Ohio Christian News backs Hoover opposing Smith on prohibition
The Ohio Christian News, official organ of the Otic Corn Churches, editorially supports Herbert Hoover and opposes Governor Al Smith, stating prohibition is the major issue in the campaign. It accuses Smith of defying the 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act, urges defeating Smith to preserve prohibition, and criticizes religious bigotry and past wet records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. C
al Smith
Ohio Christian News
Otic Corn Churches
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Tor
Congress
Cannes
Gov‘ermor Smith
League of
Ition
Tg Vore
Toledo Woman Leaps to Death in Maumee River
A Toledo woman believed to be Mrs. Peter Gee, 43, drowned herself in the Maumee river after taking her two children Mary, 6, and Ruby, 2, from their home early today. Her husband, Peter Gee, 47, is a United States prisoner held on a liquor charge.
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Toledo
Peter Geef
Maumee River
Mary
Ruby
Peter Gee
United States
Cases Waiting Turn In Court In Lorain County
About one thousand cases await action as Lorain county common pleas court prepares for the September term opening Monday September 24. The bar docket pamphlet shows 95 percent of cases already filed with about fifty more to be added. The docket begins with case 17847 John Benders versus Peter Lyshak et al and ends with case 26826 Nick Drisko versus the City of Erie in a petition in error from the Eisrael case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Common Preas
John Benders
Peter Lyshak
Nick Drisko
Etrica
Eisra Ctry
Maror
Lorain County Bar Association
Horvath Declines Attendance at Wife's Funeral
A Lorain dispute surfaces as Horvath states no wish to attend his wife’s funeral. The account notes apparent tension and unclear reasons behind the refusal, with local reports suggesting strained relations and possible ongoing quarrel within the family. However details remain fragmentary and unresolved.
Obscure Oberlin Chronicle Telegram Note 1923 Toll
Chronicle Telegram correspondent from Oberlin reports on a somber memorial for 42 crew members killed when a ship crashed nearby on September 3 1923. J B Anderson and C chairmen lead speakers and S Moore attends in a ceremony honoring the fallen.
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Sheaerdaah
Stanzai
Here
Coveressmaa C
Che Dar
J. B. Ande
Shea
Bandar
S. Moore
Lisutenar Berological
FORMER COLUMBUS CHIEF VISITS FIRE DEPARTMENT
Former fire chief Wl S Wis card of the Columbins visits the Columbus fire department now connected in Ohio Inspection Bureau to review how fire departments operate as he tours the state. A meeting of the YMCA glee club is postponed to a later date due to scheduling conflicts.
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Columbus
Wl S Wiscard
Onio Inspection Bureau
Eivria
Winnaré
Fire blaze near Central Station injures deputy or bystander
Fragmented report recounts a blaze within ten feet of Central Station. Fire Chief Bates is noted. A right foot fracture appears linked to the incident. A speeding offense involving R. B. Fisher from Loraiz is mentioned, with police custody following a plea.
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Central Station
Mare Improvements at Children's Home
Improvements include new doors in dining and kitchen areas, a refrigerator room, and new fire escapes installed from the third floors of dormitories. Additional improvements are under consideration. There are 76 children in the home, with wards placed in foster homes.
Elyria Sees Healthy Year Promised by Health Chief
Sanitary policeman Fra will iams reports Elyria has few contagious diseases this spring with diphtheria and fever cases minimal. He states no present outbreaks and the health department aims to make 1922 one of the best years for public health in Elmva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fra. Williams
Elmva
Wiiams
Youth Injured In Football Practice
A 15 year old boy from Easley was wrist injured during a high school football scrimmage Friday afternoon at the school field. He was carried out for medical aid and taken to Elgin Memorial Hospital where doctors classified the injury.
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Scrimmnar
Rer
Elgin Memorial Rospital
Unlawful Boarding Of Children Scored In Lorain County
The Associated Charities reported unlawful boarding of children in Lorain County. Mrs. P. C. Gilman said several children were taken into homes lacking state licenses. State law requires licenses from the state before boarding children.
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Lorain County
P. C. Gilman
The
Associated Charities
High School Students to Publish Their Own Paper
A 39 student class led by Miss Margaret Edwards will publish a semiannual high school newspaper. Students write editorials create ads and handle layout under supervision. the paper aims to cover up to date school events and supplement the monthly magazine. Business managers will be chosen from the class later.
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Margaret EL Edwards
Drum Corps to Drill Tonight for Legion Fundraiser
The American Legion drum and bugle corps of Ohio plans intensive drilling as Major James A. Hewitt announces 32 300 of the $6 000 goal has been subscribed to support sending the corps to San Antonio in October to compete for honors.
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American Legion
Richwine Feld
Mpion
American le
Drum and Bugis Corps
Ohio
James A. Hewitt
Legion San Antonis Fund
San Antonio
Maro
Smith Confers With Leader On State Campaign Efforts
Governor Alfred E. Smith tightens political fences in New York as he readies a Western campaign. He meets with state leaders headed by M. William Brey of Utica to map strategy against Herbert Hoover. A gubernatorial choice remains pending until days before the Rochester convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Smith
Iasi
M. William’ Brey
Utica
New State
Herbert Hoover
Rochester
United States Senate
Syracuse
Ohio Dirr
Xsoah
Red Cross Talk Planned for Elsha High Students
Elsha high school students will hear a Red Cross demonstration wagon talk next week. Officials will lecture during the morning assembly on Friday September 21.
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H.S
Red Cross
Elsha High School
stvTia
Lorain Post Office Robbery Trial Adds Another Defendant
Lorain on September 14. United States government intends to convict another alleged gang member linked to the September 28, 1925 post office robbery. Lorain policemen received subpoenas to appear at Harry P. Holmes trial in Cleveland on September 25.
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Lorain P. O
Lorain
United States
Harry P. Holmes
Cleveland
Market Reports From Cleveland and Midwest Hubs
Market activity shifts across Cleveland and Columbus entries with potato and poultry prices, fruit and vegetable quotes, and live cattle and hog values. Notable figures include Jersey potatoes at 2.15 to 2.25 per 50 pounds, assorted eggs and butter levels, Columbus fruit prices such as apples and peaches, and Cleveland hogs and cattle trading at steady to firm ranges. Local quotes also cover Chicago butter, poultry, and grain bids, with To-ledo and Minneapolis grain and livestock movements noted.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Timothy Sped
Jaworski foils capture bid as police swarm house
Jaworski delays grilling by revealing a description of the evicted three story brick front on Euclid Avenue. A large police move with riot guns and bullet proof vests surrounds the house but finds nothing. An officer recalls Jaworski's shift to grin saying he sent the men on a wild goose chase.
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Jaworski
Frank Storr
Evuclidare
Vasbinder
Rapid progress on Elyria library addition on Third Street
Brickwork for the second story advances rapidly as crews prepare space for the Elyria Historical Society and its books. Ground was broken late last summer and completion is expected before winter. Move-in date awaits official announcement, likely after Thanksgiving but before year’s end.
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Elyria
Third Street
Elyria Historica? Society
Library
Reefy
C. A
Attempt to Fire Tipples Across Ohio Mines
Athens case centers on two mine tipples operated with non union workers. Two men alleged to be snipers who wounded HF S Green, fireman at Mine 281 of Ohio Collieries Co, fled scene as watchmen pursued. Investigations tie to arson attempts at Tipple No 5 and No 12 of Sandusky Creek Coal and Western Fuel Co Orbiston area.
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Athens
HF. S. Green
Ohio Collieries ,Co
Sandusky Creek
Hocking Vally
Murray City
Western Fuel Co
Orbiston
Jack Anderson
Ohio Collieries Co
Glouster
Anderson
Ror McLaughlin
Wiliea Moody
Grand Jury
BH. S. Green
Goebel and Tucker Win Flight Despite Rough Conditions
The Yankee Doodle crew Goebel and Tucker battled harsh weather and a damaged craft to win the flight after a rough landing on a lonely road near Prescot. Crowds carried them to the announcers stand as winner laurels were placed before explaining the refueling delay and eligibility issue.
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Goebel
Tucker
Dudley Steele
Prescot
Rocky River Joins Lake Erie High School League
At Lakewood High last night the Lake Erie High School League admitted Rocky River as its sixth member joining Elyria Lorain Lakewood Shaw and Cleveland Helgats. In Cleveland a 19 year old Walter Outen was wounded in the groin by a shooting claimed by Merton Beebe, a waterman, and Beebe was held for shooting to wound. A theater on E 205th street faced repeated peeping incidents as Polly Buhre the actress reported three youths peering into her dressing room and she called Besbs.
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Rocky River
Lake Erie High School League
Lakewood High School
Elyria
Lorain
Lakewood
Shaw
Cleveland
Walter Outen
Merton Beebe
Watcrman
Kiesh’s
E. 205Th Street
Polly Buhre
Besbs
Beebe fires along alley injuring bystander Guten
Police report Beebe fired while running through an alley near a window and Guten, a bystander not among the peepers, was struck. In Cleveland, Mike McAneny an Ironworker, aged 42, drowned after falling 116 feet from the Eagle Avenue bridge into the Cuyahoga River. In Columbus Hardy Price a 33 year old stone cutter was found dead at his home. Coroner Murray investigates.
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Beebe
Guten
Cleveland
Mike McAneny
Eagle Avenue
Cuyahoga River
Columbus
Hardy Price
Murray
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Horvath
Apparentiz
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Chronicle - Telegram
Oberlin
Burt
Hasiear Mar
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Stree
Gyle Co
Clyle
Broad Street
Glee Club
XY. M.C
Y.M
Bates
Wise
Ed Hate
Ates
Dames
R. B. Fisher
Loraiz
Etsis
Lodi Street
Fishes Wes
Springers
Ste
Teshorn
Buliter
Weasleer
Bears
Obio Bartlerr
Chicago
Timothy
Minneapolis Gralens
Minneapolis
Wausen
Charles Lotzeneiser
Napoleon, O
Al’s Restaurant
N.Y. C
Brown Company Printers
Mill Street
America
Haseroot
House of Perfect Diamonds
Elyria, Ghio
Starr
Starr Phonographs
Sterr
the Taylor Music CO
West Broad St
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