Large crowd recognizes Paul Reader at Moody Tabernacle service
Paul Reader, pastor of Moody Tabernacle in Chicago, concluded a five day stay in this city with twice daily sermons at First Baptist Church. Overflow crowds filled the auditorium and vestibule as he preached on Without a Vision The People Perish using the feeding of the five thousand as a text. He outlined the vision God has for listeners and emphasized the need to receive, bless, break, and give. He then left today for Cleveland to conduct two weeks of services at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church conducted by Dr Bustard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Reader
Moody Tzbernacle
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Rader
Jef
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Dr. Bustard
Filibuster Over Bible Bill Teases April Return
In a heated 17 hour session the senate rules committee ignored the Bible bill as filibuster tactics and reform opposition delayed action. The House faced threats and a clock manipulation incident as tensions rose, ending with a three week recess and plans to reconvene April 16 to resume the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Gardener
House
Silver
Republic
Taft
Hobbub
George H. Roberts
Youngstown
Aong
State budget cuts reduce road funds and fish hatcheries
From the Senate Finance Committee report the bill shifts final funding decisions away from the governor to the state board of control. The passage lists削 allocations trimmed including a new fish hatchery at Piqua reduced to 16,060 and a Buckeye Lakerangi hatchery in Licking County cut from 10,000 to 6,000, with welfare allocations also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Donahey
State Board of Control
Piqua
Buckeye Lakerangi
Licking County
State budget trims park and university funds across Ohio
The report details reductions in appropriations for prisons, state hospitals, and multiple institutes including Ohio State University, Kent Normal School, and the Agricultural Extension Service. Notable cuts affect new construction, salaries, and state aid, with several line items lowered for the biennium and specific projects scaled back. An unrelated crime note references a Massachusetts case drawing attention for its troubled background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philiopath
Keven State Hospital
Lancaster
Arls Indus
Delaware
Northeast
Ohio
Toledo State Hospital
Edi
Mt. Vernon
Wome
Ohio University
Brown Hall
Ohio State University
Cary Barn
Womens Reformatory
Mary Grille
Bowling Green Normal School
Brary
Kent Normal School
Kent
A State University
Bendium
Agricultural Extension Department
Ocatonsi
Wooster
Children’s pictorial cross word puzzle keys explained
The guide describes solving steps for a children's pictorial crossword puzzle. It notes words start at given squares and run across or down with one letter per white square. The key word is shown in the drawing and other words are found from letter combinations formed by the white squares.
Puzzle titled Running Across and Civil War clues
A fragmented puzzle item presents scattered clues including a Civil War nickname for northern soldiers and a tropical fruit used in sewing. The readable bits hint at wordplay and a completed puzzle solution, with the answer labeled as PUZZLE ANSWERED.
The Sly One and the Tangled Web of Elaine and Lilah
In a crowded cardroom a revelation erupts as Michael confesses doubts about love and loyalty. Alonzo Capper confronts him over deception while Lonnie suspects a deeper love triangle with Elaine and Lilah. Tension rises as alliances shift and true intentions surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine
Alonzo Capper
Michael
Lonnie
Ohio faces tax and reform votes in 1926 session
Ohio contemplates a franchise tax on foreign corporations at the domestic rate based on 1924 assets to curb personal property listings. A study by special committees will report to the 1926 session opening March 1. Four constitutional reform measures proposed for November include taxing intangible property, exempting auto companies from personal property tax, and cost-based city assessments, plus a four year term for state and district offices. Other bills include licensing suburban halls and roller rinks, and a bid to curb public dancing on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Parnssroth Emergencs
Noth House
State Health Department
A Wife's Confessional in Adele Garrison’s New Phase
In a melodramatic turn, the narrator explains her mother-in-law’s eager involvement as plans unfold. The mother hopes to assist Lilian and Margaret, while concerns arise about a dangerous tramp and the safety of Junior during a farm trip. The scene blends family dynamics with suspenseful hints.
Legislature Passes Broad Set Of Bills On Utilities Roads and Fees
Governor signs row of measures including Collister and Lipp bills. Bills fund state utilities, regulate buses, require tuberculin testing of cattle, and set term tenure for teachers. Notable actions include a state office buildings commission and a reorganization of several congressional districts.
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Givng Eliter
Nerous
Donaher
Riggs
Ohio Ell Telephone Company
Miller
Qohio State
Hiladelphia
Lipp
Bender
Ing
Tallenttrs
Atiff
Aigler-Knapp
Herbert
State Welfare Department
Edwards
Norton
Jost
Vorys Hill
Columbus
Lipp Hill
State Utilities Commission
Jail Break Foiled as Wall Plate Reveals Tunnel
Weyling West Virginia March 28 A chipped brick at the edge of a plate sunk in the jail wall revealed the plate had been forced and a tunnel started. Tex Lewis colored was locked up pending a probe. Swis was brought from Brooke county jail after a recent escape and recaptured. A broken hammer was found hidden in the cell room and is thought to be the tool used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Tex Lewis
Swis
Brooke County
Lorain City Council approves partial parks service grant
Lorain officials allocated 13 000 dollars to Service Director Miller for parks and streets improvements at the March council meeting, down from an asked 35 900 dollars. The cut delays or reduces parts of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Miller
Spring Time Bicycle Thefts Reported In Area
The police report multiple bicycle thefts with two loans listed owners Abe Fitch of 1061 East River Street and a 419 Park Avenue rider. A. B. Richards backed into Hart Somers' car on Broad Street causing minor fender damage. Richards will cover the repairs. Foreclosure suits filed by Robert L Mollison against Albert Welch for 2113.47 and A StAntiz faced by A Hageman for 1216.55 on properties in Elyria and Sheffield townships.
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Abe Fitch
East River Street
Park Avenue
Robert L. Mollison
Lake Shore Savings & Loan Co
Cleveland
Albert Welch
Elyria Township
A. ¥. Hageman
Lorain
StAntiz
Sheffield Township
Market report on livestock receipts and prices with film note
Stock receipts and prices show steady market for cattle calves sheep and hogs with ranges for steers heifers cows and lambs. Film note reports Bebe Daniels in The Manicure Girl at Paramount eastern studio with Dorothy Canning in a leading screen role.
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Bebe Daniels
Paramount Eastern
Frederic
Fanny Hatton
Martin Townsend
Frank Tuttle
Dorothy Canning
Coal Company Warns of Short Supply Before Warm Weather
The Hygienic Ice & Coal Co warns customers they will need another ton or two of coal before warm weather arrives. A note mentions a sprint rate of 87.50 per ton and provides phone contact 2500.
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ICE & Coal CO
Lorain to Be City Terminal in Interurban Plan
Mayor Hoffman and City Attorney Ley Grills met Probate Judge H C Wilcox to seek a delay in Nickle Plate appropriation hearings but failed. W J Barger, Nickle Plate assistant engineer, said plans to eliminate Broadway grade crossing are ready, with Lorain eyed as a terminal for interurban service pending final plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Sheffield Lake Considers Water Pump for Lorain
Sheffield Lake officials met with Lorain city leaders to discuss supplying water to the suburb. Lorain would receive water only at night due to daytime pressure fears. Engineers Stinchcomb and Miller were tasked with planning the possible pump aid to Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Lorain
Stinchcomb
Miller
City Planting Drive Aims at Garden Week
Lorain March 27 The city planting commission met to launch a campaign for National Garden Week in early April. They urged schools and churches to involve children and elders in garden planting and backed a city clean-up week initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
City Planting Commission
Submarine S-44 Strikes Rock in Naragansett Bay
In heavy fog the S-44 hit a rock in Naragansett Bay last night but suffered only slight damage according to navy department advice. Mrs. Sarah Abercrombie, 45, died after clothes caught fire. her 14 year old daughter suffered burns while trying to help.
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Rock Washington
Narragansett Bay
Navy Department
Burns Kell
Wheeling
W. Va
Sarah Abercrombie
Governor veto blocks Farnsworth bridge bill
Gov Donahey vetoes the Farnsworth Bill meant to introduce county competition for bridge superstructure construction. Cognovit Judgment W L Pease wins $401 against A C McClellen in Judge Webber's court. Tunney defeats Greb in St Paul ten rounds while Jackie Nichols KO’d Sid Belt in Detroit.
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Columbus
Donahey
Farnsworth
W. L. Pease
A. C. McClellen
ST. Paul
Gens Tunney
New York
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Jackie Nichols
Sid Belt
Community gatherings highlight Wellington events
In Wellington on March 7 and 28, Hi Y and Girl's Reserve members enjoyed an evening ofSwanger with chaperons. the Congregational church Woman's Society hosted a rally day, while the Ladies Work society of the Christian Church began a parlors gathering with a waffle supper. Sermons this Sunday focus on Christ The Rock in the morning and Power Divine in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Hi Y
Girl's Reserve
Christian Church News
Ladies Work Society of the Church
Megin
Indias
Nev. Buffington
Christ the Rock
Seniors Run Chapel Program Highlights in Wellington
March 28 report from Wellington notes the Hi School seniors hosting the chapel with Chatn vey Carpenter as chairman. Kindergarten children presented the program and Lena Dirlam gave a reading. Aid Society of the Methodist church held its regular Thursday meeting to handle business.
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Wellington
Woman's Society of the Congregational Church
Watts
Charles Dirlam
Jeanne Williams
Luce Markey
Helen Watts
Virginia Warren
Janet Chebey
HI Chapel
Chatnvey Carpenter
Lena Dirlam
AID Society
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
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Paul Rader
Gerald Chapman
Eure Erie
Hartford
Cera
Massachusetts
Chapman Fred Tomd
Walter J. Shean
Ls Ay Eielxls
Gil
Lonmie
Mikel
Alonzo
Lilah
Toba
Adele Garrison
Madge
Graham
Inlaw
Brother Gratani
Lilian
Margaret
Mother Graham
Lillian
Ratle
Petes
Junior
Steve
Witte
Grace Draper
Nora Lee
Joe Smith
Day's Music Store
Lorain Parks Service Fund
A. B. Richards
Fosteria
Broad Street
Hart Somers
Somers
Richards
Hurst Funeral Home
Court St
A. G. Curtice
BIRL
FRLIG
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
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