Bus Collides With Streetcar In Cleveland Street Crashes
Police report ten weekend crashes injuring three people. Helen Yolanbus 19 of Troy was hurt when a Canton-Cleveland interurban struck a street car at Shorbay and NW. Samuel Allison 14 was bruised after a collision at Tusarawas and Shorba. A man walking was slightly hurt at Mahoning and ith NE as cars collided near Market and Willam. Florence and Crowns involved in a crash at 910 Clarendon NW. Florence held on drunkenness charge. None of the other accidents caused serious damage.
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Ree
Anton
Helen Yolanbus
Troy
Samuel Allison
Park Aven
James Sponhaur
10Th St NW
Tusarawas St
Shorbav
Anutomobile
Harry Russ
Mahoning Rd
Ith St
Russ
Thomas Spall
6Th St
Lawrence Td
Cherry
W. A. Gusella
19Th St
Tuscara
Cleveland
Roy Deave
M. M. Disler
Woodland Av
Market Av
Willam Florence
High
Clarendon
Irwin Crowns
Clarendon Av
Florence
Olice
Pete Marie
Ben Clarke
Pertillon
East Sparta
H. B. Helsop
Martins Ferry
Mapleay NE
B. B Arntz
Tuscarawar St
Sland Bombed by Rif chief Krim Threatens Island
Abd El Krim, Riffian chieftain, has bombarded Alhucemas Island blocking a Spanish landing from the sea. Barcelona reports say a major artillery clash raged between Spanish and tribesmen. Krim warned he would reduce the island to ashes if Shantards attack his Ajiber HQ.
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Paris
Abd el Krim
Alhucemas Island
Barcelona
Krim
Marby
Ajiber
Warning issued by labor leader in wake of miners strike
London reports charges against AJ Cook accusing him of urging settlement and pressuring the government. The labor leader defends actions while British fascists and officials reject the claims as threats grow. Mansfield speech hinted at broader manipulation and a possible warning to the government.
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London
Cook
Assas
Recovery Expected After Fall At Columbus Center
A 21 year old woman, identified as Emberton, suffered a fracture from a fall at the Columbus center on August 24. Surgeons hope for a full recovery as details of the accident remain unclear.
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Columbus
Leanne Emberton
Ian
Scotland Yard Searches 8 Waterfront Homes for Red Agent
London police search 8 waterfront houses amid a case of alleged incitement to a marine strike. Investigators focus on a figure described as the red agent.
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London
Scotland Yard
Zamen
The Byways of Canton by Wald Marshall Howells
A lighthearted Canton column recounts oddities from a Canada fishing tale to a sunlit turtle joke and a comic roadside mishap. It notes a bird hooked on a line, a turtle reflecting lanternlike shell, and a lazy driver blocked on the Canton Massillon road with a long walk to a gas station.
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Massillon
Canton-Massillon
Churches News Roundup From O U Columbus Area
Rev W N James served both services at First Congregational. Rev C W Dunn to lead next Sunday. Tuttle C Walker sang at First United Evangelical. Rev C M Harsh spoke on Lost Opportunities. Prayer meeting at Mrs Miller 1118 8th st NE. Choir practice Friday. Junior C F at Mrs M L Pearson 1229 Market av S Saturday afternoon. Last Sunday of conference year. Leaves by Thome and March the Flat by Langdon. Business Women's Missionary Society at Mrs C S Hartwell 826 19th st NW 7 20 Tuesday. Dr E L Porter of Gordon College spoke on Hinduism at Bedford ay U P church. Helping Hand Bible class meeting at Mrs Flagmeier 915 Maryland ov SW Tuesday 7 30. Junior Missionary Society in church basement Tuesday 2 30. Midweek prayer and Bible study Thursday 7 30 The Lord s Prayer study begins.
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Tuttle C. Walker
First United Evangelical Church
C. M. Harsh
Thome
Langdon
Business Women's Missionary Society
C. S. Hartwell
19Th St
E. L. Porter
Gordon College
Rawalpindi
India
Bedford Ay U. P
Flagmeier
Maryland
Junior Missionary Society
Youth group leads worship at Fairmount Park church
With the pastor away the Young Peoples society conducted the service at Fairmount Park U P church. Bobby Dioxon Life Work superintendent of the County Co E spoke. The men's club will meet in the church Monday evening.
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Fairmount Park U. P
The
Young Peoples Society
Bobby Dioxon
County Co. E
Canton Union Mission Holds Sunday Attendance
Sunday school attendance reached 123 at the Canton Union Mission. Superintendent J. M. Derrick spoke at the evening service from the text Behold I Stand at the Door and Knock. L. C. Cooper is scheduled to speak from the Mission platform Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Union Mission
J. M. Derrick
L. C. Cooper
Mission
Crystal Park M. E. Sunday School and Meetings
Crystal Park M. E. held Sunday school at 9 with morning worship. Rev. Keifer of Mt. Union occupied the pulpit in the pastor’s absence. No evening service. The Kings Herald meets Monday at 3 in the church. Mite boxes will be collected. The Men’s Bible class meets Monday evening at Bryce Smith’s home. Women’s Home Missionary society meets Tuesday at Mrs. Jane Evans’ home. Lamarr Sisters Concert Co to perform Tuesday evening to raise funds for the new church.
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Crystal Park
M. E
Keifer
Mt. Union
Kings Herald
Bryce Smith
Shriver An
Women's Home Missionary Society
Jane Evans
Winfield Way
Lamarr Sisters Concert Co
New Church Fund
Reverend Martin Coy Leads Lowell Reformed Church Service
Martin Coy occupied the pulpit Sunday morning at the Lowell Reformed church. Two members enrolled in the Sunday school. Women involved in the Missionary playlet meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. G. L. Harrel at 624 Exeter Ave Southwest.
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Martin Coy
Lowell Reformed Church
G. L. Harrel
Exeter Ay
Reverend Day Continues Sermons at First Methodist
Rev. Albert E. Day, pastor of the First Methodist Church, continued his Sunday sermons with a message titled A New Look at Jesus His Friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Day
M. E. Church
Canton Anti-Saloon leader preaches at First Presbyterian
W. A. Schreiber, secretary of the Canton Anti-Saloon league, preached from the pulpit Sunday at the First Presbyterian church in the pastor's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Schreiber
Canton Anti-Saloon League
First Presbyterian Church
St Paul’s U B Holds Tuesday Church Meeting
St Paul’s United Brethren church welcomes the Welcome class for its monthly business and social gathering Tuesday evening. Members will host their husbands as guests and present a special program at the church.
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St. Paul's
Attendance at First Christian church school tops eighteen hundred
The First Christian church Bible School on Sunday drew 1822 attendees. Ten new pupils enrolled and two new members joined the church. Visitors came from sixteen cities and five states.
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First
Christian Church
Trinity Reformed Church Sermon On The Single Eye
Dr. E. P. Herbruck pastor emeritus preached at Trinity Reformed on the subject The Single Eye. Mr. Leslie D. Hanson sang Oh God Have Mercy and The Penitent with an organ prelude titled Undine.
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E. P. Herbruck
Trinity Reformed Church
Leslie D. Hanson
God Have
Mendelssohn
Penitent
Vandewater
Undi
Pastor Rev A M Rickel Speaks at Grace Reform Church
Toledo minister Rev A M Rickel of Calvary Evangelical Church preached at Grace Reform Church. Choral society slated to meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rickel
Toledo
Calvary Evangelical Church
Grace Reformed Church
Dueber Methodist Church Hosts Summer Services
Big summer congregations fill the auditorium with both morning and evening services. Rev. Harrold Mohn spoke on God in the Darkness. The LaMarr Sisters Concert Company provided the evening program. Next Sunday Lee Cherry, Ohio Wesleyan Conservatory graduate, will play organ numbers at the start of the service.
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Dueber Methodist Church
Harrold Mohn
LaMarr Sisters Concert Company
Lee Cherry
Ohio Wesleyan Conservatory of Music
Bethel Lutheran to Install Sunday School Leaders
Next Sunday teachers and officers will be installed at Bethel Lutheran church after the Sunday School Constitution was adopted in full. A special congregational meeting will follow services. An all day Sewing Circle meeting is set for Wednesday at Mrs. Shearer's home 917 Greenfield Ave SW.
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Bethel Lutheran Church
Shearer
Greenfield Av
Young People's Christian Endeavor Leader Speaks at Church
Dr. C. T. Deever, general secretary of the YPCE of United Brethren, preached at morning and evening services at First United Brethren church. He also spoke at the Canton District Rally of the East Ohio Christian Endeavor Union. Bible school attendance reached 854. Mrs. R. B. Ring led special choir music. Dr. Runk will attend next Sunday.
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First United Brethren Church
C. T. Deever
Young People's Christian Endeavor
United Brethren
Canton
East Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
R. B. Ring
Runk
Police raid Hip Sing Song HQ. 60 arrested in Washington
Police raided the Hip Sing Song headquarters after reports of clashes between reactionaries and liberals. About 60 members were arrested, with all but two released early to serve as witnesses.
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Washington
Tie Up Predicted as Seamen Strike Worsens
London reports a collapsing strike but conditions in certain ports remain tight as two British ships wait for crews. Strike leaders forecast a broader tie up across England by Wednesday, signaling escalating disruption to maritime traffic.
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London
Sasgais
England
Driver Charged With Reckless Driving in Massillon
Floyd Stroup of 607 Madison Street Massillon was arrested Sunday on a reckless driving charge for speeding on Carton Massillon Road while traveling through traffic at a high rate of speed.
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Floyd Stroup
Madison St. Massillon
Carton-Massillon
Revolutionary Propaganda Spreading in Spain
Paris dispatches quote Barcelona officials noting spread of revolutionary propaganda across Catalonia as unrest grows. Official statements call rumors of assassination attempts false while acknowledging increasing political agitation and suppression of unwelcome news.
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Paris
Spain
Barcelona
Perbignan
Alfonso
Riots Blamed on Russian Reds in Canton
British consul general Sir James Jamieson charged Russian Reds with instigating the Shameen riots of June 23. Two Russians reportedly hired by Bo rding fired on crowds causing a French soldier death, multiple British injuries, and hundreds of Chinese casualties at Shameen where British Indian and French troops hold a fortified camp. Boroding, the Canton adviser, succeeded Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
James Jamieson
M Boreding
Ageat
Canton
James
R Boreding
Shameen
Boroding
Norman
Druses Rebel in Syria Bombard French garrison town
A dispatch from Damascus reported Druse tribes in rebellion against French rule in Syria bombarding Suteida, where a French garrison holds. guerrilla warfare continues and French casualties are estimated near two thousand, far above official figures.
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London
Syria
Suteida
Daily Mail
Damascus
Chinese bandits kill five on express train near Loyang
Five passengers were killed and 20 wounded when Chinese bandits attacked an express train near Loyang. Dispatches from Tien Tsin report the attack.
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London
Loyang
Tien Tsin
Body of Aviator to be Taken Home from West Virginia
Preparations were under way to move Capt. Frazer Hale of USS A to Winnetta West Virginia to his mother after an August 24 crash near Sulphur Springs. Hale and mechanic Mars Norrin died when the plane from Rolling Field to Washington crashed and exploded in flames.
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Whith Sulphur Springs
W Va
Frazer Hale
Uss A
Winnetta
Mars Norrin
Difficulty in Enforcing Train Stop Mandate Across Railroads
Washington August 24. The Interstate Commerce Commission faces strong obstacles in enforcing automatic train stop or train control devices across 49 large rail systems. Only the Union Switch and Signal Company device on the Oregon Washington division is approved with modifications, prompting Judge McChord to warn that premature approval risks harm and a setback to train control progress.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Owited and Signal Company
Oregon-Washington Railroad
McChord
Flames Devour Dismal Swamp Nationwide Timber Fire
A vast Dismal Swamp blaze near Norfolk spreads from moonshine stills across a wide front. About 300 firefighters work 36 hours to trench and fell timber, with Norfolk & Western Railway crews aiding forest wardens. Wildlife flee as losses mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
Riot Clash Injures 18 in Calcutta Dispatch
A Calcutta report says a serious riot between Hindus and Muslims in Titaburg injures 18. The Aug 24 London dispatch notes escalating communal violence and calls for authorities to restore order.
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London
Tittaburg
Calecutta
Ohio veterans open meeting at Chillicothe convention
Thousands of delegates and visitors pack the seventh annual Ohio Legion convention in Chillicothe with an expected 10 000 visitors. Program includes welcome by Mayor Minshall, a keynote by Senator Willis, a parade, and vaudeville entertainment.
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Chillicothe
Ohio Legion
A. P Minshall
Milo J. Warner
Toledo
Frank B. Willis
Delaware
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
St. Paul's Parish House
United States
Fall children's fabrics and patterns offered at Kenny’s
First Floor display highlights boys and girls wear fabrics for school season. Irish dreams linen and 46 inch widths feature in checks and plaids. Sateen and crepe de chine priced per yard with multiple color options and widths. Brocade faille in fall colors priced at 1.85.
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Thema Yard
Wool Fabrics and Trimmings for Autumn Costumes
A local store advertises wool fabrics with discounts on crepe wool serges and tweeds in various widths for school garments and coats. It highlights plains checks and stripes, storm serge for middy skirts, and a selection of buttons braids ribbons and headbands on the first floor with prices ranging from 10 to 2.75 dollars per yard and modest trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Kenny's
Nations Department Offers Full Range of Sewing Essentials
The Nations Department showcases a wide selection of pins needles snaps hooks and eyes bias bindings tape seam covering braids thread and more. It boasts a well earned reputation as one of the most complete departments of its kind in this section of Ohio inviting shoppers to discover the breadth for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Nations
Ohio
League Plans to Aid Porterfield for Prohibition Post
Columbus August 24 The Ant saloon league will give Judge Porterfield every possible aid says Supt BE J. Moore of the Ohio anti saloon league The selection of Porterfield as federal prohibition administrator for the Ohio Michigan district pleases citizens who desire strict enforcement of the dry law.
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Columbus
Ant. Saloon League
Porterfield
BE. J. Monee
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio-Michigan
Moore
Train Derailment Impacts Newark Commuter Service
Three cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad electric train derailed on the New York Newark line near Newark causing serious disruption to morning commuter traffic. No injuries were reported and officials said the railroad offices will investigate the incident.
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Newark
N. J
Atx
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Skeleton Found by Small Boy in Norfolk Cemetery
A Norfolk report states a skeleton found by a small boy in a local cemetery may be that of Atkinson a machinist and inventor. Police and coroner inquiries suggest death by own action rather than robbery. Atkinson was last known alive in May and several sisters survive including Mrs Nelson Avia of Findlay Ohio.
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Hoya
Atknaon
Nelson Avia
Findlay
Diver Merz Dies in Columbus Creek Diving Accident
Merman Merz aged 21 died in Columbus Ohio after a diving mishap in Big Walnut Creek. He sustained a broken back when his head struck the bottom after diving from a bank into shallow water.
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Columbus. O
Merman Merz
Mers
New Children's School Clothes Designs in Pictorial Review
The Pictorial Review Pattern Department showcases smart new designs for kids school wear with easy, expert directions for cutting and sewing. These patterns feature exclusive elements that help even beginners create distinctive outfits for boys and girls of all ages. Kenny's-Wirat Floor.
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Pictorial Review
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