Bishop Cannon Leads Dry Forces Against Rum
Washington reports veteran anti liquor Bishop James Cannon Jr. rallies the anti repeal movement for a fall election fight to keep the 18th Amendment on statute books. He cites church groups and political leaders uniting with dry organizations to oppose repeal and defend dry territories amid warnings of post repeal social ills. Cleveland strike talks hint at possible early settlement as wage and condition proposals surface.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Anti-Saloon League
WCTU
Virginia Methodist Episcopal
Cannon
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Presbyterian General Assembly
Northern and Southern Baptist Conventions
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Federal Council of Churches
Fragmented Radio and Studio Listings From Local Broadcasts
A jumbled OCR of radio and music listings shows numerous acts, orchests, DJs, and show times across multiple stations. Names like Vaughn Wing, Armstrong, and Morton Dow appear amid scattered show numbers and program notes, reflecting a crowded variety broadcast schedule.
Democrats Plan County Wide Picnic
The Second Ward Democratic Club met at Perkins Gurage on Lodi Street with strong turnout. Plans were formed for a county wide Democratic picnic soon, chaired by T. A. Conway, with members including Dr W Seward Ed Kershaw and Lis Beaumont. Speaker Willam Grey Lorain addressed county issues and party principles, six new members joined, next meeting set for August 2 as the last before the primary.
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Second Ward
Perkins Gurage
Lodi Street
Sta Mear Future
T. A. Conway
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Valley City social notes and area visits blend community life
A long stream of names describes visits, outings, and gatherings around Valley City and nearby towns. Residents attend picnics at Zion Lutheran, a Hardscrabble grounds picnic, and a Children’s Day service. reunions and bridge clubs occur while relatives and friends travel from Elyria Cleveland Akron and Sidney. The piece lists engagements from Friday through Sunday with social visits, church events, and local club activities featuring the Grabenstetters Steingasss Haucks and others.
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Briffs Valley City
Ange Landon
Hart
Mildred Ramond Canner
Pa Pohzehl Berber
Metzger c
Harold Glenke
Sylvester Derck
Hil‘a
Akron
Charles Derek - Ralph Weuchter
Kenrin Cleveland
C. J. Hauck
Bridges
Clifford Brown
Berea
Evangelical Church
Women’s Union
Hardscrapbie
Hoeffler-Huttinger
la Ports
Schmidt Woods
Mabel Grabensteller
Geneva Steingass
Wson Staskopf
Jack Artman
Anna Schaeffer
Charles Hance
Sidney
Ohio
Wm. Grabenstetter
Bobby Reichard
Elyria
Elsia Mellen
Ray Frisk
J. A. Sailer
S. Perkins
Youngstown
Bertha Schaeffer
E . Arick
Walda Johnson
George Wolfe
Roy Widdifeeld
Harry Bauer
A. B. Club
Arthur Hauck
Maude Hauck
Oilla Wolfe
Sophia Hauck
Cleveland
Arthur Gienke
Edward Meier
Joe Levet
Ernest Gienke
Ida Glenke
Hare
William Steck
Bridge
John Reutter
Mrr
John Winder
Otto Linder
Virginia
Robert
Mabel la Plante
Robart
New Dealer Triumphs In Oklahoma Primary Election
In Oklahoma the New Deal era candidate defeats rival to win the gubernatorial primary. Leading figures Rep EL Wo Marland and Speaker Tom Anglin Torecant compete. July 24 marks the decisive victory with promises to implement a New Deal style program.
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Oklahoma
EL Wo Marland
Tom Anglin Torecant
Gow Wham
Linder Steads Week At Reuttey Home In Wellington Visit
Mr and Mrs L C Brothere and daughter Esner of Wellington were Saturday evening callers. Earl Arckhime Valles City defeated Hincktes by a score of T-$ in a game played at Hinckley Sunday. The game.
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Linder
Reuttey
L C Brothere
Esner
Wellington
Earl Arc Khime Valles City
Hincktes
Pavey
Hinckley
Local visits and gatherings across Ashland and Cleveland
Sunday plans include Homer on local grounds with Miss Catherine Welsh of Ashland visiting at the Scoville home. Mrs Miles Dean and daughters Stella and Carol of Zanesville visit the Feuchter home, followed by Sunday visitors at the Mellen house from Cleveland and Berea. The Steingass reunion and various guest lists from Cleveland and California are noted, with multiple families hosting and visiting.
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Homer
Catherine Welsh
Ashland
Nelson Scoville
Miles Dean
Stella
Carol
Zanesville
Ralph Feuchter
A FL Mellen
Harry Fox
Harry
Cleveland
Harry Cushing
Berea
Steingass
Robi
E . Stever
Art Fettmore
Joe Stever
Billy
E. Nadisn
Malba
W. Stever
G. Bucholz
Henry Reising
Don Schafter
May Dadish
Habensdeveloping Yulpim Acid Protects From Predators
Some habens evolve yulpim acid to deter predators, creating chemical defenses against carnivorous animals and reducing predation risk. The adaptation highlights biochemical strategies in animal defense and survival dynamics.
Ridin Through at Dreamland Tomorrow Featuring Tom Tyler
A Western crowd pleaser titled Ridin Through plays at Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Tom Tyler leads a cast of characters in a tale of horse thieves and frontier justice in this action packed film debut.
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Dreamland
Dreamland Theatre
Tom Tyler
Dix Dunne Star In Picture At Capitol
The Capitol Theatre showcases Stingarea today and tomorrow starring Richard Dix and René Dunne in a tale of a girl who trades love to a bandit for operatic fame.
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Dix
Dunne
Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Richard Dix
Rrené Dunne
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