Churches in Session at Lorain Baptist Association Meeting
Rev. R H Hughes led opening sermon for the 84th annual Lorain Baptist Association gathering at First Baptist Lorain. The association covers sixteen churches in Lorain and Medina counties, with 1,972 members and net growth of 1,250 from last year. The group voiced opposition to the Darkinian evolution theory and noted Sunday school enrollment near 1,900 with total Sunday school expenses around 2,120 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R H. Hughes
Trinity” Baptist Church
Lorain
Salvaton
Hushes
L. A. Obitts
Des Moines
Elyriach
Rail tariff talks collide with push for flexible plan
Washington Aug 23 Republicans in the Senate and House began harmonizing the Fordney McCumber tariff bill ahead of the November elections. Disputes over valuation powers for the President and the foreign valuation plan split party lines as conferees weigh how far executive control should go. Senate leaders push a flexible tariff while House leaders resist delegating congressional powers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harding
Executive Department
Administration
Fordney
Michigan
Ways and Means
McCurrber
Republcan
North Dakota
Parnenga
Enate
Yusteu
Last Baby Clinic at Columbia This Friday
The Department of Health announces the final baby clinic at the Town Hall Columbia Friday. A child specialist will examine babies and children up to school age for defects affecting health or development and advise on diet and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Department of Health
Colwmba
Peatav
Agnes Qath
Lorain
Ieee
Wellington Fair Thursday Race Schedule
Wellington Ohio August 25 races listed for Thursday include 2:50 trot purse 830 and multiple entries with drivers and stables such as Rose Red Dr El P Clement Elyria John K A T Spitzer Medina Ohio Crestiawn Watts L E Smith Wooster Peter Forbes F Keating Fremont Peter North Henry Robeny Wellington Ohio Mignon Pastime Stables Northce
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Rose Red
EL P. Clement
Elyria
John K—A_ T
Spitzer
Medina
Ohie
Crestiawn Watts
L. E. Smith
Wooster
Peter Forbes
F. Keating
Fremont
Peter North
Henry Robeny
Grant S
A. K. Pratt
Wellington
Ohio
Mignon Pastime Stables
North
Striking Horse Races Highlight Wellington Fair Day
The Wellington fair features horse racing with numerous names listed including Randall Young and Jack McDonnough among others in 2:17 and 4:17 pace purses of 400 dollars. A Magnavox radio attachment will allow grandstand announcements. Homer teams meet Wellington in a Thursday game at 10 o'clock with Van Barber in charge of the ball field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Sharp Spark Plug Co
Iit
Homer
van Barber
Lorain Mayor and Service Director at Odds Over Liquor Raids
Lorain Ohio mayor William F. Grell and fifth service director Frank Klady clash over liquor raid policy. Grell may demand Klady's resignation after a Cleveland trip cited for auto repairs and a meeting with Maurice Maschke. Grall accuses Klady of resisting enforcement while past directors faced ouster and penalties.
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Lorain
William F. Grell
Frank Klady
City Hall
Grall
Kiady
Cleveland
Crall
Maurice Maschke
Klady
Theodore Walker
C C Timberman
Harry Sniff
Emil Calman
Elyria
Joseph Gould
Stocks and markets mixed in brisk Aug day report
News from New York and Chicago markets describes irregular opening with grains and livestock mixed. Bond prices and liberty bonds noted as dealers tracked futures while a separate report from Washington notes a bill to bar admission charges for the Army Navy football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S Steel
Bethlehem Bow
Balda
Reade
New Central
Mevican
Pete Rose
Marine
Washington
Army and Navy
Representative ManGregor
Ohio Republican Platform Endorses Law Enforcement and Resources
At Columbus the Ohio Republican convention adopted a platform supporting President Harding and Governor Davis while urging swift tariff action and enforcement of child labor laws. It backs development of natural resources, fair labor compensation, St Lawrence waterways, and state aid for tax districts, with emphasis on law and order and accession to conservative policy. The session adjourned sine die after remarks by Governor Davis and platform adoption.
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Columbus
Harding
Davis
Congress
Ohio
St. Lawrence Deep Waterways
Justice Dept. reports on agitators tied to Foster raid
Attorney General Daugherty released today reports from the Bureau of Investigation concerning alleged agitators tied to William Z Foster. He criticized Illinois Governor Small for the Herrin incident and argued federal action was hindered by state inaction while the Chicago raid was allegedly prepared as information for a potential indictment.
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Bureau of Investigation
Attorueral
Erty Ty Nf
Calleat
Sydon Ae Broudss
Foster
Atorney
Daugherty
Small
Ilinois
Woman's Complex Life and Ends of Nervous Breakdowns
A 20th century women’s overload text describes duties homework dressmaking and child care as causes of headaches backache and nervousness. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as safe drug-free relief, citing letters from readers who recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Local Democratic Committee Forms Two Year Plan
A Lorain and surrounding area group selects a fifteen member Democratic committee to be expanded to nineteen with four women. Judge E D Fritch outlines judicial service, while William F Hurley stresses the role of county prosecutor and fiscal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Helfrcd
B. S. Harris
Howard J. Cobb
George Moehle
L. A. Snell
Lorain
William Damm
T. A. Conway
Homer Fawcett
Harry Hinkaon
J .B. Daly
Elyria
Lawrence Heckel
Avon
John Bardon
Grafton
C. D. Gatt
Wellington
J. Smythe
Amherst
A. R Pitts
Ridgeville
Wiliam F. Hurley
Commonwealth
Probes Into Lorain GHB Market Elude Curb Sales
Mayor William Crau and Chamber Manager G W Dudderar lead two probes into Lorain curb market practices. A survey shows curb market sellers charge store prices or more, while hucksters claim wholesale pricing. Dudderar vows action. Grall seeks council meetings to regulate or abolish the market if practices persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abohah
Authorities Trace Car Used in Bank Robbery Along Lake Shore Line
Sheriff N. D. Backus and Lorain police say they are pursuing the auto that aided a lone bandit in a hold up on the Lake Shore electric line between Els ria and Lorain. Streets are patrolled as the manhunt continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Backus
Lorain
Elestric
Els Ria
Strests
Blue Law Defeated in Piqua Theater Case
In Piqua on August 23, a jury acquitted Henry Lowe Proprietor of a blue law theater violation. Mayor Dewees warned enforcement would proceed if violators persisted. In Cincinnati the same day a man fell from a ten story building and died later at City Hospital from broken ribs.
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PIQUA
Plann Ag
Dewees
Dewees Had Amputed That If Canvielons
Cincinnati
Tohoseo
Hove
Economy Promise Frames 1940s Political Talk by Charles Moore
Charles F. Moore, a candidate for State senator, praised A V Donahue as a champion of lower taxes. He warned that current tax policy is a seventy year old machine being patched up and would worsen each year. He framed economy as a prime administration pledge and urged restraint from passion in judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merivan
Amer
Anaconda Ato Mist
Luwsmetan
Baitreo& Onowe
Bethlehem Sto Pers
Central Leather
Chik
Chuchea Steel Erie
General
Eletriv
Central
Pager
Lach Steel Marine Marine
Pete
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Tmittshirgh Coal
Charles F. Moore
A. V. Donahey
Baby Fussed All the Time in Lawrence Ad
Mrs B Green of Lawrence Massachusetts touts Sykes Comfort Powder as a remedy for chafing and skin afflictions in infants. She says it healed her child's skin after other products failed and stopped fussing. The ad claims the powder contains healing antiseptic ingredients not found in ordinary talcum and has twenty years of physician and mother endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Elva High Ridders Set Friday Night Meet
Elyria High coach Peabody calls a meeting of Elyria High football players Friday at 7 40 p m in the high school auditorium. Players will hear battle plans for the season and prepare for a victorious campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Elyria High
Irigh
Hamilton Juniors Defeat Franklin Juniors In Late Match
The Hamilton Juniors defeated the Franklin Juniors 7 to 1 on the Hamilton grounds. Franklin used substitutes due to an incomplete roster as Hamilton dominated throughout. Score by innings shows Hamilton leading from the start with strong pitching by Ehrbar and Elbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Franklin
Hamilton Grounds
Franklins
Hamiltons
Innince
West Side Practice At Arcade Park Thursday Night
The West Side Chamber of Industry will hold an important practice session at Arcade Park Thursday evening at 7 o clock. Ad Masera are requested to attend. fresh tele players will be put in execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hndustry
Cnacade Park
Ulayea
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O. T
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War Weeks
Weeks
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Twe
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Ang
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Antho Defere
Alison
Icea
Mogan
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Oryre Baud
Val Duttenhoefer Long Shoe Company
Buffalo
Horlick
R. M. Summers
Earl Court
Wellington Fair
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Camdort
Pace
E. R. Cipment
Prenep
Bingen
McDowell Bros
Jack Frost
A Smetzer
Clyde
Obi Mald Marion
Merle Swope
Nove
the Strand
W. Wwantyder
Vermillion
Jack McDonnough
J. A. Neville
Joe Hamilton
J. C. Edwards
Mansfield
O. Goldier
Brian Wilson
Zoo
Bert Broadwell
Echomore
Wm Dunn
Kipton
Jimmie F. — Austin Estabrook
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George Teare
West Park
Fred C
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Woster
Col
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Prince
Cleveland Produce Market
Ilve Chesee
York State
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Liberty Bonds
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Rosenheim
Germany
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Juan Frey
Adoadan
Reaniation Committee
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Blue Law
Eric Eis Pul
Lau A
Elva High Ridders
Frankling
RHE. Franklin
West Side
C.J. Sartor
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Bank Blag Phone
State
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Fisk
Ory
Fioria
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Ial So
Mga
Wellin
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