Golden Rule sermon by Coolidge appeals to American virtue
Washington August 29 President Coolidge after a Vermont vacation urged Americans to practice loyalty common sense faith and the golden rule as a standard for action promoting human fellowship He spoke to National Fraternal Congress delegates on the White House portico stressing brotherhood and simple virtues over wealth and power.
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Washington
Vermont Hills
Coolidge
America
National Fraternal Congress of America
White House
Henry Ward Beecher
Counterfeiters Hunted in Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh August 29 secret service agents sweep western Pennsylvania in a manhunt for a gang of counterfeiters. Samuel Roberts arrested after leading detectives to a bogus money den. Police report over 3,000 counterfeit ten dollar bills seized and more than 1300 dollars passed in Pittsburgh. Investigators say the group operated in Erie Farrell Sharon Uniontown and other western cities.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Samuel Roberts
Roberts
Pole
Erie
Farrell
Sharon
Uniontown
Dawes Arrives in Omaha for Nebraska Campaign
An advance guard of forty Republicans from Lincoln welcomes General Charles G. Dawes as he arrives in Omaha en route to Lincoln for an agricultural address at the University of Nebraska stadium. A 40,000 strong Nebraska crowd is expected for the second campaign speech, with a parade and an elaborate program planned by the Republican state central committee.
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Omaha
Lincoln
Charles G. Dawes
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Chicago
Republican State Central Committee
Dawes
Lindell Hotel
Harry Sackett
Saclock
U.S. to Enter Big Air Derby at International Race
The United States air service will enter four ships in the International Air Derby to be held the first week in October. Lieut Harry Mills will pilot the Verville Sperry monoplane, the fastest racer of its kind for the Pulitzer trophy. Entrants include two McCookfield Curtiss racers and a Navy Curtiss racer, last year’s Pulitzer winner, with speeds cited at 266 mph.
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Dayton
Washington
United States Air Service
Wilbur Wright Field
Harry Mills
Air Service
McCookfield Curtiss
Navy Curtiss
St. Louis
Groundhog Hunt Ends in Fatal Accident Near Newark
Edward Bucy, 14, was killed and his father wounded when a shotgun misfire by Jesse Phillips during a groundhog hunt on a farm northwest of Newark. Authorities report the incident as an accident.
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Newark
Edward Bucy
Here
Jesse Phillips
Phillips
Mea
Germans ratify the Dawes plan of reparation
Berlin reports the Reichstag passed the currency bill and the industrial obligations bill to implement the Dawes reparations plan. The private note bank bill followed, each measure enacted separately. Washington reacted with extreme gratification as Coolidge and cabinet learned of the ratification.
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Berlin
Reichstag
London
Washington
Coolidge
White House
International
Wheeler urges Daugherty purge and jail near purge call
Senator Wheeler urged President Coolidge to dismiss A. E. Sartain and oust the Daugherty faction from the justice department. He cited George Remus’s affidavit accusing Henry Stern of pressuring Remus to false testify against ex attorney general Daugherty. Remus allegedly paid over 1 million in graft to politicians for whiskey permits and hush money. The hearings will resume mid November to probe narcotics sales and warden alliances.
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Washington
Coolidge
Burton H. Wheeler
Montana
Department of Justice
Wheeler
A. E. Sartain
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Daugherty
George Remus
Atlanta
Harlan F. Stone
World War Vets Reunion Draws 145th Infantry Men to Findlay
Ely and vicinity veterans attend the 145th Infantry Association reunion in Findlay a three day session opens tomorrow. Co B from this city served in World War I others were in different companies. Findlay prepared to entertain veterans of the great war with decorations and a big parade Monday eight bands in parade. City expects about 15 000 visitors.
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Findlay
Ely- Tia
Vincinity
145Th Infantry Association
New City Market Company Forms by Broad Street Stall Owners
Stall owners in Elyria unite to operate as the New City Market Company and plan to add new lines to meet housewives needs. Backed by A. E. Gray, Tom D. Karris, Reed Ewing, Chas J. Sump, F. W. Mc Henry, Mrs Geraldine Brandt, and John R. Ries, the group aims to offer quality goods at low prices and be an asset to the community. Stanley Shannon fined $25 and costs for reckless driving after driving onto the sidewalk and into the park near City Hall.
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Broad Street
Ofice
New City Market Company
Elyria
A. E. Gray
Tom D. Karris
Reed Ewing
Chas. J. Sump
F. W. McHenry
Geraldine Brandt
John R. Ries
Stanley Shannon
Justice St. George
Giant merger approved by Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland, Aug. 29. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the merger of five railroads into the Nickel Plate system. Proposals for stock exchange and deposit agreements will be mailed to stockholders as the plan proceeds. The merged system would span over 11,000 miles from New York to St. Louis, with a stock value exceeding 1.5 billion dollars. The Van Sweringen brothers push to complete federal approval and operate as a unit once cleared.
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Cleveland
Interstate Commerce Commission
O. P
M. J. Vansweringen
Pere Marquette
Erie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
van Sweriingen
Nickel Plate
Dlore
van Sweringens
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
Newport News
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Great Lakes
Detroit
Toledo
Chicago
St. Louis
Seven killed as train hits family auto in Perrysburg
Seven members of the Updegraff family are dead after a grade crossing collision near Perrysburg Wood County with an oncoming passenger train traveling at 50 to 60 mph. An eighth family member died later in hospital and another was in serious condition. Investigators say the crossing sight line was dangerous and debate whether the whistle blew. Divorce suit filed by Mary Szatala of Lorain against John Szatala cites gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Toledo
Perrysburg
Wood County
Cyrus Updegraff
Hattie Updegraff
Jesse Updegraff
Bertha Updegraff
Jesse
Helen
Alfred
Fern
Updegraff
Baird-Pelton
Walbridge Park
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Gyrus Jr
Henry H. Kepp
Updegrafis
Mary Szatala
Lorain
John Szatala
Take Steps to Form Realty Board
Plans for the formation of the Elyria Real Estate Board were made at a meeting in the Kotain County Savings & Trust bank. Key figures from Cleveland and Columbus discussed licenses, ethics, and civic service, with a luncheon planned and an organizational meeting set for next Thursday noon.
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Elyria Real Estate Board
Kotain County Sayings & Twast Bank
C. Leake
Cleveland
Realty Record
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
William T. Kolp
Columbus
Leake
Puphc
Kolp
Civie
Frank Billings
Wilson A. Little
J. van Buren
Elks Grill
H. C. France
Akron
Future English King Is Greeted Off Sandy Hook
Civil war tensions flare as Kiangsu and Chekiang forces move toward Shanghai and Kiangnan arsenal. US, UK, France and Japan warn China of responsibility for foreign lives and property losses. Albert Prince of Wales arrives aboard the Berengaria off Sandy Hook. welcomes planned by Gov Alfred Smith and Mayor John Hylan. Prince to stay at Glen Cove estate for polo and social events.
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London
Shanghai
Chib-Li
Hunan
Kiansu
Kiangnan
Chih-Li
Hang Chow
Kiangsu
Peking
Great Britain
France
Japan
China
Mar- Shat Chi Hoeio-Yuan
Nanking
Kasingen
Young-Hsiang
Chekiang
Shanghai-Hang Chow
New York
Albert
Prince of Wales
United States
Cunard
Berengaria
Prince
Sandy Hook
Cunard Line
Atlantic
William N. Hensler, Jr
Mitchell Field
Dehaviland
S.M. Connell
Alfred Smith
New Yorks
John Hylan
New York City
Lier
Robert Graves
Black Watch
Esme Howard
Ashley Sparks
Louis E. Stoddard
United States Polo Association
J. Butler Wright
Oscar N. Solbert
Edward D. Metcalfe
Friice
Glen Cora
Meanowbrook
Princa
Glen Cove
Burden
New England
Ford believes low mood uncalled for in Canada
ST CATHARINES Ont Aug 29 Henry Ford says industrial depression stems from public mind and predicts steady production will keep industries strong through winter. He urges calm, notes Canada will not hold back due to population growth, foresees Canada becoming self sufficient in coal and using water power from canal for development. He blames artificial wheat price on gambling and questions real shortage claims.
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St- Catherines
Ont
Henry Ford
Ford
Welland Canal
Detroit
Canada
United States
Welland Ship Canal
St Lawrence
St. Lawrence
Insurance agents hold conference in Cleveland Life meeting
Insurance agents gathered at the Cleveland Life Insurance Company offices for an agency meeting. General agent H. W. Merriman presided with O. P. Grant and A. D. Gross assisting. Prize awarded to A. B. Cashner for highest business volume. local attendees included S. B. Greenberger, A. B. Cashner, J. O. Rounds, and Frank Vayda. Out of town delegates were A. Baker, J. J. Parent, George B. Lae, and M. E. Caswell. Lively discussions followed on life insurance.
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H. W. Merriman
Cleveland Life Insurance Company
O. P. Grant
A. D. Gross
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Advange Guard
U.S
Loeb-Leopold
Law
Phlomerry Daugherty Framed
Pailaqadso
U. S
Charles P White
Department of Interior
Paris
W. Va
Rheinhardt Werner
Cooper
Montreal
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