Police expose plans behind murders of Calles and Obregon
Aug 22 report details a secret group meeting at Mother Superior Concepcion's home planning killings of President Plutarce Calles and General Al yardo Obregon. Also envisioned bombings and arming rebels to resolve church tensions while shifting blame to political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Concepcion
Plutarce Calles
al Yardo Obregon
Mexico
Chamber of , Deputies
Jose de Lega Tereas
Yares
Cepeion
Toral
Obregon
Feres
Maria Elena
Zelaya
Guanajuato
de Jaya
Rezardizs
Manuel Trejo
Cacios Castro
Chamber of Deputies
Castro
Eutonio Gonzale
Youth Confesses Short, Colorful Crime Career
A Michigan youth who escaped from a suburban industrial school near Detroit and was recaptured by Marshal David Shad Petrce Jack and Jess Jack confessed to entering a highend Detroit suburb and to two robberies. He also admitted to thefts in Commus, plus two shootings in Highland Park Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socnster Industrial
Detroit
Marshall David Shad
Petrce
Jack
Jess
Iso
Commus
Highland Park
Mich
Man Hurt While Operating Threshing Machine at Waller
CUI BE KNIVES ON THRESHING MACHINE BRarmond Stofkepi of Waller was taken to Elrrie Memorial hospital yesterday after he had machine injuries while operating the contraption. He received treatment and was later removed to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brarmond Stofkepi
Waller
Elrrie Memorial Hospital
Resurrection morning sermon and Adventist gathering note
Fragmented report notes a sermon about resurrection, a deceased individual, and a Seventh Day Adventist event. It mentions Rev. L. E. Froam, a secretary, and activities on grounds with multiple occasions listed for the remainder of the day. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Froam
Exchange Club to entertain Legion Drum Corps
Kiwasis Club President A H West announced the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps would be guests of honor at the Hoek Newell meeting. The note mentions other local notices and a divorce filing by Herman Kreeger from Amelia Kreeger on grounds of cruelty, with six children from a former marriage and the couple dating back to 1925. A separate item reports Ruta N Stolzenburg seeking divorce from Henry W Stolzendurs for neglect of duty with joint property concerns and prior marriage history. A drunk at a wedding case ends with a $5 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Drum, Bugle Corps
A. H. West
Kiwasis
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Herman Kreeger
Common Pleas Court
Dar
Amelia Kreeger
Pigintiff
Petitifean
Ruta N. Stolzenburg
Rastaue
Henry W. Stolzendurs
Stolzerburg
Auto Abandoned on Oxford Court With Lights Off
Police discovered an abandoned roadster on Oxford Court last night. The vehicle had no lights and bore license plate 1434007.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUTO
Oxford Court
Jefe
Estrauto
Tricks Clerks And Steals Stockings
A colored man about 25 used a fake note from a Mrs. Tannor to trick clerks at Inskeep Corget and Toegkop Court Street. He claimed corsets for her and fled with two boxes of silk hose valued around 50 dollars as staff searched for the supposed customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro
Last All Stars Beat Peerless Cleaners
Last All Stars defeated Peerless Cleaners by a score of 9 to 0 in a one sided game. The junior All-Stars led from the start and opened a rally in the second inning that continued until the sixth when the Cleaners' defense faltered. Batteries were shared by Haven See and Pine Goeongga for the All-Stars while Bussell and Shrorer worked the Cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last All Stars
Peerless Cleaners
Patsy” Elberts
Fest
Seran
Sto Cleaners
Bussell
Shrorer
Party leaders prepare for Labor Day parade crowds
The text describes national party leaders and campaign managers outlining plans for a Labor Day event. It notes key figures including John J. Raskob, Joseph T. Robinson, Kes Pittman, Peter G. Gerry, Pat Harrigan, and Harry B. Hawes to direct different regional campaigns. An official estimate places about 141,000 people within the area near the capitol, with up to 160,000 expected in adjacent streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Raskob
National Committee
Runntime
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Kes Pittman
Nevana
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Pat Harrigan
Mississippi
White declares Smith must face legislative record
Paris Aug 22 William Alfred White Texas editor criticized Governor Alfred E Smith in a European tour statement. He argued Smith answers charge by emotion, not logic, and said his focus is the public record. White insisted he attacked policy, not Smith personally, and noted the campaign centers on contrasts between Tammany Hall support and American public views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
William Alfex White
Texas
Alfred E. Smith
New York
White
Smith
Kansas
Ask Higher Car Fare In Lorain
The Lake Shore Electric and Lorain Street car companies seek arbitration to fix Lorain fare increases. They claim current rates are too low and, if enforced, would depress property values. They urge the commission to determine fair charges for patrons and protect property values. No hearing date set.
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Columbus. CO
Lake Shore
Lorain Street
Lorain
Reiati
Conpres
Gare
Unclear political offices and candidate names listed
The fragment lists several state offices and candidates including lieutenant governor unexpired terms, secretary of state, auditor, and U S senator with multiple figures such as Graham Hunt Cyrus Locher and Dennis Dunlavy. The OCR is incomplete and lacks coherent context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Graham P. Hunt
Cyrus Locher
Hoover pledges farm leaders aid for common ground
Hoover urged farmers to back his presidential bid and said he would convene agricultural leaders to find ground for action. He named former Gov. Frank Lowden of Illinois as his chief opponent in the nomination battle, speaking from an event tied to the party’s anxieties about economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braxch
Herbert Hoover
America
Allan
Lominate
Frank O. Lowden
Jinois
Cascade Drive Opens At Cascade Park Draws Many Ohioans
Elyrians and visitors from across the region are using the new Cascade Park road since its Sunday opening. The 1.5 mile route runs from Lodi Street, through corkscrew curves past playgrounds, diamonds and pool, then along the river bank to Washington Avenue. Park Commissioner Frank Wohlford notes heavy public interest and scenic views drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Frank Wohlford
Lodi Street
Washington Avenue
Curses At Cop Pays Five Dollars In Court
W G Contansi who swore at a man and his daughter and blocked their path with his auto was fined five dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct in police court. Patrolman C E Southam advised better control around people. Contant pleaded for a reconsideration but was found guilty. Also mentions a mortgage suit and a car theft report.
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W. G. Contansi
Jack
C. E. Sentham
James A. Hewitt
Southam
Contant
Amherst News Highlights Local Social Events And Weddings
Amherst and adjacent Brownhelm scenes showcase a busy week of social gatherings. Guests from Uniontown and Berlin Heights attended. Mrs. Luteman and Mrs. Ror Bristol visited. A ten day trip to Hendon and Catskill Mountain regions is planned. A quiet wedding united Edna Knispel and Raymond Maring with a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. R A Pelt. attendants Maretta Avery and Walter Knispel.
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Amberst
Aus
Frank Barck
Ales Burcell
Charles Kendeigh
Philip Schmauch
Verelno Park
Elmer Baker
Park Avenue
Charles Holzworth
Evangelical
Brownhelm
South Ridge
Toledo
J. B Ezeland
Max
Luteman
Berlin Heights
Hendon
Catskill Mountain
I Mahkorn
Coburn
Meton. Kr
Ohio
Keniicky
Jil
Society of Si_ Catholic church
Gertrude Lapp
Colson Co
Elyria
Rome
Mre
B. A. Jenne
Patrick McGarvey
St.egrid and Son
Amherst Cailers
Maretta Avery
Brownthelm
Walter Knispel
Gas Line Explosion Fatal to Two Men in Ohio
In Logan near Bangs Ohio an explosion at a Logan Gas Company station trench work for repairing a gas main left two dead. P L Lemaster 50 of Bangs died of a fractured skull and Liord Weaver 22 of Homer died of injuries. Four others were injured including Ralph Barber Allen Rearick Reid Householder and George Critchfield. The blast occurred while workers attempted to remove a section of the gas line and gas blew onto the trench after the line was being repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Vernon
Logan Gas Company
Bangs
P. L. Lemaster
Liord Weaver
Homer
Ralph Barber
Allen Rearick
Skip
Reid Householder
George Critchfield
Deaths Ahead by Mary Summers and Others
Obituaries report the passing of Mrs. Mary XN Summers at 434 Earl comes after months of illness at age 76 8 14. Survived by husband R M Summers three children Myrtie Wildman H W Sommers C R Summers twelve grandchildren four great grandchildren and church membership. Also notices Mary A Feges 60 a resident of the city twenty seven years obituary mentions husband John E Feros and many relatives. funeral plans pending. William L McNeal 72 died at Ely Tia Memories Hospital at 9 30 am residence 127 Franklin Avenue body transported to Sudre Funeral Home services pending. Jean B Gill 51 buried at St Agnes after funeral at St Agnes Church. An unnamed man died at home Stop 4 Yellow Line after illness. survivors include wife and many children. Infant Norton son of Helton Norton R D No 3 died at Memorial Hospital at age four days.
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Mary
Summers
Earl
R. M. Summers
Myrtie Wildman
Norwalk
H.W. Sommers
Detroit
C. R. Summers
Oberlin
Church of Ch
William L. McNeal
Ely- Tia Memories Hospital
St Tedris
Franklin Avenue
Sudre
Jean B. Gill
St. Agnes Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Market Reports from Cleveland and Toledo Markets
Cleveland and Toledo market briefs on Aug 22 show mixed livestock and produce prices. Potatoes, poultry, hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep listed with various weights and prices. Toledo corn and Clover seed values noted. first American club opens on the Riviera in Nice.
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Cleveland Produce
Cleveland, CO
Virginia
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Anz
Steadr
Toledo
The
Riviera
Nice
Oberlin W Tucehe wedding and local notices in Oberlin
Oberlin records wedding plans for Miss Isabelie Hoelzel and Alfred Wheeler of Oberlin at the bride’s Sharon Pennsylvania home. Wheeler, Amherst coach, studied at Oberlin College and will reside in Amherst Massachusetts. Attendance notes Mrs Powers is sister of the groom. Also reports Oberlin School of Commerce opening Sept 4, funeral for Mrs Rebecca M. Rice in Oberlin, and community notices including staff movements, visits, and local people in town events.
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Oberlin
Isabelie Hoelzel
Air
Alfred Wheeler
Sharon
Hoelzel
Wheeler
Oberlin College
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Sam L. Powers
Kenseth Powers
Sirs. Powers
Business College
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Business College
Ohio
T. B. Grant
Rse
N. Y
Schneider
H. L. Rawdon
Janet
Jef
Windsor
Ashtabula Caty
Mabel Farrar
New York City
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Grace E. Farrar
Burtis Farrar
Hugh Dale
Fisher Bros
la Tala
Cleveland
Aliee
Eva Smith
Afri_ Norman Metcalf
Washington, D. C
Edith Waters
Smith
Washington
Reighter-Greenhoe
Litchfield
Mary Brooks
Ruth
North Park Street
Niagara Falls
James Baker
Chicago
Ruth Grant
East College
Band Concert at LaGrange by Cleveland Band
A Cleveland band will perform at LaGrange on Saturday night August 5 at 3 o clock. The organization consists of 25 pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
LaGranze
Clevejland
Campaign expense reports show seven more county candidates
Board of Elections released detailed spending for seven additional county offices. Most candidates reported zero contributions. amounts spent include Myers 407.20, Rogers 326.05, Wilcox 29.25, Bauer 26.28, Ruer 24558.00, Thompson 376.29, Babcock 8709.95, and Rhoads 216.72, with varied success across races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Don W. Myers
P. H. Rogers
General Assembly
H. ©. Wilcox
Fred M. Bauer
Protate Court
Ruer
Repub
General Assemble
George Rhoads
Nominatioo
Local Credit Meeting at Cedar Point Attended by City Officials
Several members of the Credit Rating Bureau of this city attend the Ohia Grocers and Seat Dealers meeting at Cedar Point. The main speaker is Guy Hulse of the National Retail Credit Association, addressing credit topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Credit Rating Bureau
Ohia Grocers
Dev
Guy Hulse
National Retail Credit Association
Daver to Speak in Cleveland at Democratic Gathering
Congressman Martin L. Daver of Kent, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, will address the biennial meeting of the Democratic county central committee in Cleveland this Saturday. Wall paintings dated to the fifteenth century were found in the Warsaw rural castle. Deaf children in America are said to number 3,950,900.
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Davey
Cleveland
Martin L. Daver
Kent
Democratic County Central Committee
Warsaw
America
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Evers
Loch Haddin
E. Erie Ave
Finaine
Max Horwitz
Joe Monroe
Elrma Wade
James A. Hewits
Peice
Morroe
J Qkie
Page
Cartington T. Marshall
Supreme Court
Robert H. Dar
Frank W. Geiger
James C. B. Beath
Earl D. Bloom
Pe Wi Herman RB. Witter
J.csap Gre
Ickrel
Corernor
Em G. Pickrel
Stat
John H. Newman
Carl W. Smith
Danie
Alva L. Codéin
Joseph T. Ferguson
Herbb
Fred M. Bushnell
James P. Mangan
Atorney
Francis Poulson
U.S
Frank F. Genisch
Charles V_ Truex
Charles V. Wharton
George White
Homas S. Wright
Dennis F. Dunlavy
Frank S. Monneti
Michigan
Add Hoover
Cascade Drive
Lewis Yarka
MicLaughlin
Parsview Cour
Logan Gas CO
Mary A. Feron
John B. Gill
Baby Boy Norton
Bor Norton
E. College St
Rebecca M. Rice
Sedgeman
Newton Moore
Brighton
Broad St
SIS AM
Elgris
Sandusky
NEW York Central
Leader Shoe Store
Borylan’s
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court St
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