Ohio candidates battle schedules across northern Ohio
Senator Simeon Fess campaigns this week from Mt. Vernon to Toledo arguing government by agreement over law and regimentation. Vic Donahey highlights the pew deal while promoting his record. Clarence J. Brown and Martin L. Davey split statewide talks with Bricker and Herrold planning southern and central Ohio stops through Saturday.
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Columbus, CO
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Oberlin
Lorain
East Liverpool
Ashtabula
Fremont
Toledo
Roosevelt
Vic Donahey
Senator Fess
Donahey
Circleville
Newark
Zanesville
John W. Bricker
Republican Nomines
H Mtelt
Republican Women’s Club
Cine
Pmati Temerrmon Roca
Saturda
Paul M
Moe Bert Oer Cow
Scvermar
Hus Monda
Unclear historical wage figures from mid century report
Fragmentary OCR cites rising wages with percentages 30 percent and 139 percent during a long period. Mentions statutes and taxes but text is garbled. No clear names, places, or dates can be confirmed from the readable items.
General Convention of Episcopal Church Opens in Atlantic City
The General Convention of the Episcopal Church begins in Atlantic City on October 10 with a service led by Presiding Bishop James De Wolf Perry. About 40,000 members are expected, and a $500,000 goal is sought immediately to offset current deficits through the Every Man's Offering, presented after the sermon and procession.
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Atlantic City
N. J
The
Episcopal Church
James de Wolf Perry
Chureh
Amherst and South Amherst 4 H Girls Exhibit Work tonight
Four H Club girls from Amherst and South Amherst will present exhibits of their work from summer. The Amherst group of 14 members will show at the Amherst School tonight under the direction of Mrs Jacob (Brec) a2 ivisor. A Brownhelm leader will speak on girls club work at the meeting. South Amherst girls will display their projects at the South Amherst meeting tomorrow evening.
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Amherst
South Amherst
Tonis
Altthough Amherst
Brownhelm
Ant Haven
South Amcore
Oan Ear
Catholics Study Problems Of Charity Policy
The National Conference of Catholic Charities opened in Peters Cathedral with 47679 attendees as delegates from across the states discuss how to aid the needy. Monsignor Wagner urged universal charity and public responsibility, calling for government aid alongside private effort to meet social needs.
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Gerzare
C.fArnan
Lired E. Smith
New York
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Peters Cathedral
Panal Messing
Srithard
Ro Marreellis Wagner
Amr Universal
Monsignor
Wagner
Feeding of undernourished children in Lorain County
A meeting in Lorain County with 12 PTA workers and two home economics teachers, led by Alma Garvin, Ohio State nutrition specialist, discussed feeding problems in local schools. The session, arranged by the county agricultural extension service under Miss Alice Bird, yielded no general recommendations due to varying school circumstances.
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Lorain County
Parent- Teacher Association
Alma Garvin
Ohio State University
County Agricultural Extension Service
Alice Bird
Garvin
Inferiority and the psychology of leaders urged by experts
Psychologists argue that greater inferiority sharpens ambition, a trait the authors apply to historical figures Napoleon and Mussolini. The quote frames inferiority as a driver of grandiose pursuit and power, linking mental stance to authoritarian drive.
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Napoleon
Mussolini
Second Trial Of Irf Sun Regng Libel Suit Begun
The second libel suit of Michael I. Peer of Lorain against Samuel Horvitz owner and David Gibson publisher of the Lorain Journal opened this morning before Common Pleas Judge C. H. Huston from Mansfield. Jury selection occupied most of today as an extra venire was summoned when jurors ran short. Peer had sued on November 12, 1927 for libelous statements in 1926 referring to him and his brother William as rum kings. The 1881 trial ended in a hung jury after 11 days. the William Peer case earlier ended in favor of the defendants after 15 days. The present trial, sought to be moved from other counties, is being conducted with Huston presiding, with the county bearing certain costs.
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Secon
Michael I. Peer
Lorain
Samuel Horvitz
David Gibson
Lorain Journal
Common Pleas
C. H. Huston
Mansfield
Peer
He Trother
William
M. F. Peer
William Peer
A. R Weboex
Huston Slada
Hits County
Death Record Charles M. Ha imern at 537 Lod' Street
Charles M Ha imern longtime resident and retired factory worker died at home after a brief illness. Funeral rites held Wednesday afternoon from his late residence with Rev WLC Foerofitttative officiating. Interment followed at Hil Memorial Park. He was a member of the MacCabbres Security Beveft Association and survived by a widow and several relatives.
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Charles M. Ha
Naigut
Ms. Rhyr
Memorial
Albert Relding of Amherst Passes Away in Amherst
Albert Relding of Amherst died aged about 80 after long illness. He is survived by wife, son, daughter, and brother Frank of Columbus, and Judge Hoec G. Redington of Elyria. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. from O. H. Beket Funeral Home on South Main Street Amherst, with Rev. Fr. Petras of the Hrangeneal church officiating. Interment will be at the Cleveland Street Cemetery in Amherst.
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Amuerst
Matan
Fife
Amherst
Pass
Frank
Columbus
Hoec
G. Redincton
Elyria
Wall
O. HH
South Wain Street
Fr Petras
Femnels
Cleveland St
Amherest
Court actions prompt several Lorain debt suits
The Lorain County Savings and Loan Company sues Teoffil and Mary Kadelski for 2194 owed on a promissory date and seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on Elvira property. Charles Kaloof of Lorain sues Stephan Falatko for 5000 for injuries from a July 15 Vine avenue collision while riding a mocoresole. The Cleveland Trust Company sues Louis Sparino et al for 2595 on a promissory note and requests foreclosure of Lorain property.
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Lorain County Savings and Loan Company
Ageinst Teoffil and
Mary Kadelski
Elvira
Charles Kalo O
Lorain
Aganst
Stephan Falatko
Vine Avenue
Lora
Cleveland Trust Company
Louis Sparino
County to hear Mason ditch improvement plan in La Grange
After inspecting the Mason ditch in La Grange on Saturday, county commissioners identified the need for improvements and scheduled a hearing on the proposed work for October 19 at 10 A M. The session will address the project scope and funding possibilities.
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la Grange
Judgment for 871128 in favor of Prudential Life Ins Co
Common Pleas Judge A R Webber granted a judgment for 871128 against John and Mary Halpin on a promissory note. Foreclosure of a mortgage on Devon Courts, securing the note, was ordered.
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John and
Mary Halpin
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Devon
Lottery Mania Spurs Niche Trades in 18th Century England
In late 18th century England lottery mania bred a web of trades and services including lottery tailors lottery hatters lottery barbers co offering shaves and expecting prizes such as $100 for a six cent ticket. lottery sheet blacks and many similar institutions flourished as part of the craze.
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England
Begin Observance Of National Fire Protection Week In Elyria
A fragmented report notes Elyria and area officials launching National Fire Protection Week with inspections of homes and local safety programs. Fire Department teams distribute safety materials to families, emphasize education, and promote visible fire prevention actions across the community.
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Elyria
Oberlin Pie Shop Ad Prompting Local Call
Oberlin ad notes Pie t £ a wee with phone listing 431 W. The snippet hints at a small local business notice seeking customers and providing a contact number for inquiries.
Club Activities Of Coming Week In Oberlin Ohio
Oberlin clubs plan a busy week with meetings at the Wer Mondat Chevron Wargess club Casprnt Garden Behr Reet Shop and the Vine Fouchah Lodge. Elections and regular gatherings include a Lodge meeting and Legion post 1902 in Legion rooms.
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Oberlin
Wer Mondat
Chevron Wargess Club
Hama
Vro Towing
Behr Reet
Ledia
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion
Local club meetings set for October plans
The History Department of OW Vin Womens Club schedules its first fall meeting for 3 PM with Misses Smith and Wylde hosting. Sorasis gathers at Mrs. McKee's home at 102 Morsan Street with Miss Ptolemy as hostess. Oberlin Business and Professional Women to meet at Miss Florence Prince’s home in the Howard apartments. The T V M Club holds October meeting in Amherst at Mrs. Robert Alsop’s home.
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OW Vin Womens Club
Smith
Wylde Hostesens
Sorasis
McKee
Morsan Street
Miss Ptolemy
Oberlin
Florence Prince
Howard Apartments
T. Vi. T. M. Club
Amherst
Robert Alsop
Regular Eastern Star and Odd Fellows Meetings Noted
The Pansy Chapter of Eastern Star holds a regular meeting in the lodge rooms marking Past Matron and Past Patron night. Oberlin lodge of Odd Fellows organizes a regular meeting. Rebekah Aid Society meets at Mrs. William Peabody's home in New Oberlin for an all day gathering.
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Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Lodge of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Aid Society
William Peabody
New Oberlin
Past Noble Grand Association meeting set for Oct 11
The Vine Rebekah Lodge will convene Thursday October 11 at Mrs. O. C. May’s North Main home. Installation of officers will take place with Miss Lois Cummings in attendance.
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Noble Grand Association of the Vine Rebekah Lodge
O. C. May
North Main Street
Lois Cummings
The Storm-Petrel Bird Observed By Mariners
The little Mother Carey's Chicken or Storm-petrel is a small sooty black bird with a large white patch at the base of the tail. Mariners know its habit of pattering with its feet on the water, a trait likened to the Apostle Peter and noted in nautical lore.
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Fahher
Joba Sa Tan
Pythian Sisters and local groups hold first meetings
Nauers Squire Chapter DD AR met at Mee J R Hasier 128 Morgan Street to start the year. Regular Pythian Sisters meeting planned at the K P Hall. Oberlin Business Men's Club also set for their regular gathering.
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Nauers Squire Chapter
DD. AR
Sill
Mee
J. R Hasier
Morgan Street
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Fairchild House II Scene of 850 Fire
Oberlin fire department responded to a blaze at Fairchild House on Elm Street caused by chimney sparks entering through an open clean-out door. The fire burned into basement timber framing but was discovered early. damage estimated at 50 dollars.
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Fairchild House
Oberlin Fire Department
Fairchild
Elm Street
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Lee Rowe hosted guests from North Pleasant street on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Miller Finch of Herkimer New York visited. Mr and Mrs Elver Grills and son Richard were guests at the Kent home in Elyria on Sunday. J C Ford and J Q Ford attended the Fletcher family reunion at L A Baumgardner home in Wellington. Evelyn Hallouer and Ned Gott joined a surprise party in Elyria at Frank Todgham’s home. Mrs George Jackson and Mrs Amy Ingraham visited Ellsworth Biggs’ Elyria home.
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Lee Rowe
North Pleasant Street
Miller Finch
Herkimer, N. Y
Mrs. Elver Grills
Richard
Fred Kent
Elyria
J. C. Ford
J. Q. Ford
Fast Lorain Street
Fletcher
L. A
Evelyn Hallouer
Ned Gott
Mrs
Frank Todgham
Clinton Avenue
George Jackson
Amy Ingraham
Ellsworth Biggs
Petrel Named From French Meaning Little Peter
The article explains the etymology of the name Petrel as French Peter-elle meaning Little Peter, noting its variation and the reason for the naming.
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Petrel
Peter-elle
Peter
Granite Railway Opens as First American Railway
The Granite Railway in Massachusetts began service on October 7, 1826, and is regarded as the first American railway.
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Granite
Massachusetts
AF of L delegates weigh controversial convention split
San Francisco delegates at the 54th AFL convention prepare to reconvene amid disputes risking a rift in Labor unity. The building trades unit faces three unions denied readmission while debates grow over industrial unions expanding influence, council enlargement proposals, and broader social security and labor week goals. President Green pushes a strong program for shorter weeks and stricter NRA enforcement, though views on feasibility remain divided.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Labor
United Front
Building Trades Department
Corn Hog Control Support Seen in Lorain County
Signers of the federal corn hog production program in Lorain County favor continuing the adjustment plan. County meetings at Henrietta, Wellington, Brighten and Eaton reported strong backing for a one-contract-per-farm framework, with broader Ohio support noted and expected to be sent to Washington for review.
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Lovain
CORT
Tig
Tae
Stains
Liansta
Lorain County
Henrietta
Wellington
Brightinun
Eaton
Agricultural Advustment Administration
Ohio
Washington S
Insull to Take Stand in Swindle Case Continuation
NUMBER THREE continues as Insull and 16 associates face charges of swindling thousands of investors in corporate securities. Promising 6 percent returns, the company was profitless. Insull, via his attorney, plans to testify to refute government charges, with Floyd E. Thompson stating the former industry czar is eager to tell its story.
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Insull
Corporations Securities Co
Floyd E. Thompson
Is Counsel
Mortgage Bankers Meet Highlights Agency Talks in Chicago
Speakers close to the administration will explain government agency activities in the mortgage field at the Mortgage Bankers Association 25th annual convention in Chicago. Frank C. Walker, executive director of the National Emergency Relief Council, will be a speaker, per association secretary George Patterson. The piece notes Germany’s 1914 war-era investments.
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Chicago
Mortgage Bankers’ Association
Frank C. Walker
National Emergency Relief Council
George Patterson
Germany
African chief seeks civilization through stolen pictures
A story describes an African chief whose spasmodic craving for civilization drives him to have a runner buy illustrated European papers and magazines in the nearest coastal town. He tears out the pictures and hangs them around his palace hut to satisfy his appetite for civilized life.
New Comfort for Those Who Wear FALSE TEETH
FASTEETH offers a greatly improved powder that dries firm on upper or lower plates. It holds teeth securely, removes gummy taste, deodorizes, and leaves no pasty feel. Available at Muir's and other drug stores in this advertisement.
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Muir's
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Market report from Cleveland shows cattle and calves market slightly weaker with good demand for quality. Hogs bid up with active trade. sheep and lambs varied with strong demand for old crop and prime chipped wether. Produce items include beans, cabbage, celery, mushrooms and onions with mixed pricing and baskets.
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Cleveland
Mediu
Senorita Nelken Leads Revolt Forces in Badajoz
A German-born writer and member of the Spanish Chamber of Deputies, Senorita Nelken, reportedly led revolutionary forces in her home city of Badajoz. She is described as forty years old and well known in Madrid circles.
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Chamber of Deputies
Badajoz
Madril Senorita Nelken
PTA program outlines school levy talk in Elvira
NUMBER TWG reported that a speaker will discuss the three mile school levy and a talk on the perfection of education. Keiser will give a short talk on the impact of school formation while Masten explains the levy. Musical numbers will be performed by Elvira high school students under J Martin Teck. The PTA president Mrs Bow Long will preside as Taylor visits Columbus for a state PTA meeting. The event, organized by the presiding committee led by H F Agate, aims to inform PTA members about school finances and is open to all at 7 30 p m. Elvira High School PTA, formed in spring last year, reports 134 members with expected growth.
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Keiser
Masten
Elvria
Elvria High
Cnangrees
Prasren Committee
H. F. Agate
Ohio Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
P. T A
Taylor
Pre-war Germany’s humanitarian impulse faltered at crisis
In pre-war Germany, widespread humanitarian feeling failed to shape action at the critical moment. The sentiment was hindered by lack of sufficient knowledge and institutions that did not reflect the public will, leaving feeling divorced from power.
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Germany
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