NIGET LONGWORTH MAY BE LEADER OF COMING CONGRESS
The article analyzes potential Republican leadership for the Sixty-eighth Congress as veteran Nick Longworth of Cincinnati emerges as a leading candidate amid the departure of many elder leaders. It notes Sidney Anderson of Minnesota as another contender and outlines Longworths long service and role on the Ways and Means Committee.
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The Ring From Agnes G Brogan
A fragmented tale follows a young man who slips a ring from his finger during a tense moment with Nance. Mystical readings and misreadings surface as characters react with concern and curiosity. Aunt Jaronsie and Lon Ray appear briefly amid the unfolding scene.
Medal to Genius Who Will Point Way Out of Car Parking Muddle
A Waterloo column jokes over the city’s parking crunch as cars flood streets. Birds offer humorous ideas from rooftop car parks to subterranean pits and automated elevators, while noting the urgent need for new downtown spaces.
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Ring Plot Flows as Sapphiric Sign Ties Lovers
In a melodramatic scene a strained family tangle unfolds around Nance Rose Bruce Manners and Lille Ray. Nance plans to steal Bruce’s ring for a mystic sign while Lille sings and a clairvoyant ring hints at a destined marriage. Bruce discovers the ring’s eye gleams on Nance’s palm and declares triumph in love.
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Collegiants Battle Queen's English at Ohio State
An Ohio State University English instructor cites numerous spelling and grammar errors in essays from advanced students. Examples include misused phrases like Johnny John pops and tracks of land, with blame placed on carelessness and ignorance. Professors fault insufficient high school grammar emphasis.
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Labor Clearing Plan Aims to Match Surplus and Needs
Wes Moines reports state labor commissioner A. Tarrick to join a Washington conference with federal labor bureau directors to refine a clearance system. The plan would notify cities of labor surpluses and shortages and enable interagency information exchange, a wartime practice to be revived as demand for workers grows in building and public works. Demand clips immigration and war-related shifts. corn husking in Iowa rises with 684 machines in use and anticipated 400 million bushels.
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Labor centers plan to stabilize demand and winter work
The article notes centers and offices maintaining contact with labor demand. A Washington meeting next week aims to craft a plan to keep labor busy during winter and to devise a distribution scheme for the coming year.
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Galbraith Memorial to Rise in Eden Park
In Cincinnati Ohio on September 5 the Galbraith memorial work will be underway well before the October 1923 national American Legion Convention. Gilbert Bettman vice mayor and memorial committee chairman announced the plan to build a $25,000 shaft overlooking the Ohio River in Eden Park.
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Returns to find wife married and divorced
New York, Sept 9 Ms Helen Courtney had not seen her first husband George Beck in 14 years. Believing he had gone west and died she remarried Hugh Courtney from whom she later divorced. Meeting Beck on a subway they chose to pursue a legal separation. Moscow Sept Roundup rubs bandits Fifty-five followers of anti soviet rebel Petlura expected in Ukrainia rounded up by red troops convicted of banditry for looting since the Russo Polish war end.
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Workers Uncover Bison Skeleton in Prairie Pond Site
Workmen unearthed the skeleton of a bison during foundation excavation for the Counter building on Park Avenue West. The bones lie 24 to 28 feet below street level, in a pond formed by ancient quicksand and sand deposits, suggesting the animal died centuries ago possibly before Columbus’s arrival as buffalo herds roamed the area for 70 to 80 years.
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Skeleton bones found near Virden's creek dig site
Workmen uncover fragments of a skeleton while excavating for the electric light plant foundation near the Courier building at the mouth of Virden's creek. Yesterday fragments were taken home as souvenirs, with plans to assemble the bones later.
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