Plea for More Culture by Coolidge at South Dakota Library
President Coolidge urged colleges to teach science and character at the Lincoln Memorial library dedication in Brookings. He praised Lincoln for land grant colleges and American agriculture, warning that without a broader spiritual understanding, culture will fail. He argued higher learning must inspire reverence for truth and guide the nation to a higher realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
S. D
Coolidge
South Dakota State College
Lincoln Memorial
United States
Ufe
Abraham Lincoln
David
Solomon
Warmer Weather Forecast For Next Week
Weather outlook for September 12 to 17 predicts above normal temperatures across the Great Lakes region with general showers in Ohio and nearby areas. Local showers are expected Tuesday or Wednesday and again at week’s end, while most highs remain above seasonal norms.
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Washington
Ohio
Waller
Northeast Ohio Conference Chooses Delegates at Lorain
Delaware O Sept 10 The Northeast Ohio Conference of the Methodist church will meet at the First M E Church in Lorain next year. The body voted to elect Rev E B Collier of Salem as delegate to the general conference and named Rev B F Raading of Towio and Rev E S Weaver of Lima as delegates from the West Ohio Conference.
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Delaware, O
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Church
M. E
Lorain
Collier
Salem
West Ohio
B. F. Raading
Towio
Ev. E
Weaver
Lima
Fpee Cas
Elyria 1927 Street Improvements Show Progress Across City
Elyria’s 1927 street program has improved many avenues and streets as maintenance, resurfacing, and patching proceed funded by automobile license and gasoline taxes. Major work includes resurfacing Lake avenue, Filbert street reconstruction, West River Street patches, and new pavement on 13th Street, with crews set to continue this week.
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Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Chronicle-Telegram
Hewitt
West River Street
Furnace Street
Corporation Land
Lake Avenue
Spruce Street
Lodi Street
Oak Street
Clinton Avenue
Filbert Street
Columbia Steel Co
Irondale Street
Woodford Avenue
Blake Street
Infirmary Road
Corporation
West River Road
West 17Th Street
Elvira Iron and Steel
Maple Street
Oberlin Road
South Middle Avenue
South
Middle Avenue
13Th Street
Garford Avenue
Cambridge Avenue
Stanford Avenue
Kenyon Street
Cleveland Street
East Bridge
Olive Street
Abbey Road
Gulf Road
Columbus Street
Hamilton Street
Harwood Street
Second
Third Streets
Second Street
Middle Aveue
Weert Avenue
Gracecourt
Southwell Appeals Dry Backing for Marshall Bill
George C. Southwell district superintendent of the Ohio Anti Saloon League spoke Friday night to the County Dry Federation urging Dry forces to back the Marshall Bill to strengthen law enforcement and strike a blow to Wet forces. He blamed the referendum on the old time Wet crowd naming Graham Hunt Homer Durand C J Jance Benedict Crowell and others and alleged bootleggers circulated petitions in some counties. He said the fight aimed to test Ohio sentiment for Prohibition repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Southwell
Ohio Anti Saloon League
Cleveland
Ohio
County Dry Federation
Southwell
Graham Hunt
Cincinnati
Homer Durand
C. C
Jance
Columbus
Benedict Crowell
Moderation League of
Infantile Paralysis Appears in Toledo Area Early This Season
Three new deaths from infantile paralysis raise alarm across northwestern Ohio as Toledo records its first local case. Bryan reports two deaths in 24 hours prompting drastic board of health action. Schools to open after Oct. 1. minors barred from theaters. Toledo reports one adult victim to date.
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Toledo
Ohl
Board of Health
Bryan
Earl C. Oberlin
James Ellis
Charles Ellis
Mansfield
Leroy Probst
Board of Health and School ‘Board
Bryjaan
Methodists Name Delegates To Convention
The Ohio Conference completed ministerial delegate election for the general convention with six named and three alternates chosen on the fifth ballot. Newly chosen delegates include Rev J W Blair and Dr John W Hoffman, with earlier selections from Columbus and Worthington. Alternates are Rev I E B Miller, Rev B E Johnson, and Rev K B Alexander from Portsmouth and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohin Conference of the
Methodist Church
J. W. Blair
Chillicothe
John W. Hoffman
Ohio Wesleyan University
W. C. Hartloger
T.H. Campbell
E. ©. Hitt
Columbus
BE. R. Stafford
Worthington
I. EB. Miller
BE. K. Johnson
Newark
K. B. Alexander
Portsmouth
Grant Injunction To Coal Company Against Union
STELBENVILLE Sept 10 An injunction was granted Clarkson Coal Co against the United Mine Workers by Federal Judge Benson W Hough. The ruling permits non union work under court protection as Ohio mining proceeds. Mine owners may operate mines while obeying the law and workers retain legal rights, including the right to work or not work. Union miners may peacefully persuade but may not break the law.
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Stelbenville. C
Clarkson Coal Co
United Mine Workers of America
Benson W. Hough
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Refusal to sanction Legion parade at Cherbourg France
Cherbourg September 10 The chairman and the entire municipal reception committee for American Legionnaires arrival hero Friday resigned today. The action followed a police order refusing to sanction the parade citing recent communist manifestations and fear of further trouble if the parade proceeds.
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Cherbourg
American Legionairesa
Legion
Dawes and Pershing Praise Wilson and Baker at Farewell
In New York on September 10 Vice President Dawes and General Pershing lauded Woodrow Wilson and Newton D. Baker at a farewell banquet aboard the Leviathan. About 200 American Legion and military officials attended as Baker spoke of wartime service bearing fruit and Pershing defended Baker against postwar criticism.
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Dawes - Pershing
Wilson
Baker
New York
Dawes
General Pershing
Woodrow Wilson
Newton D. Baker
American Legion
Army
Pershing
Barnard to Succeed Ban Johnson as AL President
Washington reports E. S. Barnard of Cleveland will replace Ban Johnson as American League president under a three year, 49 000 dollar per year contract. Johnson to retire in November. Billy Evans and Tris Speaker hinted for Cleveland roles. Indians to be sold to a Cleveland syndicate led by Alva Bradley. new plant planned near downtown.
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Washington
Harnard
Cleveland
Ban Johnson
News Today
Gene Kessler
Kessler
Johnson
Barnard
Billy Evans
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Evans
Speaker
Teporta
Will Aid Dry Service Or Chooks Washington
Washington reports a Treasury driven purge of the dry service after claims the bureau is rife with bribery. Assistant Secretary Lowman accuses graft and Melon orders a sweeping housecleaning. An internal probe targets the entire personnel while a new ruling lets internal revenue agents assist within the prohibition bureau.
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Washington
United States Dry Service
Treasury
Lowman
Secretary of Treasury
Melon
Internal Revenue
Prohibition Bureau
Lowman and Melton
Youth Dies After Windshield Crash in Cleveland
Geo Morrison aged nineteen died in a Cleveland hospital after injuries from being thrown through a car windshield yesterday. Driver Rasit Boden said he swerved to avoid a woman in the street, and the force of impact threw Morrison to the pavement.
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Dirs Cleveland
Geo. Morrison
Rasit Boden
Morrison
Cleveland group opposes parole for Mrs Eva Kaber
The Cleveland association for criminal justice will oppose granting parole to Mrs Eva Katherine Kaber who is in serious condition in Marysville women's penitentiary. An executive committee resolution records opposition to extending mercy to Mrs Kaber.
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Kaber Cleveland
Cleveland Association For Criminal Justice
Eva
Katherine Kaber
Marysville
Kaber
Liston Sought After Bad Check in Waterloo North Dakota
North Dakota Sheriff E. G. Mathews reports William S. Liston, wanted for passing bad checks, may have moved the case forward after a check was cashed at a Waterloo filling station. No further information available at this time.
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Liston
North Dakota
E. G. Mathews
William S. Liston
Waterloo
Indiana Governor Ed Jackson Indicted for Bribery
Indianapolis Sept 10 Governor Ed Jackson and three others faced bribery indictments after Marion county grand jury true billed Jackson mayor John L Duvall of Indianapolis George W Coffin Republican leader and Robert I Marsh Klux Klan attorney during Stephenson regime accused of conspiring to pay Warren T McCray to appoint James E McDonald Marion county prosecutor McCray declined offer and Jackson claimed he sought McDonald appointment but denied bribery all defendants released on bond Stephenson tied to faction claims and testified after being moved from Michigan City penitentiary
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ed Jackson
Indiana
Marion County Grand Jury
Jackson
John L. Duvall
George W. Coffin
Robert I. Marsh
D. C. Stephenson
McDonald
Stephenson
McCrary
Davall
Michigan City Penitentiary
Levine's Pilot Says Flight To India Likely Next Week
In Lont on September 1 Walter Hinchcliffe, British pilot for Charles A. Levine, told United Press they will depart for India, probably Karachi, next week. He confirmed the earlier plan to fly from L evine in the Bellanca Columbia to New York had not been abandoned. If weather stops the trans Atlantic attempt, Levine and Hinchcliffe would pursue a non stop distance record to India.
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Levine
India
Lonton
Karachi
Walter Hinchcliffe
Charles A. Levine
United Press Today
New York
Levina
Hinchcliffe
Bond Set For Lorain Woman In Chain Store Robbery
In Cleveland on September 10 Anna May Feher of Lorain was held to await trial on a charge of robbing a chain store. Her companion Henry Vanderwyst pleaded guilty. Bail was set at 25 000 with sentencing postponed to next Friday. Also sentenced was David Jackson, 24, to the reformatory after pleading guilty to burglary and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Anna May Feher
Henry Vanderwyst
Lorain
Vanderwyat
David Jackson
Reformatory
Navy To Promote Water Flying And New All Metal Planes
Navy aviation chief Rear Admiral Moffett said the U S Navy will push water flying for commercial and military use. It has three PN-10 flying boats and is testing air cooled engines to gain power with light weight. Plans include a monoplane flying boat and all metal construction while trials aim for long distance safety and potential Hawaii routes.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Navy
United Press
Moffett
Atlantic
Hawaii
Panama
San Diego
Backers Halt Windsor trans Atlantic flight
In Windsor Ontario public unease ends plans for a trans Atlantic flight to London. Duke Schiller and Phil Wood are recalled to take part in the New York Spokane air derby on Sept. 21. The committee says the trans-Atlantic flight is terminated and to bring the plane back promptly for entry discussions.
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Windsor
Ont
Ontario
England
Duke” Schiller
Phil
Wood
Beard
Johns
Newfoundland
Phil Wood
CG. A. Schiller
Royal Windsor
London
Eng
Canada
Rumor That Old Glory Monoplane Sighted Debunked
Newfoundland reports no confirmation of sighting the monoplane Old Glory or its three crew members. Ottawa investigators found no substantiation of a Halifax area sighting despite a dispatched message and wireless broadcasts.
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ST. Johns
Newfoundland
Kyle
Ottawa
Ont
Old Glory
Halifax
Canadian Marine Department
Latude
Orth
C. H. Harvey
Marine Department
Pledged Funds Grow for Ely Stadium Gateway Project
The committee reports $3,014 pledged toward a new gateway entrance at Ely stadium on the Middle Avenue side. Construction aims to be finished before the opening game, with the fund nearing its goal as volunteers push donations.
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Ely Stadium
Middle Avenue
Detroit Pioneers Reach Shanghai In Around The World Flight
William Brock and Edward F. Schlee arrived in Shanghai at 6:30 p.m. aboard the Pride of Detroit, part of their round‑the‑world flight after leaving Hong Kong 800 miles south earlier today. Their route includes the East China Sea, Japan to Tokyo, then Midway Islands, Honolulu, San Francisco and onward to Harbor Grace.
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Shanghai
William
Brock
Endward
F. Schleé
Detroit
Hong Kong
East China Sea
Japan
Tokio
Shanghai Brook
Schlee
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Midway Islands
Honolulu
San Francisco
United States
Probe death of Lorain man sparks grand jury action
A grand jury in O. Sep 10 is weighing charges against James Nose of Bellevue in connection with the death of Arthur J. Burgett of Lorain found bound along a lonely road near Sunbury. Indictments are expected later today.
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Delaware. O
James Nose
Bellevue
Arthur J. Burgitt
Lorain
Sunbury
Columbus Warehouse Blaze Damages C. D. Kenny Co.
Fire at the C. D. Kenny Co. wholesale house in Columbus caused about 29000 in damages. Sugar, tan and coffee stored inside were destroyed. Fire likely started by defective wiring near the elevator shaft, flames climbing to the fourth floor while the lower three floors remained intact.
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Columbus
C. D. Kenny Co
Arm Injury Sustained During Friday Football Game
Kenneth Martin of 255 Eighth Street sustained an arm injury Friday while playing football. The injury was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Kenneth Martin
Sireet
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Leviathan Sails for France With Legionnaires on Board
The Leviathan set sail from New York harbor carrying 1410 American Legionnaires for a peace voyage to France. Bands from across the U S played stirring war songs while General John J Pershing walked the gangway before departure. A roar of cheers greeted the former commander as he greeted the gathering Legionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leviathan
New York Harbor
United States
American Legion
Paris
John J. Pershing
Black Jack
Senate
Five in Elyria School Board Race
A total of 376 candidates filed petitions for nonpartisan elections to township village and school boards in Elyria and nearby areas excluding Oberlin. Names list trustees clerks marshals and education board hopefuls across Amherst Avon Avon Lake Brillington Brownhelm Camden Carlisle Columbia Grafton and other townships with the County Board of Education also seeking candidates.
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Board of Education
Elyria
Oberlin Village
Loralz
Amherst Village
Board of Elections
Amherst Township
Frank Foster
Henry Brandt
Edward H. Brucker
Ward Tolhurst
Justice of the Peace
E. C. Schuler
EB. E. Foster
J. I. Smythe
Thomas Bruce
E. H. Mays
Wm. Miller
E. L. Moebius
Fred H. Koch
Ward
Mattor
Joseph H. Degnan
Albert J. Traxler
John R. Pipes
Alvin Walker
A. J. Hain
Eugene Tincher
W. H. Harrison
B. B. Chapman
Curtis Duff
Fay
T. J. Nussdorfer
Chant
Frank Krebs
Drake
John Schwendeman
Dan Titus
Frank
Bernice Fay
Otto Katterbenry
John Spaetzel
W. N. Schumaker
M. T. Stead
Brllighton Township
W. C. Daye
Ira.Les
Clair Goss
Forest “Atchum
Charles Everson
Walter Everson
A. H. Jones
Clark Ewell
Brownhelm Township
George Risden
M. W. McQueen
Lford Bacon
B. K. Lindsley
W. A. Miller
Charles Schmaltz
William 5. Trinter
William F. Kneisel
Conrad Baetz
Camden Township
R. E. Blackwell
J. Davidson
N. W. Calkins
L. E. Radcliffe
C. P. Davidson
G. A. Brumby
H. H. Howe
Constable
R. Calkins
J. M. Whitney
Harold Lathrop
W. Davidson
W. D. Davidson
Carlisle Township
P. H. Campbell
Dan Campbell, Jr
Joe Davidson
Frank Rahl
John Reinders
Peter G. Miller
R. N. Fox
Lee
Terrell
John Daly
Henry Pallas
Eugene Sites
County Board of Education
Ed W. Stang
James E. Davidson
Avon
Walter G. Hadaway
Elmer F. Cotton
Lorain
Columbia Two
P. W
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Goolidge
Drys
Marshall Bill
Anti-Saloon League
Lorain County
Northeast Ohio Conference
Foster C. Anderson
Edwin Kirby
W. H. McMase Masters
Alliance
Grant
Coal Company
France
Says Barnard
Indigt Hoosier
McCray
Stadium Gateway
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Sgnlee
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