World’s great experiment in race harmony lecture tour ends
Rev John P Sala premier pastor travels to study civilization and housing in Europe and America. He notes England’s labor upheaval and Dawes plan debates while reporting US food price trends and forthcoming lectures before heading to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Sala
Iiriet
Hex
Ireland
Scotland
England
American
Europe
H Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
Liberal
Asoqulin
House of Commons
MacDonald
Dawes
Mir MacDonald
Settline Joangs Yard
Pitney
Italy
Germany
Alwais
Hue
How This Woman Got Strength
Norwalk Iowa woman Mrs C J Wenner-Smark writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound greatly improved her health after severe swelling and fatigue. She cared for four children and produced fruit and jelly while relying on the remedy, promising to recommend it to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Scoula
Lydia
C. J. Wenner- Smark
Iowa
Lydia B
Elyria Gridders Organize for Season Monday
Elyria Earle football players and hopefuls meet Monday at Central Vulcanizing Co on East Ave to form the squad. Attendees include Macacy Red Ward Cooney Swobel Reynolds Steger Wolf Terrell Smith McCalister Meyers Jacobs Gibson Hubbel Powell Poiner Shepard Galen Murphy Strohl Kohler and Mc Crain. Practice and game prep begin immediately with hopes for an early season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Earle
Central Vulcanizing Co
East Ave
Macacy
Red Ward
Cooney
Swobel
Reynolds
Steger
Wolf
Terrell
Smith
McCalister
Meyers
Jacobs
Gibson
Hubbel
Powell
Poiner
Shepard
Galen
Murphy Strohl
Kohler
McCrain
First Church Methodist In Forfeit Games In League Title
The St Johns team clinched the church league championship while the Methodists forfeited games to St Agnes and MCA Playground leagues schedules. Local matches at Cascade Park include St Pauls vs St Johns Luther at 3:45 PM and Roosevelt, MeKinley, Gates play in junior and senior playground leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Methodist
St John's
YMCA
Methodists
St Agnes
Elsie Hamilton
Heauhton
Roosevelt
McKinley
Meistmicy
Gates
Franklin
Vis
Hamlton
Hamilton
MeKitley
Garfard
Huron County Fair Opens With Parade and Free Day Tickets
Bright outlook for the Huron County Fair with a large parade on Friday featuring many county agricultural groups. Officials plan entertaining programs, free admission on Wednesday with tickets available at local banks, and attractions including trained seals and two fireworks displays. Races promise top competition from seasoned horses and potential Grand Circuit relevance.
Questions Pay of Councilman Lorain Aug 16
City auditor Standen asks for a ruling on whether councilman Charles Reuger can draw pay for both being a councilman and foreman on a city clean up gang after the tornado. The law appears conflicting and Standen seeks state approval before payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Standen
Do Salutor Grills
Charles Reuger
Reuger
Ohio Building Starts Decline in July Totaling 22.9 Million
July Ohio building activity reached 22 857 900 with a 12 percent drop from June and 29 percent from July last year. Public works and utilities led at 5 627 900 accounting for 38 percent of the total. Residential 7 152 100 commercial 2 344 900 educational 1 496 900 and industrial 1 151 000. First seven months total 173 665 400, down Ty percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
F W. Dodge Corporation
Wills Takes Singles Title at National Tennis Championship
Miss Helen Wills of California defeats Molla Mallory in straight sets 6 1 6 3 to win the women's national tennis title at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills. Earlier finals saw Mallory defeat Wills in 1921 and Wills in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
Helen Wills
California
Molla Wallary
Ohe
Mel Mallory
Mies Wills
Markets in Cleveland Show Varied Prices for Produce
Market notes from Ohio and Western regions list prices for eggs cheese butter and poultry. Fruits show raspberries blackberries apples and tomatoes with varied per basket or quart rates. Several vegetables including cabbage beans onions cucumbers and potatoes are priced per bag or crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
York
Industrial stocks surge as rails and miners lead rally
New York stocks closed higher with industrials gaining sharply on upbeat foreign news and renewed short covering. Copper and steel shares rose along with railroads like St Louis and San Francisco and Southern Railway, while shipping and tire stocks also posted gains amid broader market strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oening
London
Ruher
Mack Trucks
U.S
Baldwin
Allis
Chalmers
Westinghouse
Cocoa- Cola
Gulf States Steel
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Anaconda
Kennecott
United States Emeting
St Louis
San Francisco
Pict
Southern Railway
Norfolk and Southern
Maryland
Pic
Great Northern
Erie
Louisville
Gulf States
Mack Truck
Studebank
Hell Sprinfield Tire
U.S .Ruhne
Meéercantire Marine
Ts & New High American Smelting Tose
Wealhness
Julius Yassersen
St Paul
Frigco
Ineimea
Liberty Honda
Livestock Receipts Mixed as Market Steady to Slow
Cleveland cattle and sheep receipts around 200 each and calves 150 with markets steady to slow. top prices seen at 12.50 for calves and 13.50 for lambs. Hog sales count about 2000 with mixed bids and slight gains in nearby contracts. Chicago grain markets show Wheat up 7 to 8 higher and Corn up about 1.5 to 2 cents at the open. Open Liberty bonds in New York trade mixed. various issues listed with small gains and prices around 102 to 108 depending on issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ieee
MeGannon Violent Trials and Early 1920s Trouble
The article recalls Megannon, first municipal justice, facing murder charges involving Harold Kays. In 1920 he and John Joyce were linked to Kray, Joyce acquitted in murder trial. Megannon later faced perjury charges, convicted and sentenced to one to ten years, paroled after 19 months for diabetes, then living in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitne
Trae
Megannon
Harold Kays
John W. Joyce
Kray
Joyeewaaari
McGuannon
Cleveland
Mallory Fails in bid to reclaim national title in women’s tennis
Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, 11 time national champion, was defeated in her bid to regain the singles title at the women’s national championships while 16 year old Helen Wills, the current holder, faced doubt after a taxing week. Newport finals set between William Johnston and Harvey Snodgrass. Snodgrass defeated Babe Norton to reach the final. Ruth Yentner, 15, was found safe after disappearing from Fisher Bros store where her father manages. Dayton judge jokes about jail over $100 cost after fine for drunken driving. New York City reports 56 policewomen and 20 patrolwomen on duty.
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West Side Tennis Club
Norest Hills
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Helen Wills
Newport
R W
William Johnston
San Francso
Norman Brookes
Harvey Snodgrass
Los Angeles
Snodgrass
Babe Norton
South Africa
Dayton
Ed Stettler
Squire A. L. Smith
Squire
Costa
Stettler
LaGrange News Roundup of Visits Events and Reunions
Aug 16 LaGrange notes list residents visiting in Black Lake Michigan Bay Village and Cleveland. the twentieth annual Gott reunion at Ned Gott’s Wellington homestead draws about 120 with a busy session and musical program. Local Grangers to lecture at Oberlin Aug 26. Baptist services report low attendance due to vacation but strong sermon on Sin in morning and Galatians series finale in evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Ernest Knapp
Zoe
Wilbur
Causle M Kenney
Black Lake
Michigan
D. M Spicer
Cleveland
Paul Johnston
Maxine Gott
Edward Haynes
Bay Village
Grange Hall
Aus
Gott
Ned Gott
Cc W Gott
Grandma Gott
Wellington
Nettie Bennett
Elyria
Coolidge Famialy
Wm. Forbush
Abkion
J. L. Maxwell
Viola Forbush
Kent
Local social notes from Huntington area community
Dates and names crowd a sequence of visits and gatherings around Huntington and nearby towns. Families such as Crile Holdredge Naegele Seminger and Hart exchange calls and host visitors while the area notes a new cement road and a Wellington ladies meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Garre
Wellington
George Hart
Gertrude Eisenmen
Evelyn Seminger
Cleveland
Conrad Naegele
John Guegela
Dan Kater
Seminger
Conral Naegel
D D Bowen
Center
Lovely
Loh Rure
Minnie Kater
Akron
Mass
Sylvia Solidays
Michival
Lorain
Neilsarde
Alrs. N. L. Thudium
Chas Hileman
Chronicle Telegraph Ad Offers Wide Telecast Columns
A clipped Chronicle telegraph ad promotes new advertising columns for readers. It highlights pacing, color, and rate options aimed at local merchants seeking broader exposure.
Local Social Notes From Durkeeville Region
Aug 15 report of local visitors and visits. Mr. and Mrs E Durkee hosted relatives. Mr. and Mrs Chas Yost attended church and dined with Mia Zaciatias. Mrs J J Barth stayed with Charles Barth in Ligna. Mildred Reisinger hosted cousins at Lake Avenue. Ruth Reisinger also mentioned.
Community greetings and family visits documented
Avon and Belden residents Memo Kinnect with Mildred Box, Fern and Edna Reinke visit Mildred Box, while Clyde Box and family host Grattan guests. A series of Sunday and weekday calls connect the Kinnect, Yeat, Mason, Mason, Squre, Ducatly, Amsbury and Yost households across Grattan Amherst LaGrange and Obun din areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Mildred
Belden
Fern
Edna Reinke
E1rin
Mildred Box
Oliver Yeat
Chas, Yeat
Clyde Box
Gratton
Mra
G. HO Box
Tr. L. Barth
Coy Neff
Bataday
A. W. Mason
Atundsom Robert
West Rider
Jane Mason
Sos Angeles
Martha Squre
Obundin
Wilson
Wallace Ducatly
Island Road
Sunda
Harley* Pinger
Guy Amsbury
LaGrange
GH Box
Elyria Oberlin Road Reopens After Bridge Surfacing
Local residents and travelers to Oberlin and points south can bypass the detour as the new bridge resurfacing near the County Club is completed. The signs were removed after noon yesterday signaling full access restored. Washington report notes a separate Labor action where John J Keegan releases a letter about AFL council members not voting for La Follette Wheeler at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
County Club
Washington
John J Keegan
International Association of Machinists
United States Employee S Compensation Commission
Samuel Gompers
Slx
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
LaFollelle Wheeler
Atlantic City
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United States
Department of laLo
Bachange
Enies
Mathias Ratdl
Weat Riser St
Ida
le B, Thomas
Huron County Fair
Norvalk
Miss Wills
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ice Manufacturing & Cold Storage
National Womans Party
Eniqualights
T 8
Westport
Congress
Irene Martin
Evelyn Perry
His Majesty’s Office of
Woods
Crown Estates
Cumberland Market
Regent's Park
Surveyors’ Institute
Japan
McCoy
Kid'' McCoy
Theresa Mora
Aries
Aricken
ODOCE
Ajax Rubber Aean
Allis Chalmers
American Car & Fells
American H. & I
American Steel
American Tel. & Tal
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & W. I. A
Baltimore & Ohio
Crucible Steel de Ao Erle Ag
Ceneral Electric Cs
General Motors
Goodrich
Great Northern Pr
Inspiration Copper
Chicago
Liberty Bonds
Siverts Bonds
Slolso
Becvond
Siolis Theil
Lehigh Valley
Marine
Marine Prae Moe
Miami Copper Seten
N.Y
Ene
U Steel, Pfd
White Motors
Willys Overland
American Internation
Nevada
Keystone
Tex Pre. Coal & Gas
Amberat
Ruth Yentner
Mr. D
Yentzer
Fisher Hros
New Yorks City
Huntington
Try Ao
Chronicle Telegeam
Durkeville
Oberlin Road
Loomis Co
Wilmot Printing Co
Masoule Temple
Doan
St. Saves
Shane
Eve Vinallys
Deans
Dean’s
Bow Foster-Milburn Co
Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo
The
Western Reserve Finance Company
Turner Block
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
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