Ninth Annual Conference Opens of Ohio A A U W in Athens
The ninth annual conference of the Ohio Federation of Branches of the American Association of University Women opened in Athens with a luncheon at Lindley Hall. State President Irma Voigt of Ohio University led the event as about 150 delegates from 25 towns gathered for two days of meetings and programs led by university and college women.
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Ohio Federation of Branches
American Association of Untaity
Athens
Lindley
Irma EB. Voigt
Ohio University
Iding
Direc
Lindley Hall
Edith Sniffin
Ohio State University
Frank Roos
Antioch
A. D. Henderson
Antioch College
Memorial Auditorium
Suty Spota
Thia
Joanna Hill
Columbia
Bryan
Mary Fretis
West
A A
U. W
Women's League
Mabel Oluon
Margaret A. Benedict
Joy Cutler
Blaine Delancey
Idx Patterson
L . Worstell
Edina Wry
Toledo Merger Almost Ready
Toledo awaits final legal changes before official proclamation of a merger uniting four banks, including Commerce Guardian Trust & Savings Bank, to create two new banks and unlock about 100 million dollars in deposits. Officials indicate independent operation may continue for Commerce Guardian amid consolidation.
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Toledo
Toleda
Commierce
Guardian Trust & Savings Bank
Commerce Guardian
Coheed
Theodore H. Tangeman
State
Commerce
Thas Commerce Guardian
Cranel
Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Company
Commercial Savings Beak and Trust Company
Segment-Home Trust Company
Sie
American Bank
Judge Frees Music Loving Teen in Land Court
In LAND Oct 23 2A P Joe Meron 18 was freed today after the judge cited his love of music and summer work. He had struggled with payments and threats of loss by collectors. He borrowed another accordion after a store refused more time. authorities arrested him. Judge Bradley Hull suspended any sentence, praising the boy who loves music as well as life.
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A.P Joemeron
Pila
Joe
Joely
Atore
Sea2
Bradley Hull
Acceptance of Akron by Navy Denounced as Naval Folly
The New York Sun editorial denounces acceptance of the Navy dirigible Akron calling it another chapter in the government's dirigible folly. The piece notes defects cited during the cruise and criticizes the investment as war instruments.
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Akron
New York
U.P
United States Navy
The
New York Sun
Edison Funeral Attendees Reflect His Wide Industry Ties
In West Orange New Jersey Thomas A Edison lay in an ornate coffin as intimate friends and industry leaders gathered. Samuel Insull Owen D Young Gerard Swope Charles M Schwab Henry Ford Edsel Ford Harvey Firestone and others paid tribute in a service highlighting Edison’s impact beyond invention. Henry Ford and Edsel Ford traveled from Detroit, Ford noting he preferred to remember Edison alive. The gathering underscored Edison’s connections across electricity and manufacturing.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison Ley
Holison
Edison
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Charles M. Schwab
Matthew Sloan
New York
Edison Company
Gvent
Henry Ford
Detroit
Edsel Ford
Hig
Ford
Seek To ReOpen Banks In Youngstown
In Youngstown on October 23 UPK efforts move to reopen City Trust and Savings Bank after closures a week ago. Depositors near 1,100 heard two cooperative plans. One plan offers stock at 100 a share with 250000 subscribed so far. The second plan asks depositors to subscribe 25 percent of their deposits in stock at 100 a share and accept 75 percent as certificates payable over one to three years with at least two percent monthly withdrawals once opened.
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Youngstown
UPK
City Trust and Savings Bank
Cabinet Officer Is No Longer To Be Free Boarder
Beverly Hills Calif scene in a Rogers home box stall shows Secretary of War Hurley eating Rogers fodder. A satirical note questions press freedom and administration while recalling past officials and foreign policy debates. It ends with a quip about the next cabinet officer paying his board.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Rogers
Hurley
Pat
China
Japan
Wil
Hoover
Feather Yesterday's Gael San Anronio 8, Shreveport 86
Edmonton weather forecast shows general eastward atmospheric conditions likely to keep settled weather in the vicinity with chances of showers starting late tonight or Saturday.
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Gael San Anronio
Shreveport
Lowary
Northfield
Edmonton
Self Help To Be Guide for Rail Leaders
Atlantic City N J October 23 rail leaders study Interstate Commerce Commission pooling plan amid wage reduction backdrop. Association of Railway Executives considers self help based aid and loans rather than gifts, to be presented to the ICC by December 1 after committee reviews interpretations and legal practicality.
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Atlantic City
N. I
Association of Railway Hixecutives
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Akron Overweight But Navy Sees No Range Hit
Revised weight estimates show the Akron about 20,000 pounds over the specified limit. Rear Admiral William A. Moffett says the excess will not appreciably affect cruising range or air-worthiness. He notes extra weight arose from Navy orders and safety enhancements built into the craft by Goodyear Zeppelin, all changes approved by the Navy Department as increased safety and military factors.
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The
Sun
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Ffs
the Sun
Washington
Navy
Willam A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Moffett
Goodyear-Zepperlin Corporation
Hit-Run Victim Child Killed and Mother Injured in Milford
In Mulberry near Milford, Sherrill Smith, 2, was killed and his mother Mrs. Ernestine Smith, 25, seriously injured when struck by a speeding non-stop driver on a highway roadside. Residents and officials pursued the fleeing driver on foot after the car was ditched a short distance away. Sheriff Roberts noted the vehicle was speeding and unlit. license checks and an owner search followed.
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Milford
U.P
Sherrill Smith
Ernestine Smith
Mulberry
Here
Intenna
Roberts
Immigrant Chinese Rescue Off Florida Island
Ten starving Chinese immigrants were rescued from an uninhabited island 35 miles south of the Everglades after being abandoned by smugglers. They had been landed from a Cuban boat Tuesday night and told to await a car headed north, with no food or water and having paid 200 to 400 dollars each for transport. The group was sheltered by U S Immigration Border Patrol officials.
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Miam
Fla
U.P
Everglades
Broken Engleh
Cuba
Miami
U. S. Immigration Border Patrol
Adele Astaire to wed Lord Cavendish in confirmed engagement
New York report confirms Broadway dancer Adele Astaire will marry Lord Charles Cavendish, son of the ninth Duke of Devonshire. Cable dispatches note a sister’s denial of the engagement as official, while reports of the pairing continue to circulate.
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New York
Adele Astaire
Charles Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
Cable
Mother Held On Liquor Charge In Cleveland School
Mrs Carmello Mollica faces arraignment in Police Court after police linked her to giving whisky to children at Thomas Edison School, a boys reform institution, to 2 cents a half pint. Parents and teachers reported regular intoxication among pupils, with one boy sent home after a marked 21 vent note and quick return.
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Cleveland
Carmello Mollica
Thomas Edison
Mollicata
Mia Btolies
Smith Attacks Forest Plans in Roosevelts Envoy Row
New York October 23 The clash between Governor Roosevelt and former Governor Alfred E. Smith widens as Smith attacks the reforestation amendment. He argues the plan to plant trees on idle farm land and let the state cut and sell lumber would strain state finances amid a revenue deficit.
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New York
Roosevelt
Alfred
Smith
Tammany Hall
Bune Day
Riots in Nicosia leave dead and wounded as government house burns
Wire brief reports blame rioting by students urged by parents for Cyprus Greece union. Civilian and police casualties mount as government house is set ablaze. Separate items note the Grand Lodge of Ohio reunion in Canton Oct 19 20, a police shooting of a New Mexico man in New York, and a funeral hour change for Mrs. William Meighen with burial at The Garden Cemetery.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Greece
Tanton
Springfield
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Frey
Munona
Canton
West Orange May Become Edison City in Honor of Edison
West Orange may be renamed Edison City as town commissioners consider Commissioner Frank L O Connors suggestion to honor Thomas A Edison. The town attorney will report next Tuesday on the procedure, requiring consent from the Edison family.
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West Orange
N. J
Edison
WN. J
U.P
O'Connor
Alfred Grosso
Dancing Card Playing and Smoking Debated at Heidelberg College
Heidelberg College at Tiffin Ohio seeks student and church opinion on dancing card playing and tobacco use after a student rebellion last year led to protests at President Miller’s office. Questionnaires go to Ohio Synod members and other colleges to gauge social acceptance and policy.
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Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Ohio Synod of the Reformed Church
Charles E. Miller
Japan Accepts League Formula On Manchuria Crisis
Geneva October 23 Great relief among League members as Japan conditional accepts Council formula for Manchuria dispute. China may block final agreement while Japan seeks withdrawal of its troops in three weeks. Alfred Sze likely to accept without full government approval. Nanking consent uncertain. Monthslong treaty review and unanimity rule may prevent final adoption despite broad support.
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Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Japan
China
Manchuria
Alfred Sze
San
Nanking
League
Itacit
Aon
Artlers XE
Mippert
Democrats Edge Congress After Fletcher Hale's Death
New York October reports state Democrat gains in the U S House after the death of Rep Fletcher Hale of New Hampshire. Hale, a fourth term Republican, died of pneumonia and complications at Kroukivn Nasal Hospital at age 48. President Harding, arriving in Hoboken, rushed to port eight hours early amid cheaper fuel concerns. Hale’s wife was at his bedside.
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New York
Fletcher Hale
New Hampshire
Diemadulle Party
Cangreni
Dangtun
Hous
Nlands
Domocrata
Undor
Hale
Dlediin Kroukivn
Efe Wan
United States
Hner
Harding
Hoboteen
N. J
Hala
Two Are Fined Here in Athens Night Court
Fred Porter of Athens was fined for intoxication. Richard Webb paid a five dollar fine for using obscure language. Roberts, a student at Ohio University, reported a Dodge roadster missing after a Halloween search and reported the car to Chief Finsterwald. The 1927 model roadster, painted white, bore license D 34494 and was registered in Willoughby, Ohio.
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Yar
Fred Porter
Athens
Trohert
Wood
Porter
Charles Mupto
Richard Webh
Roberts
Ohio
North
Congress Street
Dodge
Tony
Atrive
Fox
E. S. Finsterwatd
Willoughby
Backed by Russia Armes in Manchuria Fight
Report from Harbin says Soviet Russia backs China and rush troops arm Chinese loyalists under General Chang Hsueh Liang in Manchuria. Arms said to target movement led by General Chan Hai Peng, with several Chinese generals deserting Chang over his non resistance policy to Japan.
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Manchuria
Harbin
China
PKE
Russia
Arma
Bellungkiang
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Chang
Taksihar
Chan Hai-Peng
Ten Flee From Fire In Smoke Filled Building
Ten persons fled a smoke filled apartment building in Cleveland as fire swept through. Miss Jean Winton, daughter of Alex S. Winton once connected with Winton automobiles, helped rescue Mrs. Walter Williams and her daughter Jean, 18, jumping 20 feet to safety and bringing a ladder for escape. Assistant Fire Chief C Donnelly of Lakewood suspects a smoking cigarette started the blaze.
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Cleveland
Jean Winton
Alex S. Winton
Winton
Walter Williams
Jean
Coal Industry Group Confers on Anti-Trust and Cooperation Plans
New York Oct 24 A committee of the National Coal Association assembled to study plans for stabilizing the industry with two main options. One favors cooperation with a governors conference and Sherman Act amendments, the other supports broader anti trust relief to allow consolidations. Debate showed divisions among soft coal operators from Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio and Indiana. No immediate action on wage scales or production controls was expected.
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New York
Committee of Id
Na Honal Coal Association
Werious Plana
Washlarton
Povernere
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tennesse
Piem D. Sampson
Roneisting
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Ohio W C T U Convention Closes In Dayton
The Ohio W C T U convention ended with an address by Mrs Azuba Jones of Johnstown Pa. About 1006 delegates attended the three day meeting. Resolutions denounced moving pictures showing crime and immorality and expressed opposition to prohibition. They endorsed World Court protocols and pledged to back only candidates who demonstrate in actions and speech support for prohibition. A further resolution urged Federal supervision of talkies during production.
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Ohio
Dayton
U.R
Mra
Azuba Jones
Johnstown
Prohibition
Mrs. Chase Dies in Hebbardge area funeral Sunday
Mrs. John Chase aged 26 of Athene Route 1 died at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a two week illness. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Presbyterian Church in Hebbardgelile with burial in the local cemetery. She is survived by her husband, a son Reyelle 14, a daughter Mary 11, three sisters Mrs Charles Van Devener Galveston Ind Mrs Pearl Nena Mearay Ark and Miss Lettis Pennington Poplar Bluff Mo, and a brother Jaaper Garner Ark.
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Hebbarde |Ville
John Chase
Athena
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Presbyterian
Charles van Devener
Galveston
Ind
Pearl Nena
Mearay
Ark
Lettis Pennington
Poplar Bluff
Jaaper
Garner, Ark
Less Governmental Supervision of Business Plea by Schwab
NEW YORK Oct 28 Charles M Schwab veteran chairman of Bethlehem Steel urged a three fold program emphasizing: better financial structure, elimination of government excess and business restrictions, and a vigorous enterprising policy to end dole and boom with price stabilization. He warned against isolation and called for permanent finance reforms and a creditor nation role for the United States. Grace of Bethlehem Steel cited modest steel price gains and improved demand as encouraging signs ahead of the American Iron and Steel Institute meeting in New York.
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New York
Aura
Vigoroun
America
Charles M. Sehwab
Hethichem Stock Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Schwab
Dusiness
Anid
ITG
Torfaliva
Europe
Huroya
Eugena G. Grace
Heihhlhem Steal Corporation
Grace
Fie
Grace Aati
Two Ohio Shoe Firms Merge to Form United States Shoe
Cincinnati October 23 United States Shoe Company and Stern-Auer Company of Chillicothe merge to form United States Shoe Corporation. The new firm will hold $600000 in quick assets and $300000 in equipment and plant with $900000 capital in non par common stock. The existing United States Shoe Company and Stern-Auer assets convert to stock. corporate existence and real estate remain. Plants in Cincinnati and Chillicothe continue operating.
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Cincinnati
United States Shoe Company
Stern-Auer Company
Chillicothe
United States Shoe, Corportint
Manuags Turing
call+ certs
United States - Shoe Company
United States
Shas
Stern-Auer Pi
Chiilicothe
Burson Buys Union Grocery in Local Transfer
Walter C Burson has purchased Union Grocery from the estate of Hasty B Nelson and wife and G2 Jones. New owner Burson promises the same high level of service and attention, with plans to conduct business in the same manner as previously operated.
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Union Grocery
Hasty B. Nelson
G2 Jones
Rods Ter C. Burson
Anate
Burson
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