Pershing Favored as Next National Commander at Legion Meet
At Philadelphia Sesqui Centennial, Gen. John J. Pershing received rousing ovations as a leading candidate for the American Legion's next national commander. Dawes pressed reform of direct primaries while Pershing supporters sought strong votes from midwestern delegates and considered drafting him if he refused.
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Philadelphia
John J. Pershing
Black Jack
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Thietit
Paris Legion Toast Echoes from 1917 Welcome 1927
The report recalls a Paris gathering of the American Legion in the Sesquie Auditorium with Sedley Peck Paris Post No 1 presenting tokens from Marshal Foch and officials. Colonel Francese of the Rusted Muse recalls French sentiment, urging comrades that cheers of 1917 will be heard again in 1927 and praising Franco American friendship.
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Sesquie Audity
Gathre
Paris
Fran Frances
France
Aris
American Legion
Capone and Weiss gang war sparks police search
Police hunt Capone and members of his gang after a downtown hotel confrontation linked to Weiss and Drnceé. Investigators describe failed negotiations and a plan to ambush Weiss’s men, as detectives sweep the badlands for suspects.
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Capone
Weiss
Vincent Drnceé
Cleern
Local man fined in intoxicated driving case
A man identified as Glass pleaded not guilty in the magistrate court but was found guilty on a Sunday intoxicated driving charge on West Avenue. He received a fine of 825 and costs. Charles Lizgotto also faced police court this morning and was fined 106 plus costs after admitting to a liquor related offense. A police squad raid at 1819 18th Street Saturday night uncovered a glass jug and two bottles of liquor in possession.
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Machine Man
Jacobs
Dahlberg
Estes
Hidhden
Pottarin
Ing House
Awi
Awi Aldaraeoamab
Twa Sarby
Thowas Rey
D Geilty
Priv
Iin
Yesterdoon
West Avenue
Glass
Charles Lizgotto
Pollecoure
Lis- Zouco Wal Steck
Prohibits Rubbish Throwing on West South River Banks
Sanctuary police announce enforcement against garbage along West South River banks and warn continued littering will lead to prosecution. Residents are urged to keep riverbanks clean as sanitation is a concern and nuisance abates with action by authorities. Columbus Day observed as a legal holiday with banks and courts closed though other businesses run. East Bridge Street bridge work resumes with partial completion on the West arch and more workers expected if weather allows. Collision report: FE W Phillips of 497 Court Avenue reports his car struck by Paul Miller of 153 Riverside Court on Wes Avenue. Miller’s vehicle allegedly followed Phillips and both cars were in the same direction. wheel and fender damage noted. Police investigate.
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Black River
West Sth
Mronic Willams
FE. W. Phillips
Court
Wes Avene
Paul Miller
Riverside Court
Ter
Phillips
Olive Say
Philips Machine Way
Marke
Miller
Fire crews battle blaze at abandoned shed on Bridge Street
Firemen extinguished a fire at an abandoned shed on Bridge Street owned by L. Hecock. Damage was limited to the shed with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.
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Shin Ae
Bridge St
Hshnilatt
Sheentae
L. (. Hecock
Chemuteals Beay Daimage
Vetre
Fire Extinguished in Waiting Room Blaze
Central station Squad No.1 responded to a blaze in the Yellow waiting room at 12 40 today. They found a switch box on fire and put it out with chemicals, preventing further damage.
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Central Station
Avon Mayor Joins Case Over Laurel County Hearing
Avon mayor Major Join Pipes faces Josepa Rol ohick in a preliminary hearing on a dispute tied to an unpaid claim. Rolonick, aged, was involved near Lake Head when a Prohibition Tug speeters QW and others were present. Authorities report a possession incident leading to the Sunday night event.
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Avon
Major Join Pipes
Josepa Rolohick
Cleveland
Rolonick
Lake Head
Speeters QW
Kin
Jack Meltzer
Building Permits Issued for Dwellings and Garages
A series of building permits was issued recently including a one story factory building for a Blyria industry to house a can rack operation in Cleveland. Also approved are a frame garage on Dewey Ave, a frame dwelling addition on Parmalee Ave, and a frame garage on Stanget Bridge St. A separate note mentions a court case involving a driver charged with driving while intoxicated.
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Br Ysely
Smeli
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Cleveland
Talabio Alj
Abramos
East Flonoat Res Dewey
Raerty
Gillespie
Parmalee Avenues
M. J. Diedrich Go
Stanget Bridge
Speedway Event Attracts Seventeen Cars In October Race
In Rockingham New Hampshire Salem October weather improves as Harry Hartz leads the 1928 championship contenders Ida Paolo and Frank Lockhardt also contend. The 200 mile race draws Indycar names like Ralph Wepburn returning after a Charlotte crash and Leon Duray Bob McDoenoush Maye Ye and Peper Reis all fielding similar cars as a field of seventeen cars competes on the board track.
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Fereida Paolo
Frank T Lockhardt
Hartz
Tefore
Taeckhardt
Ralph Wepburn
Ivy
Charlotte
Speedway
Cooner
Herve
Peper Reise
Indianapoli
Haitians Establish Peaceful Republic Under American Direction
Dr. Wood Mead, commissioner of relief, reports Haiti now a peaceful, prosperous republic under American guidance after reforms cut public debt and boosted income to 253,090. Officials praised include Louis Barna, W. O. Cumberland, J. Tf. Canker, Georges Bullere, and Knowles Ryerson. Mead cites honesty, efficiency, health, and order as goals, noting Port au Prince sanitation compares to Washington. The Meander River in Asia Minor lends its name to meander its slow course.
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San Francisco
Heiti
Auerean
2Wood Mead
Jey
Mead
Secretary of the Interior
Ti. Meade
Offi- Mala
Louis Barna
W. O. Cumberland
J. Tf. Canker
Port Au Liance
Washington, D. C
California Sees Large Influx of Out of State Autos
California reports a surge of visitors and cars during vacation season with 3,282 out-of-state autos and 115,600 visitors from all states. Washington leads in visitor count with 4,087 machines, Oregon 4,430, Hawaii 11 percent among territories, and minimal registrations from Guam Japan and the West Indies.
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Avramento
Cal
State Motor Vehicle Department
Washington
Oregon
Hawaii
Guam
Japan
Foresees Ohioan In'28 Race for Presidency
Judge David Ladd Rockwell, former McAdoo campaign manager, predicts a favored Ohioan will seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1928. He ties the forecast to Atlee Poweree’s Senate election and Gov. Dan Sherchen’s sheriff successor, noting party dynamics and future alignment.
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Ohio
David Ladd Rockwell
William G. McAdoo
Rockwell
Atlee Poweree
Senate
Sher. Chen
Dan
Dinner Stories From a Kentucky Wedding Fare
A Kentuckian recalls a wedding in a quarrelsome region noted for feuds. Bud and Harriet’s wedding is praised for calm, with guests joking no violence occurred and a sense of peace, while a separate housework job applicant questions the hostess about “stretchin” and promises.
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Bud
Herriet
Bill Thomas
Henry Morton
Suffering Follows Floods in Mexico
Suffering follows cloudbursts and floods in Sonora Mexico with public services disrupted. Reports from Nogales describe a deadly flood washing out a cemetery and washing away farm lands under tons of rock. Hermosillo faces fever and water shortages as prices soar and living conditions worsen.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
Gulf of California
Carbo
Hermosillo
Dover Stars Seek Football Games With Elyria Teams
The Dover Stars a light heavy weight team seek football games with Elyria teams. Contact Weddell at West Laks phone 96 for details. An open date is available next Sunday.
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Dover Stars
Elyria
Weddell
West Laks
Elyria High School Journal Seeks Name for New Publication
The first issue of Elyria High School's journalism course journal has appeared but lacks a title. Suggestions are welcome as editors seek a fitting name. The four yearly issues will feature student articles and school news to attract readers.
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Elyria High School
Markets report from Cleveland and Toledo grain and meat prices
Cleveland market notes receipts 15009 and strong bids. cattle vealers and heavy calves with mixed prices. sheep and lambs steady with fat lambs around 14 dollars. Toledo grains show wheat and corn quotes. clover and timothy bid ranges. Chicago quotes list butter, poultry, wheat and seed prices. exchanges closed in New York on Columbus Day.
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Toledo
Allise
Timothy
Chicago
Minnesota
Red River
Ohio
Idaho
Siady
Ellow
Funeral Services for Joseph Conrady in Avon Ohio
Funeral services were held this morning from St Mar church in Avon Ohio for Joseph Conrady who died at his home in French Creek Saturday night at ten o'clock. The report also lists other local obituaries and notices for Amherst and surrounding areas including William Wirth Jr. of South Amherst and Conrad Stiwald a longtime Amherst resident.
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Joseph Conrady
French Creek
Ohio
St Mar Church
Avon
William Wirth
Amherst
South Amherst
Alma
Elizabeth
B. Haberly
James Knofter
Evergreen Cemetery
Mrs L R Bainbridge Field Notes Local Visitors
Oct 12 Miss Altu Lewis spent weekend with cousin Miss Lucy Harding of Willoughby. Mrs Mary Bainbridge returned from Hivria. Ollie Harding of Willoughby visited brother Vern Harding. Charles Hill of Atlanta visited nieces Mrs Jud son Bainbridge. Miss Mariah Vickerish of Los Angeles visiting sister Mrs A G Newton of Madison and Mrs W Dawson of Akron now with sister Mrs W A Wallington for an indefinite time. Mr and Mrs A J Hulse on motor trip with Shard Hulse and Ysa Hulse Shaefer of Warren expected home Monday evening. Mrs Smith of Fairview was a caller Tuesday. Ladies Aid meets with Hudson on Root read prior to departure for Florida. A plate eaten by a dog will not be used again for human food among true gypsies.
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Fairview
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hudson
Florida
Cooking School Groceries from Holcomb's Store in Mlyria
H J Nolcomb and Sons have run a reputable grocery business in Mlyria for over thirteen years. They feature Wiedeman Boy Brand pure foods and offer Tea Garden pure fruit preserves praised by Miss Ferguson at the Chronicle Telegraph Cooking School. The store recently remodeled its grocery and meat departments and roasts its own coffee. Jumbo pea mute is included in every bag of food given away.
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Mlyria
Wiedeman Boy
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H. J.holcomb and Sons
Crisco
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Attorney Seeks Protection Over McPherson Case Witness
Los Angeles reports say threats were made against Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff, the key witness in a misrepresented Miss X episode tied to Aimee Semple McPherson, prompting attorney Hahn to seek protection as detectives guard the witness. The preliminary hearing adjourned for Columbus Day as testimony continued about the Carmel by the Sea affair and Wiseman-Sielaff detailed coaching and disguises used to support a public denial of McPherson’s involvement.
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Lorraine Wisaman-Sielafi
Miss X
Aimee Semple McPherson
Re. McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
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Bernice Morris
R. A. McKinley
Long Beach
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Chicago
Carmel
Miss XX
Ocean Park
Lorraine Wiseman-Stelai
Jioux
Salt Lake City
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San Francisco
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Kennedy
Carlos Hardy
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Keyes
Wiseman
Ieettage
Iecale
Delicatessen Furnishes Food For Chronicle-Telegram School
Miss Ferguson praised the Elyria event as Holcomb and Sons supplied groceries for the cooking school. Their four ton refrigerating plant powers twenty four feet of counters and four large coolers, ensuring quality food and service during her stay.
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Holcomb and Sons
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
That Baby Youve Longed For War years denied motherhood
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City recounts long denial of motherhood and severe anxiety. She credits a personal method that brought happiness, inviting other married women to write for confidential guidance without charge or sales.
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Margaret Burton
Kansas City
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