Prizes Awarded in Amherst Temperance Essay Contest
Amherst pupils won county prizes in the Selene Temperance Instruction Essay Contest. Winners include Glen Dute first in the Junior-Senior Group and Ruth Zilch for seventh grade. Nearly 1009 essays were entered. Attendees from Amherst listed among teachers and students.
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Amherst
Amherst Public School
Selene Temperance
Glen Dute
Ruth Zilch
Margaret Berger
J. H. Copeland
Carrie Gillette
HW. L. Brandau
FL ML Kins
A.jk. Jenne
Z. Berger
EL BL Smyth
Tin Jacobs
London Society Notes From a Cramped Christmas Dinner Scene
An ornate London society roundup recalls a Savoy dining party with multiple American guests, including Mrs Kennedy McCombs and the Esmeralda voyage, plus a tall tale of a cobra incident in Rangoon. It covers American hostesses in London, King George’s regatta etiquette breaches, Lord Inchape’s liner party, and kilts brought from Scotland, with royal etiquette clashes and talk of a Wales visit.
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London
Old Thames
Pisafore
Savoy Seiel
Kennedy McCombs
San Antonio
Texas
Rangoon
sicCabe
Ainner
Mac
France
Mae
Harry Brown
Prisbursh
Jame Coragan
Cornelius Vandebilt
Cunard
Totes
Vanderbilt
Jule Straker
George
Coules
Lord Inchape
King George
Fall Fatal at Amherst Kinglery Brownere
Amherst Oct 10 Henry Ingsley 45 dies after six weeks in hospital from a broken back suffered while working at the io Quari¢s. Survived by wife formerly Miss Chiff Peabody and six children Ada Hutss Beluah Lyste Zelma Le and Doris. one sister Mrs Hga of Oberlin. Born in Onehelm, resident of Henrietta for six years. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Amherst
Henry Ingsley
Io Quari¢s
Miss Chiff Peabody
Ada
Huts
Buelah
Lyste
Zelma
le Etl
Doris
Oberlin
Kingsiey Agus Horn
Onehelm
Henrietta
Amherst Council Passes Bus Regulation Ordinance
October 10 Amherst village council approved a bus regulation ordinance amid complaints about routes and parking. The measure limits buses to one operating route through the village and designates a permanent parking area, citing protection of property owners and residents on the street. The action follows a year of dispute with the Cleveland Southwest Light and Power Co. and references Ohio Supreme Court guidance affirming municipal regulation of bus traffic within its borders.
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Amherst
Cil
Zens
Cleveland
Real & Light Co
Bestre
Creme Court of
Ohio
Rts Ut
Amherst School Chapel and Community Notices
Amherst Oct 10 chapel exercises led by Frederick Robert and class members, with song, scripture, and talks on fire extinguishers and court. Richard Baetz presided. Marie Wilhelm and others performed musical solos. Local clubs and farewell party details follow with attendees and gifts noted.
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Black Joe
Read
Marie Wilhelm
Greg Turcer
Tie Sabiers
Ging
Mary Nard
Ailton Vidit
Kenneth O
Mildred
Leota Aiuril
Margaret Berg
Marian White
Assembly
Nelson the most powerful warship afloat launches
Eur Oct 11 reports the Nelson, the world’s most powerful battleship afloat, has been launched at Walker-on-Tyne. Sister ship Kodzey is under construction. both breach Washington Convention limits to become the era’s strongest fighting ships. The Nelson features double skin armor, 27 knots speed rumored, 10 ton broadside, and 9 in guns with date described.
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Walker-On-Tyne
Nelson
Kodzey
Washington
Maya
Jutland
Rodney
Jand Hood
Unification of Rawroads Asked for Rail Consolidation
Senator Albert B Cummins of Iowa re introduces a bill to force compulsory consolidation of American railways. The plan would permit voluntary mergers over five years under ICC-approved rules, with the commission empowered to modify merger plans as public interests require. The proposal faces a crowded congressional calendar this session.
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Washington
American Railways
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Cump
America
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Letter From Harry Lawrence Aboard Empire Arrow
A letter from Elyria wireless operator Harry Lawrence aboard the steamer Empire Arrow at Port Said describes calm seas after a long voyage, 6000 miles from home, with Captain planning to tour Port Said. He notes colorful concrete buildings, whiskey signs, Gibraltar sighting, and plans to photograph landmarks as he hopes to bring back souvenirs despite peddlers in Esyntian.
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Harry Lawrence
Elyria
Port Said
Ard Wells
Port Sale
America
Wwe
Gibraltar
Meek Sa
Fock -Fortress
Frog
Welllington Banquet to Feature Judge Wilcox as Speaker
Wellington Oct 10 Judge H C Wilcox probate court Elyria has been secured by the Baptiste Sunday school as principal speaker for the banquet Friday evening Oct 30. Wilcox is well known in Wellinster and his presence will ensure excellent attendance. His addresses are reported to be intensely interesting and profitable. A novelty feature, conducted by out of town talent, will depart from the usual Sunday school banquet order.
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Wellington
H-C. Wilcox
Probate“Court
Elyria
Baptiste Sunday School
Wilcox
Wellinster
Congregational Pastors Confer in Wellington Church
Wellington October 10. A conference of Congregational ministers met at the local church with nine churches represented. Rev A M Meikle of Toledo led the session. Discussion covered the Ererovember Canvass to run across the denomination in December. The meeting was open and several locals attended. Dr Hyde parting Wellington October 10. Dr Walter Fortney, formerly of Willard Ohio, has joined to aid in overseeing his new veterinary practice and will begin work here at once.
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Wellington
A. M. Meikle
Toledo
E.erovember
DR. Hyde
Walter ‘de
Fortney
Willard, O
Dr. Fortney
Wart
Wellington Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Family News
Wellington residents report small social notes as Mrs. Lloyd Moore and Dan Tiet and Mabel visit, while Mr and Mrs Harvey Yocum and sons Welvin and Glenn from Indiana tour the Arthur McQuate home. An unrelated item mentions a drug store in China dating to AD 1500 near Pekin’s outer walls.
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Wellington
Lloyd Moore
Dan Tiet
Mabel
Ely
Harvey Yocum
Welvin and
Glenn
Indiana
Arthur McQuate
Blind climber Sasuke Kataniva scales Japan's highest peak
Sasuke Kataniva, blind from birth, has climbed Monnet Fujiya ma in Japan once each year for six years. He believes the summit's atmosphere delivers a spiritual effect on him, reporting a lasting impact from the ascent and the mountain's reputed energy.
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Sasuke Kataniva
Monnet
Six Year Old Heiress Placed Under Guardianship
Probate Judge Routzot approves guardian arrangement for six year old Marie Corby heiress to Thomas W. Corby estate worth 5500000. Judge John B Read of Boston signs order appointing Mr and Mrs Russell Morgan as guardians after bond of 2000000 posted. Mother and former husband of Detroit millionaire’s child had earlier divorce actions and several relatives settle claims for 150000. Large liquor seizure follows in Marysville with 400 gallons of contraband liquor and three cars seized by sheriff and deputy.
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Pt Cee
Dayton,o
Qet
Harry N. Routzot
John B.read
Boston
Kentucky
Russell Morgana
Marnne Theresa Corby
Lwir
Thomas W. Corbye
Detroit
Marysville
Ghia
Columbus
Farm groups warn of budget bureau overhaul over ag funds
Washington D C Oct 10 Farm organizations say they will launch a campaign of warfare to force reorganization of the budget system unless General Lord shifts his attitude toward agricultural appropriations. They aim to reform the secret and arbitrary administration of the system and seek clearer understanding of agricultural expenditures.
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Washington, D. C
Lord
Budget Bureau
Budset
Budget Cuts Hit Cattle Indemnity in Tuberculosis War
A leaked report claims the budget bureau cut 3.56 million from indemnity to cattle owners whose animals are killed by Federal authorities in the bovine tuberculosis campaign. The piece notes state and federal funding dynamics, fears over continued eradication efforts, and the political clash over how agricultural appropriations are allocated. It cites prior year funds and rising next-year totals, highlighting tensions between state demands and federal financing.
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Ma Dine
Tha
Budget ‘Bureau
Jstates
Iasis
Lord
Agricultural Budget Battle in Coolidge Era
Farm leaders press to restore a $569,000 tuberculosis item and insist government farming departments justify rising spending. They argue the Department of Agriculture alone adds wealth and should grow. General Lord faces pushback as critics threaten a broader budget clash linked to President Coolidge's administration.
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General Lord
Ees
Lord
Department of Commerce
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Ree Ceraral
Coolidze
Kate Farris
Lora
Martha Beaver Adds Three Years Experience in Hair and Beauty
Martha Beaver brings three years of experience to Thompson and Brookholser at 114 Middle Ave offering guaranteed satisfaction in hair coloring bobbing and beauty work. Specialists deliver professional services in a creditable addition to the salon.
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Thompson & Brookholser
Middle Ave
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