Ohio campaign echoes dry sentiment in party rift
In Columbus and across Ohio, anti saloon league activity centers on endorsements and public stance pressures for Senator Willis versus Hoover. The dry issue intensifies as national factions probe prohibition positions, while church scandal rhetoric surfaces in Chicago settings connected to broader religious disputes.
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Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Tt Wilpport
U. S
Frank BE Iis
Willis
Emerce
Herbert Houver
League
Cincinnati
Iself
Hoover
Ohio
William E. Borah
Idaho
Washington
Wilk
Hoover Ohio
Wellston
Don’t Let People Say He Lost His Nerve Ad Card
An advertisement touts Eoterone Tablets claiming to boost nerve strength, confidence, and vitality. It promises quick results with dosages of 15 tablets per pack and a refund if benefits are not felt, urging men and women to try the product for weeks.
Dr James Headache Powders Offer Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Dr James Headache Powders as a safe dependable remedy for headaches and neuralgia. It claims fast action, relief within moments, and that doctors nationwide recommend them, priced at two dimes for a clear head.
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Dr. Jamies
America
James
Controversy Surrounds Bast Fraud Trial in Nordic Churches
Rev Bast convicted of diverting 47 684 dollars in charity funds to personal use. Sentenced to three months in jail. Scandal sparked in Nordic nations as first pastor found guilty. Accuser Ingerslew sues Methodist Book Concern for 30000 dollars over a critical Danish publication. Federal judge dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Superior court to hear demurrer challenges.
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Chicago
Natron
Anton Bast
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
America
Joan P. Ingerslow
Judas Iscariot
Bast
Scandinavia
Ingerslew
Frangelisk Tidends
Tae Methodist Book Concern
George 4. Carpenter
The
Methodis: Book Concern
Native Ohioan Seeks U S Citizenship After Marriage
Mrs. James N Cannell of Columbus seeks American citizenship after losing both U S and Greek status through marriage. Though born in Ohio, she became Greek by marriage in 1915, and a 1922 law prevented automatic naturalization when her husband gained citizenship in 1923. She cannot obtain a passport for a trip to Greece.
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Columbus
James N. Cannell
Ohio
Cannell
Greece
Congress
Alberta exports rise to 9.72 million in 1927 gains
Calgary reports Alberta's 1927 exports reached 9.720 million dollars, up 17 percent from 1926. The surge is attributed largely to cattle, with the United States consul's office providing the figures.
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Calgary
Alberta
Unier States
Al Taylor Wins By Knockout In New Castle Card
Al Taylor debuting in New Castle Pennsylvania dominated the semi final by knocking out Babe Rivers in the second round. The bout drew strong local support and Taylor showed speed and power before Halters fought Elyria flash and was surprised to be knocked down. In the main bout Frankie Ree of Cleveland won a close decision over Wayne Holley in a fast bout.
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New Castle
al Taylor
Ihsa
Babe” Rivers
Rivers
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Frankie Ree
Cleveland
Wane ‘Holley
Four Swimming Records Broken in Chicago Meet
Four world records fell at the Illinois Women’s Athletic Club pool in Chicago. Johnny Weissmuller and Walter Laufer each set marks in the 440 yard backstroke and 120 yard freestyle, plus Emma Shemar helped WSAC teammates to a 48 to 16 win over the Detroit Women’s Athletic Club, as Laufer and Shemar contributed further record performances.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Johnny Weismuller
Walter Laufer
Emma Shemaitis
I. Wsac
Detroit
Laufer
Lak Shore Athletic Club
Perry McGullivart
Weismuller
Illinois Athletic Club
McGillivan
Aliss Shemar
Starn to Join Jersey City Team for Spring Training
Don Starn a four letter athlete from Wooster College who graduated in 1925 will report to Jersey City International League baseball squad for spring training. He stands six feet one inch and weighs 199 pounds and has coached at Maywood Timor since graduation.
New London Notes Busy Social and Sports Week
New London reports visits from Harold Burh family of Owosso Michigan and Mrs I H Burke of West Main Street. Alma Coleman wed to W White Oberlin ceremony by Oberlin reverend. Norwalk vs New London basketball excitement. New London defeats North Fairfield 15 4 and loses to Monroeville by two points. Real estate moves include Roy Palmer purchasing the W Robinson home and John Hoag buying the Heatson property. Crosswalk incident at West Main Street endangering Rev Fr Lenz from Oberlin. Don Sever of Toledo visits for weekend.
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New London
Harold Burh
Owosso
Mich
I. Hi. Burke
West Main Street
Gen. Parnell
Norwalk
Barmon Franklin
Buctrus
Lawrence Burton
Franklin
Vaiss Yules Coon
Donna Smith
Greenwach
H H Smith
Herman Powles
Arthur Johnson
North Fairfield
Monroeville
Ierest
Roy Palmer
W. Robinson
High Street
John Hoag
Heatson
Akron
Fr Lenz
Oberlin
Ohio
West Main Street Railroad
Don Sever
Toledo
R. H. Seller
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Willisadquarters
W. Phillips
Essex
Boston
Territory
Wayne County
Bendie
Stender
Interced
Hart-Lepper Motor Sales
Broad Street
Elyria
Mansier Efale Motor Sales
West Side Lumber and Coal Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco CO
Berkey & Gay
Berkey & Gay Dining Room
Tivenport
Karpen
Fuir
Karpenesque
Chace
Wilton
Axm
Nister Rege
Ubee
Rheed
Velrstraga, Sxl Mle
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