Boy Hit by Automobile on Second Street Intersection
Richard Green aged unknown was struck on Oxford avenue at Second street when he ran in front of a tourist car driven by Raymond Freeman of Augusta Maine. He suffered facial lacerations and leg bruises but was not seriously hurt and was taken to Memorial hospital.
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Aader
Richard Green
Oxford Avenue
Peuto
Middle Avenue
Raymond Freeman
Augusts
Maine
Fred Seeking
Detroit
Mich
Thos. Saunders
Baltimore
Calls Smith A Friend Of Saloons Calls Smith A Friend Of Saloons
In Evanston on October 26 the Union State Women’s Christian Temperance Union endorsed Herbert Hoover for president after a national president attacked Fred E. Smith as “a lover of the liquor traffic” and “a friend of the saloon.” Delegates cheered Mrs. Ella Boole and welcomed Mabel Willebrandt, signaling gratitude for her Prohibition campaign.
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Evanston
Uinon State Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Herbert Hoover
Ella
Boole
Fred E. Smith
Dirigibles to Be Built in Akron
Washington reports Akron chosen for the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation to construct two Navy dirigibles larger than the Graf Zeppelin. The Goodyear factory site has Navy approval, though officials would not confirm Akron as the favored location.
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Washington
Akton
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Navy Department
Goodyear Company
Garland Fulton
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Fulton
Akron
Etty
Oberlin High Set To Host Norwalk In Big Seven Showdown
Oberlin hosts Norwalk at 2 30 pm on the high school field in a Little Big Seven race clash. Norwalk aims to rebound after two league losses while Oberlin seeks its first league win and adds intensity to the neighborhood matchup.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High
Norwalk
Norwalk Lads
George L Close
Russia Township
E. L. Brownback
Philadelphia
Election Returns to Get Right of Way on the Air
The Federal Radio Commission granted broadcasting of election returns for November 6 and 7. Amateurs and experimental operators must stay off the air from 8 p m November 6 to 12 noon November 7 to prevent interference with the public receiving results.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
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Axel Skjerne
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
First Methodist
Anti-Saloon League
Howard H. Russell
Westerville
George Morrow
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