Church of Christ Triumphs Over Methodists In Indoor League
The Church of Christ defeated the Methodists 16 to 13 after scoring six runs in the final frame. Both teams showed strong batting and defense with no standout star. St Johns Lutheran earned a win due to the Congregational nine lacking a full lineup. The Hungarian Reformed may join the First Congregational pin e for rest of season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
Church of Christ
St. Johns Lutheran
First Congregational
First
First Congregationals Pince. Lineup and Summerr: "Church of Christ Players AB. R
Barnes
Elie F
McGowan
Lee Eee i
G. Smirh
Pelea
Peterman
Cc. Smith
Wsb
Sport Sparks Election Returns Across Regions
The article reports varied results across multiple states and territories with teams and individuals in sports and politics. It mentions the Boston Braves losing in some cities while the Phillies win in other territories and references about executives and players in baseball.
Briarcliff Golf Scene Features Night Hole in One
Briarcliff XII reports a hole in one under artificial light by Gene Sarazen, former national open champion, as part of a talk on Briarc Lodge. Separate items note a NY Giants money suit against Lan dis, Dolan banishment from the club, and Wooster vs Ohio State prep with injuries ahead of Columbus game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briarcliff
Briarc Lodge
Gene Sarazan
New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Cozy Dolan
New York Giants
William J. Fallon
Dolan
Giants
Jimmy O’connell
Heinie Land
Philadelphia
Wooster
Presbyterians
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
State
Hurst
Mitchell
Siskowic
Smith
Gabriel
Flattery
Hull
PAT EVENTS TORY RACING AND CYCLING MEETS
Empire City Racing Association at Yankees and Maryland State Yair Association at Laurel hold meetings. Kentucky Jockey Club meets in Louisville. International six day cycle race runs in Chicago. Boxing bouts include Walker vs Malone 12 rounds and Harmon vs Dartone 10 rounds in Newark. Ferrara vs Munce, Gibons vs Conroy, McTigne vs Carpenter scheduled 12 rounds in various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City Racing Association
Yankees
Maryland State Yair Association
Laurel
Kentucky Jockey Club
Louisville
Chicago
Mickey Walker
Jock Malone
Aink
Willie Harmon
Harry Dartone
Newark
Lick Ferrara
Gordon Munce
Tom Gibons
Mike Conroy
Dayton
Mike McTigne
Hank Carpenter
Jarieville
Heavyweight Fight Promised as September 8 Show Nears
The article notes a heavyweight contender likely to defeat his next opponent in a September 8 bout in Philadelphia. It references ongoing boxing vigor and a strong track of recent stinging performances, with other sports notes including Lew Malone joining the Yankees spring camp and Gene Tunney planning real estate ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadsipnia
New York Yankees
Lew Malone
Pittsburg
Wall Street sees light pre election betting on Coolidge
New York reports the lightest pre election week betting in presidential campaigns with Coolidge quoted at 7 19 1 over Davis and LaFollette. Washington officials discuss possible government action on campaign expenditure and the legality of newspaper income tax publication. Des Moines pays tribute to Henry Wallace as his body rests at the Iowa capitol dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Coolidge
Davis
LaFollette
White House
LaFollette-Wheeler Committee
Gideon Gard‘ner
Washington
Senate Committee
Des Moines
Iowa
AIL
Henry €. Wallace
State Capitol
Last Oberlin League of Women Voters meeting praise and debate
In Oberlin on October 25 the final pre election League of Women Voters meeting featured praise of Calvin Coolidge and Robert La Follette, with speakers from Oberlin College and local communities. Candidates Gertrude Day and Bernice Pyke spoke, and the program included budget notes, tax discussion, and a general question session. The event was hosted by Oberlin women’s groups and held at Vetivan 210 North Professor Street starting at 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Oberlin
Coolidge
Supreme Court
Davis
United States
W. JH. Pi
Oberlin News
Calvin Coolidge
N.L. Sims
Oberlin College
LaFollette
Nee Loward
Gertrude Day Dow
Cleveland
Bernice Pyke Lakewood
J. S. Root
I. L. Porter
OC Council
Vetivan
Professor Street
Oberlin Professor Ghoses Seat in British Parliament
Dr Ian J Hannah professor of church history at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology named candidate for a British Parliament seat by Sunderland Liberal Association. Election day in England reported with disorder in London east end and turnout high, especially among women. In the U S state penitentiary at Moundsville 1400 convicts remain confined to cells on bread water and milk after riot, awaiting promise to return to work.
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Oberlin
Ian J. Hannah
Oberlin Graduate
Hannah
America
Great Britain
London
East End
EB. M. Denny
Moundsville
W.a
State Penitentiary
P. Smith
City Hunts Special Agents In Rum Gases
Lorain residents report city officials threaten to prosecute two prosecution witnesses who failed to appear in court against seven men arrested in a liquor law raid on September 13. The seven appeared today as police search for the missing witnesses. New York scene notes a Buffalo convalescent, Mrs Steigerwald, fell to her death from a hospital window after a despondent moment following illness.
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Lorain
George Kayes
Jon Keyes
New York
Ah Steigerwald
Buffalo
New York Hospital
Fran
Halloween Street Dance Planned by Business Men
Amberst Oct 29 plans for Hallowe en celebration by the Business Men's Association. Prizes range from 1st $4 to 5th $1 for costumes, best float $10 and $2 for second, parade meeting at town hall 6 30. Park Ave roped off Main to church. dancing after prizes at Witzel's drug store area with donuts and cider provided by L J Henes.
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Amberst
Business Men's Association
Park Ave
Church
Tana
Hallowe'en
Witzel
L. J. Henes
Amherst Community Mourns Howard Walker Death
Howard Walker aged 03 died at 3 09 this morning at his home on Walker road after a nine week illness. Survived by widow Mae and eight children Mable Agnes Lylah Grace Howard and Mrs Joan Hamel of Lorain. Affiliated with Odd Fellows Rebekahs and Grange. Funeral arrangements by Conrad Zich. Local notes: Grange met at Odd Fellows Hall with 34 present four candidates initiated and thirds and fourth degrees conferred. The article also lists various social gatherings and club activities in Amherst on October 29.
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Amherst
Howard Wa Vy
Walker Road
Mae
Eighe
Mable
Agnes
Lylah
Grace
Howard
Joan Hamel
Lorain
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
The
Grange
Congregational Church
Conrad Zich
Odd Fellows Hall
W. V. Marshall
Geo. Walker
Ritz- Tow
Car Kolbe
Lutheran Group Targets Movies as a Major American Evil
An ecclesiastical grand jury of the Lutheran Church in America denounces lawlessness, immorality, divorce, and the movies as four great modern evils. It urges stronger moral standards through conscience and calls for parents to restrain their daughters and protest immoral films. The report, led by Rev. E. P. Pflaetcher, lists members and notes disapproval of divorce except for indicated cases.
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Lutheran Committee
Chicagoo
Lutheran Church In
Sinai
University Heights
E. P. Pfaitecher
Reading
J. W. Horine
Columbia
D. C
L. 8. Keyser
Springfield
B.C. Dinwiddie
Washington, D. C
Ur. G. E. Hipsley
Red Hook
N. Y
L. R. Alden
J. H. Harme
Philadelphia
Er. M. Rahenold
New York
P.H. Heisey
B. Fischer
E. K. Fretz
Easton
Hallowe'en Party Attended by Amherst Group
Girls wore costumes and decorations for Halloween. Guests at a noon chicken dinner included Leotta Marshall Mary Nord Marian Witt Dorothy Fullmer Mildred Wragg and Marie Wilhelm. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schuster of Berlin Heights hosted relatives and friends for a Halloween gathering with five sisters present. Barn dance followedHalloween decor continued AMHERST PERSONAL AMHERST Oct 29 Mrs EF Colshaw returned from Detroit Michigan Mrs F E Hubbard and Mrs Robert Paterson attend Grand Chapter Eastern Stars in Cleveland etc.
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Leotta Marshall
Mary Nord
Marian Witt
Dorothy Fullmer
Mildred Wragg
Marie Wilhelm
Martin Schuster
Berlin Heights
Gust Slumsky
Frank Hollingsworth
Fred Slumsky
Rose Fuli
Amherst
Charles Barbar
Hazle Gerlach
Robert Winan
A. E. Cuddabach
Straun
Gesstarker
Cleveland
Roy Hurlburt
Blanche
Bert Hami
Hallowe'en
Ef.colshaw
Detroit
Mich
F. E Hubbard
Robert Paterson
Grace Carter
George Carter
Ed Pietch
L. Hanthette
Ridgeville
Vincent Eastman
Minnesota
F. E. Eastman
L. J. Beach
L. Stough
Cleveland Vistors
George
William Garthe
Zetta Garthe
George Schroeder
Hoover Reports 1923 Economic Year Highlights
Hoover notes 1923 saw higher living standards but poorer agriculture. Imports surpassed exports briefly in spring, then exports rose. overall merchandise and metal exports exceeded imports by $378 million, yet invisible transfers widened deficits. U.S. became creditor nation, attracting foreign investment while paying more for transportation and remittances. Net 1923 balance near negative $150 million, far below 1922. Agriculture suffered despite some price gains for many farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc
Hoover
Ywice
Heaver
United States
Markets at a Glance Reflect Agricultural Price Pressures
The Year Book TM notes ongoing farm price weakness despite overall gains for farm products. Wheat prices stay low due to population growth in exporting nations, including Canada, while cattle and hog markets adjust after war time expansion. Julius Klein outlines global economic context and demand for authoritative yearly review. Markets show railroad stocks strong and foreign bonds steady as cotton remains firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Trade Association
New York
Autoist Peter Kamp Killed By Stray Car In Akron
Peter Kamp 18, of Moundsville West Virginia, was instantly killed at 8 pm when struck by an automobile that sped away. The driver was not identified.
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Akron
Peter Kamp
Moundsville
W. Va
Credit appeal ends with payment in police court case
Jerome Lamphier faced Judge S. J. George on a drunkenness charge and sought credit for a $7.20 total fine, but the court declined and he paid the amount after his arrest on West River Street by Patrolmen Birekline and Sweet. A jury awarded $130 to the estate of George Stocking in a real estate broker fee dispute with Henry Shaurer over a 10 acre Elyria area sale, Shaurer claiming no completion of sale despite a deposit. Paris divorce actions filed by Mrs. William Rupert and Mrs. Elias W. Matthews in the Seine Tribunal cite prior marriages and names Leoni Lamore and Emma Hume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Lamphier
S. J. George
Lamphier
West River Street
Wbirekline and
Sweet
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas
George Stocking
Henry Shaurer
Stocking
Elyria
Shauver
Paris
Seine
William Rossenden Rupert
St. Louis
Elias W. Matthews
Natick, Mass
Rupert
Leoni Lamorere
Matthews
Emma Hume
Man Shot by Landlord Over Key Mixup in Cincinnati
Dr William Renz aged 24 was wounded after his landlord mistook him for a burglar while he tried to climb through a transom and was shot. He was hospitalized at Denveress hospital with several wounds.
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Cincinnati
William Renz
Deaveress Hospital
Renz
Creomulsion Emulsified Cure Promises Lung Health
An advertisement proclaims Creomulsion as a two action remedy for chronic coughs and colds and lung diseases. It touts medical recognition, safety guarantee, and benefits like healing membranes and boosting the blood while claiming to prevent consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muedwal
Addigen
Telfeord
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Probate Notice In Lorain County Ohio Estate Sale Pending
In Lorain County Ohio a probate court proceeding names George Muhrman and Gladys Muhrman as heirs defendants. The petition seeks dower assignment and sale of the decedent Clarence Morton Standen estate to pay debts and charges. They must answer by November 22, 1924, through executor M. J. Scanlan and attorney H. Akin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
George Muhrman
Gladys Standen Muhrman
East Sixth Avenue
Gary
Lake County
Sine Indiana
Clarence Edward Morton Standen
Lersin
Ohio
Msi
Ly Wits
Lardin
Lora OR
Orie Township
Pawpaw Street
Rowiow
Livingston Avenue
Margaret Standen
Cire Enve Eoward
Merton Standen
M. J. Scanlan
DH. Aiken
Black
Anna Sex
Joseph C Sex
Paul Hamburger
Elizabeth Hamburger
Newark Trust Company
Newark
Leo M. Sex
Peters
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Troxel Co
American Lace
Stolzenburg
Lord
Wilcox
Sa Het Oy
Chamberlain
O Fitch
Tae
McMann
Do Seseens
Kirby Teran
Morrow
Eeeesie Black
F Beeen Ee
C of Christ
Samui
Fireh
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Smithi
Martin Scorer
Crooks
Sport Sparks
Boston Braves
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Brooklynburg
St. Lo
Phillies
New Zealand
Guam
Virgin Islands
Bucky Harris
Johnny Evers
Connie Mack
Brown
Wilbert Robinson
Walter Johnson
Salt Shakers
Salt Lake City
Pat
Tory
Vic Hirsch
Dedit
Sailor Friedl
Paniile
Wmarket Heath
England
Tracery
Blue Grass Baseball League
Wheat
Fournier
Vance
Brooklyn Sama
Jack Renault
Kentucky
Inter-City Coal & Supply Co
Malcolm Ct
Bulletins
A. W. Gilbert
Massachusetts Board of Agriculture
Samuel Adams
Mlinois
Farmers Union
Agriculture
Henry G. Wallace
Charles §. Barrett
W. H. Chapin
Oberlin Profesogr Ghose
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Aniberst
Miss Lucy Hor
Annie
Howard Walker
M. E
Elsie Bruce
Tenney Avenue
Lucile Gillman
Fred Roemer
Study Club
South America
A. G. Menz
Jay Gillette
George Parker
W. A. Purcell
Elinor Ruth
Cornelius Hageman
Elinor Sargent
Luis Buswell
Misses Olive
Edna Bellar
Catharine White
Wade Metzie
Goldie Kree
J. J. Ryan
John Michael
E. W. Labiff
A. P. Roth
Sunshine Girls Club
South Amherst Road
Blane
Uie Hebrides
Elyria Auto Radiator & Body CO
Cal
East Broad St. BriDge
Zemo
Guilford
G. ED. Freese
Dennis F. Conley
Joseph C. Sex
William L Sex
Minnie Bebaut
Towit
Bowen and
Wallaces
Seventh Street
Lavin
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