King Fauver Named Chairman of Community Chest Campaign
The executive committee announces the appointment of attorney King Fauver as chairman of the Community Chest campaign to be held in November. Fauver was the unanimous choice and has accepted. A recent Country Club meeting organized the Community Service Council and elected officers. The group will assist in organizing and conducting the Chest drive this year.
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Community Service Council
King Fauver
Community Chest
Mr. Fauver
Country Club
Two Girls and Thee Boys In Liquor Party
Five youths facing police court for intoxication after a Lakewood party that moved to Abby road near Cleveland. Alice Miller Ruth Stack of Lakewood were jailed overnight. Richard Kelley K C Jenney and William Jennings Elrriz also jailed. Each pleaded guilty and paid fines of five dollars plus costs.
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Lakewood
Abby Road
Cleveland J Street
Alice Miller
Ruth Stack
Richard Kelley
K. C. Jenney
William Jennings
Elrriz
James A. Hewitt
Kansas predicts 20000 vote margin for Hoover in state
Kansas Senator Arthur Capper told President Coolidge that Kansas, the home state of Charles Curtis, will give Herbert Hoover a 20000 majority. Capper says Hoover has strong backing from women and farmers and that there is no agrarian opposition in the southwest. He praises Hoover’s stance on farm issues versus Gov. Alfred E. Smith.
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Superior
Wis
Kansas
Charles Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Arthur Copper
Coolidge
Hoover
Capper
Southwest
Alfred E. Smith
Republican Leaders Gather Tonight in Lorain Meeting
The Lorain County Republican Central Committee will meet tonight at 4:39 at city hall, per an announcement from chairman Ross Fauver.
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Lorain County
Republican Central Committee
City Hall
Ross Fauver
Carved Initials In Park Bench Fined $5
Stanley Ozminski of Elyria was fined $5 and court costs in police court for malicious destruction of property after admitting to carving his initials on benches at Cascade park. He and another Elyria boy had previously been warned to stay out of the park but Ozminski returned and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Ozminski
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Ozminski
Cascade Park
Ominski
Counties Report School Receipts and Expenditures
County Auditor Monroe H. Welk released figures showing over three million dollars received by 31 districts for school purposes in the year ending June 39 1925. Total receipts reached 3,211,533.05 with 2,553,590.46 spent, leaving a balance of 957,742.43. Elyria and Lorain districts accounted for most receipts, with Elyria at 979,195.59 and Lorain at 889,400.93. Lorain’s expenditures totaled 553,320.98 leaving a small balance, while Elyria’s spending was 626,954.46 leaving 352,241.13. Salaries dominated district expenses, totaling 1,079,293.11 across all districts, with Lorain and other districts showing large salary outlays.
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Loraine County
Monroe H. Welk
Elyria
Lorain
Ob Rlin
Lorain County
Raskob Predicts Smith Victory for President
In St Louis on August 25 John J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, asserted Smith and Robinson would win more popular votes than any presidential candidate in U.S. history. He claimed 346 electoral votes, 89 above the required total, and projected Smith could secure about 100 of the remaining 185 votes. He praised Smith as a “human engineer” and spoke to party leaders from eight Mississippi Valley states.
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ST. Louis
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Raskob
Democratic National
Missippi Valley
Smith
Robinson
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Raskob
Political Battle in Brief Behind Hoover Smith Campaign Moves
Herbert Hoover plans talks with sectional leaders and will address a New York City audience in October before heading to Palo Alto. He will give speeches en route to the coast. Governor Smith meets with New York aides today and heads to Syracuse for Governor's Day. Lammot du Pont backs Hoover for prosperity under Republicans. Pierre du Pont supports Smith over prohibition. Senator Charles Curtis spoke at Syracuse for the American Farm Bureau. Raskob in St Louis reports Smith likely to win a majority of electoral votes and projects record popular support for Smith and Robinson.
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Herbert Hoover
New York City
Palo Alto
Cal
Smith
Syracuse
N. Y
New Jersey
Charles Curtis
American Farm Bureau
Cities Must Register Voters for November Election
The County Board of Elections announced four registration days for Elysia and Lorais voters ahead of the November 6 election. Residents must have lived in the state a year, in the county 39 days, and in their precinct 20 days to be eligible. those 29 by election day must also register. In cities under 300,000 people registration occurs every four years, while larger cities register annually.
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Elysia
Lorais
County Board of Elections
Elyria
LaFrain
Du Pont Favors Hoover For President
Lammot DuPont of E. I. du Pont de Nemours says he supports Herbert Hoover in the coming campaign. He notes prosperity under the Republican party outweighs the prohibition issue, even as his brother Pierre backs Alfred E. Smith for prohibition reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Lammot DuPont
E. DuPont de Nemours Company
Herbert Hoover
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pierre
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Hoover
Soviet Union Invited to Join Antiwar Pact in Paris
Moscow reports France invited the Soviet Union to join the Paris antivrar pact with the same terms as original signatories. Litvinoff sought the invitation list and documents, while declining the League of Nations invitation to the arms production commission, urging real disarmament efforts.
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Moscow
Russia
France
Paris
Herbette
M. M. Litvino
People’s Commisar of Foreign Affairs
Soviet Union
Litvinos
Union
League of Nations
Germany
League
Special Commission
Litvinoff
Curtis Speaks at New York State Fair
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas, Republican vice presidential candidate, spoke at the New York State Fair on farm relief. He outlined GOP farm legislation from postwar measures, noting emergency tariffs, farm credit, cooperative organization, and warehouse act amendments, praising Republican action and contrasting with Democratic vetoes and opposition.
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Syracuse
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Smith Territory
New York State
American Farm Bureau
Curtis
Congress
House
Senate
Wilson
Harding
Peeping Tom Fined Five Dollars and Costs
Police answered two calls on Eighth Street about a peeping tom bothering households. Joe Paplowski of Cleveland was found allegedly intoxicated and lodged in city jail. He pleaded not guilty to intoxication, fined five dollars and costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt in police court.
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Eighth Street
Joe Paplows
Cleveland
Paplowski
Nishi
James A. Hewitt
North Dakotan Governor Sorlie Dies at 71
Governor A. G. Sorlie of North Dakota died at 6 45 today from heart disease. Born April 26, 1874 in Alberta, he had been elected governor twice on the Republican ticket. Survived by wife Jennie and three children, his death ends a long career as a business advocate for state-owned industries and a staunch backer of farm relief and state development.
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Biemarck
Austin Satt
North Dakota
Flere
Serlie
Gre
Jennis Adegard
Sorize
Grace Helicbos
Alberta
Leauaeeota
Soriie
A. G. Serhe
Don-pa
Ilony Mui
Grand Forks
Sorlie
Kansas City
Northwest
San Antonio Drum Corps to Attend American Legion Meet
A six member committee appointed by the mayor will raise funds to send the American Legion drum corps to the National Convention in San Antonio Texas on Oct 8. The committee includes E W Bell B M O Domnell William Harding Ed Deeser Mel Brown and D B Symons Major Hewitt is treasurer. The group met at city hall last night to map the campaign and seek support from local residents and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hewitt
American Legion
San Antonio
Texas
E. W. Bell
B. M. O'Dommnell
William Harding
Ed Deeser
Mel Brown
D. B. Symons
City Hall
Major Hewitt
Toda
Biiti2
Ohio
Meyer Hewitt
Rodar
Merger Approved for Lutheran Synods Forms Evangelical Lutheran Synod of America
The joint synods of Otto and other states unanimously approve merging with the Iowa and Buffalo synods after a 25 year discussion. The new Evangelical Lutheran Synod of America will have about 350 900 communicant members and 1 600 pastors with assets near 10 067 000 dollars. General President C C Heig and two vice presidents were elected as official delegates to the second Lutheran world convention in Copenhagen for ten days starting June 26 1929. Alternates named include W F Schuette A Eberle and P H Buehring. Voluntary pledges replace the assessment system for the joint synod budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lutheran Joint Synod of
Otto
Iowa
Buffalo
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of America
C. C. Heig
E Poppen
M. P. F. Doermann
Copenhagen
Denmark
W. F. Schuette
A. Eberle
P. H. Buehring
William Lehman
Bandits Hold Up Filling Station In Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on August 28 a trio robbed a filling station, slugged the attendant with a black jack, and escaped with $55. Attendant E A Howarth, 57, suffered a double skull fracture and was found staggering from a rear room by bystanders. One assailant went to a hospital, another fled the station, and a third escaped.
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Columbus
E. A. Howarth
Howarth
MARY NATIONS TO JOIN PACT AGAINST WAR
Pang Aug 28 Twenty four hours after the Kellogg treaty was signed assurances came that other nations would join the effort to render war almost impossible. More than a dozen nations already notified Briand and Kellogg of adherence. One copy will stay in Paris and the other return to the United States. Russia and Afghanistan invited. United States to Dublin then Cherbourg then New York for Kellogg's voyage with Cosgrave.
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Behelt
Aristide Briand
France
Frank B. Kellogs
United States
Paris
Russia
Afghanistan
England
Kellogg
Dublin
Detroit
William T. Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Cosgrave
Cherbourg
New York
Thousands at Ohio State Fair on Exhibitors Day
Thousands of Ohioans packed the state fair grounds in Columbus for Exhibitors Day despite threatening skies. Attendance rose to 51006 from the capital, with Sousa and other bands, horse shows, and dances planned through the day and a Hawaiian Nights show with fireworks scheduled for the evening.
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Columbus
Billard Dale
John Philip Sousa
Tedar
Sausa
Wes
Sidner
Carbone
Dover
Stas Kk
Colseum
Sousa
Rec Declares Million Dollar Cash Dividend
Rec Motor Car company in Lansing Michigan declares a million dollar cash dividend for October 1 comprised of a 2 percent regular dividend plus a 3 percent extra dividend on a 2 million share stock issue. Record date for the stock dividend is September 10.
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Rec
Lansing
Mich
Rec Motor Car Fo
Bank Building Collapse Kills At Least Eight In Shelby
Bulletin from Shelby North Carolina reports that three buildings in the business district collapsed when a trench retention wall caved in. Eight bodies were recovered from the ruins and several others were believed trapped as police and volunteers worked to clear debris.
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Shelby
North Carolina
N.C
N. C
First National Bank
Smith fills New Jersey with old fashioned red fire greeting
Governor Alfred E. Smith toured New Jersey amid rousing demonstrations as Democrats bid him farewell. Enthusiastic crowds shouted Helio Al and carried flaming torches, signaling strong support. He planned more campaigning in New York and Syracuse before a State fair Governor's Day appearance.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
New Jersey
Helio al
Syracuse
Peace treaty eyed to make seas free for Cleveland yacht
Cleveland Aug 2 A local pact aims to grant yachting groups immunity from American liquor patrols on Lake Erie in a bid to end the Lake Erie clashes. Lieut Rasmussen signs the accord with Commodore Reed and M F Bramley in a session at the coast guard station after a Wednesday night test cruise. A transcript will go to Rear Admiral Bullard. The hearing closed in harmony.
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Cleveland
Cieveland
Lake Erie
Martin W. Rasmussen
Ninth Coast Guard District
Buffalo
Commodore 3.H. Reed
Cleveland Yacht Club
M. F. Bramler
Cleveland Trinidad Parks Co
Lere
Rasmu
Bramley
Spencer Lake
Coast Guard
Lake Ontario
Lake Huron
Mackinas
United States
Lieut. Rasmussen
F. C. Bullard
Harmony
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Park Bench
Lammot Lu Pont
Powder Manufacturing Concern
du Pont
Filealh
Move For Peace
Doctororff
John Doctoroff
Doctoroff
Dawes
New York State Fair
Bivernories
SAN Antonio Group
Legion
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