
Howard Trastngs
Mroard Vrs Edwards
Nedra Af Medina
Mataredo
Fort Warne
Indiana
Labor Day
Ladies Aid Society
Freeman
Lattie-Heath
Mrs. J. TL Bartper
William Cole
Virginia
Lydia Kelner
Ya- Grange
Fiie
Acme Grange
Amera
France
Almos
Waungary
Becaus
Switzerland
Europe
Fauver and Robson
Salsbury
Jerry
Pearestel Igars
Andy
Onfections
Cleveland St
Hlyria
Maytag CO
Middle Ave
Oberlin Hardware Co
Oblralin, Ohio
City Elec. Service Co
Wellington, Orto
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