Seventh Day Adventists hold Ohio camp meeting
The Seventh Day Adventists of Ohio will hold their annual camp meeting August 16 to 26 at Lorain County Fair Grounds. Ferr Schwartz of Brook Park oversees arrangements with about 150 tents and 200 rooms planned. Workers arrive August 8, with speakers expected from the General Conference in Washington and union leaders from the Columbia Union including Rev. L. Rabbi and other missionaries.
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Ohio
Lorain County Fair
Ferr Ff Schwartz
Arthur Avenue
Lakewood
Hundr
Washington
Columbia Union
FL. H. Rabbi
Dezomipaticr
Lorain county politics heat up with primary near
Lorain county voters face August 11 primary with heated contests for county offices. Candidates campaign by visiting crowds, shaking hands, and urging support through jurors lists and client networks. Lawyers running for public office target jurors and former clients as campaign material to gain votes. Page 2 continues the discussion.
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Lorain County
Lo- Tain
Ashlaz
Loraim
County Court House
Diate
Persea
Clienis
Man Intervening in Domestic Dispute Shot in Cleveland
Charles Mitchell, 27, who intervened in a local domestic quarrel, was shot by the husband who had fled and then returned with a gun. Police search for the assailant as Mitchell recovers.
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Cleveland, CO
Charles Mitchell
Mitchell
Footprints 2000 Years Old Found Near Amherst
Geologists report footprints of a child and an adult preserved in solidified sand on the Rice farm near Amherst, dated about 2,000 years ago. They suggest the area was once part of Lake Erie, with waves unable to wash away the marks. Quarrymen also uncovered petrified turkey tracks and a tree in the process of coalification, indicating long geological history.
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Amherst
Here
Lake Erie
Hoover Returns to San Francisco Parade in Welcome Home
San Francisco July 27 Herbert Hoover arrives by special train from Stanford for a city parade and speech at City Hall master of ceremonies Mayor James Rolph Jr. Hoover recalls early work at Stanford and Nevada City while crowds line the streets. Afterward he tours Palo Alto before a coastal fishing trip and camp at the Redwood region, with the trip extending 255 miles.
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Republcan
Hoover
Hooter
Stanford Waiversite
Nevada City
Louis Janin
Stanford
James Rolph, Jr
Hille
Here
Palo Ato
Burli
George Cameron
San Francisco
Mud Creek Flat
Eleven Causes Filed to Foreclose Mortgage in County Court
Universal Crane Company filed a petition in common pleas court seeking foreclosure of a mortgage given by the Zilch brothers as security for over seven thousand dollars in promissory notes. Eleven separate causes for action are listed, an unusually large count for such petitions.
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Universal Crane Company
Peniion
Plezs
Zilch Brothers
Plan to build 41 mile branch line links Smiths Ferry to Youngstown
Washington report to the Interstate Commerce Commission urges construction of 41 miles of branch sites by the Pittsburgh Lisbon and Western Railroad to connect Smiths Ferry Pennsylvania with the Youngstown Ohio district. The proposal aims to help Youngstown manufacturers compete with Pittsburgh and Chicago steel firms by using the Ohio River for transport. The report also backs Mon tour railroad’s plan to acquire control of Pittsburgh Lisbon and Western and recommends denying retention of excess earnings from the new construction.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
C. V. Burnside
Pittsburgh, Lisbon and Western
Smith's Ferry
Youngstown
Ohio
Burnside
United States
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ohio River
Montour Railroad
Fined S400 for liquor charge in Woodford court
Louie Horvath of Woodford Avenue was fined 400 and costs in police court by Acting Potce Judge S. J. George after pleading guilty to possessing liquor. He said the half pint was for his own use as officers Corbett Southam and P. J. Crehan arrested him. Bellefontaine death of publisher Miss Josephine Hubbard noted. 76, publisher of Bellefontaine Exminer, sister of Kin Hubbard.
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Louie Horvath
Woodford Avenue
S. J. George
Horvath
Corbett Southam
P. J Crehan
Heart disease still leads all deaths in Ohio
Ohio mortality data for the first quarter show heart disease as the leading cause with 3832 deaths, though down from 4584 a year ago. Totals include 277 auto fatalities, 1678 cancer deaths, 186 personal crisis reports, 107 murders, and 1956 infant deaths under one year. No smallpox deaths this year, seven last year.
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Ohio
Columbes
State Health Department
Los Angeles Man Heads Service Club
In Toledo on July 27 the twelfth annual National Exchange Club convention elected George Greene of Los Angeles as president. Greene also became first vice president, succeeding Clinton G. Nichols of Hertford, Conn. Herold Harter of Toledo was re-elected secretary. other officers named were J. T. Muller of New York as first vice president, W. J. McKone of Jackson, Michigan as second vice president, and Thomas C. Impson of Jacksonville, Florida as third vice president.
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Toledo
National Exchange Club
George & Green
Los Angeles
Greene
Clinton G. Nichols
Hertford
Conn
Herold Harter
J. T. Muller
New York
W. J. McKone
Jackson, Mich
Thomas C. Impson
Jacksonville
Fla
Village Marshal Debunks Crooksville PDQ Radio Myth
Village Marshal Charles Baker said there is no station PDQ in Crooksville or nearby. He explained residents heard glowingly through street speakers via a telephone attached to a radio aerial, a prank by townspeople using a dealer’s advertised device and backroom announcer.
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Crooksville
Fury Crooksviiles
PDQ
Marshal Charles Baker
Tea Pot Dome
Baker
Varsha
Id9
Marshal Baker
Federal
PDG
Lake Road Improvement Plans Move Toward Letting
County Commissioner George Rhoads reported in a telephone talk with the State Highway Director that Lake Road improvement plans remain with the Ashland divisional highway director. Estimates will be checked there, then forms go to Columbus County to complete the final step before letting the contract.
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Rhoads
Lake
Columbus
George Rhoads
Ashland
Local Boy Injured In Car Crash On Cleveland Street
George Patterson 16 of 1609 East River street was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with a broken left leg after his truck was struck on the left side while making a U turn on Cleveland street. He was delivering papers for Joe Loftus when the Ward Baking Co truck collided with him. Patterson was rushed by police in an emergency car. doctors found a broken left thigh bone. Both trucks suffered heavy damage.
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George Patterson
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Street
Patterson
Joe Loftus
Cleveland
Olive Streets
Cleve ‘Land Street
Pattersor
This Is Not Married Life Divorce Petition Details
Marian married Laddise Mikeland on March 25, 1927, and she alleges he vanished the day after the wedding. She claims she has not seen him since, receives only sporadic support for their 15 month old baby, and seeks a divorce in common pleas court. Eliorah Corlett also seeks divorce from George H. Corlett, alleging abandonment in 1924 after a 1987 marriage producing three children, one adopted.
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Ma Mikelanda
Marian
Laddise Mikelanda
Laddie
Eliorah Corlett
George H. Corlett
Heene Tunney Fight Broadcast Draws Global Attention
Crowds on Second Street near the Chronicle Telegram office listened to the Heeney Tunney fight broadcast with Day's Music Store and the Philadelphia Battery and Ignition Company aiding. Families in Gisborne New Zealand followed reports via private and Montreal stations as Heenes sent congratulations to Gene Tunney. Over 40 foreign countries received radio or wire reports on the bout.
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Trame
Second Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Day
Music Store
Philadelphia Battery and Ignition Company
Chronicl-Telegrams
Elyria
Gisborne
New Zealand
Heenes
Alex Reid
Montreal
Gene Tunney
Voters urged on August primaries in Lorain County
Lorain County election officials held a briefing on August primaries. Voters moving within precincts must transfer at their April booth and vote within the new precinct the same day, otherwise they cannot vote on August 14. Rules require one year in Ohio, 30 days in Lorain, and age 21 by primary day. naturalized citizens only. Booth locations unchanged since April, with booths to be posted next week. Absentee ballots available for those absent on primary day, with blanks issued to about 50 voters and others able to vote by Saturday August 11.
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Augi Be
Offcrz
Ohio
Lorain County
United States
Election Board
Board of Elections
Masonic Temple
Only One Ohio Radio Will Leave Air
Washington July 27 Only one Ohio radio station WABW Wooster will go off the air next Tuesday as the Federal Radio Commission drops 36 stations in an order that will not renew 162 licenses by August 1. The remaining 126 stations including six in Ohio are extended to September 1 via automatic renewal while WABW ends its broadcast after that date and other Ohio stations listed may remain on air for a longer period.
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Washington
Ohio
WABW
Wooster
Federal Radio Commission
Wich
WIAY
Cleveland
WEUIC
Akron
WHBC
Carleton
WEBE
Cambodge
Unrequited Love Blamed For Poisoning
In Toledo Ohio Edward E Edds a 24 year old man was found dead from poison after police forced entry to his room A letter from his sweetheart admitting other affairs and a line to his mother were recovered Coroner Frank Kreft ruled the death occurred Wednesday the same day the sweetheart sent the letter Police attempted to locate Edds after he went missing and no trace was found to explain his disappearance
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Toledo
Edward E. Edds
Edds
Goodby
Frank G. Kreft
Edgar E. Stark Dies While Attending Vermont Lunch
Edgar E. Stark of the Elyria Rotary club dropped dead at a Poultney Vermont luncheon. He had wintered at Rock Ledge Florida and planned to visit Cleveland later. Burial is set for Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland with services by the Frank S. Harmon Masonic lodge.
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Poultney, Vermont
Rotary Club
Edgar E. Stark
Elrria
Stark
Tate
Bis
Forth
Eester Boulevard
Case School of Apted Science
Cleveland
New Zealand
Rawsor Stark
Carnegie
Lakeview Cemetery
Wade
Smith and Ritchie Meet in New York City Conference
In Albany July 27, political observers view tonight’s meeting between Democratic presidential nominee Gov Alfred E Smith of New York and Maryland Gov Albert Ritchie as pivotal. They may discuss prohibition state rights and Smith’s upcoming acceptance speech while Smith plans a rest at Good Ground with family before returning to Albany midweek.
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Albany
New York City
Alfred E. Smith
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Smith
New York
C_ F_ Murphy
Tamman+ Halli
Plane Takes Nose Dive Into Narragansett Bay
Newport July 27 One man drowned and two others injured when the LO-6 plane of the scouting fleet nose dived into Narragansett Bay Ensign McGurk a reserve officer training with the fleet was trapped in the craft and drowned Lieut Thomas Kirkland of the V O squadron and aviation mechanic Slone sustained minor injuries and were rescued by a mine sweeper
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Newport
K. L
Scouting Fleet
Narragansett Bay
Ensign McGurk
Thomas Kirkland
V. O. Squadron
Slone
Fire Strikes State Hospital For Insane In Nashville
A blaze at the Central State Hospital for the Insane in Nashville, Tennessee, threatens 2,272 patients after a lightning strike and possible short circuit. Eleven inmates at large include two murder convicts. guards evacuate wings as patrols cordon the grounds and patients flee into rain swept fields.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cerral State Hospital
Nashlville
Erskine Young
Night Watchmag
W. Farmer
Mary Injares
Kellogg to Sign Paris Treaty for Peace Mission
Secretary of State Kellogg will travel to Paris to sign an antiwar treaty invited by France, with a signing date slated for August 25 or 27. He will depart August 18 from New York aboard the Te Ada France with his private secretary, while J Theodore Marrier will sail earlier to arrange preparations.
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Washington
Felloge
France
Paris
Kellogg
New York
William H. Beck
J. Theodore Marrier
State Department
Man Drowned In Fighting Oil Blaze
In Buffalo on July 27 one man drowned and two others were fatally injured while battling a spreading oil fire on the Buffalo river after four explosions aboard the tanker John F Cahill. Thomas Lynch chief engineer of the fire tug Gratton died. Henry Schickendants Buffalo police lieutenant and Nelson Farstadt of Toronto were badly burned. Fireboats and thirty fire companies fought the blaze which threatened Atlas Powder and Standard Oil plants.
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Buffalo
Bessie
Buffalo River
John F. Cahill
Thomas Lynch
Gratton
Henry Schickendants
Buffalo Police Leutenant
Nelson Farstadt
Toronto
Lynch
Schivkendantz
Atlas Powder and Standard
Ou Planta
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Coi Elsworth
Hudson, O
Tunset
M. Brazy
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Cuverville
Valette
Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine, O
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