Camp Ground Highlights and Awards Rise from Ohio River Site
The Vermilion river camp up to September builds a busy schedule with the YMCA groups Findlay MLC and others directing youth emblems for two years and a high rate of participation. Wayne Mortimer leads as top camper with multiple awards. leadership, nature study, and regimental routines fill a week of camp life with devotions, swims, emblem work, and campfires.
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Vermilion River
Agmp
Findlay
MLC
Loraine
WC. A
United Churches
Elgris
Shanghai Wrban
M.C. A
William Basinger
Ray Finbey
John Fleming
John Frederick
John Gross
Robert Huge
Melvin Lertzman
Paul Mortimer
Walter Parker
Keith Scoville
Orlando Jones
Bud, Taylor
Norman Batinger
Wayne Mortimer
Lynn Heinserling
Paul Kirby
Clayton Rawson
Don Reid
Lynn Heinzerling
David
Jonathan
M.C
Ohio
Hall of
Lefty Miller
Charles Bagby
Melvin Lettsman
Norman Basin
Eastman
Amherst
Marriages and Fair Highlights From Ohio Notices
Multiple marriages listed with ages and occupations in Wellington Amherst Elyria and Cleveland. A justice of the peace officiates. Spectacular fireworks appear at Aron County Fair in Nor walk Ohio on Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week.
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Howard C. Evans
Mable L. Stevenson
Wellington
Edwin Kirby
George Krieg
Crater
Anna Nietzke
Amherst
Jordan Albert Reginn
Cleveland
Pearl Adams
Elyria
Walter J. Jaeger
Edith Deuschle
Aron County Fair
Norwalk
Ohio
Five Teamsters Arrested After Newark Riot at Warehouses
Police in Newark arrest five teamsters from a Jersey City local after a riot at Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea warehouses. About 50 strikers in autos approached 85 departing trucks, with vehicles stoned and James Patterson injured by a shattered windshield during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Jersey City
Teamstera’ Union
James Patterson
Lightning Strikes Roof Alike Kill Two in Columbus
William Heckman aged 67 died instantly when lightning struck the roof where he and Herman Graut aged 34 were working in Columbus. Graut was stunned and bruised by the bolt and the incident was reported in the local column.
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Columbus
William Heckman
Herman Graut
Archeologists Find Ancient Burial Remains at Hopewell Mounds
In Chillicothe archaeologists unearths a possible burial site at Hopewell mounds mistaken for virgin soil. They recover ash, charred parchment, and a fragment reading Chill icothe Leader July 4 1891. Local observers note the find could reveal early tribal records.
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Hopewell
Cleveland Produce Market Prices Aug 2
Produce market figures list items such as butter eggs cheese poultry and fruits with varying prices per unit. Nondescript entries include potatoes cabbage apples and beans with scattered price numbers and units typical of mid century market pages.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Marietta
Don
Stocks Rally As Market Opens Strong In New York
Bullish forenoon on Aug 29 sees steel rail and fertilizer issues lead gains with New York Central Canadian Pacific and Atchison pushing high priced group, while Middles and other majors advance. Cattle and hog markets show steady to active prices in Cleveland and Chicago grain opens weak after prior slump.
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New York
Steel Common
Republic Steel
Baldwin
Canadian Pacifi
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Mack Trucks
Dupont
American Sugar
Virginia Carolina Chemical Preferred
Davison Chemical and
Agricultural Chemical
Gulf States Steel
Republic
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
American Car & Fay
Atlantic Gulf & W
Bethlehem Stes
Westinghouse of Age Pi
Mair Wont Grow On Billiard Head
Chicago story about Max Toaff a 20 year old who loses his hair after a beauty hair restoration scheme. He paid 75 to receive twenty treatments and ended up bald with a shine like a candle. He seeks legal action in municipal court to remedy the failed procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reland Krete
Chicago
Max
Toaff
Bie
Touff
Plan for Settlement in Coal Crisis Drafted by Governor
Governors Pinchot moves to curb coal costs with a peace plan aimed at avoiding higher prices. Miners demand include check off higher wages and eight hour day while operators deny any plan. Experts from Washington and New York evaluate wage increase impacts and public cost.
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Jgovernny
Pinchot
State House
Warriner
John L. Lewis
Mine Workers’ Union
Washington
Lewis
W. Jett Lauck
Pinchott
Robert Buere
William Raudenbush
Bureau of Industrial Research
New York
Lauck
Cotl
Buere
Raudenbush
Lauck Fn
Miss Muriel Strede, Feminine Walt Whitman, Spends Wealth
Oil wealth on her Long Beach property funds a lifestyle of luxury for Muriel Strede, famed as a feminine Walt Whitman. Critics say her riches fail to bring happiness as she concentrates her fortunes on personal use rather than public benefit.
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Muriel Strede
Walt Whitman
Rta
Long Bea
Labor Day Classic At Altoona Speedway Prep
Preliminary trials at Altoona board speedway for the Labor Day 200 mile classic near Altoona Pa show speeds near 117 mph as drivers tune miniature 122 inch cars. Earl Cooper and HC8 teammate Tommy Milton arrive after 23 hours driving from Indianapolis with a special racer.
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Altoona
Altoona Board
Earl Cooper
Tommy Milton
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Jimmy Murphys
Italy
New Mansa
Fred J. Wagner
Europe
Louis Chevrolet
Mercédes
Réadinasa
French Suspect German Air Plot Stirs Paris Aviation fears
Colonel Rousseau warns of a German plan to sabotage French aviation after fires at Le Bourget and Bron near Lyons destroyed hangars and planes valued at millions. He urges a full center espionage probe to confirm or deny German involvement and prevent future losses.
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Paris
Ruhr
France
Rousset
Petit Parisien
Lisves
le Bourget
Bron
Lyons
Nineport
Germany
Dlow
Colonil Rousse
Centre-Espionage Service
Mystery surrounds death of Mise Marie Broecker
Chicago authorities investigate after Mise Marie Broecker 20 is found dead in a bathtub in her uncle and aunt’s home. She was last seen Sunday by her sweetheart Charles Page. A gas jet was partly opened but doors and windows were found unsecured. Neighbors reported heavy footfalls Monday evening, suggesting a man’s presence. The case is treated as possible murder with unclear cause of death.
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Chicago
Mise Marie Broecker
Walter Gile
Giles
Miss Broecker
Charles Page
Says Courtship Shapes Marriage
In Columbus on August 25 Rev Dr Knipping urged that marriage success rests on courtship before marriage. He warned against casual liaisons, stressing that respect and faithful intent are essential. He cited God’s role in marriage and the home as the foundation of family life.
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Columbus
August M. Kilpping
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Dr. Knipping
Chicago Pair to Be Hung in Murder Case
Mrs. Sa belle Nitti Crudelle and Peter Crudelle had their motion to vacate a death judgment denied. The Chicago pair will be hanged for the murder of the woman's former husband.
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Chicago
Sabelle Nitti-Crudelle
Peter Crudalle
Henrietta Notes on Local Women’s Club Activities
In Henrietta Ohio the local Women’s Christian Temperance Union forms with 23 members at Town Hall led by President Emmerich and officers. Lorain County Pomona Grange visits High School auditorium for fifth and fourth degree programs. Local Farm Bureau funds trips for Girls and Boys Clubs to the State Fair with Marian Dudley and Herman Portman as chaperones. Baby baptisms occur at the Methodist church. A Grange visit features a musical program and a lunch after a misty turnout.
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Henrietta
Strickler
Hill
Elyria
C. H. Currier
Herman Portman
Wittenbach
Columbus
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Lorais County
Ruth Court
Ruth Hosteller
Marjorie Howe
Dorothaa Born
Phyllis
Eleanor Knobie
Twila Weldeman
Alice Bucks
Grace Currier
Ada Kinsley
Grace
Ella Mae Dudley
Nina Kreig
Mary Dagel
Kathrine Pietch
Jean
J Buesta
Angelsbach
Cleveland
Methodist Church
Benjamin Franklin Bauman
Frances ‘Waselie Angerstadh
Thelma Portman
Donald James Portman
Russell Frederick Portman
Lavenguth
Raegersville i
Wahver Ladrach
Acme Grange
Columbia
Henrietta Grange
Endurance Record Stands After 36 Hour Flight
Dayton reports the 36 hours and four minutes endurance mark set by Lt. John A. MacReady and Lt. Oakley G. Kelly last April remains official. Captain Lowell Smith and Lt. John Richter flew 37 hours in a long Pacific coast test to gauge in-air fueling. The test, not under Aeronautics rules, aims to advance aviation history.
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Dayton
John A. MacReady
Oakley G. Kelly
Lowell Smith
John Richter
McCookfield
Federal Aeronauticae International
Pacific
MacReady
Kelly
Children to Give Penny Memorial for Harding
Chicago residents were urged by a Loyal Order of Moose lodge to have every child donate a single penny to fund a Harding memorial. Plans envision a $100,000 endowment leading to a drinking fountain with Harding’s likeness to honor the late president and stimulate charitable giving among youngsters.
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Chicago
Harding
Loyal Order ‘of Moose
Ducleus
Want Ad in the Chronicle Telegram
A brief want ad item appears in the Chronicle Telegram offering goods or services for sale. The notice includes concise details, contact method, and price or trade terms as readable in the clipped section.
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The
Chronicle
Telegram
Trapped on trestle kills woman in huckleberry trip crash
Four members of the Cleveland Rowe family were struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Linndale. Mrs. Mary Rowe, 60, was killed while Bernard 29 Julia 33 and Robert 3 were injured but survived after plunging 75 feet into the Cuyahoga river.
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Cleveland
Mary Rowe
Massillon
Linndalé
Cuyahoga River
Lredn
Denison Ave
Narowy Treatie
Tom Dikelot Massillog
Njuret
Life belts from wrecked ships spark New Hampshire links
Reports from Sydney Nova Scotia describe life belts marked New Hampshire recovered near Jagonish and tied to transfers from the battleship New Hampshire to the training ship Gopher which sank in the Gulf of St Lawrence. A separate New Hampshire steamship arrival prompted distress rumors linked to the recovered belts.
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Sydney
N.S
New Hampshire
Jagonish
Gopher
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Bos
Navy Yard
Montreal
Hampshire
New York
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Lion’s Club
Antler
Lorain
Danny Russell
Spaulding Coal & Supply Co
Crandall’s Drug Store
Johseon
Mair
Billiard
Penary
Miss Muriel Strode
Altoona Speedway
America
Zep
Renee
Crary
F. R. McCrary
Mrs
H. G. Portmea
Portland” Cement
Joseph Aspdin
United States
Ashingwon
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