World Flyers Resume Flight at Fog Lift Portland Welcome
The army world flyers reach Washington after fog delays. President Coolidge and cabinet join a large crowd in Bolling Field while Brigadier General Mitchell scouts weather. Lieutenant Smith says flyers seek quiet camp in Oregon after Seattle landing.
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Washington
U. S. World Fliers
Aberdeen
Army World Flyers
New York
Bollingfield
Wash
Coolidge
District of Columbia
Oregon
Seattle
Lowell H. Smith
Mitchell Field
Pine Fringed Lake
Deaths Spark Police Probe in Syracuse Drug Case
Syracuse police detained Harry D. Hunter of Oswego and Morris Woolrich after drug overdoses killed Mrs Emma Green and Charles Blair. Narcotics tied to the Bush Drug Company robbery in Oswego were found with Hunter, who is held on an open charge.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Emma Green
Charles Blair
Harry D. Hunter
Oswego
Morris Woolrich
Hunter
Bush Drug Company
Pilgrim Community Church plans temporary building
Pilgrim Community Church members vote to build a temporary church on the east side. A committee is appointed to lead the project: George Dar, L. W. Mahn, D A Stanford, Ner bert Young, Bert Hunter, and Ir win Wendell. No actions yet. a meeting is set for next week to outline the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Community Church
George Dar
L. W., Mahn
D A. Stanford
Nerbert Young
Bert Hunter
Irwin Wendell
Ames War Veteran Isaac A Ames Dies at 83 in Wakeman
Isaac A Ames aged 83 died at his daughter Mrs E E Andersons home 229 Fourth Street. Born in Grand Rapids Mick in 1842 he served in the Civil War 1861. Survived by five children Mrs E E Anderson Mrs Frank Spouseller Pittsburgh Mrs Edward Solomon Wakeman Harvey Ames Ellwood Ames Cleveland ten grandchildren twelve great grandchildren. Funeral 11:00 at Anderson home with G A R in charge then 2:00 at Wakeman Congregational Church burial Wakeman cemetery.
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Isaac A. Ames
E .E. Anderson
Fourth Street
Grand Rapids
Mick
E. E. Anderson
Frank Spouseller
Pittsburgh
Edward Solomon
Wakeman
Harvey
Ellwood Ames
Cleveland
Warped hull remains of South American after Great Lakes fire
The palatial steamship South American burned at its Lake Michigan dock last night causing an estimated 1.25 million dollars in losses. About 20 crew members including Captain A. E. Anderson escaped or were rescued after explosions and the blaze. Passengers and locals, like Patricia Canary and Mrs. Vegter, narrowly avoided injury as fires raged aboard the Chicago to Buffalo liner.
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Holland
Mid
Great Lakes
A. E. Anderson
Anderson
Singer
Patricia Canary
Saugatuck
H. R. Vegter
Montella Park
Vegter
Colson Stores Go Incorporated In Columbus
The Colson Stores Co. of Elyria is incorporated in Columbus with a cash capital of 20 000 dollars. Among the incorporators are F. W. Colson T. N. Cook and M. E. Roe. The company aims to handle The Colson Co. output through warerooms and stores in leading cities nationwide.
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Colson Stores Co
Elytia
Columbus
F. W. Colson
T. N. Cook
M. E. Roe
Colson Co
Elyria Home Garden Exhibit Set For Sept 13-14
The Elyria Home Garden Association announces its annual exhibit to be held Saturday and Sunday September 13 and 14 on the Endley block first floor. Entries close Saturday morning. prizes will be awarded to public school pupils from grade one through eight for best flower varieties and best vegetable varieties raised by students. The event opens to the public after entries close.
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Elyria Home Garden
Endley
Middle Avenue
Home Garden Association
Knights of Columbus Elect Officers at January Meeting
At a regular Knights of Columbus meeting last evening the next year’s officers were elected. Grand Knight J. M. Trainor leads with Deputy W. J. Gray chancellor S. T. Dalton recording A. R. Dengate financial J. F. Bmetich treasurer Jas. B. Seward advocate T. A. Conway warden Fred Roth inside guard Russell Powers outside guard Malcolm Smith trustee B. M. O'Donnell delegates Wm Damm and J. M. Trainor alternates Col. C. J. Helfrich and J. Ti. Conry. A luncheon followed for over two hundred members.
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Knights of Columbus
J. M. Trainor
W. J. Gray
S. T. Dalton
A. R. Dengate
J. F. Bmetich
Jas
B. Seward
T. A. Conway
Fred Roth
Russell Powers
Malcolm Smith
B. M. O'Donnell
Wm ‘Damm
Col. C. J. Helfrich
J. Ti. Conry
Fiala Seeks Sale of Lorain Property to Collect Judgment
Charles Fiala trustee in bankruptcy of the Federated Merchants Association Cleveland filed suit against Carl and Edith Opfer Lorain alleging a $3 105 judgment unsatisfied. He asks the court to order sale of five lots in Henry Wurst addition Lorain to satisfy the claim.
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Charles Fiala
Federated Merchants Association
Cleveland
Carl and
Edith Opfer
Lorain
Henry Wurst
Most Valuable Postage Stamp Worth $32,000
A British stamp claimed as the most valuable is valued at 32000 dollars. The piece is described as rare and highly sought after by collectors.
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IMOST
World’s rare stamp valued at 82500 by Arthur Hind
The post age stamp from British Guiana sold for one cent in 1856 is described as a black ink crude wood cut cat on red paper. It is the sole surviving example of its denomination and is valued by its owner Arthur Hind of Utica New York at 82500.
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Arthur Hind
Utica
N. Y
British Guiana
Commit Writer Of Wales Note To N Y Asylum
Marcus E. Geroy aged 56 was adjudged insane and admitted to Ogdensburg state hospital for the insane after a lunacy commission found him unbalanced for sending a threatening letter to the prince of Wales. The decision was reached at Ogdensburg N Y.
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Wales
N.Y
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Marcus E. Geroy
Prince of Wales
Ogdensburg State Hospital
Marines land at Shanghai defend settlement amid civil war
Heavy Chekiang reinforcements halt Kiangsu advance as more than 1000 Marines arrive from allied vessels. Americans guard the electric station and water supply while the municipal council declares an emergency and mobilizes defense forces. International force landing cited as protection for foreign lives.
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Shanghai
Cty
Defense Strategy Board
Volunteer Defense Corps
London
China
Ramsay MacDonald
Nanziang
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Canton
Real Estate Board Organization Formed in Elyria
At the Elyria Real Estate men meeting held in the Elks Restaurant a committee of N Picklesimer W D Taylor and R Osborne was appointed to draft a Constitution and By Laws and report next meeting. Weekly Monday meetings will continue until a permanent organization exists with the next gathering on September 15 at 12 o clock sharp.
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Elyria
Elks Restaurant
Carpenter
N. Picklesimer
W. D. Taylor
R. Osborne
Sharp
Maine Returns Give Brewster GOP Governor Lead
Returns from 593 of 633 precincts show Ralph O. Brewster of Portland leading Democrat Wm. R. Pattangall for Maine governor by 33,875 votes with 136,648 to 103,273. Senator Fernald also leads Redman by 45,? thousand plus. Maine vote cited as broad endorsement of Calvin Coolidge era and Republican platform.
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Augusta
Maine
Ralph O. Brewster
Portland
Wm. R. Pattangall
Brewster
Patangall
Fernald
Fulton J. Redman
Redman
Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Foreign News Nuggets and Global Turbulence Across Nations
Sept 9 reports span Europe and Asia with fascist coup talks in Rome, Moroccan rebels severing rail lines near Tangiers, Venice denying gondola replacement, fighting near Tiflis, a Genoa Rome express crash injuring sixteen, Georgian anti soviet executions, Matsui named ambassador to the United States, and Scottish city honors Premier MacDonald promoting peace.
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Gibraltar
Morocco
Ceuta
Tangiers
London
Daily Mail Today
Venice
Constantinople
Georgia
Tiflis
Rome
Tokio
Baron Keishiro Matsui
United States
M. Hanihara
Japan
American Congress
Aberdeen
Scotland
Ramsay MacDonald
Cleveland Florist Association elects L Hecock president
The Cleveland Florist Association held its annual meeting in Cleveland yesterday electing L Hecock of Hecock Floral Co as president after fifteen years of active service. His administration will feature a mammoth flower show next year at the new Cleveland City Auditorium.
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Cleveland Florist Association
Cleveland
L. Hecock
Hecock Floral Co
Eta
Hecock
Association
Cleveland City Auditorium
Mrs Augusta Wiest Passes Away After Long Illness
Mrs Augusta Wiest 72 11 20 died at home 120 last evening leaving husband Louis West seven children including Ott Rine Fred Hofman Rudy Goetz Frant Elyria Louis Rhoon and William Henke eighteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She came from Germany 1883 and lived in Elyria since. She belonged to St Johns Lutheran church. Services were Friday at 1 30 pm from her home and 2 pm from St Johns with Rev W C Birkner officiating and burial in Elyria cemetery.
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Augusta West
Waller Street
Louis West
Ott
Cleveland
Rine
Fred Hofman
Anast
Rudy Goetz
Elst
Elyria
Lows
Rhoon
Wiliam Henke
Elyria La Follette Club Elects Officials and Pools Decision
The Elyria La Follette Club elected J. C. Binns as president and Chas H. Kopp as secretary at Moose Hall. An Elyria council and Kiwanis clash over a Cascade Park swimming pool plan prompts emphasis on sanitation, costs, and county organization.
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J. C. Bins
Chas. H. Kopp
Plan County
Elyria la Follette Club
Moose Hall
J. ©. Binns
Middle Avenue
Chas
H. Kopp
Mill Street
George Chingue
W. H. Mann
W. Busick
Henry Nickelas
Cleveland
la Foliette
Republican Party
LaFollette
H. Kurtz
Lorain
Man Change Plea in Liquor Case and $200 Fine
Joe Barro of Western Heights changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on illegal possession of liquor. Justice St. George was summoned and Barro was fined $200 and costs, with arrangements to pay. Burial plans began for Frank Rader, 42, who died by hanging at his home. no motive reported.
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Joe Barro
Western Heights
Justice St. George
Barro
Columbus
Frank Rader
Dayton Welcomes World Fliers in City Reception
Dayton prepares for a large homecoming as the Homing Freeons arrive by air, with public salutes at McCook field, convoy plans to Chanute and Wilbur Wright fields, and a Mayoral proclamation urging a warm welcome. Officials from McCook, Chanute, and Bolling fields coordinate moving schedules.
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Dayton
McCrank Field
Boiling Field
McCook Field
Chanute Field
Hale
Li Nelson
Jack Harding
Leigh Wade
Lowell Smith
Washington
Bolling Field
Daton
McCook
Wilbur Wright Fields
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GO. Incorporated Today
Peking
Tsao Kun
Peking) Republic
Chang Teor Li
Manchuria
Home Garden
Viciseim
Petimus
Cuiaha
Real Estate Board Organization
E. H. B. Green
Hetty Green
U. S
W. S. Stephenson
Stephenson
Butler
Davis
Estes Park
Colorado
Colorado Rockies
John W. Davis
Rocky Mountain Nationa Park
The
Daily Herald Today
Giornale
Fascisti
Lision
Genoa-Rome
Moscow
Degeorgian Mensheviks
Batom
Menshevik Executive Committee
Cleveland Florists
Augusta Wiest
Lafoleette
Cascade Park
Council
Park Board
Kiwanis Club
Khiwanis Club
George H. Ely
Sparks
Mr. Ely
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Jim Armitage
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