Ohio conference votes to delay Bishop F Anderson return
The West Ohio ministerial association met in Cincinnati and voted unanimously to on a request to the conference to extend Bishop F Anderson’s term for four more years. Officers elected include President David J from Cincinnati and Vice President W Blodgett from Dayton. Dr Aaron Watkins of Cincinnati predicted broad party endorsement of the Eighth Amendment and Volstead Act, speaking on why prohibition persists.
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Waniom
Ohio
Methghafeh
F., Anderson
Cincin
West Ohio
Tired Ministers’ Association
David J
Cincinnati
W. Blodgett
Dayton
Ewry
D. Maddock
Bowling Green
Aaron Watkins
Indiana Day At Musical Festival
In Cincinnati on August 30 Indiana Day at the fall festival featured Governor Warren T. Me y set to speak. A radio wedding occurred on stage at Music Hall with Miles Alice Hazenfield marrying William F. Mains as the organ played, witnessed by Ohio Valley radio and wireless fans.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Warren T. Mey
Ohio Valley
Music Hall
Miles Alice Hazenfield
William F. Mains
Klan Wedding Staged in Newark Endangers Participants
A Ku Klux Klan wedding in Newark Ohio last night drew about a thousand Klan and Melia members. The ceremony at a large city field led to the deaths of J. P. Amspaugh, a Klan member, and Miss Joé Walker, a Melia member, with Rev. Sutton officiating.
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Newark
J. P. Amspaugh
Joé. Walker
Sutton
Contractor Shot in Money Dispute in Hackensack
Hackensack New Jersey August 20 Sebastian Montanaro drew a gun during a money dispute, shooting contractor Jacoo Naldo who died. Saleo was wounded but not involved in the quarrel. Montanaro was held without bail.
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Hackensack
N. J
Jacoo Naldo
Eeptachie
Ak Saleo
Sebastian Montanaro
Saleo
Montanaro
President Coolidge Meets Farm Loan Board in White House
President Coolidge conferred with the Federal Farm Loan Board to discuss the current difficulties facing American farmers. The session, held at the White House in Washington, covered the financial situation affecting farmers and urged thorough review of relief measures.
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Federal Farm Loan Board
Coolidge
White House
Kacineton
D. C
Lorain Stabbing After Dispute Leaves Man Wounded
Lorain on August 20 reports William McLaughlin white man sustaining a knife wound to the left lung at Joseph's Hospital after a dispute on Broadway. Suspect Jerry Green colored is under arrest and charged with the assault.
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Lorain
William McLaughlin
Jseph
Jerry Green
Broadway
Green
Ohio Girl Wins In Semi Finals In Golf Championship
CHICAGO Aug 30 Miss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown carried Ohio's colors into the semi finals of the western women's golf championship after a hard struggle. She defeated Miss Dorothy Highie of Exmoor on the nineteenth green in the third round.
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Chicago
Louise Fordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
Dorothy Highie
Exmoor
Reserve Decision In Ward Case
Supreme Court Justice Robert J Wagner reserved opinion today on motions by Walter Ward counsel to quash the indictment charging him with the murder of Clarence Peters of Haverhill Mass Bailor The proceedings took place in White Plains New York with August 30 noted in the dispatch
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White Plains
Aus
Supreme Court
Robert J. Wagner
Walter 5
Ward
Clarence Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Huron County Fair Weil Attended
Elyria residents attended the Huron county fair reporting a fine and successful exhibition. The night program has been extended to Thursday and Friday nights, and a fireworks display along with horse racing will take place.
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Elyria
Huron County Fair
Ship Colorado Commissioned by Navy Across Delaware River
The Ship Colorado was added to the Navy as the best in the world, assembled at the navy receiving station across the Delaware from Camden. Officers and crew arrived by small boats, stored their effects, and gathered on the main deck. Builders and naval officials attended as Captain Trench read Secretary Danby’s commissioning order and turned the vessel over to Captain Belknap.
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Navy
Delaware River
Camden
New York Shipbuilding Company
Westinghouse Company
Trench
Secretary of the Navy
Danby
Belknap
Colorado Is Commissioned as Third Ship to Bear Name
The ceremony marks the Colorado joining the fleet under Washington naval terms. Along with the Maryland and West Virginia, it embodies lessons from the Battle of Jutland and features eight 16 inch guns, twelve five inch guns, two 21 inch torpedo tubes, and air defense armament. The vessel displaces 32,600 tons, measures 624 feet in length, and uses Westinghouse turbines for propulsion.
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Orew
Colorado
U.S. S. Delaware
Westinghouse
Maryland
West Virginia
U. S
McCormick to Wed Miss Stevens in Paris Embassy
London August 30 Allister McCormick young millionaire will marry Miss Joan Stevens at the British embassy in Paris on October 1. Miss Stevens is reported to be in Paris.
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London
Evening News
Allister McCormick
Joan Stevens
Paris
Odt
Miss Stevens
Lipton Trophy Yacht Race Opens Off Gloucester
In Gloucester Massachusetts on August 30 amid whistles and cheers three contestants sail for the Lipton and Prentiss trophies the Shamrock Henry Ford and Elizabeth Howard in the Beat Proactor el? Sehing schooner race off the port in many years.
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Gloucester
Mass
Lipton
Stock Corner Rumors Lift Darisen Chemical Shares
Rumors of a corner in Darisen Chemical sparked a sharp early rise, with the stock jumping about 20 points to around 63 and later trading near 72 before cooling. The day also featured mixed moves in steel and other industrials, alongside notable activity in General Asphalt and Westinghouse, with bond prices quoted for Liberty issues.
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New York
Darisen Chemical
Steel
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway
Fan American
Westinghouse
Continental Can
Studebaker
Willys-Overland
Davigon Chemical
Virginia Carolina Chemical
General Asphalt
Fifth annual Grafton homecoming set with races and music
Rev James Best and Mrs Best visited the Schriver home with others as Grafton plans its fifth annual homecoming at the school ground. Events include morning children's races, a 10:30 game between Richwine and Grafton Athletic Clubs, a 1 pm church dinner, and a program with L D Hamlin as speaker and the Blue Bird Orchestra from Elyria. The tale notes a death in Elyria and community condolences, plus various local visits and fair attendance.
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Grafton
James Best
Westerville
F. E. Schriver
A. D. Guan
Oberlin
Best
Schriver
W. H. Gibson
Mra. Sehriver
M. E
L. D. Hamlin
Elyria
Blue Bird Orchestra
Willem Jones
Miller Jones
Memorial Hospital
Local scenes oil paintings on display in town stores
Mrs. W. R. Comings is exhibiting several oil paintings of local scenes not previously shown, displayed in the windows of Hurst's furniture store and Savage's jewelry store.
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W. R. Comings
Hurst
Savage
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Mise Elsie spent seven weeks with relatives in Logan Hardin and Wyandotte. Mr and Mrs Frank Browse and daughter Leila of Spencer visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George Dent. Litte Sarah Haley of Rome, Ohio, is visiting at the Bchriver home. Mrs W C Park and daughter Jonane Frances returned from Linwood Park outing. J D Mennell attended Litchfield Cemetery and Park Association gathering at the town hall in Litchfield. Ice cream and cake were served to a large crowd. Mrs Bell Bailey visited Lorath then traveled with Warren Clark to Finley to see her half-brother Steen, an aunt Mrs Munroe, Archie Munroe in Fosstoria, and sister Mrs Ferguson in Bloomdale. Dr Chester Campbell and daughter Florence of Niagara Falls NY and Mrs J J Waugh of Elyria visited W L Begar and daughter Pearl Hillier. The visitors, former Grafton residents, left after a visit with Mr and Mrs Walton at Perryville.
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William Pfeiffer
Belden
Migria
Gibson
Ruth Nesbatt
Iva Brungon
Marjorie Rogers
Norma Myers
Jones
Gratton
Nellie Sechrist
Lelah
Angie Robson
Waw#eon
A. D. Buck
Miyria
Mra
EB. W. Reichard
J. H. Sheldon
D. A. Swarts
A. M. Ewers
F. E. Sebriver
Haley
Seneca County
Sir
Mise Elsie
Logan
Hardin
Wyanddtte
Coustics
Frank Browse
Leila
Spencer
George Dent
Litte
Sarah Haley
Rome
W. C. Park
Jonane Frances
Linwood Park
J. D. Mennell
Litchfield Cemetery and Park
Munroe
Archie Munroe
Fostoria
Ferguson
Bloomdale
Chester Campbell
Florence
Niagara Falls
N. Y
J. J. Waugh
Elyria
W. L. Begar
Pearl Hillier
Grafton
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