Scholarliness Talk Stimulates Oberlin Freshmen
Oberlin College's Ernest Hatch Watkins addressed the Class of 1934 in the fire chapel, detailing five pillars of scholar mess: industry, challenge, imagination, discussion, and idealism. He warned that true study requires loyalty of mind and good will to benefit society, not mere cleverness or prestige.
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Oberlin
Ernest Hatch Watkins
Oberlin College
Wilkins
Central King
College
Ife
Eason
Bs Hough
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Delights Homestead Crowd
The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, entered in the national Boston competition, entertained the crowd between halves of Amhersti and Els ria last evening. The corps drill impressed spectators and drew strong applause as it mirrored its Boston performance.
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American Legion
Boston
Amhersti
Els Ria
Man Found Dead in Hamilton Hotel
A man registered as E. Clark of Nashville Tennessee was found dead in bed at the Hamilton Hotel. Coroner Edward Oak said the cause was poisoning and a note stated suicide. He had no known relatives.
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Hamilton
E. Clark
Nashville
Tenn
Edward
Oak
Santo Domingo hurricane veers to sea. may disrupt Atlantic liners
The revived Santo Domingo hurricane, which hit the North Carolina coast with property damage, has moved back to sea and is forecast to cross ship lanes. The center remained hurricane strength about 174 miles east of the Virginia Capes and is advancing northeastward.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
North Carolina
Virginia Capes
Know This Elyrian The Man Behind The Department
A school portrait highlights a prominent figure whose silhouette symbolizes the most active department. Students recognize him as a central authority and likely the most discussed area of school life.
Day forges one fight after bride
Washington reports Dr. F Scott McBride head of the Anti-Samoan league says forces will not surrender to repeal or any program of anti prohibitionists. He notes dry gains and losses in primaries but predicts Congress will be as dry or drier than before.
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Washington
F. Scott McBride
Anti
McBride
League
Crampton
Hudson
Repn
Mich
Dep
Mller
Wash
Pennsylvania
Congress
Ohio Democrats Gather in Columbus to State Platform
Ohio Democrats plan their state platform in Columbus next Tuesday afternoon. They seek to contrast Republican cost claims with Democratic vows to curb government spending and protect agriculture while highlighting state revenue growth and past appropriations. Prohibition stance expected to favor law enforcement.
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Columbus
Ohio
G. O P
Cooper
Poison deaths of mother and two children shock Knoxville
In Knoxville Georgia on September 13 a widow Mrs A L Smith and her two children Margaret aged 4 and Malcolm aged 7 were found dead in their bedrooms by a negro maid. Sheriff Charles Giles reported the family had been poisoned and said there was no known motive. The husband was away at a fox hunt.
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Knoxville
A. L. Smith
Charles Giles
Smith
Margaret
Malcolm
Alleged Killer Adjudged Insane in Batavia Case
William Boshears of Cincinnati was adjudged insane after three physicians testified to the court. He is accused of killing John Spencer, 22, also of Cincinnati, near Batavia last July 4 when Spencer allegedly grasped Boshears' wife. A jury may be asked to rule on Boshears sanity.
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Batavia
Wiliam Boshears
Cincinnati
John Spencer
Charles White
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Boshears
Spencer
First Bird Picture To Be Colored Appears Today On Page Three
The Chronicle Telegram invites all boys and girls under thirteen to color the page three bird drawing. Send colored pictures to the Bird Editor for a chance to win a Birdland Color kit. Submissions must arrive by Thursday and winners are announced Saturday.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Birdland
Ohio employment outlook improves says U S official
Frances I Jones director general of the U S employment service reports a brighter national and Ohio employment outlook after reviewing reports from representatives nationwide. He notes improvements in iron and steel and steel tube industries and a high level of activity in Atlantic seaboard repair yards with continued hiring in August and expected into the next two months.
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Washington
Ohio
Frances I Jones
U. S. Employment Service
Jones
Automobile and Iron and Steel
Auruch
Iron and Steel Industry
Ohio Londitions
Alame
Department of Labor
Lantic Seaboard
Radio season brings new models to fall market
The Chronicle-Telegram reader Want Ads present buyers for old radios and other house hold goods. Sell or trade in quickly and cheaply by calling 4412-4413 and asking an adtaker for help.
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Chronicle-Telegram
American Yacht Holds Narrow Margin in International Cup Race
On the U S S Kane at the International Cup course near Sept 18 Shamrock and Enterprise battle for the lead. Their tall white sails push against a light northerly breeze as the contest for America s Cup remains tight.
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U. S. S. Kane
Shamrock
Enterprise
America's Cup Races Open at Newport Rhode Island
Defending yacht Enterprise owned by Vanderbilt Astor and skippered by Harold S Vanderbilt faces challenger Shamrock V owned by Sir Thomas Lipton and commanded by Captain Ted Heard. First race at 1100 EST on a 30 mile windward leeward course with 15 mile legs. second day triangular course. Start 3 miles southeast of Brenton Reef lightship. Time limit five and one half hours. Prize: America's Cup.
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Enterprise
Vanderbilt Astor Sendicate
Harold S Vanderbilt
Challenger
Shamrech V
Thomas Lipton
Ernesr
Ted
Lham
Brenton Reef
United States
Isle of Wight
England
Enterprise Holds Narrow Lead in South by Westerly Race
At 2 p m today the American yacht Enterprise led the Shamrock by about 50 yards after the first hour. Vanderbilt steered the Enterprise to regain the advantage as a favorable puff let Shamrock close to even terms. The boats covered about eight miles of the 30 mile course by the hour mark as the breeze shifted.
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Harold S. Vanderbilt
Enterprise
Shamrock
Vanderbilt
Hume Plans To Begin Work Thursday
Thomas J. Hume, a Worcester contractor, plans to start work on the new tuberculosis sanatorium next Thursday with the first concrete pour if sufficient water can be obtained. The site creek is dried up, and water access may present a problem.
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Building Commission
Thomas J. Hume
Woraia
Hume
Water line plan emerges for hospital site
Two wells on the property may supply water. if not, Hane faces a forced temporary connection from the hospital site to the Amherst water main half a mile away.
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Hane
Amherst
Buffalo Ends Rampage After Lawn Damage Settlement
A buffalo escaped from a Canton rodeo caused $25 in lawn damage. Phil and Kate filed suit against the rodeo for $25, attaching its property. The claim was settled Friday and the buffalo and outfit moved from the city.
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Canton Canton
Phil
Kate
Stark County Elr
Over Million Goes To School Districts
Fragmented OCR text shows large sums attributed to school districts with figures such as 60,872 79 and 1,709 75, alongside many monetary entries. The content resembles a municipal financial table listing allocations and totals without complete context.
Recover Stolen Payroll Two Arrested
In Cincinnati on September 13 two suspects were jailed within twelve hours after robbers seized a shoe factory payroll. A bystander copied a license number from the getaway auto, leading to the arrest of Homer Neal and Malcolm Roberts. Neal declined to speak.
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Cincinnati
Homer Neal
Malcolm Roberts
St. Louis
Neal
Yorkville Mayor jailed on liquor conspiracy charge
Steubenville O Sept 13 Mayor Benjamin Oliver of Yorkville jailed last night on liquor conspiracy charges with a $1000 bond set for a hearing before U S Commissioner C J Berkowski on Sept 21. Oliver was accused of conspiring with an unnamed party in a case involving liquor and wine sales.
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Weld
Steubenville
Benjamin Oliver
U. S
C. J. Berkowskii
Sey
Oliver
Shunht
Slater
Mre
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