Pioneeh Vu Gun Man of the West Dies
Wyatt Earp era figure dies at 81 in Los Angeles after a life as a gold hunter peace officer and cow puncher. He served as deputy sheriff and marshal in Dodge City and as U S marshal in Tombstone where he earned a reputation for his trigger hand. He knew Tex Rickard and Wilson Minzner from the Klondike gold rush days starting in 1882.
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Los Angelios
Wyatt Earp
Tex” Rickard
Wilson Minzner
Klondike
Marshall
Dodge City
Kansas
Tombstone
Ariz
Evangelist Preaches Amid Raucous Pulpit Exchange
An energetic Elyria crowd rallies as a fiery evangelist lambastes modern religion while Homer Rodeheaver leads a large chorus. Ma Sunday, introduced as "head of the family," refrains from the label and jokes that "the neck moves the head" as she oversees events.
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Amen
Homer Rodeheaver
Elyria
Holy Spirit Grenadiers Lead Modern Church Crusade
The speaker likens church members to Holy Spirit grenadiers and Jesus as the first recruiting officer. He cites Luke's account of sending disciples two by two to view enemy defenses, then shaping the church mission. He criticizes Catholic-Protestant divisions, warns against denying Jesus's divinity, and rejects passive Unitarianism. He urges believers to defend Jesus Christ firmly.
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Holy Spirit
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Apdly
Peetyneante
Harvard College
Ponting Pilate
Paris
Sermon On Faith And Wealth Contrasted With Worldly Greed
The speaker contrasts Christian charity with secular greed, recounts a hobo encounter, and urges forgiveness and giving over suing. He cites Jesus teachings on debt forgiveness, charity, serving others, and warns against divorce except on scriptural grounds. The talk condemns stinginess and highlights public spending on amusements, dogs, jewelry, autos, candy, and gum versus missions.
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Associated Charities
Jesus Christ
Airdale
United States
Revenue and disbursements for school funds in 1920s ledger
A fragmented financial snapshot showing taxes, revenue from miscellaneous sources, receipts balances, and disbursements for a school district. It lists general fund figures, personal service costs, supplies, maintenance materials, contracts, fixed charges, debt service, and assets liabilities. The text preserves line-item totals and balance figures from January 1 1923 and references bond and sinking fund activities.
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General Fund
Board of Education
Csceeees
Ccse Cea Ceeeens Yaewaveeae
Lacfal
Weald
Ween Nentanstone
Soha
Begeela
Columbia
Venturesome Elyria youths return home after hitchhiking voyage
Allen Gildenmeister and Claude Wooldridge left Elyria for Detroit by hitchhiking Thursday. They failed to find work and were reported missing. Wooldridge reached Elyria on Saturday after a milk truck ride, while Gildenmeister arrived home Sunday afternoon, ending the bid for adventure and work.
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Elyria
Allen Gildenmeister
Lake Avenue
Claude Wooldridge
Foster Avenue
Detroit
Sandusky “Bute
Alia Gildenmeister
Columbus widow in self strangulation tragedy
Mrs. Fannie O Mossman of Columbus died by self strangulation using a seven-foot belt amid poor health. Survived by two sons Arthur and Albert of Dayton a daughter Mrs. Carrie Hafey Duvall and three brothers Edward Spracve Elza and Emery. World War casualties total $7,499,385.
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Columbus, O
Fannie O Mossman
Columbus
Arthur
Albert
Dayton
Carrie Hafey
Duvall
Edward Spracve
Reedville
Elza
Emery
Gallipolis
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Columbia Special No. S
Lorain County
Biind
Western Reserve
Senoel
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Dias
Stribut
RVICS
Wees
Vowenerenses
Colt
Barded Dent
P. O
Columbia Sia
Petty Pera
Lee Walker
Elyria Day Goods CO
Borders
Iety
Pat
KOTEX
Ed Shades
Val
Windsor
Needle Point
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