Airplane Bombs Fire Near Shanghai As War Rages
Reports from Chin Wang Tao say Manchurian planes dropped a bomb between two foreign ships with no damage. In Shanghai artillery was audible as Kiangsu and Chekiang forces clash. censorship tightens amid mutinies and refugee influx.
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Shanghai
London
Chang Tso-San
Chin Wang-Tao
Gulf of Liaotung
Liuho- Huangtu
Tuchan
Lu Yung Helang
Chekiang
Linha
Aiangsu
Afangsu
Nanjiang
Sun Chuan Fang
Fukien
Kiangau
Hang Chow
Barber Eleven Hold Evening Tryouts For Season Ahead
The K and B Barbers held a Monday meeting to map plans for the season with many new candidates trying for various positions. A second tryout will be at 7 o clock this evening for any players wishing to participate. The article also notes unrelated items about trade association implications and a separate regional police practice event.
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Barber Eleven
K. & B. Barbers
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Ad Promises Gain
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a tasteless alternative to cod liver oil. It claims the tablets are easy to take, 60 tablets for 60 cents, with a money back guarantee if a user does not gain at least five pounds in 36 days, and includes testimonials attributed to David P. Woodburn.
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Srength
MccCoy
Phillips, Crandall
Ebert
David P. Woodburn
Owego
Oberlin Road social round includes visits and birthdays
Doris Gunsotus visits the L. E. Barnard home while neighbors host gatherings at multiple homes. Guests attend picnics, celebrate birthdays, plan new houses at stop 100, and inspect nearby properties as families from Oberlin and surrounding towns visit. Flight note mentions a trip in Harold Barnard’s aeroplane.
Penfield News Highlights Local Visits and School Notes
Mrs. Geo Bradstock visits Cleveland as Mr and Mrs Harry Welsh return from Congress to their Penfield home. Allan Haulk returns home from three months illness, after visiting sister Mrs Sylvia Whansettler in Ashland. Penfield students study at Wooster Oberlin Elyria and Wellington, plus LaGrange. Twenty Farm Bureau ladies join Mrs Melvin Hopkins in LaGrange for a day of hosting. Dr McIntosh and Ruth Paddock vaccinate 120 at Penfield school. Smallpox appears at the Coley home. Mrs W B Lindsley hosts the Ladies M E society with a quilt project and refreshments.
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Penfield
Geo. Bradstock
Cleveland
Harry Welsh
Congress
Welsh
Allan Haulk
Sylvia Whansettler
Ashland
Frank Knowles
LaGrange
Rolla Dague
Agnes Strong
Wooster
Kathryn Xleinhaus
Oberlin
Ruth Bolse
Elyria Business College
Kenneth Smalley
Wellington High School
Laura Bachelor
Elyria High
Clayton Babel
Penfield Farm Bureau
Melvin Hopkins
la Grange
Hopkins
McIntosh
Ruth Paddock
Penfield School
Coley
Smith Road
W. B. Lindsley
M. E. Society
Davis Takes Campaign to East in Midterm Speech
Davis argues against critics during a campaign stop in the East as he accuses opponents of bias and asserts his party’s agenda. The speech, delivered before supporters, touched on national policy and electoral strategy.
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Davis
Coalis
Vieter
Rele
Dawes Campaign Swing Through Sioux Falls Area
General Charles W. Dawes, GOP vice presidential hopeful, rallied crowds with three speeches outlining duties to safeguard inalienable rights. The trip, part of a broader campaign circuit, included social events and brief rests before continued stops in Falls City and Minnesota.
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Dawes
Sioux Falls
Charles W. Dawes
Pla
Robert Ae
de Solues
Brownhelm Briefs Highlight Local Meeting Notes
Brownhelm reports a gathering with several members present as discussions covered community issues. Details remain fragmented but indicate ongoing organizational activity and civic engagement in the township.
Stock Market Reopens With Mixed Gains In Early Trading
Stock activity resumes with specialty stocks and high priced industrials leading early gains while industrials like steel and American Can lag. Weekly Fed bank statement shows fewer rediscounts but more bills purchased, and call money below 2 percent. Gasoline price declines weigh on overall market. Canadian Pacific rises on German government stock sale. Worthington pump climbs sharply in early action.
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New York
Steel Common
Federal Reserve ‘Bank
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Fsbor
Standard Oil
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Worthington Pump
Yemter
Grain and livestock market report from Chicago and Cleveland
Cleveland live stock receipts total 900 cattle 800 calves and 116 sheep and lambs with a dull market and calves and sheep 50 cents lower. Hog receipts 4500 with prices down. Chicago grain opened steady with wheat up and corn and oats mixed. futures quotes for December wheat 133 1 4 to 7 8, May 139 4 to 3 8.
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Cleveland
Daincrease Lee
Owen’s Bibbe
Chicago
Choir of East 75th Street to Sing at Brownhelm
A choir from East 75th street Cleveland Evangelical church will sing at Brownhelm Evangelical church Sunday morning. Local social notes mention the Just-a-Mere Club hosting needlework and bazaar planning, plus multiple visits among families in Elyria Pittsfield Lorain and Oberlin.
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East 75Th Street
Cleveland
Evangelical Church
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Just-a-Mere
Adam Claus, Jr
Dudley French
Norwalk
L. ©. Laylin
Ladrock
H. B., Whittlesey
Rockford
Illinois
Christopher Bauer
Wm. Nelding
Pittsfield
John Portman
Alvin
Ernest Portman
Elyria
Frank Peck
Ben Zitch
Baus
Mery Zitch
Lorain
William
Body of Jimmy Murphy arrives in Los Angeles
A large crowd met the body of Jimmy Murphy, famed automobile racer, as it arrived from Syracuse, New York where the speed king was killed in a race Monday. The incident followed a day of national political and legal updates across Washington New York Baltimore Chicago and Boston with various official actions and court movements.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Murphy
Syracuse
N. Y
Syeed King
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
James Couzens
Republician
Michigan
White House
New York
Finley J. Sheppard
Helen Gould
Jay Gould
George Gould
Baltimore
Claude Dobbs
Thomas J. Foran
Philadelphia
Louis Cohen
Chicago
Pius XI
Convention of the Holy Name Societies of
United States
William Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Rome
Ridgeville social notes reveal visited kin and school plans
Local items list residents visiting relatives in Elyria Cleveland Hudson and Kalifornia. The community notes mention new Ridgeville teachers for grade and music, a planned bazaar, a dedication date for the new school building and a L B S meeting. Numerous weekend guests from Akron Cleveland Elyria and Canada are noted.
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Ridgeville
John Smith
Adolph Frank
Nick Smith
Elyria
Matt Deidrick
John Rehm
Avon
Cleveland
C. T. Winckles
C. F. Stowell
Hudson, Mich
Katherine Younglays
Ely
J. Rehm
Phillis Dickins
Hazel Maddock
Joseph Bleser
Walter
A. L. Pitts
Ed Conners
Akron
Peck
John Lafrinier
Lenn O’lloyd
Leonard
Caliifornia
Roy Cross
Sarah Peck
Ed Haserodt
Geo. Maddock
Jay Andrews
Lakewood
EB. & Peck
Clint Worthington
H. G. Stacey
Florence
Stacey
Paul Knapp
G. Buckinrither
G. Titts
S. Gerlach
Paterson
Richard Putt
Columbia
John Tompson
West View
Ricket reunion draws a wide circle of relatives
Sept 19 report from Sullivan details a large Ricket family reunion at Nova hall with attendees from Toledo Akron Flint and Oberlin plus local residents. Notes include schooling changes and community updates such as Christ ian church centennial invitation and storm related telephone issues.
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Margaret Ricket
Akron
Lottie Jones
Oberlin
Lottie Redman
Olivesburg
Gee
Kassel
Ashland
Andrew Troy
Arron
Lebkisher
Last
Rhea Thompson
Ashland College
Nelson Peet
Utica
Mich
William Arnde
Gertrude Taylor
Phylis
Geraldine
Jennie Myers
Jack Chapman
Evelyn
Richard
Youngstown
Gus Genol
Emma Munhollen
Faye Taylor
Samaritan Hospital
Mary Blinn
Chas
Bair
Blinn
Elyria
Herbert Schultz Co Opens New Meat Market in Lorain
The Herbert Schultz Co of Elyria leased 641 Broadway in Lorain and will open a new meat market on September 27. The Elyria market has closed.
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Lorain
Herbert Schultz Co
Elyria
Broadway
Actress Nita Naldi to Wed in Europe
New York dispatches say Nita Naldi screen actress will marry Giacimel Langea after crossing the Atlantic. Cleveland Trust Co president Ya yous duelist traveler is the subject of speculation. Police in Columbus search for two white bandits who robbed four businesses for about 250 dollars. Akron sees death of Adam Duncan founder and president of Akron Soap Works. Toledo reports Wooster deputy and two others scoping five suspects but no Wooster suspects held.
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Cleveland
New York
Nita ® Naldi
Atlantic
Europe
Giacimel Langea
Yayous
Cleveland Trust Co
Columbus
Aknon
Adam Duncan
Akron Soap Works
Toledo
Wooster
Birmingham and Lorain Women Seek Divorce
Grace Wynn files for divorce from John Wynn alleging lack of support after his 1906 marriage and presence in South Dakota. They own Camden township property and she seeks alimony. Elizabeth Vary of Lorain seeks divorce from Alex Vary for extreme cruelty after their 1914 marriage and removal from home, plus alimony.
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Birmingham
Lorain
Grace Wynn
John Wynn
South Dakora
Camden Township
Elizabeth Vary
Alex Vary
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Youth Cream
Edna Wallace Hopper, stage and screen star, touts a beauty cream claiming to preserve youth and grant similar results to her own beauty. She notes endorsements from scientists, offers a money back guarantee, and provides a free sample via a mailed coupon. The product is sold by druggists and toilet counters at 60c per jar and 35c per tub.
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Edna Wallace
Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper
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