Grafton asylum fight stirs Ohio public welfare clash
A 1935 Ohio political row centers on the Grafton site for a feeble minded asylum. Public Welfare Director Harper defends his water adequacy stance while a legislative committee probes supply. Officials warn about funding lapses as need grows, with 34 500 feeble minded statewide and only 8 7 percent to be cared for.
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Grafton
Turangsylum
Public Welfare Department
Mat Harper
Public Welfare
Ohio
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
the Plain Dealer
Harper
United for a Purpose Protest Against Saklatvala Exclusion
A New York gathering of about 1200 speakers from six groups denounced the U S exclusion of Shapurji Saklatvala, British Labour MP, at Seventeenth Street and Broadway. Organizations included Workers' Parity of America, Civil Liberties Union, Friends of Freedom of India, International Labor Defense, Young Workers' League, and the Association for the Recognition of the Dish Republic.
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New York
United States
Shapurji Saklatvala
Seventeenth Street
Broadway
Workers’ Parity of America
Civil Liberties Union
Friends of Freedom of India
International Labor Defense
Young ‘Workers’ League
Association For the Recognition of the Dish Republic
Arthur Garfield Hays
The
Saklatyala
Jather
La Follette Wins Wisconsin Senate Bid Big Victory
Robert La Follette likely secured a sweeping majority against three opponents in Wisconsin's Senate race. The piece notes widespread support for La Follette ism, questions his future Senate effectiveness, and remarks on the state's strong backing and political energy.
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Robert la Follett
United States
Wisconsin
YESTERDAYS E n historical anniversaries list
Yesterday from the archive a long list of birthdays deaths and events. It notes Newton Cannon governor of Tennessee died at Hargath Tennessee born in Guilford County North Carolina about 178 the Feldsteiners bombard Friedrichstadt Schleswig and almost destroyed the town in 1875. Alexander Rice nominated for governor by Massachusetts Republicans in 1890. The one hundredth anniversary of cotton spinning in America celebrated at Providence Rhode Island in 1906. Charles Scadding consecrated third Episcopal bishop of Oregon. Anglo-French commission and Slanders case settled for 500 million war debt in 1923. One year ago today Pacific Ocean discovery marked by Bralboz movement at Panama. Todays birthdays include Wilhelm Hadland Arnold Machado Alfred Pearson Charles Howe Frederick Thompson and others with origins in Sweden Finland Cuba and Mississippi.
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South Sea
England
Newton Cannon
Tennessee
Hargath
Tenn
Guilford Country
N. C
Fielsteiners
Friedrichstadt
Schleswil
Alexander Rice
Alassachsetts
America
Providence
Charles Scadding
Oregon
Fourth Assembly of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Pacific Ocean
Bralboz
Panama
Michaelmas Daz Dinner and Historic Anniversaries
Today marks Michaelmas Daz with a traditional dinner in English homes while noting the 200th birth of Robert Clive, founder of the British empire in India. It recalls Daniel Shars’ 100th death and Shars Rebellion ties in Massachusetts. Also, the first telephone message across the continent occurred a century ago. In politics, conventions open as National Civic Federation members meet in New York on labor and ant hracite issues as Wisconsin votes for a U.S. senator and Massachusetts elects a successor in the Second Congregational District.
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Robert Clive
India
Aco Tober
Daniel Shars
Episcopal
South Florida
Chattanooga
Cleveland
National Civic Federation
New York
Wisconsin
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Second Congregational
Massachusetts
George B. Churenil
Kansas City
Fragmentary Associations List Across Cities
Fragments show a patchwork of groups and meetings across Baltimore Cleveland Fremont Omaha Minneapolis with mentions of Nazi civilian rehabilitation and Nebraska park teacher association. The text is incomplete with scattered names such as Thermopolis and various federations. The overall context remains unclear.
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Lebanon
Cleveland
Ence
Fremont, Neb
Neprosza
C. T. Tu
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska Park Teacher Association
DOA
Thermopolis
Omigag Federation Clubs
James Walker of New York Dems A Storied Politician
James J L Walker a New York Democratic figure known for wit and oratory rose from entertainment to politics. He served five years in the senate where he pushed boxing regulation and a Walker Donohue plan to regulate public utilities though some initiatives failed. He also backed a two dollar gas bill and an anti Jewish bill amid a career marked by controversy and public attention.
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James Aw
Alker
Tr of
New York
James JL Walker
Charles FF. Murphy
Cer
Senate
Walker
York
Walker-Donohue
New York City
Public Utilities Commission
Cy Tradsporia Commission
Steck-Brookhart contest heats local interest in Ford offer
ABE MARTIN notes the upcoming Steck Brookhart contest as town chatter, but gives more weight to a Ford car offer grabbing attention. The piece hints at local curiosity over national political shifts while centering on a light, humorous public mood.
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Dinksey
Ford
Greenwich Village native keeps shaping the city
Born in Greenwich Village section of New York 44 years ago, Nel has continued to make a mark in that part of the city.
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Greenwich Village
New York
Nel
Poems That Live The Daffodils
A garbled excerpt evokes Wordsworth's famed Daffodils, describing daffodils beside a lake under trees, fluttering like stars along the shore and brightening the scene. The verse reflects a poet's reaction to such a joyful, vivid natural display and its impact on mood.
High School Football Debut Stumbles 5–0 Loss
Twenty years back the high school football team opened their season against 23 and suffered a 5 to 0 defeat. The issue notes the city directory update and council actions including a new chamber for hearings, an engineer’s report, and a resignation by Reverend H. Wanamaker of the Second Congregational Church amid a separate matter.
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Couner
Council
Bridse
Dar
Waitresses in New York Paid 23 a Week Plus Meals
The minimum wage for waitresses in New York is 23 dollars weekly, with meals and tips added. The text reflects historic wage practices and compensation components in the service sector.
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N Yorze
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A meditation on modern thought and the dangers of outdated beliefs. The author urges readers to resist becoming shock-proof and to maintain sensitivity to human needs while recognizing that science religion and past ideas evolve with time.
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Grove Patterson
Dent
Oberlig College
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Finland
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Case School of Fed Science
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U. S. Shipping Board
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