Missinary Society Chooses Officers For Coming Year
Local Missinary Society held a meeting at Merk Avenue with Mrs F L Iisen presiding as treasurer. Officers elected include President Mire J F Burke Vice President Mrs Hattie Chapple Secretary Mrs Bioneo re secretary and treasurer Mrs F L Iisen. Reports from last year noted. Easter Stars Chapter 165 planned a meeting at the Masonic Hall.
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Dermaca el Foreign Missionary Society Church
F. L
Merk Avenus
Mire
J. F. Burke
Zents
Hattie Chapple
John Békadau
Bioneo-reasurer
Isisen
Styria
Masonic Hall
Personal notices of traveling and visits across multiple cities
Mr and Mrs Frank Van Taus of Kalamazoo Michigan leave this morning to visit Akron and Dayton before returning home. Misses Winifred and Veda Goldsmith of 769 Middle avenue go to Massillon and Colomburg for a several week visit with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Samuel Bealanitbon of Sherman and Mr and Mrs Harvey Peal of Telegraph Road are in Columbus this week attending Bla te Paings. Mrs A T Sihions of West Bridge street will spend a few days with her daughter Mrs Jota Gibson of Cleveland. Ed Trumball staff captain in the Salvation Army visits relatives in Elyria. He is an Elyria native who joined the Salvation Army at its first Elyria corps and later led the headquarters band in New York City. He has served at many stations.
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Frank van Taus
Kalamazoo
Michigan
van Daus
Nellie Cotton
Lake Avenue
Akron
Dayton
Samuel Beal
Anit Bon
Sherman
W. Bridge Street
Harvey Peal
Telegraph Road
Columbus
A. T."sihions
West Bridge Street
Jota Gibson
Cleveland
Ed Trumball
Selvetion Army
Captain Trumbell
Elyria
Salvation Army
New York
British miners order strike notices sent for Sept 25
London Sept 2 Stake notices for a walkout by members of the British miners federation will be sent today following a district delegates meeting. Officials say the stoppage may be averted as the strike could be suspended from day to day under federation rules.
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London
British Miners
Dehei
Turks Seek Armenian Armistice After Wilson Boundaries
Constantinople announces Turkish nationalists propose an armistice with Armenia until President Wilson defines Armenia's boundaries. The Allied supreme council, after recognizing Armenia's independence in April, left boundary settlement to Wilson.
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Constantinople
Wilson
Armenia
Supreme Council of the Allies
Editor Arrest Causes Trouble in Galveston
Galveston Texas September 2 Colonel Billy Mac Field was relieved of duties as provost marshal for state troops enforcing martial law Brigadier General Wolters acted after Mac Field sent a message taking responsibility for the three lieutenants attempt to arrest G W Sanders editor of the Houston Press in Houston last Monday for publishing articles deemed deroogatory to on duty troops The adjutant general ordered a general court martial to try the three officers convening at Galveston September 7 Troops have been on duty for months since martial law was declared by Governor Hobby due to the longshoremen strike
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Galveston
Texas
Billy Mac Field
Wolters
Mac Field
G. W. Sanders
Houston Press
Houston
W. D Cope
Hubby
Cleveland Police Captain Shot by Accident
Cleveland patrolman Ralph Newnes phishcans fired at Captain Edward B. Connolly of the Cleveland Weights police department after mistaking him for a burglar. Connolly was wounded in the abdomen but may recover. The burglar escaped and Newnes was exonerated by Chief Barrows.
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Cleveland
Edward B. Connolly
Cleveland Weights Police Department
Ralph W. Newnes
Phishcans
Newnes
Barrows
Fainting and Dizzy Spells End with Pinkham Remedy
Syracuse woman recounts relief from change of life symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She credits 12 bottles with stopping fainting spells and regained appetite, urging others to try the remedy, praising its narcotic-free herbal formula.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
R. E. Deurve
Lafayette Ave
Lydia E. Pinkhers
Mexican Wants Ransom for American Citizen
Mexico City Sept 2 Charles Hoyl an American citizen kidnapped by bandit Pedro Zamora at Cuale Jalisco on August 20 and released arrived at Guadalajara seeking 100000 pesos ransom Zamora demands for N A Sandy Gardiner another American held captive with W B Johnson a British subject
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Mexico City
Charles Hoyl
Pedro Zamora
Cuale
Jalisco
Guadalajara
Zamora
N. A
Sandy) Gardiner
W. B. Johnson
Grand Jury Probes Liquor Sale to Enlisted Men
New York health inspector reports along with Camp Upton officers prompted U. S. district attorney Leroy W. Ross of Brooklyn to begin a grand jury investigation into alleged liquor sales to soldiers. The inquiry follows multiple reports received today about officers engaging in short selling of liquor to enlisted men at the Camp Upton facility.
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New York
Leroy W. Ross
U. S
Brooklyn
Tim Ther
Camp Upton
Many Expected at Last Grange Day Columbus
September 2 The largest attendance of farmers at this year s state fairs is expected today the second and last Grange day Officials believe all attendance records will be smashed Horse and cattle judging contests start at 9 am The racing program begins at 1 pm with a three year old trot 2 17 pace 2 1 trot and 2 14 pace The expected attendance of Harry I Davis Republican candidate for governor will be a big drawing card
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Columbus
Harry I. Davis
Spanish Primate Dies at Madrid Cardinal Menendez
Cardinal Victorian Jusascla Y Menendez archbishop of Toledo and primate of Spain died at the Episcopal palace at four this morning after a few days of kidney disease.
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Madrid
Victorian Jusascla Y Menendez
Toledo
Spain
Panama Canal traffic hits new August record
Panama Canal authority reports all time high for August with 1000 ships passing the waterway and canal revenue totaling 936,209 dollars. The record marks the busiest month since the waterway opened, reflecting robust shipping demand and increased toll income.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Saxton Named By Miners
Columbus September 2 John Saxton of Salineville Ohio has been chosen vice president of the Ohio United Mine Workers to succeed Lee Hall who became president after John Moore resigned Moore left to become legislative representative in Washington for organized labor
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Columbus
John Saxtonton
Salinevile
Ohio
Ohio United Mine Workers
Lee Hall
John Moore
Moore
Washington
Organized Labor
Hot water rates rise 40 percent approved
The Public Utilities Commission authorized the Toledo Railway and Light Company to increase hot water heating rates about forty percent in Columbus on September 2. No protests were filed.
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Columbus
Toledo, Railway and Light Company
Public Utilities Commission
Moore Not Called To Testify In Senate Campaign Funds
The national committee guaranteed a 200000 dollar maximum campaign fund to the senatorial committee. Poindexter said all money raised by the senatorial committee goes back to the national treasury, with Frelinghuysen chairing a subcommittee and Wadsworth leading an auxiliary. The witness noted little money raised so far and discussed per-state distributions and legal limits, while labor strife at a company escalates to possible arbitration and wage talks under Judge Mayer and Mayor Hylan.
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Pomereue
Michigan
Ohio
Poindexter
Pomerene
Julius M. Mayer
Net
Hylan
Judge Mayer
Brooklyn Strike Reaches Deadlock
NEW YORK September 2 The prolonged strike of Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company employees has crippled subway elevated and surface service to Brooklyn for a week and threatens further disruption as talks fail to break the deadlock.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Quick Relief From Stomach Trouble
Mrs. Huntley Nichols of Versailles Kentucky reports long battles with stomach illness eased by Marlix. The ad promises relief from indigestion and related symptoms, claiming rapid appetite return and digestion improvement. Marlix costs 78 cents, guaranteed by The Marlix Co. Fort Worth, Indiana, with local druggists selling it in Kentucky.
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Marlix
Maerlix
Ind
Kiyria
C. W. Philiips
Ane Ebert Prarmecy
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Saingol Goldwyn Presents
Will Rogers
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Clarence Badger
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