Federal Judge Asked to Bar Impeachment Trial of Walton
Oklahoma City, November. Governor J C Walton seeks a federal injunction in Lawton to stop the Oklahoma House of Representatives from proceeding with a trial of the alleged impeachment articles. The motion argues the trial is a pretended act by the state board of managers and seeks to halt the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
House of Representatives of
Oklahoma
Board of Managers
J. C. Walton
Lawton
Bastro
J K. Swith
Fred Xi. Odom
Colored meeting draws large turnout and helps Jones bid
The Second M. E. Church on Middle Avenue hosted a massive colored republican mass meeting with about three hundred in attendance. Harry Smith of Cleveland urged votes for Mayor Jones and suggested J. F. Burke should not run. multiple speakers from Oberlin Lorain and Elyria endorsed Jones and Burke. The event, organized by F Robt. Pulley, featured a banner over the rostrum and was the largest gathering of colored people in some time. Columbus news notes Governor Donaher and his son applying for rabbit hunting licenses for November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
Harry Smith
Cleveland
Jones
J. F. Burke
Rev. Gray
Wre JR
B. Whitehead
Oberlin
Carl , Muller
Rose Miller
Lorain
Maryavis
Peabody
Nellie Hill
Elyria
Winford
Noel
Scott
Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Health Recovery
Worcester woman Mrs Lydia Hickey describes severe female weakness and near inability to stand. After one week of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her strength returned enabling full household duties. She recommends the remedy to friends and offers her testimonial for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Lydia E.pinkham
Gou
Mon Della Hickey
Ludlow St
Lyda E. Pinsham
Lydiak
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn. Noes
Harry Swartz Heads Grange at Grafton
Grafton Grange No. 1686 held its regular meeting on November 1 with thirty-two in attendance. Officers elected for the year include Master Harry Swartz Overseer Fred Schubert Lecturer Mildred Box Steward Harriet Blakeslee Assistant Steward Claude Box Chaplain Mrs Coy Neff Treasurer Jacob Myers Secretary Mary O Connor State Keeper Mrs Fred Schneider Ceres Marie Fiedan Pomona Marie Durkee Flora Gertrude Durkee Lady Assistant Steward Mae Banks Business Agent Whitney Trustees Guy Durkee Don Swartz Harley Wilson. Music by Gertrude and Marie Durkee and Margaret O Connor. Light refreshments served. Next meeting November 15 unmarried members invited to participate. Mrs Schneider and Alfred Myers to lead the surprise feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Grafton Grange
Harry Swarts
Fred Schubert
Mildred Box
Harriet Blakeslee
Claude Box
Coy Neff
Jacob Myers
Mary O'Connor
Fred Schneider
Ceres
Marie Fiedan
Pomona
Marie Durkee
Flora
Gertrude Durkee
Mae Banks
Whitney
Guy Durkee
Don Swartz
Harley Wilson
Gertrude
Margaret O'Connor
Hirs. Schneider
Alfred Myers
Klan Attorney and Plot Near Miss in Atlanta
Aiming to kill Dr. Johnson, Fox, publicity man for the Evans faction based at the imperial palace in Atlanta, drew a cocked automatic pistol at a San Antonio physician visiting Colonel Simmons. Johnson wrestled the weapon away and Fox admitted orders to kill multiple figures in Atlanta.
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Fox
Evans
Imperial Palace
Atlanta
Klan
Nighthawk
Norton
Dr. Johnson
San Antonio
Texas
Colonel Simmons
Johnson
Simmons
Dr. Johnson Fox
Harrison Taylor 84 Died Suddenly at Home
Harrison Taylor died suddenly this morning at his Chestnut Ridge home. A farmer born and raised there, funeral services will be Thursday at 1 30 at Rev. W L Burner’s home. Interment at Butternut Ridge with J H Hurst in charge.
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Harrison Taylor
Chestnut Ridge
W. L. Burner
Butternut Ridge
J. H. Hurst
Former Pastor Ward Dies in East at 74
The death of Rev. W. G. Ward, 74, occurred in Boston Mass last Saturday. He was formerly pastor of a city church when its current structure was built and later served as lecturer and professor at Hubbard College. He held professorships at Bar City Syracuse University and was president of Spokane College.
Wellingtonite Injured in Street Accident Report
A disjointed story reports Lawrenre Watkins being struck by a car near a bay area at noon, suffering scalp lacerations and facial injuries. The piece mentions a memorial and notes convictions leading to a death penalty in a Columbus case involving John Kateranos and others for a 1827 killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenre Watkins
Wai
Columbts
John Kateranos
Greer
Ost
Warren
Dareid Gamble
Farmer
Supreme court upholds conviction in theft case
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to permit the hit to stand and affirmed a 2 year sentence for John Brogich. He was convicted in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court of stealing nine tugs valued at 3500 dollars from a Cleveland store. The justices sustained the common pleas ruling.
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Columbus
Efits
SaprTime Court
Cuyah Ss
John Brogich
Common Pleas
Cleveland
Penitence Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Indoor League Opens with Six Teams in Church League Play
Six teams start the indoor baseball season in the Church League with games on Tuesday and Friday nights. Teams include First Congregational St Johns Lutheran St Pauls Evangelical Church of Christ and two Meth languages from C B Mincks and W B Williams. The schedule lists dates from November through January with 7:30 or 8:15 starts and doubleheaders on some Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
W. L. Vaughn
St. John‘s Lutheran
Bill Struck
St. Pauls Evangelical
Fred Church of Christ
A. Peterman
C. B. Mincks
W. B. Williams
J. Fitch
R. Bailey
St. Pauls
St Johns
Friges
Church of Christ
St. G
St. Johns
Halloween party highlights from Kipton and area
Mrs. Gibbs Sunday school class held a masked Hallowe'en party at the Oto Geist home with Madge Sharp winning first prize and Marian Geist second. Local families, church groups, visits from Cleveland and Indianapolis, and various social events fill Kipton and nearby towns reports.
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Charles Baylege
Ed Beam
Wellington
The
Union Church
Christian Endeavor Social
Morris Morey
Omrie Wendell
Stanter Bayless
Cincin
Oberlin
Bickel
F.E. Sharp
F. E. Weeks
LaDew
Lathrope
Pomone Grange
Amherst
Local social visits noted in Huntington events
Mrs Hattie Hitt of Woodland Michigan Mrs Olevia Fleming of Chatham and the Kent Robinsons of Wellington visited Prof and Mrs F D Ward in Huntington on Oct 21. A Baldwin Wallace College duo called on them Oct 22. The Draves family from Elyria and the Pfaff household also hosted visitors with Earl Hardy calling in the afternoon. A Hunting ton Farm Woman's club meeting is planned for Nov 6 at Mrs R A Cassell house with a pot luck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Pfaff
Earl Hardy
Huntington Farm Woman's Club
R. A. Cassell
F. B. Thudium
Nile Thudium
Minert Laborie
Baker's Crossing
Trinity church refuses sale opposite state house site
Columbus vestry declines to sell church property opposite the state house for the proposed new office building. Dayton bomb flight aims for endurance record if weather permits. A lynching murder suspect in Dayton mails Bible to sheriff before execution. Gwendolin Ruiz and Mamie Emerson fined for shot lifting. U S air service plans three Dayton aircraft to Central American capitals, possibly spurring aero mail. Dayton postal workers seek higher pay.
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Columbus
the Trinity Church
State House
Dayton
United States Air Service
New Orleans
Mixed commission procures full payment for German claims
Nov 4 report says in the Germ an American mixed commission case against Germany payments will be made in full even if the government fails to reimburse. Alien property proceedings by Thomas W M are cited in the briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Germany
Thomas W M
Babylonian brickmaking and ancient Israelites craft
A note recalls that thickmaking was known in Babylon and that Israelites baked bricks from clay mixed with chopped straw, a method similar to modern brickmaking practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
Wellington Church of Christ observes 137th birthday
Wellington residents celebrate the 137th birthday of the Wellington Church of Christ with a grand dedication program. The event honors past and present members, notes a $4,000 fellowship room expansion, and reports over $31,800 already subscribed toward the goal. The day featured Bible School, sermons by Rev. Ward, special solos, and interchurch greetings. Evangelistic services with Mr. Ward continue through Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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Wellington
Disciples of Christ
Aravesia Bennett
Sundey
Gether
Bible School
Fred A. Davies
W. D. Ward
Jesus
Luucheoz
Church OF Christ
Ladies Work Society Meeting Postponed at Church
A Ladies Work Society meeting at the church is postponed to next week. The Woman's Missionary Society will meet Friday at 2 30 PM with Mrs Harvey Myers on Brown Street led by Mrs Levi Myers. Two comforts are to be fled and other tasks for the bagzaar to be done.
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Ladies Work Society
N. B
Oberlin Endowment Campaign Banquet At Wellington
On November six in Wellington Oberlin college alumni and locals attended a banquet hosted by M E church women to launch the Oberlin endowment fund drive. Prof Heacox led speeches with other speakers urging donations amid high enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Oberlin College
M. E. Church
Oberlin Endowment Fund
Merton Carpenter
Edith Stevick
Oberlin
Leatha Stacey
Gertrude Dibble
Helen Pierce
Treva Hawk
Heacox
Oberlin Conservatory
Recard
Naramore
Robert Gregg
Friendship Guild Meets at Mrs. Recard Wellington
Thirty members of the Friendship Guild gathered at the home of Mrs. Charles Recard in Wellington on November 6. Mrs. Henry Daugherty assisted. Members worked on bazaar needs and enjoyed a program including piano, vocal, saxophone, and a monologue by local residents. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Guild
Chas Recard
Wellington
Charles Recard
Henry Daugherty
Needséwork
Treva Hawk
Aretha Stacey
Paul Record
Helen Watts
Veterans Banquet Planned by Wellington Legion Auxiliary
On Monday evening November 12 the World War veterans will be served a six o clock dinner in the Legion hall by the American Legion Auxiliary. Public donations will be gladly received to help furnish the meal. Friday November 18 the local I O E members will hold a chicken dinner at seven. This marks the first social event of the session as committees push to ensure a fine evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Wellington Mills and Elevator Co. Directors Change
Wellington Mills and Elevator Co. announces resignations of O C Richsteiner C Richstiener and R H Rice at a Cleveland meeting October 39 and new board members W E Guerin G B R Fox and Chas W Horr elected to fill vacancies. Also notes Double Dozen meeting at Walter West home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Mills & Elevator Co
Cleveland
Ohio
O. C. Richsteiner
C. Richstiener
R. H. Rice
W. E. Guerin
Guardian Savings & Trust Co
G. BR. Fox
First National Bank of
Burton
Chas. W. Horr
First Wellington Bank
Double Dozen
Walter West
Elyria Council Approves Narrow Gauge Track at Foundry
The Elyria Foundry Co wins permission to lay a narrow gauge switch from Filbert Street to a newly purchased building across the street. Parsch Lumber Co agrees to a grade change on Mill and Lodi streets amid a long running dispute with the city and railroad. Council asks Ohio Public Service Co. to explain lighting delays at the next meeting. east side work likely after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Foundry Co
Filbert Street
Parsch Lumber Co
Mill
Lodi Street
Rawson
Ohio Public Service Co
Swamp Root Kidney and Bladder Medicine Ad Claim
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root promotes purity and safety claiming it is a vegetable herb remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It invites readers to obtain a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and mentions availability in drug stores in medium and large bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Birghamton
N. Y
City council to regulate bus parking amid license disputes
Council plans action after discovering illegal operation by Cleveland Elyria Toledo Bus Line and overlarge Red Star buses. Parking congestion on Second Street endangers fire crews. police to enforce ordinance and curb rival lines’ congestion with regulated bus parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Times
Stankard
Second Street
Vincent Ladies Aid to Dine and Gather
Mrs. Clara Stewart of 1009 Lake avenue will host the Vincent Ladies Aid Society and friends for a dinner on Thursday November 8 an all day session is planned. Mr and Mrs Wright and son of Elytia visited H G Stoughton on Sunday. Mrs Lucy Smith and son Hubert of Nottingham Ohio brought Mr Frank Smith to his sister Mrs Stoughton for boarding on Sunday.
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Smith
Cleveland
Louise Weeks
John Scottard
Rick
Gower
Mabel Tayior
Reva
Elyria
James ‘Calkins
Taylor
Calkins
Wynn
Iva Auster
F. E
Florence
Mary Fish
Brown
Coven
Railroad Street
Will Dunn
New London
Camden Church
Carrie Baird
John Weber
Miss Powers
Camden
John Wran
Elsie Cat
Hida
Gare
Wase
Estureau
Grandma Les
Harry Spauldin
Clarence Betis
Vincent
Clara Stewart
Lake Avenue
The
Vincent Ladies Aid Society
Wright
Elytia
H. G. Stoughton
Lucy Smith
Hubert
Nottingham
Ohio
Frank Smith
Stoughton
Mother or unborn offspring which should live
In Cambridge on November 6 a troubled decision pits a mother's life against her unborn child. Harriet E Sullivan, 21, is shot by husband Lawrence J Sullivan on the eve of divorce. Doctors weigh Caesarian survival for the infant against likely maternal death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harriett BE. Sullivan
Lawrence J. Sullivan
Chrysanthe Miss Queen of Autumn at Ellis Hall
Miss Chrysanthe will be presented as Queen of Autumn at Ellis Hall with Thursday and Friday afternoon and evening events. Local patrons are invited to attend the ceremonial meeting and closing procession.
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Miss Chrysanthemum the Queen of Autumn
Ellis’ Hall
Carpenters Local 1426 Meeting Set for November 7
Carpenters Local 1426 schedules its next meeting in K of P Hall on Wednesday November 7. Trustees signed the notice.
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Carpenters Local 1426
K. of P.hall
Trustees
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Robert
Geo.g. Spitzer
Grafton, Ohio
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Irvin Layer
Webster
Gwendolin Ruiz, Wapakoneta
Mamie Emerson
Dayton Postal Department
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Washington
Thomson and Kelly Company
Revion
Clarence H. Bergman
United States Public Health
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Rperkley
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Calif
Selama
Cali
Getvi
J. W. Naramore
Daralore
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Gertrude Witbeck
Jarod Hines
Jacob Hines
Trev
D. Ward
City Council
Morse
Faserad
Miss Markey
Lewis & Gordon
J. H. Hurst Funeral Home
Wilkins-Hurst Co
Auto Invalid Car
Hurst Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Henshey Music Coo
Broad Street
Elyria Business College
A. H. Mavis
Essex
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