Albany Follows Week of Visits and Local Events
Albany residents host relatives and friends from Columbus Wellsville Steubenville Athens and Akron during a busy spell. Births weddings travels and local gatherings dot the week with plans for an ice cream supper hosted by the Albany Grange and a Denver convention trip for Rev. Harley Fletcher.
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Ronald Ross
Columbus
A. L. Ross
Wayne Searls
Wellsville
George Ib
Steubenville
Elmer Sears
Roy Ion
Chicago
D. H. Russell
A. D. Cline
Fran
Frances
Bourgeois
Howard Coe
Delver Bolin
Athens
Sidney Russell
Ray Elliott
S'unday
Hazel
Lenna Heitger
Meigs County
W. H. Inibody
Alrs
Elmer Scaris
Clarence Dickson
Eloise Hartman
Akron
W. van Dyke
Albany Grange
Gene Potter
Harley Fletcher
Denver Colorado
Mary Helen Dailey
California
Long Beach
J D. Dailey
Miss Dailey
University of California
Los Angeles System of Schools
George Hopkins
F. E. Goldsberry
J. Howard Cline
C. D. Dailey
Faye Baker
Faye Cline
Hazel Cline
C. F. McBee
State and
Sunnyside Drive
Court avenues dull for Labour ministers wives at Buckingham Palace
English Labour Ministers wives show little interest in court presentations citing cost and waste. Mrs Ed A Thomas seeks two daughters Peggy and Doris for the ceremony. Mrs Clynes and Ishbel MacDonald plans remain undecided. Ramsay MacDonald avoids splendor, labor leadership reduces royal appearances this season. American tourism to Europe shrinks with fewer large steerages and travel demand easing.
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London
Kellogg
Buckingham Palace
Viscountess
Chelmsford
Admiralty House
Ed. A. Thomas
Peggy
Doris
Clynes
House of Commons
Windscr
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Administration
George
Mary
Westminster Choir to Aid Lorain Tornado Victims in Dayton Concert
The Westminster Choir of Dayton will perform Sunday afternoon at Memorial Hall to raise funds for Lorain tornado victims. Tickets are on sale, and city officials expect a large turnout given Dayton’s past flood relief history in 1913. A civic group plans a systematic relief fund drive.
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Dayton
Westminster Choir
Memorial Hall
Lorain
Sivuch
McAdoo Gains Vanishing Ground in Expanded Ballots
The report shows ongoing Democratic presidential balloting with McAdoo leading in several rounds but losing momentum. Smith and Davis gain shares as Roosevelt-era factions shift, while Owen and Walsh maintain small tallies amid party infighting over delegates and unit rules.
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Oklahoma
McAdoo
Walsh
Smith
John W. Davis
Underwood
Ralston
Cox
Glass
Robinson
Litchie
Davis
Saulsbury
Owen
W Davis
Hitchie
Perris
W. Davis
Ritchie
Davia
Lauisbury
James W. Girard
J. W. Davis
Tialsten
J. M. Davis
James W. Gerard
E. L. Doheny
J. W. Dave
Gov. J. M. Davis
Sainsbury
Yellow Entente Scouted In China Tokyo News
Tokyo reads that China will consider a cordial understanding with Japan and potential future alliance. Reports say Beijing hopes for a white naval accord while Tokyo notes Governor General Merlin’s visit may push Japanese immigration easing. Chinese leaders remain cautious.
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Tokyo
China
Japan
Washington
Merlin
Evans at Ohio University Delivers Broad Minded Jesus Talk
President Silas Evans of Tipon College Wisconsin spoke to a full Ohio University audience on Jesus the Broad Minded. He argued Christianity is a broad concept inviting all to enter and perfect themselves and traced Jesus development and Beatitudes with emphasis on his paradoxical yet unified nature. Evans planned another talk at 7 30 this evening in the Presbyterian Church on Bright lights in the Norths Changing Order, with the public invited.
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the Messenger
Silas Evans
Tipon College
Wisconsin
Ohio University
Evans
Jesus
God
Yvane
Presbyterian Church
Diplomatic Tensions Over Manchuria and Indo China
The text notes a shift from cordial Japan relations to silence and reduced invitations to aid colonization in Manchuria. It also remarks that French Indochina remains French yet connected to the Chinese people, and that Chinese leaders have not endorsed a Japanese move into Manchuria yet.
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Japan
Manchuria
Judge and Mrs. Banta Face Break in at Home
Judge H. Banta and wife returned to Urbana Ohio after a social event and found Mrs Mary Lohr unconscious at the foot of a rear stairway, alleging a burglar fled.
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Urbana
H. Banta
Dayton's Real Freak Factory Exposé Prompts Backlash
A gossipy exposé features Professor William Frier describing his so called Freak Foundry. He admits fakes were created by vivisection inspired methods and vivid imagination. New attractions Lilly the Alligator Girl and Epho the water elephant are claimed to be recent designs.
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Washington
William F. Freier
Dayton
Black Hills
South Dakota
Florida
Frier
Lilly
Epho
Miami River
Somf
Professor Freier
Marion Colley Alters Democratic Convention Vote
Marion Colley of Georgia changed her half vote at the Democratic convention, switching from the minority report on the Ku Klux Klan to the majority. Her decisive moment shifted the convention’s outcome and drew national attention to a voter whose action altered party destiny.
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Georgia
Marion Colley
Audacious Yourt Shapes Modern Novels Debate
Mrs. L. A. Miller of Colorado Springs denounces audacious and irresponsible youth corrupting American literature. She cites modern chaos in art and literature, laments youth influence on criticism, and urges literature to interpret life with honesty and balance between sentimentality and decay.
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Los Angeles
Cal
L. A.miller
Colorado Springs
Colo
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Chaucer
Paivete
America
White Indians of Darien Mystery Aired By Expedition
New York reports that three members of a white skinned Indian tribe are being brought from Darien Panama by the Marsh expedition. Austrian explorer Dr Frank von Teuber recalls a visit two decades ago describing the tribe as sickly and fierce in tools. He notes they paint themselves as Sun worshippers and rely on raw meat.
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New York
Darien
Panama
Frank B von Teuber
Dr. von Teuber
von Teuber
Asia
New World
Siberia
Alaska
Amazon
Dogs Gain Popularity in Paris Surpassing Infants
July report notes lapdogs exceed babies in France with 3.3 million dogs by January last year, many used for herds and hunting while 300,000 kept as pets. Parisians honor pets with a Seine island cemetery, featuring Saint Bernard tombs, kennels, and touching epitaphs, reflecting deep affections for dogs.
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Paris
France
Seine
Paria
British flyer leaves for Fe Chow on world flight
Flight Commander A Stuart MacLaren of the Royal Air Force sails from Cana to Fe Chow as part of his lone round the world attempt. The voyage aims to connect major cities with a record setting pace and tests endurance across continents.
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Cana
Hong Kong
A. Stuart MaClaren
British Royal Airforce
Fe Chow
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