Ohio Public Welfare clash over Grafton site in 1925 politics
Ohio officials spar over building a feeble minded institute at Grafton in 1925. Public Welfare Director Aly Harper and a legislative committee clash on water supply and site choice as funding lapses strain state planning. With only about 8.7 percent of the 24,500 feeble minded in the state cared for, lawmakers fear ongoing delays. The dispute centers on authority between the Public Welfare Department and a committee report, risking further appropriation setbacks and administrative friction.
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Public Welfare Department
Aly. Harper
Public Welfare
Ohio
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
the Plain Dealer
Mir Harper
Grafton
SC Wits
United for a Purpose protest in New York over Sakai vala exile
A coalition of six groups including the Workers' Party of America and Civil Liberties Union denounced the exclusion of Shapurji Sakai vala, British Labour MP, at a Seventeenth Street and Broadway gathering attended by about 1200. Speakers urged defense of liberty and free expression despite the disputed case.
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New York
United States
Shapurji Sakaivala
Seventeenth Street
Broadway
Workers’ Party of America
Civil Liberties Union
Eviends of Freedom of India
International Labor Defense
Young ‘Workers’ Lease
Association For the Recognition of the
Arthur Garfield Ays
Aitac
Pooule
La Follette Candidate Leads in Wisconsin Senate Vote
Iray W. appears to have three options for election as La Follette gains a likely large margin. The result seems decisively favorable to La Follette with strong state support backing the campaign and questions about future prospects for younger successors.
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United States
Iray W
Bob Sts
United States Senate
Hiis
Anniversary roundup records a jumble of names and events
Fragmented item lists birthdays and notable events from various places and years. It mentions anniversaries of cotton spinning in America, a bishop consecration in Oregon, a war loan agreement, and a Pacific discovery monument dedication. It also notes births of several prominent figures and references newspaper staff and city notices.
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Bebble
Vison
England
Tiina
Newton Cannon
Tench
Tennessee
Herpath
Tenn
Guilford
N. C
Holstefters
Schleswig
Mexander Rice
Massachusetts
Gorerns
America
Providence
R_ I
Charles Scadding
Oregon
Augie Franck
League
Geneva
Panamgig
National Conventions Open in Kansas City and Elections Today
Today marks Michaelmas Dar with Boose served in English homes and the 200th birth anniversary of Robert Clive. Shays Rebellion leader Daniel Shays dies as major U S elections loom. Haircut pricing discussed as master and journey men barbers meet in Cleveland. National Civic Federation to discuss industry labor issues amid coal strike. U S Senate seat in Wisconsin to replace La Follette and Massachusetts second district voters choose a successor to late Representative Church. Conventions open in Kansas City with broader national interests today.
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Robert Clive
India
Daniel Shars
Cleveland
National Civic Federation
New York
Wisconsin
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Second Congregational
Massachusetts
George RB. Churchal
Kansas City
James J Walker in Whos Who of the Day News
The Democratic leader James J Walker emerges as a colorful New York figure noted for songs and a political career. He wrote a popular song and helped push boxing legalization and utility reforms though several Walker Donohue and anti housing measures failed.
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James J. Walker
Lot Imeror
New York City
James i
Mar
Walker
Janes Alles
Orow
Foury
Charles ‘Fia Sen Dalwalker
Senate
Brookhart contest looms as Ford car offer stirs interest
Abe Martin reports the town hails a feverish race for Brookhart’s contest with local chatter centering on a Ford car surprise. The tale hints the offer might outshine changes in TALON administration and reflects a fevered, humorous mood among residents as they weigh political shifts.
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Brookhart
Greenwich Village native remains longtime city resident
Born in Greenwich Village section of New York 44 years ago, he has continued to make his home in that part of the city.
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Greenwich Village
New York
Cty
Daffodils Inspire A Quiet Poet In Nature's Chorus
The speaker recalls a field of golden daffodils that fills the mind with joy. A crowd of flowers sways beside a lake beneath trees, their motion described as dancing in a gentle breeze. The scene mirrors stars in the Milky Way, offering wealth of emotion to the observer, Wordsworth.
High School Football Team Clashes With Alien Entity
Twenty years ago, the city directory listed 14,060 residents as the council moved to support a local game. Rev. Maher, pastor of a congregational church, faced a personal setback after his wife suffered a medical issue.
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Maher
Besur
Tel Wats Ci Weekly Cost and Meal Surcharge
The note states a weekly cost of 132 dollars for Tel Wats Ci, with additional charges for meals and ups. It records a base rate and mentions meals adding to the weekly total, implying extra expenses beyond the standard 132 dollars.
The Way of the World by Grove Paterson
Essay arguing that many claim to think deeply yet rely on outdated views. It critiques superficial religious discussions and notes how past beliefs in astrology alchemy and other sciences shaped modern science. It warns that people confuse thinking with repeating worn phrases without present context.
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Mary
Fosdick
Oberlin College insight on losing the ability to be shocked
A quoted remark discusses how losing the capacity to be shocked hardens character. It warns that becoming shock proof damages moral sensitivity and blocks empathy, reducing usefulness and cutting contact with genuine human needs.
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Dent
Oberlin College
Sali Lio
Howard
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