Kiwanis Convention Chooses District Leaders in Ohio Nomination
Cincinnati Kiwanis delegates focused on nominating a new district governor to replace How ard Smith of Dayton and selecting lieutenant governors from Ohio districts during the third day of the convention. Three candidates vied for reversory as Toledo and Cleveland contested the next gathering, with details of speeches and rules committee report shaping the session.
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Cincinnati
Howard
Smith
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Kiwanis
Kiwanis
Civitan
E. C. Herman
Canton
Roe Fulkerson
Denver
Toade
J. Guy O'Donnell
Covington
Law and Regulations Committee
Robert Dunn
Toledo
Clarence E. Fox
Berea
Robert W. Ustick
Wellsville
Cleveland
Rotary Talk Spotlight Edinburg City Lore
Rotary members heard Dr William Muir Auld present a stereoptical lecture on Edinburg Scotland calling it the most beautiful city. He described historic sites including Edinburg Castle St Giles Cathedral and Holyrood Palace and noted Mary Queen of Scots. The club scheduled an inter city meet for early November and planned a clam bake at The Hedges. Next Tuesday Harry C White will speak on The Man power of America linking with his ties to Einstein and Edison.
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Rotary Club
William Muir Auld
Edinburg
Scotland
Auld
Walter Scott
Queen's Street
Edinburg Castle
St. Giles Cathedral
John Knox
Holyrood
Mary Queen of Scots
Crippled Children’s Committee
Newell
Harry C. White
Einstein
Edison
America
Death notices for Laura Bastard and Ella Bloodhart
Mrs. Laura Bastard of Columbia Center aged 58 died at her home at 1 a m. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 30 p m from the Baptist church in Columbia Center. Mrs Ella J Bloodhart aged 73 or 75 was buried today at 2 p m from the Seeking Funeral Home with interment in the family plot Hast Cleveland remeters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bastard
Columia Center
Baptist Church
Columbia Center
Ella J. Bloodhart
Seeking Funeral Home
Cleveland
Washington
O. H.—tittle
Bert Cult
George Benson
Lancaster
Mildred Louise Benson
Sterling Benson
Four escaped boys recaptured at industrial school
Four youths from the Straton dustrial school at Lancaster have been taken back to the institution after being seized by Trshal T. W. Glick of Canal Winchester. The fugitives named are Earl Rittenhouse and Charles Fonte of Cincinnati, Harry Fox of Cleveland, and Alex Cirack, skron.
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Lancaster
Institution Tolay
Trshal T. W. Glick
Canal Winchester
Earl Rittenhouse
Charles Fonte
Cincinnati
Harry Fox
Cleveland
Alex Cirack
Skron
Local building permits issued for Fox Furnace and Pekras
City authorities granted permits to Fox Furnace for a concrete room measuring fifty by eighty feet at one story high costing about six thousand dollars and to John Pekras for a tile and stucco dwelling of forty by thirty eight feet at Park and Columbia streets, near sixteen thousand dollars total. Two cars stolen from Lorain plant. Norman Arnold and R E Stack own vehicles. third theft in two days prompts警警. Injunction sought to block sale of Sarah Metcalf land by guardian Frank Metcalf. Orrin Metcalf accused of property sale violation. Frank Martin arrested for driving while intoxicated. bond set at five hundred dollars. William Thomas of Russitown arrested for contempt of court. About one hundred chickens stolen from Campbell’s Corners. farmers warned to lock coops as holiday thefts rise.
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Fox Furnace Company
John Pekras
Park and
Columbia Streets
Lorain
National Tube Company
Norman Arnold
8Th Street
R. EL Stack
10Th Street
Sarah Metca
Orrin C. Metcalf
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Frank Clark Metcalf
Orrin Metcalf
Commen Pleas Court
Dan Campbell
Campbell's Corners
Carlisle
Charles W. Ives
Blaze Levels Hosier Packing Co. Plant in Circleville
A fire destroyed the Hosier Packing Co. plant in Circleville, established 1880, causing an estimated loss of 350000. The blaze apparently started from defective wiring, with part of the loss covered by insurance.
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Circleville, O
Hosier Packing Co
Blacksmiths Thrive At National Convention Of Tradesmen
The Master Horseshocr s and Blarksguths Protective Association reports robust blacksmithing business across the nation with about 2006 smiths, 160 delegates attending a convention in which industry and new use of motor trucks are praised, and tales from Harry Strine and J C Buckley highlight renewed demand and lively forge work despite modern transport shifts.
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Sersey
N. J
Smith and Smiths
Knights of the Hammer and Forge
Blarksguths’ Protective Association
Harry Strine
Molton
Pennsylvania
Milton
J.C. Buckley
Darrant
Association
Dobbin
W. Graves
Zanesville
Ohio
Zane Grey
St. Vitus
Fine Crowd at City Teams Party
Local folks enjoyed a lively Elks club gathering hosted by the City baseball team. Officials highlighted clean sport and strong support as Roscoe Kauffman entertained, Dr. Kelsey juggled, and multiple musical acts performed while dancing followed.
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Elks Clun
Elyria
Suupporl
Mana¢ey
Ivy Myers
Dan Baird
Roscoe Kauffman
Dr. Kelsey
Busabali
Lorain Bus Line Named Defendant in $25,090 Suit
In Avon Village Cleveland Lorain Road wreck injuries prompt suit. Plaintiff Mary Ellen Bornes claims driver negligence caused the Cleveland Lorain Highway Coach Co collision on North Ridge Road. She alleges being trussed cut and greatly injured with nervous shock.
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Lorain Bus Line
Cleveland-Lorain 3
North Ridge Road
Avon Villag
Common Pleas Court
Mery Elien Bornes
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Notable Lorain murder cases hear pleas in court
A parade of defendants in Lorain faces first degree murder pleas and related charges as court actions unfold. Several individuals including Padilla Murray Fayerx and Kestler are named with statutory and other charges. trials are set in Judge Thompsons court while other cases involve burglary theft and assault across Elyria Lorain and Wellington.
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Tore Gonzales
Lorain
Walter Manter
James Bond
Benito Padilla
Padilla
George Murray
Elvira
Andrew Kopeo
John Gadowski
William
Alex Ulanovich
Very Wor
Eliria
Rob
Very
Robert Varlan
Elsrija
Theodore Tasso
Edward Pfeiffer
John Short
South Amherst
John J. Jackson
Elyria
Charles Bridges
William Callis
Arthur An
David Hayes
Carl Mills
Wellington
Thomas O'Neil
Elyrra
Will Williams
Louis Beckexe
J. Malloy
J. Litter
Peter Yowi
Ezell Colored
Frank Resnick
Lareen
Jabbagy
Lorein
Joe Starrett
Eugene Linn
William Bodalker
T. A. Bernstien
Cleveland
Oberlin class scraps set for Monday October 10
Oberlin reports class scraps arranged for freshmen and sophomores on Monday afternoon October 16, suspending classes. Men will stage a tie up at Dill Field while women compete in a track meet at Warner Gym. Women not admitted to the men’s event and men barred from the women’s meet.
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Oberlin
Dill Field
Warmergymvasion
Warner Gy Tunassuny
Window Fair Week Winners Announced
H A Tobin won the contest for correctly naming the most flowers and plants at the Sugar Bowl exhibition. Tobin identified 80 species, with Rt Rev Lt EB Daniels close behind naming 72. Other contestants included Mrs Anna Pease, Mrs H EB Prosser Ripvon, Mrs Gertrude Schramm, Mrs J C Houk, Nellie B Smith, Kate Leonard, Mumford, Mrs McT Gibson, EB Stevens, Mrs Daniels, Mrs W J Carson, Meg Lewis, and L B Cole, all under 20 correct.
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H. A. Tobin
Sugar Bowl
Tobin
EB. Daniels
Christ Episcopal ‘Church
Anna Pease
H. EB. Prosser
Ripvon
Gertrude Schramm
J. ¢. Houk
Nellie B. Smith
Kate Leonard
MM. Mumford
McT. Gibson
EB. E. Stevens
Mr Daniels In
W. 3. Carson
Meg Lewis
L. B. Cole
Wellington Attends Convention And Local Meetings
Wellington residents report delegates to the Kings Daughters State Convention in Marion. W C G meets Women’s Relief Corps in the G A R hall with Augusta Fought as inspecting officer and Mary Codding winning the attendance prize. W C T U met with 22 present led by President Herman and featuring temperance readings and committee reports. Locals note Clarence Curtice and Clarence Gariss in Wooster for a few days and Howard Page with Wilbur Sulliff in Cleveland while Kenneth Avery visits relatives.
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WR. C
Woman’s Relief Corps
Augusta Fought
Painesville
Mary Codding
Clarence Curtice
Clarence Gariss
Wooster
Howard Page
Wilbur Sulliff
Cleveland
Kenneth Avery
Swiss villages flee as Mount Motto Arbing threatens valley
Inhabitants in Swiss districts near Mount Motto Arbing are ordered to evacuate, remove livestock, and abandon lands as the summit continues to subside and threaten total collapse. Government officials monitor crevasses after reports show widening gaps and rockfalls, with an eventual landslide possible.
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Geneva
Mount Motto Arbing
Bellizova
Switzerland
Florida Grapefruit Prices Lift as Markets Open Strong in Ohio
Florida grapefruit arrivals are described as strong with dealers offering $6.50 per box. The report notes early-season fruit is artificially enhanced and lower quality than late-season fruit. The Cleveland market shows varied prices for butter, eggs, poultry, and potatoes, while Chicago and Toledo quote mixed grain and produce figures, reflecting a broad market snapshot from Oct. 5.
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Florida
Columbus
Concord
Cleveland
Grain prices and futures from Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis market report lists FLOUR shipments at 85,082 barrels, BRAN at 5.50 per 100, WHEAT No 1 Northern at 1.27 cash and 1.29 delivery, March 1.32 1-8, May 1.34 1-4, CORN No 3 yellow 91 92 cents, OATS No 3 white 45 46 1-2, FLAX No 1 at 2.14 1-4 to 2.18 1-1.
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Chicago
I-Fe
Ducks
United State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakotas
Red River
Idaho
Toledo
Allike
Timnothy
Minneapolis Gratn
Minneapolis
Sue Local Firm For $15 475 Damages
Two suits for a total of 15475 were filed against Watton Tee and Pacl Co. by Robert Samuelson, 13, through his father Leo Samuelson for injuries from alleged negligence. Leo Samuelson sues for expenses incurred after the parade accident near the school on West 6th Street between Middle and West Aves. Driver charged with negligence in ten particulars.
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Watton Tee and Pacl Co
Ty Common Proag
Robert Samuelson
Leo Samuelson
Roebert
Bert
W. Gthst
Middle and
West Aves
Importance Of Women Voting Stressed In Ohio
The Ohio Council of Republican Women stressed women voters' duty at polls in Columbus and aimed to mobilize 109000 women in the next election. Mrs Wilma Sinclair Le Van urged unselfish service and unity to discuss Republican principles over personalities, with Mrs Nettle B. Loughead elected state chairwoman after three terms as state senator.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Republican Women
Wilma Sinclair le van
Steubenville
National Committee
Republian Party
Nettle B. Loughead
Cincinnati
Loughead
Move To Evict Miners From Homes In Belmont County
Belmont County families of over 200 striking miners face eviction as Youghiogheny & Ohio Coal Co plans court action in the next days. Samuel H. Robbins, company president, said notices were sent three or four days ago. Other operators in the eastern district join the effort to break the unions.
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Cleveland
Belmont County
Youghiogshany & Ohio Coal Co
Ohio
Samuel H. Robbins
Robbins
Hanna Building
Toledo Livestock Market Report and Odd Discovery
Foledo Livestock Toledo October 5 hogs at 26 lower, heavies 1075 to 1119, mediums 1125 to 1175, workers 1125 to 3164, good pigs 1000 to 1075. Calves light market strong. Sheep and lambs retults light, market steady. Workmen digging for the Bank of England foundation unearthed leather shoes of Roman women.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland. O
Toledo
Bank of England
State Banks Show Gains in Ohio Eight Cities
Ohio state banks report rising resources and deposits from Sept. 12 to June 30, led by Cleveland with nineteen banks surpassing 1 billion dollars and accounting for nearly half of state bank assets. Columbus and Cincinnati show mixed changes as the eight-city aggregate grows from about 1.72 to 1.774 billion dollars, per State Bank Superintendent E. H. Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
E. H. Blair
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Enrollment At O.S.U. Passes 10 000 Students
Ohio State University reached a 10 000 enrollment milestone with Dr John Clark Williams of Whitehouse Ohio the first to enroll as student number 14 001 in graduate sociology Williams a former college president led Westminster Tehuacana Kansas City University and the Methodist Protestant church in Ohio before returning to preach weekly near Whitehouse He later notes Taylor elected president of the Ohio Music Merchants Association and a Kentucky walnut tree trunk selling for 625 dollars shows the era's varied news highlights.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
John Clark Williams
Whitehouse
Toledo
Willams
Waatminister College
Tehuacana
Tex
Kansas City University
Kansas City
Methodist Protestant Chftreh
Ohio
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Uie Tour
Anll-Saloon League
Howard Russell
Th. ‘Tenney
AL G. Coming
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R. G. Holland
Dor Barbe
Chauncey Gannett
Jessie Wright
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Sol Ray
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Foledo Livestock
O.S.U
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Ohio Music Merchants Association
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