Word: simeone
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Ohio before he ran for President in 1920 with Franklin Roosevelt as second fiddle on the ticket. A. Victor ("Vic") Donahey was Governor from 1923 to 1929. George White has been Governor since 1931. Last week these three potent Democrats were at odds over who should oppose standpat Republican Simeon Fess for his Senate seat. Messrs. Donahey and White were both candidates for the Democratic nomination, Governor White campaigning as champion of the New Deal, "Vic" Donahey, lukewarm on New Deal policies, rounding up votes among his old friends, Ohio's farmers. After the campaign was under...
...following residents of Ohio and readers of TIME would greatly appreciate your publishing a review of the Congressional career of Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio...
...record of Senator Simeon Davison Fess of Ohio is as follows: Born: On a farm in Allen County, Ohio, Dec. 11, 1861. Start-in-life: Country school teacher. Career: Son of impoverished log cabin dwellers, he was four when his father died. At twelve he was sent to live with an elder sister, did farm work summers, got a little schooling winters. Aged 19, he passed an examination, received a license to teach. With his earnings he sent himself to Ohio Northern University at Ada. On the day in 1889 that Ohio Northern graduated him, aged 27, that Methodist stronghold...
Walter Howey was one of 76 birthday party guests at San Simeon. He had flown out from Manhattan with Thomas . White, general manager of the Hearst publications, Richard E. Berlin, chief of Hearst magazines, William A. Curley managing editor of the New York Evening Journal. Mrs. Eleanor ("Cissy") Patterson arrived from Washington. Mrs. Winifred Black ("Annie Laurie") went down from San Francisco. Hollywood was represented by a huge delegation including...
Ernest Smoot was not the only son of a famed father to draw money for services to air transport companies. Others whom Mr. Hanshue mentioned were Lehr Fess, son of Ohio's Senator Simeon Fess, who represented National Air Transport at an air operators' conference; William Hudson Philp, son of onetime Fourth Assistant Postmaster General John Philp who did the same; Julius Kahn, son of Representative Florence P. Kahn of California who represented Western Air Express in Washington...