Amherst Chautauqua Promises World Traveler Lectures
Amherst Ministerial Association announces Rev James M Taylor and wife will conduct a church chautauqua with eight trunks of relics from Mexico South America and Asia arriving. Dr Taylor lectures while Mrs Taylor starts Kiddies Club. First talks set for Wednesday at 8 pm Congregational church with topics on democracy race and world conditions. Sunday School classes plus Beaver Park picnic featured.
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Amherst
James M. Taylor
Mn Amherst
Mexico
South America
Asia
Taylor
Methodist-Congregational Church
Eastman
Prod Iubbard
Beaver Park
Congregation to Have Outing at The Hedges La Porte
Members of St Peters Evangelial church and their friends are invited to an outing at The Hedges in La Porte on Sunday August 22. Services begin at 10 20 a m and a turecell dinner will be served. Transportation arranged by the brotherhood will leave the church.
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St. Peters Evangelial Church
la Porte
Lachange Club Meeting Postponed at Amherst Hotel
Owing to a Business Men's Association meeting the Exchange Club luncheon is moved to this evening at the Amherst Hotel rather than Monday. Each member may bring a guest. Horn Reunion Held at the home of Mr and Mrs C M Harris and Miss Lucy Horn with a midday dinner for several relatives including G F Horn and daughter Maxine, Mrs St A Rawson, Mrs Katherine Merthe and others from Elyria Cleveland and Los Angeles.
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Tha Business Men's Association
Exchange Club
Amherst Hotel
Amherst Business Men's Association
Conrad Zilch
W. HW. Turner
J. Woors
Dorothy
Jodt
Mra
Brosicker
Indla
Oklahoma
Heuer Peest
Bello Brosio
South Amherst
Louis Bischoff
Fred Whoapy
Ruth
Maxine
John Fredertut
John Wellert
Ely
Wellington
H.R. Hazel
Vermilion-on- the-Lake
Alpha Hazel
Francis Richmond
Akron
Rey
F. J. Hirestone
Canton
William Grohe
Winfield Jenna
Istyria
Amherst
Frank Snider
Columbus
Arthur Aphersold
Lorain
Godfrey Dedying
Oak Harbor
Herman Arndt
Snring
Hall
Church Street
Taylor
Wilmont
Tors
Mary Walker
Bellevin
AL TW
Plato
Maude Murray
Willian Barris
Elyda
Wy J. Uesehall
Ethel
Vincent
Carl Wirtz
Cleveland
Roy Anderson
Charles Anderson
Jennie Murray
Ohio
Enid Baldry
George Stephenson
Bellow Brosicker
Alman
Broaleker
Gibsonberg
Brown
Meek
Litewood
Chas
H. Haywood
Mri
H. A. Hoffner
Milanavenue
Charles Bauman
Raliir
Ornabktsvist
Betty Anne Wer
K. Slater
Oberlin
Charles Ceroatt
Hilman Hunt
Gates
Chas, Stone
Edwin
Mont
Martha Gerlach
Muude, Fud
Carl
Carl Gerlach, Jr
Gerlach
John Sabeirs
Bellevue
Malone
Elyria
Aly
A. K. Jopee
Charles Gond
Homer Sanders
J]enratta
W. Z. Darling
Thurling
Ohio State University
Frank Rogotde
J. Relage
Juicy Roth
Matilda
Elygia
L. Rot
Sout Amherst
Thelma Reclian
Trantic Scenes Enacted at Bank of France and Bourse
Trantic Scenes Enacted at Bank of France and Bourse as European markets reel under French chaos. Sunday notes report Chipnewa Inko on the scene with city chatter about finance and unrest across major exchanges.
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Bank of France
Bourse
Europe
Oberlin Social Notes and Conservatory Activities
Oberlin social touches include visits by Mrs. W. H. Chapin and Mrs. Frank H. Shaw to Vermilion on the lake, Harriet Erf and Mrs. Parker visiting town, and Charles W. Lawrence driving to Ashtabula with Edward Green for a weekend at Green’s home. The conservatory season closed last Friday with a lawn party at Talcott Hall followed by a lecture in Sturgis Hall by Dittmore and others.
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Oberlin
Dilly
Frank H. Shaw
Helmsstreet
Vermilion-on-the-lake
Harriet Erf
Parker
South Main Street
Charles W. Lawrence
Ashtabula
Edward 3. Green
Uhey
Conservatory
Talcott Hall
Conservatory Swower School
Hentle
Sturgis Hall
Dittmore
Elsa Leopold
Winifred Zinniger
Cleveland
Marian Flammer
Virginia Beckwith
Cherlle
How Congress Voting On Farm Bills Is Revealed
The American Farm Bureau Federation publishes a first installment of records showing how members of Congress from Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Con necticut Delaware Florida and Georgia voted on five farm measures. The reports, long awaited since 1925, may prompt craftiness in legislators while farm bureaus offer a supplementary service for fuller context. The piece also notes ongoing regulatory debates over railroad freight rates and urges caution before publicizing further details.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connequcnt
Delaware
Florida
Cgeorgia
House
Ameri Jean Farny Bureau Federation
National Farm Organization
Farm Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ritroads
Valuations of Railroads Spark Debate After A B A Sale
The Interstate Commerce Commission faced dispute over rail valuations used for rates. The Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic line, valued at about 24 million in 1914, sold for 4.6 million, prompting criticism of current methods. Commissioner Potter doubted the 10 million figure, while Chairman Eastman warned such values could ruin rates and incur high government costs. The majority, however, approved the valuation.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlanta
Potter
Interstate Commerce
Eastman
San Pedro
Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Commission
Alton Quincy and Northern Electric Railroad Plans
Springfield July 27 Illinois may gain a new railroad tapping Calhoun county which has had no rail service. The Alton Quincy and Northern Electric Railroad filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission for a certificate of necessity and convenience to build from Alton toward Deer Plain in Calhoun county then north through Calhoun Pige and Adams counties to Quiner. Directors include Charles H. Petsch C I Wood J R Williams EB B Potter and C H Hunter all of Quincy. Capital stock is 1 000 000.
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Springfield
Illinois
Alton, Quincy and Northern Electric Railroad Company
Illinois Commerce Commission
Louis L. Emmerson
Charles H. Petsch
New York
C. I. Wood
J. R. Williams
EB. B. Potter
C. H. Hunter
Quincey
Alton
Deer Plain
Calhoun County
Calhoun Pige
Adams Counties
Quiner
New Air Service to Run Cleveland to Louisville Route
Cincinnati post master Arthur L. Behymer says a proposed U S air mail trunk line from Cleveland through Akron Columbus Darton Cincinnati to Louisville should start by early autumn if plans proceed. Bidders are International Airways E P Strong and Kress Aircraft. Two months to set up airway and night beacons. Akron lacks landing field. beacon placement to be supervised by Commerce.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Air Mail
Cleveland
Louisville
Akron
Columbus
Darton
Arthur L. Behymer
Washington
International Airways Company
E. P. Strong
Kress Aircraft Engineering Corporation
Totems in Southeastern Alaska Ravaged by Heavy Rains
Repeated downpours have caused severe rot in the region’s totem poles making restoration impossible. The damp climate has degraded wood structures, threatening endangered carvings and local heritage.
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Alaska
London gallery bars exact-size copies of famous paintings
Copies of famous paintings in the Dulwach gallery in London will not be worked on succeeding generations on originals because officials will not permit artists to make copies on canvases the same size.
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Dulwach Gallery
London
Ohio admits 592 new lawyers after bar exam
The Ohio Supreme Court clerk announces 532 of 661 graduates passed the June 29 30 exam and will be admitted after oath. Adeline Thomison of Cleveland won top honors, Hugh Nichols second. 73 year old Lewis Davis was the oldest passer. Oaths proceed July 31 in Columbus with follow ups in Cleveland Cincinnati and August 9. Three new lawyers seek county prosecutorships in Urana Champaign Cardington Morgan. Other successful names include Binning Lyons Andrews Fortune McGee McClelland.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Adeline C. Thomison
Cleveland
Carl Shuler
Hugh C. Nichols
Batavia
Hugh L. Nichols
Lewis A. Davis
Plain City
Ohio
Carrington T. Marshall
Engineers
Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Edwin L. English
Urana
Champaign County
Frank L. Myers
Cardington
Morrow County
Thomas J. McDermott
Stockport
Morgan County
Coshocton
Daniel P. Binning
Russel E. Lyons
Roscoe
Dover
Ulbrichsville
Vern H. Andrews
West Dover
Francis Co
Greene
Newport
Glenn L. Fortune
New Cumberland
Elyria
vVictor A. McGee
Lorain
Wooster
James C. McClelland
Wholesale Grocery Sales Increase in Ohio June
Ohio State University bureau reports June wholesale grocery sales in Ohio rose from May for the tenth straight month. The index climbed 10 points with Western Ohio showing a 104.9 percent holdover from June 1925 while other regions posted solid gains. high bills outstanding were highest in Western Ohio. Five immigrants in Edmonton were found with seven rifles and three ammo barrels, indicating tension amid a separate incident.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio ‘State University
Bureau
Western Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio
Edmonton
Alberta
Cork industry in Iberia enforces bark size rule
Spanish and Portuguese cork industries strictly regulate harvesting. No cork-oak may be barked until it reaches 16 inches in circumference, a size that typically requires about twenty years for a tree to attain.
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Spain
Portugal
Bitter court fight over Hamilton County tracks begins
The Hamilton County grand jury prepares to indict eleven men in a case tied to Ohio horse racing. William Halpin of The Queen City Jockey Club faces charges, while other track officials including John Rodgers and Frank Sullivan also appear. The dispute risks impacting four state race tracks.
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Cincinnati
Whang
Hamilton Coun Grand Jury
Charles S. Bel
Ohio
William Halpin
Queen City Jockey Club
Wa Re
Trac
Halpin
John Rodgers
Frank Sullivan
Joseph Pullman
Thomas J. Duggan
Alber Behle
Max Danks
Joseph Horne Wiliam E. McDonald
Thomas Bird
Phil L. Leydecker
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Lucy Roemer
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Save Ave
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Siz At Atine
Middle Ave
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Janet
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Harry, Jr
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Charles Walker
Henry Schroeder
Earl Sweet
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Fred Dixon
Lorain County
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Trisell
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Henry Kiermund
College Place
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Murray Avenue
Hnand N. C. It. & I
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Bsermion Tio AM
Japan
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Pacific Ocean
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Strait of Juan de Fucales
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Chronicle Telegram
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Sommers
Trull
Ely Lorain
Pete Trachelt
Moyrtla
Merrick
Bright Realty CO
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