Mexican anti re election campaign heats up in Mexico City
Mexican political observers note a three way race among obregon Gomez Serrano factions centered on anti re election. Gomez and Serrano push religious freedom plank while obregon defends non partisanship and aims to hold the presidency with labor and rural support in Sonora and Vera Cruz as press and clergy react to the evolving revolutionary principles.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Francisco Madrero
Porfirio Diaz
Arnulfo Gomez
Franciscoe 9 Sersano
Obregon
Hemself
Lea‘ter
Gomez
Serrano
Quregon
Gomiez
Obegon
Serrinn
Viva Cristo Ray
Obregon ‘Gomez
Alyes
Sonora
Vera Cruz
Dabor
Agrarians
Cc. Tt. GO. M
Devlar
Ben Gomez
C. R.om
el Moniter Republicana Obregon di
Gbexon
Organ de Tat
Obrevons
Expr
Politioas
la Escoba
Thomas’ Nast
Horace
Cheeler
Maciete
el Tribunal
Graitico Seminare
Excelsior
EL Enniversal
Death notices from Stop 7 Grafton road and Elyria hospital
Death records announce the passing of Dr. J W Bigg at 8 45 am at his sister M Sera Millers Stop 7 Grafton road at 87 years He was a veterinarian and survived by a brother and sister Mrs Sara Miller and Thomas Bigay with nieces and nephews Funeral services are set for Friday at Sudro Funeral Home with Rev A C Corfman officiating Burial will be in Sandusky He previously practiced there for 74 years Also noted is the death of Clarence L Grill at Elyria Memorial Hospital age 19 years 11 months 1 day He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Tanis Grill of North Eaton and three brothers Fern Walter and Clyde A pastor Fern Grill will conduct services at the Jenkins Funeral Home and burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bigg
M Sera Miller
Grafton Road
Sara Miller
Thomas Bigay
Drenust
Sandusky
Sudro
A. C. Corfman
Sanduay
Clarence L. Grill
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Five O'Clouk
Tanis T. Grrils
North Eaton
Fivert
Walter
Clyde
Fern
Jenkins Fannival
North Aeron
Mwa
Raton Center
Circh
MA Richer
Butternut Rice Cemetery
Today's Ten Questions AneRercon Cified fee
A garbled set of trivia prompts appears to list ten questions about modern and historical topics. The readable items reference a president, Mexican religion laws, marriages, intrigues in Mexico, and border rivers, with several misspellings and partial phrases.
Pellagra Epidemic Floods Mississippi Valley Health Officials Respond
The state health board reports a pellagra outbreak across the Mississippi Valley driven by famine and flood conditions. Officials urge relief and a diet including better nutrition, warning disease symptoms such as skin lesions and swollen tongue may spread if not addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
O C. Pierce
Ulf
Cimeon
Iender
Red Tongue
New Probate Court Case Records Title
In the probate docket a new case lists Savi Pepoo kt Bari as custodian or guardian for an estate. The matter involves the late Willoot Law and related heirs or claimants with dates and procedural notes recorded by the court.
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Cinna
Fire outbreak on Fisher Bros truck shorted battery cable
Fire crews answered a call on Middle avenue at Fifth street to a blaze caused by a shorted battery cable in a Fisher Bros. gas truck. The incident was quickly controlled with no serious damage reported and the cause confirmed.
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Fisher Bros
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
Car Crash Damages West River Street Vehicle
Police report notes W W West driving on Sth street when his car was struck by a machine driven by W Corlity of West River street. West’s rear door and rubber ring board were damaged in the collision.
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West River ST
W. W. West
Sth
W. Corlity
West River Street
West
Foreclosure Suit In Lorain Over Mortgage Notice
Sutta forecloses mortgage and property in Lorain Ohio against Trauk EK and Ruby M Bonney et al. in common pleas court redat by Ohio Reconstruct Co. Judgment of 6081 dollars asked and sale of the property to satisfy it requested.
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Lorain
Common Pleas
To Ohio Reconstruct.a Co
Trauk EK
Ruby M. Bonney
Georgig Ave
Lorain Man Fined For Intoxication After Plea
John Repko of Lorain was fined 1 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Police stated Repko drank a substantial amount of wine last night leading to the charge.
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John Repko
Lorain
Geuilty
Polie
Rerko
Theft of bicycle reported on Bucksy Street
Bucksy Street resident reported to police last night that a red and green bicycle wheel was stolen from his bike. The incident prompted a police inquiry with no suspects named at filing.
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Polief Bucksy& Street
Speeders and Divorce Cases Noted in Tuesday Court
Speeding defendants Ray Potter Ellenberger M E Mat eon and Joan Helegds from Cleveland faced fines of 310 plus costs in a Justices court. In common pleas court Alonzo Guice of Toledo filed for divorce from Cleo Guice alleging severe cruelty and persistent harassment since their January marriage while seeking a property transfer in Lorain.
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Speeders
Justices & J. George
Ray Potter
Common Pleas Court
Alonzo Guice
Cleo Guiece
Cleveland
Guice
Lerain
Wimsley Fined After Overloaded Truck Stop Route 20
John Wimsley of Detroit was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Steve Cowie for driving an overloaded truck on Route 20. He pled guilty before Justice J. George and was fined $59 plus costs. Samuel Deutsch today announced withdrawal as Republican candidate for City Solicitor due to private business pressures.
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John Wimsley
Detroit
Steve Cowie
J. George
Sarmuel Deutsch
Vendwiate
Deusen
Plane Crash in Cornfield Fatal for Unlicensed Pilot
Aug 2 in EGtds AU plane piloted by 20 year old Frank McBrien crashed into a cornfield near the Chicago area, leaving him with fractures and internal injuries. The 10 year old plane was unregistered and McBrien was not licensed. County inspectors vow stricter enforcement at flying fields to prevent unregistered flights.
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Egtds
Wihatails
Chicago
Territors
Frank McBrien
McBrien
Conk County
Charles FE Grasden
Convict to Lead Search for Gold
Testie MhnY of a contain Ohia peniten Mary ludav ted ta organization of Kwoogole ,oci lame parte and the tatting up of the theft of thou ands of doll.rs farth of costly eels and hum dl vatuaehtes from Brian Janes J. Hartley on Dee 1. t fats Moorshey, recently sent to t he perore ninety from Carey, On, Sabena ha foOhberdoma Cathally Solitaire, admici o the Peelep Harte, tie robbers ty Warden Thomas aid detective Joeonh Clears, and nite apfor matron wiaek with lead toons of the langesh gold hans. Marsden offered to trad a party tO the golden cache and Ms offer weep cepted aot ends lompht, a State offi vite etc Ved the cseaved party, Mh oot be direeted by Marsden, 7 VILLAGE DELAYS TO LER GS TRIN Te til hv] 19t before apy steps can ned to primice the village of The the Pom whith wag ape Nese Soom corporated tere he the 15a cunts Came jane faa panes is AgpOnets OF the on COrP Orin non given AA days in which iA fle an yyumenon. oO
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Ohia
Mary Ludav
Ted
Kwoogole
Brian Janes J. Hartley
Fats Moorshey
Perore
Carey
Sabena
Sabena Ha foOhberdoma Cathally Solitaire, Admici
Peelep Harte
Ty Warden Thomas Aid
Joeonh Clears
Andnite
Apfor Matron Wiaek
Langesh Gold Hans
MomMme Comoles
Migsden
York State
Marsden
Jane
On Corp
Live Stock Markets Report From Cleveland and Toledo
Aug 3 market notes show hog receipts around 1800 in Cleveland with steady to lower bids for various weights, cattle at 600 receipts with steady to 25 lower in places, beef steers near 510 to 525 and vealers 140 to 1500. sheep and lambs slow with prime lambs around 1300. Toledo reports hog receipts 600 with steady market, calves light with steady tone, and sheep and lambs also steady.
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Cleveland
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Liberty Bonds Market Update New York
Liberty bonds quotes show the 1 2s opening at 100.27 and 4 1 4s at 100.10, with the 4 4 4s at 1015 up. Treasury 3 3 4s trade at 105.20 and Treasury 3 3 8s at 100.17 for August 3.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Aliberty
Treasury
Local trips and community notes from Brownhelm area
Brownhelm Aug 2. Mr and Mrs B Lindsley accompanied Geo Hoffner of Amherst on a motor trip to the Ohio caverns near West Liberty. Odds and Ends class held a beach party with a roast at Baumhardt’s beach in honor of Hayes Whittlesey. Alberta Lenn left for Elsie Michigan to visit relatives. Evangelical church redecorating with new windows. no services next Sunday. Lewis Franks to St Joseph's hospital Lorain for an operation. stable. Sheriff investigated a drunk driving incident near Wm Haseupflug home. Vermilion visitors Glora Leidheiser and daughters Evelyn and Edna visited C Bauer. Ellen Dreschlers visiting Lorain. Ruth Hainesock visiting Ed Cook family. Walter Schuster family visited Chas Schuster's Lakewood home. Bechtel and Bechtel families visited Frank Bechtel in South Ridge. Bauer and Koch visited Neiding in Vermilion Sunday. Edwin Hasenpflug and Frank discussed plans.
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Hayes B. Whittlesey
Alberta Lenn
Elsie
Mich
Will Eschtruth
Evangelical Church
Lewis Franks
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Ellen Dreschlers
Ruth Hainesock
Oberlin
Ed Cook
Walter Schuster
de Etta
Phiiis
Chas Schuster
Lakewood
Chas Bechtel
Raymond Bechtel
Local Social Notes Include Visits Across Ohio
Albert Kruellmer and Arthur Stick motored to Akron on Sunday. Harvey Brandau Jr. of Cleveland visits his family in Brandau home. Miss Margaret Leyszler spends summer at Kent and visited Ed Leyszler’s home. John Shotton group returned from Bury Oaks Michigan. Albert Koch drove to Cedar Point. Florence Claus spent days with cousin Bernice Claus at Shore Road. Charles Brandan visited brother John Brandan of Elyria. Frank Van Wagnen of Elyria visited his son Harold Van Wagnen.
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Albert Kruellmer
Arthur Stick
Akron
Harvey Brandau, Jr
Cleveland
Fo Wn. Brandau
Margaret Leyszler
Kent
Ed Leyszler
John Shotton
Clayton Shotton
Lakewood
Bury Oaks
Mich
Christopher Bauer
Albert Koch
Cedar Point
Florence Claus
Bernice Claus
Charles Brandan
John Brandan
Elyria
Frank van Wagnen
Harold van Wagnen
Local notices and visits in Eaton parade through late July
Mrs Burton M Ross reports visitors from Cincinnati to Mr and Mrs Lute Alexander and a Cleveland drive by the Webster and Alexander families. C M Ross suffered paralysis last Friday and is improving at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The Hudson reunion gathers Ohio guests including Strickland family from Eustis Florida. Various locals host and vacation trips appear with recitals of neighbors and extended kin.
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Hudson R
Conrad Ernst
Harl Dehn
Erma Alexander
Marcy
Charles Strickland
Roy Jackson
Horace Hailes
Hannibal
Chester Carpenter
Orrin Durkes
Nida Hoskin
Harriet Crowell
Columbus
J. B. Dunlap
Howard
Harry Dunlay
Mary Dawley
I. J. Nairy
Cora Mills
Columbia
Sliss Leona Milrs
Elyria
Mise LaVerne Durkee
Paul Dé Combe
W. F. Spieto
Cleveland
Charles Farmer
Ely Tia
Harry Dunlap
Winchell Bars
E. L. Munn
Minnie Cook
Grace Cook
B.S Conk
F. R. Chasms
Chatham
Louia Munn
Oberlin Wedding in Finney Chapel Oberlin
Miss Rosalie Scott of Columbus wed Leroy Arvidson of Waukegan Ill at Finney chapel Oberlin college. The ceremony was by Dr Thomas W Graham followed by a small reception and plans to spend two weeks in Ashtabula with the groom family before returning to Waukegan. Arvidson active in student affairs and class of 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Rosalie Scott
Columbus
Leroy Arvidson
Waukegan, Ill
Oberlin College
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Waukegan
Arsidson
Charles Hawley Dies at 74 In Wellington Home
Charles Hawley died at his nephew Morris Hawley’s home in Wellington after a period of poor health. He was 74 and brother to Cyrus Fred and Idjlian Hawley Sprink-In. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at his late home with burial in Huntington.
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Charles Hawley
Wellington
Cyrus
Fred
Idjlian Hawley
Morris Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Huntington
College friends visit Maine residents on a midweek trip
College friends from O Place in Maine motored with Mr and Mrs Harry Dunlap and Mrs Charles Farmer and Mrs J B Dunlap to Chiews Like where they spent last Wednesday together visiting and touring the area.
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Maine
Harry Dunlap
Charles Farmer
J.B. Dunlap
Painting Gift To Miss Christy At Ashe Wedding
In Zanesville the wedding of Miss Natalie Christy and Ira Chandler featured a portrait of the bride painted by her father Howard Chandler Christy as the most prized gift. In Marysville S J Patterson of the state fire marshal's office investigated a mysterious Milford Center barn fire destroying a large barn and contents.
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Z2annesville
Natalie Christy
Ashe
Ira Chandler
Howard Chandler Christy
Marysville
S. J. Patterson
State Fire Marshall’s
Milford Center
Fight Corn Borer Marion War Resumes in County
Federal and state authorities renew the war against the corn borer in Marion County with a guard patrol along the quarantine boundary to stop movement of corn into uninfested areas. The effort aims to isolate and control the pest as inspectors monitor border lines and enforce restrictions.
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Marion
Mariton County
Community Birthday Party Draws Wide Family Attendance
Spencer area residents hosted a large Sunday gathering at the Gannett home in honor of Dorothy Gannett and her grandmother. Many relatives from Elyria Norwalk Wellington Lorain Medina and other towns attended. A fine noon dinner and a good time were reported with guests including Hance Hance Shuster and several others.
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Bernard Hales
Annabelle
Wellington
Doris Hance
Ewlin Wilder
Lorain
George Spitzer
Grafton
Henry Schuster
Laveren
Joe Shhuster
Medina
Walter Everheart
Medica
G. Halls
Bernice McVicker
Battle Creek
Michigan
Earnest Hendee
Ashland
Harry Sanders
Jay Giller
Leon White
Charley Beement
Homerville
John Emerson
Jay Inman
Red Oak
Iowa
B. C.inman
Fiarriette Oakley
Fred. Nichols
Walter Boone
A. R. Miller
Lucille
Cambridge
J. T. McCourtanil
Clara Wood
Shreve
Paul Woods
Avolynm Roberta
Akron
Edith Roberts
Anna Bateman
C. E. Thornton
C. E. Raeement
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio schedule fragment lists stations and programs across United States. Highlights include WJZ, KDKA, WBZ, WHAM, WOC, WRALI and Detroit Symphony Orchestra, with times from 7 to 10 pm EST and a light opera La Fille Du Tambour Major. The piece mentions various orchestras and choral broadcasts and a Shenandoah Male Chorus in Philadelphia.
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United Kreesy
Wid
KDKA
WBZ
WHAM
WOC
WRALI
Law
John Statium
Philharmonic Orchestra
WGP
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestras
WEAF
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
WMAO
Chicago
E&t
Local Families Visit and Travel Notes From Litchfield Area
Numerous residents of Litchfield and nearby towns are cited in this social roundup. Members like Bobbin and Junior from Litchfield headlined visits to Chorley and Moonpev relatives. many names appear: Mrs Joe Gariss, Alva Sehule, Mere Curtice, Walter Rook, Susie Roam, Panald eam, Perry Sthie, Fanny Sthie, Clarence Dagnes, Edith Roberts, Joe Clarisa, Helen Beement, Beliah Moone, Clara Wands, Guy E Wells, Orville Bennett, and others. The piece details weddings, hospital stays, weekend visits, and moves, including Mrs Jud Long moving to Wooster and various trips to Cleveland and Akron for family events and caregiving. A hospital birthday, lodge activities, and Ladies' Aid sewing are noted alongside social calls and travel between Litchfield, Wellington, Lorain, Norwalk, and nearby cities. The page preserves a snapshot of rural community life through names, locations, and daily routines.
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Bobbin
Junior
Litchfield
Chorley Hreements
Joe Gariss
Alva Sehule
Moonpev
Uadivtia
Mere “Pot Curtice
Walter Rook
Susie Roam
Panaldeam
Norwalk
Perry Sthie
Canton
Fanny Sthie
Clarence Dagnes
Elia Slendee Iz
Akron
Parish
Edith Roberts
Joe Clarisa
Helen Beement
Beliah Moone
Lod: Hospital
Stuarts Vondt- Thun
Dague
Will Brishibl
Annabelle Sales
Wellington
Dorothy Gannette
Jud Long
Woosth
MME
Mer
Will Brighthill
Sam
Emery Iose
Will Briehtbitl
Eluor Browand
Dagnce
Doris Rook
Misa Esther Snore
Norman Bowen
Getteway
Routman
Cleveland
Hoffman
Reedy
Tom Ringler
Doolittle
P. J. Rowe
Fila Gillar
Sullivan
Gehrig Knocks Out 36th Homer in New York Doubleheader
Lou Gehrig hit his 36th homer of the season in the second inning of the first game at Yankee Stadium. He was the leadoff batter against Detroit pitcher Lil Stoner as the Yankees faced the Tigers.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Lil Stoner
Bennie Kantff Sues National Exhibition Co for 6500 Damages
Former New York Giants center fielder Bennie Kantff filed in U S District Court against the National Exhibition Co of New York operator of the New York National League Club seeking 6500 in damages alleging breach of a 1921 contract. He says he performed in 1921 but was denied May with the New York National League team and was paid only 2000 of the 6500 due, with 4500 unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciib
Jio May
Kauf
Visit Our Free Gladiola Show at Wagner Market
The Wagner Market in Wainwright hosts a free gladiola show on Friday and Saturday presented by the local florist. Local growers showcase blooms and share growing tips with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Market
Wainwright
Florist
Local Social News Highlights From Wellington Area
The column lists visits and family events around Wellington including relatives in Lorain Ashland and Cleveland. It notes funerals and church gatherings, and mentions residents from Mt. Morris Canton Dover Akron and other nearby towns visiting, hosting, or attending reunions and services.
Geneva disarmament talks linger amid quiet briefings
The article notes continued discussions on disarmament with President Coolidge and British envoy Sir Esme Howard meeting U.S. Secretary of State Kellogg. Officials withheld specifics as Geneva plenary session nears its third straight day at 3 p.m.
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Tars
Tielbnogg
Na Wilbur
Coollg
Geneva
Esme Howard
Secs
Kellace
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Erally
Heav‘ily
BIC
Clarence Grills
Amie
Witsoe
Callis
Puritan
Lorain Montgagl
Neudtsch
Alrman
Brownhelm Bechtel
Henry Pfaff
J. B. Wickler
Ashtabula
Pholemy
Allen Hestat
Lake George
N. Ymrs
Dorothy Champion
Joe Hraithwaite
Cleveland Clinic
Violet Curtice
Vanishing Tra Held
George Warner
Bridge
J. Barrick
John Greenfield
Ralph Warren
Springfield
Robert Daugherty
Bricker
Shelhs
Henry Daugherty
Robert Burnham
Niagara Falla
Canada
Spencer Phens
Marvin Dague
Virginia
J. A Gariss
Gehrig
Homer
New York Club
Kaufe
Hart
Frank Grissinger
Wellingon
A. Dickason
Leo McCourt
Leota
James Birmingham
Tunity
Hall
Mary Redman
Karl Kirkpatrick
Mita Hoover Coulter
Esther
Mt. Morris College
Illinois
Clara Woods
Jim Oxender
Harvey Winsor
Jones
Charles Mache
Harry Bush
Doverdy
John Burbage
Bloomvine
New Washington
Rody Ver Sundar
Wedel
Stershburg
Florida
Beneschct
LL. Ubeek
Paris
Baby
Wme
Elia Hendee
Flossia Bridges
Karl Weidrick
Faminy
Aaron Browand
David P Tyman
Elyria High
Elvvia
David P. Hyman
City Solicitor Committee
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