Rev M E Church To Be Dedicated Sunday Morning
Tomorrow morning the new Methodist Episcopal Church building will be dedicated with services led by Dr E Stanley Jones and Dr Edwin Kirby. Two sermons, morning at 10 30 and evening at 7 30, with choir offerings and solo performances by Mrs Brodbeck, Mr Brown, and others. Fraternal meeting of city pastors follows Sunday at 2 PM with greetings from each congregation.
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New Methodist Episcopal Church
Jones
E Stanley Jones
India
Edwin Kirby
Jerusalem
Brodbeck
Brown
J. T. Alton
E . Redhead
St. Andrews Episcopal
W. L. Burner
Church ,of Christ
L. W. Mahn
Palgrim Community Church
Paul Bourquin
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
G. A. Brong
United Presbyterian
C. ®. Wiseman
Second Congregational
W. L Walker
First Baptist
William Muir
Handel
Ralph Williams
Charles D. Carpenter
Organ Recital Impresses Over a Thousand in Dedication
Gordon Balch Nevin of Johnstown Pa headlined a fine program in dedication of the $10,000 Tellers Kent organ at the MME Church. He offered March Triumphate, Ballet Music from Hosamunde, The Little Bells of Our Lady of Lourdes, Largo with harp, To Spring, Londonderry Air and Irish Folk Song, and his own Rural Sketches Dawn and Song of the Hunters, drawing enthusiastic applause.
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Gordon Balch Nevin
Johnstown
MME
Ferrato
Nevin
Hosamunde
Franz Schubert
Our Lady of Lourdes
Gaul
Handel
Body of abducted girl found after Maine seaside attack
In Winthrop Maine on May 26 the body of Miss Aida Hayward was found in an empty cottage a mile and a half from the shooting site. Medical experts say she was choked to death after being abducted by a man who also killed her aunt Mrs Emma Towns and started a fire at the cottage.
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Winthrop
Maine
Aida Hayward
Emma Towns
Weeks Goes Home to Consult Specialists
Newton Mass May 28 Secretary of War John W Weeks arrived home from Washington for examination by Boston specialists to learn whether an event recurrence of gall stones is possible. Weeks appeared in good spirits and was accompanied by Mrs Weeks, his son and daughter in law, his personal physician Dr R L Hardin of Washington and his nurse Miss Florence Blanchfield of Washington.
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Newton
Mass
John W Weeks
Washington
Boston
Weeks
President Coolidge Recovers From Indigestion Low Key Cruise Planned
President Coolidge suffered a brief indigestion attack in the executive offices but recovered quickly. White House physicians said he had only a slight illness and planned a Potomac River cruise on the Mayflower this afternoon. He canceled engagements and returned to the executive mansion for rest and routine work.
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Washington
Coolidge
Potomac River
White House
Joel T. Boone
J. T. Coupal
Everett Sanders
Guard kills lone bandit in attempted robbery
In Kansas City Missouri May 23 an unidentified bandit died after a shotgun shot from a guard protecting Mrs Fritz Madermessenger of a mercantile concern. A crowd witnessed the shooting as the bandit fell.
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Kansas City
Fritz Madermessenger
Rare handwritten Harding letters cited as most scarce presidential notes
A leading magazine highlights that handwritten letters by Warren G. Harding are exceptionally rare because the typewriter was common in his era. Genuine manuscripts fetch 230 to 31,000 dollars, with at least one in Elyria owned by George H. Chamberlain, dated September 24, 1919, regarding confidential suggestions. It notes Wilson letters are similarly scarce due to dictated writing.
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Warren G. Harding
Harding
George H. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Woodrow Wilson
Miners Form England and Wales Largest Families
London May 2 Miners have the largest families in England and Wales according to vital statistics. Miners' families are 43 percent above the average in numerical strength while textile and professional workers trail 29 percent below. Of about seven and a half million families nearly 3.25 million have only one child and the average is 1.27 children per family.
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London
England
Wales
Widow confesses to multiple poisonings and goes to Marysville
Mrs. Martha Wise, widow of four, confessed to arsenic killings of her mother, uncle, and aunt at the Cleveland hospital office of County Prosecutor JosephA Seymour. She is sent to the Marysville reformatory for life, expresses interest in books and religion, and fears for her children. Sheriff Rosh accompanied her, and she took photos and poetry books as keepsakes.
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Mrs. Wise
Valley City
Pen
Medina
Martha Wise
Marysville
Cleveland
Joseph A. Seymour
Wise
Marysvile
A. D. Aylard
Fred QO. Roshon
Fifty Hurt in New York Train Collision
Fifty passengers were shaken up and several seriously injured in a collision between two Interborough Sindar trains at 180th street and Morris Park Avenue. None of the injuries are expected to be fatal, authorities at Fordham hospital said.
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New York
Interborough Sindar
180Th Street
Morris’Park Avenue
Fordham Hospital
Five Guilty Of Peonage In Pensacola Turpentine Case
Five men from Calhoun County Florida were found guilty in federal court of peonage. Defendants M B Charles Land Will Proctor Frank Daniels Carry Whitfield were charged with forcing African American workers to toil in turpentine camps and with administering floggings. Davis and Land were turpentine operators. others supervised the camps.
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Pensacola
Fila
Calhoun County
William Sheppard
M. B
Charles Land
Will Proctor
Frank Daniels
Carry Whitfield
Davis
Land
Turpentine
Senate panel to probe 235 million acre western domain
Washington May 23 An investigation into the handling of America's great national domain totaling about 235,000,000 acres of Western lands will be launched early next month by the Senate Public Lands Committee officials said today.
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Washington
America
Senate Public Lands Committee
Unwritten Law Plea From 16 Year Old Slayer
Riverdale Illinois May 23 A coroner's jury foreman declares not guilty as Lucille Wunsch 16 admits shooting the woman accused by her mother of an affair with her father William Wunsch. The family responds with sorrow and relief as the court upholds the unwritten law while the girl plans to return to school and her art work.
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Ly Central Press
Riverdale
Ill
William Wunseb
Agnes Simmnick
William Wunsch
Lucille
Wunsch
Walther League Opens 32nd Ohio District Convention
Delegates gather at St John’s School for the 32nd Annual Ohio District State Convention of the Walther League an organization of Lutheran Young People. The Executive Board Nomination and Resolution Committee meet to prepare tomorrow’s business session and Sunday program. The formal opening is set for 10 o’clock at St John’s Lutheran Church with a service featuring processional Largo and anthem A Mighty Fortress.
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Ohio
The
Walther League
Lutheran Young Peoples Societies
St. John’s School
St John’s Lutheran Church
Walthe
Largo
Haendel
78 Year Old Men Divorced From Recommended Women
Two divorce cases before Judge A. BR. Webber featured Theresa Poley 18 seeking divorce from John Poley for gross neglect of duty. Franklin Allen 78 sought divorce from Mary Allen of Lorain 43, alleging gross neglect of duty after being urged to marry. she allegedly deprived him of home and support.
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A BR. Webber
Theresa Poley
William Gregg
John Poley
Franklin Allen
Mary Allen
Lorain
Bross
Churches face admonition over pastor pay in report
Will Hays arraigned American churches for paying ministers poorly in a report to the Presbyterian general assembly. He criticized wages as scarcely above garbage collector, half a carpenter, and one third a Mason, outlining pension concerns.
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Columbus
Will Hays
Hays
Presbyterian General Assembly
Pope Receives Cleveland and Detroit Bishops
In Rome on May 23 Pope Pius met Bishop Schrembs of Cleveland and Bishop Gallagher of Detroit. The audience followed earlier clerical movements and church affairs as reported from Rome.
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Rome
Pope Pius Today
Schrembs
Cleveland
Gallagher
Detroit
Local factory wins key patent ruling in circuit court
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals issued a decisive ruling sustaining patents owned by The Elyria Iron & Steel Co. under Simmons Co. The decision grants exclusive rights in the United States and Canada for electric welding of tubes used in their steel beds. The company had alleged six years of infringement and expects substantial damages.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Elyria Iron & Steel Co
Steel Co
Simmons Co
United States
Canada
Robbers Blow Bourbon Bank Safe With Nitroglycerine
Robbers blasted the First State bank at Bourbon Indiana early today with five charges of nitroglycerine and escaped with 12000 dollars. Residents awakened by the explosion were warned to stay hidden and one man was slightly wounded by a shot fired when two neighbors advanced.
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Yeges
Warsaw
Ind
First State Bank
Bourbon
Ontario Beer Opens Door to Bootlegging Under Semi-Legal Means
Cleveland report says Ontario legal beer sales complicate enforcement of dry laws. Federal and state agents note Lake Erie coast line offers many landings for smuggling but promise to tighten controls. Agent Stone states measures are in place and time will show results.
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Ontario
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Ohio
Thomas Stone
Fire Devastates Grazeyburg Near Newark
Fire of unknown origin swept Grazeyburg fourteen miles east of Newark destroying the business district and depot area. Estimated losses reach fifty thousand dollars as three Pennsylvania trains haul water to aid Zanesville fire units. Several families escaped with their lives as the blaze raged from early morning until about seven.
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Newark
Grazeyburg
Here
Pennsylvania
Frazersburg
Zanesville
Crossing Gates Kill Ohio Miss
Miss Emma Gibb a 27 year old saleswoman in a Youngstown department store died from injuries after Edward O'Brien drove a car into railroad crossing gates at Struthers. The gate pierced the windshield and shattered, nearly decapitating her. O'Brien drove into a down gate then attempted a U turn on the tracks.
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Youngstown
Emma Gibb
Edward O'Brien
Struthers
O'Brien
Two Japanese Cities Destroyed by Devastating Earthquake
News from Tokio and Osaka report a powerful earthquake in the Sanin district of Pyoge Prefecture northwest of Osaka. About 20,000 people homeless, 1,000 dead conjectured but not likely over 100, towns Toyooka Kinosaki Tsui Yama burned, fires burning, rescue teams dispatched, troops guarding property, seismologists locate quake near Pajima.
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Tokio
Sanin
Pyoge
Osaka
Toyooka
Kinosaki
Tsui Yama
Kobe
Kyoto
Nagoya
Nara
Kwanai
Monschein 10 Parole Hearing Set Next Thursday
Prosecuting Attorney D A Baird announced the parole hearing for William Monschein convicted of rape with consent on Ethel Kun will be held next Thursday morning. He plans to contest the parole and Monschein may present witnesses. In his motion he cites extenuating circumstances.
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D. A. Baird
William Monschein
Ethel Kun
Monschein
Mouschein
Eight Thousand Americans Sail To Europe Today
A New York departure with the Leviathan leading ten liners carrying about eight thousand passengers to Europe. A second fleet of ten steamers sails for West Indian and South American ports. Among travelers aboard the Leviathan are Senator William Calder and Mrs Calder, Thelma Morgan Converse, King C Gillette, Col Edward M House and Mrs Manufacturer, Anna Pavlova, and Bishop James Henry Darling.
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Europe
New York
William Calder
Brooklyn
Thelma Morgan Converse
King C. Gillette
Edward M House
Manufacturer
Anna Pavlova
House
Ner Minnewaska
James Henry Darling
Harrisburg
Henry W. Shoemaker
Forests Commission of Pennsyeqvima
Nieww Amsterdam
No Word From Amundsen Flight Team In Polar Quest
Copenhagen May 23 scientific circles follow Amundsen and Ellsworth missing in the polar flight with extra gasoline and no radio gear. Officials hope they reach Spitzbergen or pole by noon with no reports yet from the Farm steamer. Observers say landing risks and possible flag claim if the pole proves land.
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North Pole
Oslo
Copenhagen
Roald Amundsen
Polar
Godfrey Hansen
Amundsen
Lieut
Lincoln Ellsworth
Ohio
Spitzbergen
Pole
Earth
Norwar
Ohio Policeman Slain On Beat
Cincinnati reports detectives arrest several suspects in the murder of Joseph Vonderheide a 66 year old merchant policeman shot while patrolling the riverfront district Friday night. He was found dying on the sidewalk believed killed by a gang using his revolver.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Vonderheide
River Front
Heer
Vonderheide
Hottest Day Yet This Year Recorded at Noon
The forecast says today is the hottest day so far with shade temperatures near ninety degrees. People seek cool spots while the heat follows a recent spell of cooler weather. A basement fire at Dr. Jackson's Park area home at 9:15 p m caused by shavings in a box sparked minor damage and was blamed on spontaneous combustion.
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Fie
Jackson
Park Arenina
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ARCH
Lucille Wunsch
Schremd
Herman Oelrichs
Paris
Dorothy Haydel
St. Louis
Oelrich
W. K. Vanderbilt
Hogberg Hlum Dank
Iniara
Gates Kill
Owa
Eapo
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