Hero cited by president to attend Legion convention here
The American Legion convention on September 12 13 and 14 will feature World War hero Sargeant Woodfield a Cincinnati Robert Bentley Post leader and two living Congressional Medal of Honor recipients. General John R McQuigg national commander will also attend with his 112th Engineers unit history. The Lima Harriot drum corps will perform in the parade led by W De Weese and the state’s largest Robert Bentley Post is expected to receive prominent honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Bhy Lima Harriot
W. de Weese
Sargeant Woodfield
United States
Robert Bently Post
Cincinnati
Robert Bently
Franklin Post
Columbus
John R. McQuigg
Bat
McQuire
112Th Engineers
Mr- Guigg
Uncovered criminal history claims in Canton murder case
Roach and associate claim Canton police and detectives are linked to a murder plot and liquor ring spanning Cleveland Canton Pittsburgh Detroit and Chicago. Eight journalists subpoenaed as County Prosecutor Bo Me Clintock prepares grand jury testimony while alleged triggerman McDermott and others face ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach
Miles E. Evans
Utley Wally Sen
Canton
Cleveland
Hed’ McDermott
Plttsburgh
Lesatlands
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
Aw Enforcement Agencia
Reach
Starniing Discinsu
Ora Slater
Cinelamaty Duelective
McNerrngtt
Epted
Bo MeClintock
Vanda
Henrietta W 6 7 Elects Officers at Quarterly Meeting
The Henrietta W 6 7 unit held its quarterly election of officers at the residence of Myre Elmer Portman. A large turnout heard Mery Drumoland of Oberlin speak on the Soldiers and Sailors Welfare program and the Young Peoples Branch work. She urged members to support the workers aiding veterans with articles and to back the branch’s future plans. The officer slate elected included President Mrs Adex Bern and Vice President Mek Edas Fee, with further posts filled as listed. Membership remains strong and growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Henriotts Woot
Myre
Elmer Portman
Mery, Drumoland
Oberlin
National Orgamary
Young Peoples
Stirs
Aupfnald Atlarer Dagon
Adex Bern
Ate Currier
Oberlin News From Aug 14 Reports President Kine Plans
Oberlin dispatches detail President Henry Chevchil Kine of Oberily village spending summer in Massachusetts and slated to return by mid September. It notes his illness delayed work on the Oberlin Endowment Drive, mentions his long tenure and nearing retirement age, and cites related local obituaries and campus notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlis
Henry Chevchil Kine
Cberily Village
Massachusetts
Oberlin
Cp. Fumer
Oberlin College
Vonry Churchill Ring
Chery- Vin
Oberlin Rydowment
United States
Train wreck on Calverton line injures many near Riverhead
From page two an account of a derailment near Calverton shows a Pullman car and several coaches leaving the rails. Firemen, soldiers, and civic volunteers aided rescue as screams filled the cars and priests administered rites. Ambulances and cars rushed the injured to hospitals amidst bright searchlights. Ten or more people were reported hurt with children among the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monicomers
Cieenport
Santa Canter
John Swak
Richmond
Noy
Grenville Hartman
New York
Titty
Statard
Mre
Harha A. Angel
Brooklyn
Angel Simmer
Shatter Island
Sr Reais
Teaehke
Calverton Retina
Toqr
Tory Building
Olay
M.C. Spink
Coast Artilery
Centerville
Riverhead
Greenport
Two men fined for disorderly conduct in police court
Sra. Kresibki and Frank Zaeleski were arraigned in police court this morning on a charge of disorderly conduct. Both pleaded guilty to creating a disturbance on West avenue and 15th street yesterday, each fined $1 and costs. The sentence was suspended by Mayor Mayes Taree Minksen on the condition of good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresibki
Frank Zaeleski
Manny
West Avenue
Lsth Street
Mayes Taree Minksen
Uae
Local son wins marksman’s medal at Fort Benja
Harrison Wade W. Rey, a Fort Benjam in and city resident, wins the Cyprus’ dyadning camp fete award a silver medal for first in marksman. Second year men of Co. Aittestinted place behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benjamin
Harrison Hat Wade W. Rey
Ths
Cytaeus
Cleveland suit over promissory note filed in county court
The Universaland Library filed a suit in the county court against six defendants including Tint Lani of Cleveland, claiming damages of 87 187 54 on a promissory note. The case concerns a mortgage on property on Axon Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uivsnland Libergy Tank
Way
Loss Of Money Reported From Coat Shop Interruption
A witness, Barnes, a salesman for the Lienners Plenograph Company, reported money missing from a coat shop worker between 9 and 10 yesterday. The sum stolen remains unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Barnes
Wyctenan
Liieners Plenograph Company
Man Asks Divorce From Mary Gasdik After Strife
Mikey Gane of Lorain filed divorce proceedings against Mary Gasdik this morning. He alleges she mistreated him, left for Creehn-Sio- Vakia in 1924, and the couple has four children from a marriage in yaa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikey Gane
Lorain
Mary Cgasdik
Tnally
Yaa
Lincoln Ellsworth and his polar flight legacy
American aviator Lincoln Ellsworth, linked to Roald Amundsen's Norge polar trek, inherits 1 207 518 dollars from his father James W. Ellsworth after the elder's death. The legacy recalls Ellsworth’s role as a financier and explorer amid family legal questions and a Florentine villa connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lincoln Elsworth
Rrnold Amundsen
James W. Ellsworth
Hilsworth
Alimedsen
Bell
Blisworth
Go Hacker
Nooga
Hay
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle Revisited
Puzzle page reads like a children's pictorial crossword with scattered clues and garbled entries. It includes word hints such as piety, mischievous child, abbreviations, and city names. The text references an island near Cuts and a Virginia city, plus state abbreviations and a Keystone state note.
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Tringesee
Virginia
Elyria Psychologist Sparks Free Lectures on Heat Mood
Mrs. Castle, a psychologist, begins a series of free lectures at Elyria High School auditorium starting Monday Aug 6 through Aug 20. She claims heat changes perspiration chemistry based on mood, with demonstrations by Ross E. King and volunteers, all free and non sectarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
United States
Ohio
Elyria
Columbus
Cincinnati
Market prices from Cleveland on August 14
Cleveland markets show fresh eggs at 97 cents, firsts 39 to 88 cents with packing 88e for Judie. Olmos products include nut items at 28 cents, high grade fish 29 cents. Poultry lists roosters 17 to 18 cents, springers 24 to 28 cents, ducks 15 to 28 cents. Apples 6 to 1.25 dollars a bushel. Home grown raspberries 7 to 7.50 a husk. Potatoes 4.40 a barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eaxtra
Toledo Livestock Headlines and Market Summary
Aug 14 Toledo reports hog receipts steady to higher by 2-5 cents with heavies and mediums up. Prices show cattle and calves mixed for steers and heifers, cows and veal values varied. Lambs and mutton receipts indicate steady to firm demand with mixed weights and classes. A closing note cites a mean man and his indifferent friend.
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Anton
Toledo
Ita En Roughs
Cantele
Sunday Radio Program Highlights Across Cities
A dense list of radio schedule entries shows Sunday programming across multiple stations. Orchestra concerts, organ recitals, studio concerts, dinner music, and church services appear from stations including KDEA Detroit KOA Denver KYW Chicago WGN Chicago WEAF New York and more, with times ranging from early evening to late night and multiple ensembles named such as Detroit Symphony Orchestra Goldman Band and Knights of Pythias Male Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WRAF
Goldman
Knights of Pythius
KOA
KDEA
Pittsburgh
Denver
Colorado
KTHS
Hot Springe
Ave
KYW
Chicago
WAIU
Columbus
WBEL
Baltimore
Wrag Gomsert
WBZ
Springfielt
Mass
Major Bawes
Atwater Kent Radio Toar
Goldman Bans
WHEI
Boston
WEAF
Wkeithstadio
WFAA
Dallas
WOR
Buffalo
N. Y
WGY
Schenectady
WHO
Des Moines
Iowa
Pontiac
Mich
WIZ
New York
N. Yio
Baptist Church
Minerva Mate
WLIB
Liberty Studio Ensemble
Vncat
Edward Benedict
Wew—Cincinnas
WOAW
Omaha
Neb
WOC
Davenport
Newark
Uonwerk Ensemble
WPOQ
Atlantic City
WSAT
Cincinnati
Radio Chimeoncert
Atlante
WTAM
Cleveland
Tink
Park ‘Theater Orchestra
Twilight Musicale
BRAL
WRAL
Minner
Wral Dance
Springfield
Masa
Water Kimball
Poyseitia Bears Hall
WCARE
Pre
Danie Perchestral
Texas
Prigram
WGN
WaiYo
Towa - AM
Bankers’ Life Trio
WIR -Pantias
Miel
Orchsetra
Autoists
Corpar Lingeman
Netrole Symphony Orchestra
WYZ
Payta
Tinner
Ines
Orchestra Dentiasa
Monday Radio Programs and Concert Listings Across Stations
A dense schedule of Monday radio offerings across U S stations detailing times, bands, orchestras, and venues from Detroit to New York. Highlights include grand operas from WEAF, dance orchestras, organ and saxophone recitals, dinner concerts, and regional farm programs with multiple city listings and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meanthiy
Detroit
S3mphony
KNRA
Iron the Willows
WEAF
WTIK
WTAM
Bamboo Garden Orchestra
Harmony and Orchestra Programs Listed Across Stations
A scrambled listing outlines various musical programs, orchestras, and stations including WLW Cincinnati O-7200, WOAW Omaha, WPti Atlantic City, WRC Washington, WSAY Atlanta, WEAF, WTAM Cleveland and others. It notes dinner music pricing and misordered times, suggesting schedule fragments for a multi station broadcast era. Individual items reference ensembles, concerts, dance numbers, and studio programs with several errors and garbled entries.
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Maxwell House Coffee Ensemble
WLW
Cincinnati
Charleston
WOAW
Omaha
Neb
Wpti
Atlantia City
WRC
Washington
WEA
WSAY
Atlanta
WEAF
WTAM
Cleveland
Bamboo Garden Orchestra
Fattening vs stocker rations for steers on bluegrass pasture
At Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station four lots of white faced steer calves were split by winter rations and later grazed on bluegrass. Those fed stocker rations gained about 1 lb day on pasture, while corn and oilmeal groups gained less or even lost weight. Early pasture fattening proved best for barn-fed cattle. keeping cattle dry lots until shipping may yield better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stogker
Ohio Agricultural
Hagermont
G. Bohstedt
Animal Industry
Bethany Baptist Church Hosts Guests and Dinner
The fifteenth unusual rally at Bethany Baptist Church on Seventeenth Street, with Rev Charles Guiy Fy as pastor, features an address by Rev Boston OL Prince of Shiloh Baptist Church Cleveland and his singers. Guests will be entertained with a church dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Baplis
Seventeenth Street
Charles Giuy
Wall
Thev
Boston
OL Prince
Shiloh
Chrysler 10 Feature Four Cylinder Car
Detroit reports indicate Chrysler plans a four cylinder model marketed as a larger passenger vehicle with integrated mechanical improvements. Industry figures note it will compete in the lower price range and target American buyers seeking a smoother, more comfortable small car. Walter P. Chrysler praises move toward improved American car design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Detroit
Passepaer
Imperial
Oniareket
Walter BP. Cheyster
Mexico a major nation beyond its image as poor country
The piece argues Mexico is often overlooked, though it is one of the world’s largest and wealthiest nations. It highlights that its economy and industry extend far beyond common perceptions, noting its significant role in global affairs and trade with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Miss Wills Ordered Not to Play in New York
Aug 14 report says Miss Wills will not play in the upcoming national singles championship next week after two defeats tied to her recent appendicitis operation in Paris. Her father Dr Clar Wills conveyed the decision, noting her wish to defend her title if possible but respecting parental guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Celesia
Clar Wills
Dr. Wills
Tilden to Face Tests of Career at Forest Hills and Rye
New Puck Aug 14 reports William Tilden prepares for a key doubles of opinion. Noting the East West series match with Bill Johnston at Forest Hills and the Southern New York state championship final with Vincent Richards at Rye, the piece weighs Tilden's tainted form and outsized chance to win both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Puk
William T. Tilden
Forest Hills
William
Bill Johnston
Rye
Vincent Richards
Tilden
Johnston
Oberlin Horseshoe Pitching Contest on East Village Ground
A local horseshoe pitching contest held on East Village Street in Oberlin featured singles and doubles events. Top finishers included Mosby, Williams, Wood, Waller, Dudley, and others with prizes offered by local merchants. Reports also mention boxing results from New York and Chicago with named boxers and outcomes.
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Oberlin
Vnllage Street
Dodettay
Moshy
Williams
Wens
Waller Doubl
Wood
Hioushbien
Asdrite
Waller
Geo. Dudley
West
Dan Dudley
Osner
Tar
Tvirs
Godette
Mosby
Gorette
Seeam
Houghton
Govitte
Floughton
Moet Leinein Brown
Sheriff Nominee Makes Campaign Trips By Foot
Ottawa Canton Felkey the Democratic sheriff nominee rode to victory on Shank's mare He is 26 unmarried and never owned an automobile He aimed to win by foot and hoofed the tire distance visiting voters claiming several thousand miles across Putnam county for campaign purposes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canton
Mansfield Journal Sold to Hoiles in Mansfield
Announcement reports R C Hoiles of Lorain purchasing the controlling interest in the Mansfield Journal. Hoiles already owns and publishes the Mansfield News and Lorain Times Herald. The message notes the future of the Journal is uncertain but will be published for a while.
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Mansfield
Hoiles
Mansfield, O
Mansfield Journal
R.C. (. Hoiles
Lorain
Mansfield News
Lorain Times-Herald
Death record Mary Jean Vosper rites announced
Funeral services for Mary Jean Vosper will be held Monday at ten o'clock from her parents home 112 Williams Street with Rev. Edwin Kirby officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Vosper
Williams St
Edwin Kirby
Elmwood Cemetery
Oberlin Road Social Notes From Oberlin District
A crowded Oberlin Road social column lists visits and travels among local residents. Mr and Mrs Carl Hansen guesting Mrs H A Tucker in Norwalk. Dan Campbell family to L Wacker near Wellington. Krenger family to E Reiner in Avon. M T Brown and Mabel of Pittsfield visiting cousin Mrs Fred Hawk. numerous visits to Amherst, Brighton, Elyria, and Crystal Beach. trips through Kens tucks Tennessee Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and the Panhandle of Texas mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Carl Hansen
Norwalk
H. A. Tucker
Dan Campbell
L. Wacker
Wellington
Frank Krenger
Russel
E. Reiner
Avon
M. T. Brown
Mabel
Pittsfield
Fred Bongs
West Ridge
John Baumann
John Kern
A. A. Saxton
R. F. Clark
Oberlin Grange
W. Farr
Leslie
Brighton
Gilbert Male
Elyria
Cleveland
J. Hy Brandy
Kipton
Brad Hawk
Mondas
L. Avery
von Perry
J. Thompson
Oberlin
Fred Dunham
Frank Krenigsr
Warold Kneetgos
Sune
P.M. Campbell
B. Hasler
Filyria
Sunnday
WT. C. Davidson
A. A. Lanton
Vermilon-on-the-Lake
W. Traylor
California
Merthe
Mrs. Jones
Boiler explodes injuring man in Cleveland yard blast
Joseph Maxhart, 42, died at St. Luke's Hospital after a locomotive boiler exploded at the Pennsylvania railroad yards in East 4th Street and Kinsman. Police investigated the blast and poured cold water on the scene as investigators began work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph Maxhart
St. Luke's Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
4Th Street
Rand Palice
Improved Packard at Nichol Motor Sales
See the Improved Packard now on display at Nichol Motor Sales located at 117 West Ave. The compact notice highlights the new model in stock and invites interested buyers to visit the showroom for consideration and a test drive.
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Nichol Motor Sales
West Ave
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Henrietta W
W. HW. Chatin
Dev
Cochran
Oberlin Tits
Mra
Alan Cochran
Cincinmaty
Het William Cy Cochran
Obertin Woller
Caety
Oberhin
Myre Gearee le Aten
Ble
Couhran
Steyarate
Aimgusta
Ter Webs
Mary Bo
Walllant Sy
Allen
New
Cotta
Harvard
REGU
Gertrude B. Weeds
Weeds
Creamec Sons
Maine
Draagm
Tirloinjkr
Lincoln Ellsworth
Cleverand Livestock
Howe
Bae TA
Raueghs
Stags
Aridan
KDKA
Vane of
Akpon
Roseland Daner
Wail
Banja ¢Alos
Miss Wills
Wilhdims Oo
Owens
Civpimess
Lysipeie
Clevenger
Godeste
van Ausilate
Ptines
Enneste Dy
Casey Abad
Dennsslyanta Han
Wee Wille Spencer
Chichro
Jack McFarland
Jack Grave
Fidel la Barba
Mil Paluso
Salt
Gar McRoberts
May
Blue Bird Sweet Shop
Hela
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