Auxiliary Hears Many Reports at Morning Session
The American Jeepson Auxiliary Convention met in the Methodist Episcopal auditorium with 597 delegates registered for the Philadelphia National Convention. Reports from committees covered Americanism movement, publicity, and child welfare with units statewide detailing aid to 807 children and services at the Children’s Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RB. Morrow
Jeb
American Department
Dayton
Ella Baker
Findlay
Hugh Clark
Fowler
Legion
Della Harris
Child Welfare Department
Nenia
North East
Youth East
End of 1926 primary season with mixed state ballots
Washington September 14 primary season closes amid explosions and upsets. Balloting in many states ends with local issues dominating. Six U.S. senators head to voters though Maryland offers the only truly competitive contest. Republican Werbler faces Mill. the Wet-Dry and public court questions shape the race. Further details continued on page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doarn
United States Senate
Maryland
Jo Marsland
RB. Werbler
Republiceo
Senate
Harding
John Philip Mill
House
Weller
Hill
Evars
Tragedy in McGhee as Sunshine Special Wrecks
In McGhee Arkansas a Missouri Pacific Sunshine Special wrecked after midnight due to a broken rail. Engineer George Bushing of McGhee was killed. One fireman was injured and several passengers were hurt, with one seriously. The crash left the engine, mail car, and a passenger coach off the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcghee
Ark
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
New Orleans
George Bushing
Bushing
Doval
Typhoid Case Reported At Flrvia Memorial Hospital
The Flrvia Memorial Hospital reported another local typhoid fever case, making three people treated there. Patient Mrs. Ocilla Washington of Fuller Read was identified, with the hospital seeking six additional Washingtons for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flrvia Memorial Hospital
Ocilla Washington
Fuller Read
Press Congress In Geneva Opens
Geneva hosts World Press Congress with delegates welcomed by the mayor at the city hall. Sessions at Geneva University feature Dean Waller Willais of Mission University and remarks on free and unrestricted news transmission amid calls for open channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
World Press Congress
Genev Lhe
Spotstas
Geneva University
Waller Willais
Mission University
Adklress
Woledore
Wiktinins
Breeting
Chronicle Telegram Lauded For Convention Coverage
State Adjutant Jacob Saslnsky lodiey expresses complete satisfaction with Chronicle Telegram coverage of the convention. He notes the paper followed proceedings closely and provided splendid publicity, as the paper praises his remarks and remarks on statewide tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilanes
Adjetant
Toayant
Chronicle-Telegrant
Jacob Saslnsky Lodiey
Chronicle-Telegram
Insky
Primary Defense League protests state ballot action
Columbus details reveal that over 60 000 signatures were deemed fraudulent on petitions to restore the convention system. Former State Senator F. Burke and attorney James A White filed with Secretary of State Thad Brown, alleging forged names and copied handwriting across counties including Hamilton and Cuyahoga. The protest cites dozens of misused addresses and odd names like Christopher Columbus and Napoleon Bonaparte, urging ballot removal in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
4. F. Burke
Elyria
Ohio Primary Defense League
Thad Brown
Burke
James A. White
Anti-Samon League
SW. Reeder
Williame i. Pengally
Chareet«Ories
Nack Beer
Hamilton
Suyahogan
Siac
Christopher Columbus
Jesus Christmas
Barnum
Charley Chaplin
Napoleon Bonaparte
Theo Griffiths
Cleveland
Primary Protection League
Nickel Plate to Install Signals at Dangerous Lake Road
The Nickel Plate Railroad will install light and bell signals at the crossing on Lake Road just east of Vere Wilton to improve safety. In a letter to Lorain County commissioners, ALC chief engineer Arvex describes lights and bells as standard crossing protection, to be placed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate
Dangerous Lake Road
Lorain County
Lake Road
Vere Wilton
Obregon and Rebels Tq Flight Near Pitahiva
From Mexico City Sept 14 reports say General Obregon led a small detachment against Yaqui rebels near Pitahiva Senera. Initial claims of his capture were contradicted as Indian forces attacked a convoy bearing Obregon who, with 150 soldiers, held the line until reinforcements led by General Manze arrived to drive off the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menico City
Cieneral
Obregen
Pitaliva
Senara
Tony Thariigr
Obregon
I Trahy
Ghregen
Manze
Two Elyrians Fined in Lorain Court for Liquor Charges
In Lorain Municipal Court Judge J Athenigk scolded Elyria visitors for drinking and fined Arthur Gariss 24 dollars with 30 days in county jail for driving an aura while intoxicated, later suspended on good behavior. Join Ganway faced a 1 dollar fine plus costs for being drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ely
J. Athenigk
Tre
Arthur Gariss
Elyria
Casta
Ganway Alea
Legion Parade Attracts 25 000 To Largest City Event
Twenty five thousand people attended an American Legion parade through city streets led by Marshal Charles Crehbore and Patrolman Corbete Bonthany. Delegations from every post in the state marched with national colors and Legion standards as bands and drums provided music. Judges awarded Shelby Post best marching unit and Greenfield first in membership gain, with multiple awards for auxiliary and drum corps. The night featured a Morty and Fight parade with costumed participants on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Charles Crehbore
Corbete Bonthany
Legion
Stars Legion
Thi Wan
Para
Shelby Past
Prier
Lima
Tollevug
Toledo Lutes
Elven
Quention
Massilan
Zanesville
Berea
Greenfield
Columbus
Watsena
Toledo Auiligis
SO. 1
Tadtics
Allout
Clairsville
Franklin Yost
Colunbug
Canton
Ward
Shelby
Massion
Morty
Broad Street
Drastic Steps Likely as Mexico Tells Churches to Hold Services
Mexico City reports a government plan to seize church buildings if Catholic prelates do not convert to religious services. The move aims to separate church and state and could lead to church buildings being used as schools, libraries, or government offices nationwide. Catholic leaders vow to resist, even if all churches are confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menteo
Republic
Mexico
Autoist Williams Fined and Jailed for DUI
John Williams was fined 50 and costs and sentenced to thirty days in county jail this morning by Justice S. J. George for driving an automobile while intoxicated. Williams was arrested last night on the Ridgeville road by police agent A. Préd.
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John Willams
Costa
Justice S. J. George
Willams O
Ridgeville Road
Anerife
Commander reviews year at Ohio American Legion convention
Anton Ohio delegates heard Commander Martin review a year of Legion work urging uniform standards, new member rituals, and calling attention to 1236 compensation claims, $2,700 saved from state funds, and a 5,000 statewide membership rise. Resolutions supported service officers, hospital improvements, Armistice Day legality, and guardianship and memorial expense reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Chillicothe Hospital
Anton
Ohio
American Legion
Canton
Toledo
Communder Mardin
Gaivor
Walher Gracey
Cleve Lind
Otto
Stata
Cnmmittee
Sastasky
Dyelr
Wilt Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary Banquet Honors Ohio Members
About 150 wives mothers and daughters of the American Legion Auxiliary in Ohio gathered for the annual banquet at First Methodist church with officers from the state and local units present. Mrs Abi Clark department president presided at one table and Mrs Lena Wheeler local president at another as an orchestra played. after the meal Mrs Clark announced delegates would convene in ten minutes and the postponed afternoon session opened with song led by Mrs Ted. The program featured reports from Mrs Clark and Mrs Wheeler including unit visits funded by the department visiting fund and a plan for future visits to all units, aiming for broader participation and adjusted leadership duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
American Legion Auxiliary
Uhr
Abi Clark
Tia
Lena Wher
Loc
Clark
Chirel
Ten Minnutes
Myre
Olive Terobe
Nat Ts
Neh Martin
Ariment
Wark
Clarefloat
Louch
Beatis
Fedba
Tris
Mfaeh
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes German City
A severe typhoid outbreak in a German city leaves over a thousand seriously ill or deaf in a span of days. Despite continuous medical efforts from Berlin doctors and volunteers, the disease spreads as frightened crowds cling to isolation barracks for news of bedridden relatives. The outbreak is traced to a polluted water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toakov Rac
Berlin
Panin
Burke Addresses Toledo Groups On Direct Primary
Burke of the city spoke at noon before the Toledo Exchange Club and will address the League of Women Voters this afternoon on the direct primary and why we should prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Burke
Toledo Exchange Club
League of Women Voters
Man Taken in Liquor Hand Fined 600
Frank Davis, one of the trio arrested in the raid on September second by Sheriff F A Mydeyhill and State Prohibition Agent O WW Rankin, was fined 400 on two charges on Lorain Street. Davis faced possession of intoxicating liquors and apparatus for manufacture. Albert Frye’s trial was postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
Tris
F. A. Mydeyhill
Prohibition
O. WW. Rankin
Lorain
George. Davis
Albert Frye
Italian Ambassador Poincare Conference On Mussolini Speech
Premier Poincare today received Italy's ambassador Signor Avexzana in Paris and discussed Mussolini's weekend speech and the fascist press stance toward France after an Italian anarchist attempted to kill Mussolini who had been living in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruelleten Varin
Poincare
Ytale Jin
Avexzana
Mussolini
France
Former countess admits will forgery in Potsdam confession
In Potsdam Germany society reels as Henselda Schnabel former countess von Laininges Westerburg confesses to forging her husband Professor Schnabel s will to gain his fortune. The Berlin ichnologist died in 1924 and exhumation of his body is being considered.
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Tootsdam
Germany
Potsdam
Henselda Schnabel
Countess von Laininges
Rs. Sehaalion
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Methodist Episcopal
Julia Osborne
Julia Hausman
Hugs Clark
Hk. H. Jackson
Cahill
Hush Clark
Arthur S. Clark
North East District
F. C. Conrad
U.S. Senate
Su Broohart
Tawa
League
Virsil G. Jesper
Volture 149
Heart
Jasper
Virgil G. Jasper
Obregon i
Elyrians
Legion Paradouulortul Affair
Mexico City
Poingare Regenues
Talian
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