The Evangelist Bishop Speaks On Civilization Debate
The Rev Arving Jokasca Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Colorado rails at Hollywood and wealthy foundations for corrupting morality. He condemns modern leaders and lawmakers as misguided while urging restraint of secular influence and a return to virtuous public life. He warns that society edges toward disaster if religion and schooling fail to align with traditional values.
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Levangelista
Islamee Aed
Arving Jokasca
Colorado Bar _ Association
Filma
Will Hays
Patty’ Arbuckla
D Fairbanks
Ccazie Chapin
Seleck
Govaee Norg
Grovery
Wei Long
Hollywood
Rockefeller
Foundation
Snd Hheir
gBishop Johnson
Ae Seaoval
Oey
Market Shifts Clip Grain Prices in Chicago Trading
In Chicago today a volatile session saw corn and oats fluctuating, with December delivery easing from early highs to 1.50 and May around 1.59. Rain in the Canadian northwest delays movement. oats and corn hit new price marks before slight recoveries. Provisions moved with bog value shifts as market activity responded to unsettled factors.
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Northwestern
Canadian Northwest
Cormarid
Prio
Sean
Produce prices in Chicago Saturday stock market report
Produce prices in Chicago Saturday show cattle receipts steady with good demand. Lamb and hog prices mixed. hogs around 9.25 to 1.00 per hundredweight with varied offers. Beef and veal valuations listed with ranges for different cuts and qualities.
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St.oo
Chicago
Chisego
Arkansas fiddler shines in Hot Springs concert broadcast
A fragmented report mentions J. A. Onicon, an Arkansas fiddler, performing in Hot Springs with a Westinghton band. The note references a radio program feature and a local concert, including a price or value line and several disjointed station identifiers, hinting at a regional music broadcast.
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Ted
Westinghton
Wan
Ington
Te Bear Adulrs
Delle
Tate
Onchavtra
Motor
MKS
Ieee
Eee
Tim Fi Roe Fon
Piaby
Network Radio Schedule Highlights and Names
The listing shows 3:18 F. M W H A D on WHAD and 1:90 P. M W A H G with programs by Milwackes Band and Dar Male bene. It mentions Lee Inland WANG birthday and a party at 6:30 P M W E R N T in New York with American Palatera and WLW Cincinnati A Day in Disi.
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Wernt
New York
Poultry Prices Reduced Amid Stock Market Turmoil
Poultry prices fell by one to two cents a pound amid shifting demand as buyers paused for the Jewish New Year. Fat hens and fryers led the decline while eggs, creamery butter, and wheat prices showed mixed movements in Chicago New York and Cincinnati markets with cooler nights hoped to improve current receipts. Hog and cattle markets were reported higher in Chicago with steady demand and strong weights pushing prices up, aided by western stock availability and high fat cow rates. Opening prices from Cincinnati show mixed grain and hay futures with no decisive trend.
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Chicago
New York
Butler
Obigago
Ghia
Rap
Neipte
Stebdy
Mourning crowds at Addyston after fatal robbery and murder
Edna Boswell and her schoolmates gathered at the hilltop and then at the Boswell home to pay respects to Tim Henry the man accused of robbing assaulting and killing her. Villagers watched the coffin and viewed the body as hundreds of curious residents moved about the scene. The community, formerly enraged, settled into quiet sorrow as the case heads to jury.
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Devold Bos
Edna
Addyston
Tim Henry
Egri
Jollhouse
Ednas
Boswall
J. B. Wise
Mr. Bos
Society Note From Afiss Solinger House Party
A society note describes a house party hosted by Afiss Adelaid Solinger with a merry evening. Miss Betty Radalje presided at a safe appetizer, and guests including Betty Radcliffe, Mary Long, Mary Sortuan, Catherine Watson, Grace Lebo, Frances Ehoiling, Min erva Yelton, Ruth Lintzi, Rebecca Aikenberry, Bara Stevsnaon and Kathleen Neilan attended into the late hours.
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Adelaid Solinger
Merry
Jas Avening
Betty Radalje
Iss Bohngen
Betty Radcliffe
Mary Long
Mary Sortuan
Catherine, Watson
Grace Lebo
Frances Ehoiling
Minerva Yelton
Ruth Lintzi
Rebecca Aikenberry
Bara Stevsnaon
Kathleen Neilan
Personal notices and community events in Hillsboro area
Mrs Joe Scholler and her son Lawton spend weeks in Hillsboro with her father Margery Mee and Bolen mechanics from Cincinnati visit Mr and Mrs W Cudton West Seventy eight Street Chicago Police page reports a boy Tim Sullivan aged in custody then released and recommendations for state hospital plans for a youth. A fawn fete planned by Daughters of America at Second Street and Central Avenue to raise funds for a building and lawn fete proceeds to benefit the organization.
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Joe Scholler
Law- Tones
Hillsboro
Margery Mee
Bolen Fhuters
Cincinnati
W. & Cudton
West
Seventy-eight Street
Chi
Tim Sulliven
Sullivan
William Haher
Jon Koons
America Roma
Second Street
Central Avenue
Daughters of America
Radio By Clock Broadcast Weather Market Report
A dense radio log describes WmAza Ss program with ToeMoat Dusin coverage and 10 PM timing. It mentions stock quotations, weather, and market reports, listing several station call signs and concert notes from Marion Mel and the Swiss Garden orchestra. The text reads like a station rundown with program items, time stamps, and a theater segment, including references to vocal and instrumental classes and a list of calls of various stations.
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ToeMoat
Dusin
Cart
Tee ‘Cara
Marion Mel Jorchestra
Swiss Garden
Pfm—Vocal
Lestrumental Classi Music
Biatera
Rey D. Wallocs
WBAT
Eng
Vice
Wels
Hilla
Cheletian Shore P.M
Marion McKay
Orahastra
Sass Gardens
Robert
Bentley Post
Trolic
Eroubes Agurs
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Waal Waitlog
Cart Schyett
Blantat
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Nobnday
Businass
Momensen
B. M—U
Nner
Bote Gipson
Eeoten
Mca Porte
Ton Litter Contest To Be Feature Of The Fair
Butler County farmers enter the Ton Litter Contest to exhibit the results of soil work at the fair. Entries, weights, and varieties will be judged, with prizes awarded after the display at the Butler County Fair Grounds Tuesday evening.
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Bata of
Obie
Butler County
Butler
Bintler County
Ike
Bone County
Tiseday
Notre Dame quickens drills before Baylor game
Heat slows practice as coach PAelat adjusts running signals and formations at Purdué. With a week to the Baylor contest, Henry Porkouls and the staff intensify guard selections and fundamentals as players work through twilight sessions and signal drills.
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Paelat
Purdué
Hopefels
Notre Dame
Mid-West
Chicago
Ohio State
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Nef
Angeint
van Durée
Half Bark
Firab
Bob Brown
Flora
Grubb
la Goach Viat
Michigan
Conak Ingworsen
Gt Tee Haskele
Judge Schell to Hear Moebus Murder Trial
Attorney teams for Fyritt degree murder case of William Moebus prepare as Judge Schell appointed to preside in place of unavailable Judge Murphy. Prosecuting attorney P. K. Bob directs jury pool of 75 to appear Monday at 9 am. Named witnesses include Sheriff Luther Epperson Dr A La Smedley and several Clifford family members.
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Fyritt
William Moebius
Addia Moebus
Schell
Marzhill
Moebus
Clarence Murphy
P. K
Lucky Penny Next Week Delayed by Crowded Journal
The Journal postpones the Lucky Penny feature due to crowded pages. Readers will find the item rescheduled for next Saturday with plans to present the Gis] Boout story value.
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West Baturday
Cinchmti Sunday Programs On WLW Radio Schedule
Sunday September 24 features WLW 451 lineup with religious talks from Dr Frederick Mu Millad and Rev D Walker, a choral program from Marion McKay and orchestra, plus weather, market and business reports, and a baseball summary.
Silent Stations Sender Central News Snippet
Fragmented OCR listing radio station call signs and cryptic labels, with numerous unreadable fragments and partial names, reflecting a chaotic transmitter or frequency roster. No coherent event or story emerges from the garbled text.
Fragmentary General Programs Listing Recap
Incomplete OCR reads like a jumble of program titles and performers. Names such as Baritone and WHAM appear among stray numbers and letter groups, with no coherent schedule or dates readable.
Ohio college grid prospects and injuries reported
Ohio State and Denison prospects show heavy injury tolls as teams test lineups. Veterans like Keller and Morgan headline setbacks while new candidates emerge from tryouts amid conference race prep. St Xavier eyes title as Meyer pushes a deep bench with four new players adding depth to Ohio football plans.
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Josh
Brmighton
Behan
Ena
Becker
Decker
Mitchell
Rogser
Nicholson
Jenking
Bartha
Ohio State
John W. Wilge
Cough
Cunningham
Ax Jai -Canningham
Gorrill
Clue
Nichols
Jenkins
Myers
Hess
Klein
Bill
Marek
Grinwold
Hacka
Karen
Jullisch
Hunt
Gum
Wentz
Hieronymous
Effvet Ab
Wilea
Heliaver
Tork Boller
Autoists Fined After Court Appearance Lags
Fifteen cited for traffic parking violations in interval court Saturday only four appeared. An order was issued to police to round up those who failed to appear. Several drivers across West Side faced fines and warrants for midnight parking violations between 11:30 and 1:30. City officials pressed to end parking contrary to ordinances.
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Thustay
Driday
Thone
Edson
Ludlow
Main
Wooten
Hrnast Collings
Costa
Aigh
Bain Street Bridge
B.strest
M'God
Maud’ Fuerpak
Havenavenue
Jim
Wickeraliim
Ogylon
Robert Northcutt
Nine Arrested by Sevenmile Officers in Raids
Nine individuals were rounded up in raids conducted by Sevenmile village officers assisted by Middletown and Coke Otso. Charles Miller and Dos Moule Harper, both of Middletown, pleaded guilty to possessing liquor and were fined $100 plus costs. Other arrestees named include Ferry Me, Guire Hamilton, Roy Williamson, Jack Brookman, Mrs. Brockman, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson. Trials are scheduled for later.
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Thk
Sevenmile Village
Tarenton
Middletown
Coke Otto
Charles Miller
Dos
Moule Harper
Ferry Me
Guire
Hamilton
Roy’ Williamson
Jack Brookman
Mrs. Brockman
Ed Thompson
Soveenil
Cause of Dairy Fire Still Unknown at Hoele Barn
Fire damaged the Hoele dairy in Deerfield Pike early Friday, with $13,000 in losses including dairy equipment and hay. Neighbors aided by bell call, bucket brigades limited spread as strong winds fanned the blaze. Cause was undetermined after initial inquiry.
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John Hoele
Deerfield Pike
Hoelle
Theodore Roberts Is Stricken in Hollywood
Hollywood veteran Theodore Roberts is reported in critical condition at home after a long illness and a paralytic setback following a Pittsburgh breakdown during vaudeville days. His wife’s recent death is noted as a possible trigger for his decline.
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Hollywood
Calif
Theodora Roberts
Pittsburgh
Unclear fragmented names of individuals across Hamilton and surrounding areas
A garbled list of names and ages appears, mentioning residents from Hamilton and nearby places, with scattered professions and locations. Several entries are incomplete or distorted, rendering full details difficult to confirm.
Jewish New Year Observed At Local Temple
Beginning at sundown Friday night services were held at the Jewish Temple on Ninth and High streets to observe Rosh Hashanah. Rabbi Bernard Bamsueger of New York City led the impressive rites as the services continued until tonight at sundown.
Valley Chapel Segal Serv Plans Annual Church Schedule
Valley Chapel announces a Bible school at 9:30, morning worship at 10:30, and a sermon on the Great Appeal. Quarterly meeting arrangements are set for September ath with an address by a friend of the pastor. The annual union meeting is slated for October 4 with forenoon Bible school endeavors and afternoon sessions with neighboring churches.
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Alursh
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Dinger
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Phurches Ax
CANDIDATES ORGANIZE FOR CITY CHARTER COMMISSION
Organization of candidates for the city charter commission completed at a Friday night YMCA meeting. Louis Natt elected president Ellen McKae secretary treasurer. Committees appointed for education finance speakers and more. A second meeting set for next Friday to report plans and publicity ahead of November election.
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City Charter Commission
Tin
Louis Natt
Ellen McKae
Educational
B. A. Haines
Walter E. Baker
John. .M.crocker
Finanes
Raymond Burké
Morzix Taylor
Oscar Eberhardt
Speakeya
H. Hi. Haioot
J. R. Sneed
Ella Mee Cope
Hamilton
Grange hearing on status of flappers and shemks debate
A Grange program lists a September meeting with speakers on the status of flappers and shemks. Helen Bauman and others present the affirmative. J Megigs and E Millar present the negative. A duet, violin solo, readings, and juvenile notices accompany the event.
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Union Range
Tuceday
Helen Bauman
Erg
Johngous
J. Megigs
E.millar
Weissinger
Ars. Mostaller
Onbel
Alvertie
Clarabel-Davis
Nettie Iphilipe
Aleo
Sale of Queen City Line Will Not Affect Service
The sale of the Queen City Line to Cincinnati corporation by James Gallaher will not interrupt service. A temporary arrangement with the Publicity Commission allows operation under the old franchise until a hearing for the new company. The sale, by Queen City Box Company, involves Earl Niederanian, Wilista Miller, and John Nolier, with notes totaling over $100,000. William Miller, known as Taxi Bill Miller, is tipped as probable manager and was a pioneering Hamilton taxi operator.
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Queen City
Cinghinatt Corporation Henge
James Gallaher
Hamilton
Stats Publilities Commission
Queen City, Box Company
Earl Nidercian
Wilelista Miller
John Nolier
Anid
William
Miller
Alifer
Hatwilson
Iaving
Hold Youth for Auto Theft in Cincinnati Area
Reports from Cincinnati Friday night allege three youths including Lloyd fooke of Deer Park aided by two companions stole tires and automobiles. Police tracked stolen cars toward Hamilton with investigation ongoing at press time. One suspect, born Toole Park avenue, was identified in the case.
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Reading
Sharanville
Middletown
Ohio
Lloyd [Fooke
Deer Park
Cincinmati
Severnt
Toole
Aire Cha
Hamilton
William S. Reed
Stockton
Dixie Highway
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Lesog
Jai Born
Toole Park Avenue
Jean Cace Lad Rely
Moray Bospitel
Fairfield Grange Chooses Play Fairfield Grange
Fairfield Grange selects play The Man Who Came Back for the civic theatre recital in Butley county. The meeting will discuss cast and business matters as seats on the program are allocated. auditions Monday night.
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Fairfield Grange
Butley Cousty
Eens Abegen
William Bardsalt
Tee Busines
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