Meth. Conference Opens in Elyria with Large Gathering
The fifteenth Northeast Ohio conference convenes Tuesday at 2 PM in Elyria M E Church with Bishop Theodore S. Henderson presiding. About 900 ministers laymen and boys attend, with many staying in private homes and about twenty ministers at hotels.
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Bishop Henderson
Northeast Ohio
Elyria Methodist Episcopal Church
Theodore S. Henderson
Cincinnati
Conslegate
James A.hewitt
George A. Brown
City Ministerial Association
J. J. Burke
C. N. Church
J. J. Wallace
Kmn
Joseph W. Cleland
H. F. Frakes
MBE
Kentucky
Bradbeck
Francis J. McConnell
Pitthurch
Alva Taylor
Board of Temperanes and Social Welfare
Church of Christ
Fred B. Miysher
Calcutta
Tatia
Pramas Leon McBride
America
Ton
Religious War Flare Sparks Arrests in Mexico City
In Mexico City on September 29, authorities arrested three hundred Catholics on charges of propaganda at a home where religious services allegedly took place. Father Jenara Mendis urged worshippers to stand firm, as relatives rallied outside the central police station for release. demonstrators were dispersed with a fire hose.
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Mexico City
Fater Jenara Mendis
Trial Opens Over Daugherty-Aliens Property Claim
New York September 20 a government case in the Daugherty Miller trial centers on former attorney general Harry M Daugherty and Colonel Thomas W Miller alien property custodian charged with conspiracy. Prosecution alleges they defrauded the United States by improper acts in returning seized war era property to foreign interests with biased services. Letters claimed to show how the 1927 claim was handled were read as W McClean testified.
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New York
Cove
Harri MM
Daugherty
American Metals Company
Daneherty
Thomas W. Miller
Daueherty
Miller
United States
Fareren
W. McClean
Oshlami
McClean
Department of Justice
American sailors wounded in Pidgeon gunboat clash
Three American sailors on the gunboat Pidgeon were wounded in a shelling by Cantonese troops near Yankow. The ship returned fire with its machine guns as the Cantonese fired rifles and machine guns. No confirmed Chinese casualties reported.
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Pering
Pidgeon
Yankow
Flood Warnings Extend Through Ohio Valley Area
Weather bureau issues flood warnings for the Veyd and Rareaven rivers as tropical storm threat races inland. Forecasts project rising waters to push northward into the Ohio valley by Tuesday night with possible impacts across surrounding communities.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Appeals Court Hears Dockets As Sept Term Nears End
The Court of Appeals opened its morning session and dismissed 180 cases while continuing others. Eleven cases remain to be disposed of before the September term ends. Notable items include Grace T. and Nieh all v Bernaracies et al dismissed, Lovell v Rumsey, Jordan v Patrons Mutual Relief Association continue, and a Torain counts commissioners case for $5000 damages set for Thursday. Adjournment was ordered with hearings awaiting scheduling.
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Court of Appeals
Grace T
Niehall
Joseph
Three Simmmers in Channel Again From Dover
Miss Mona MacLellan known as Moana Marlatan swam two miles off Dover at 12 20 p m in her second attempt to cross the English Channel She had swum nineteen miles earlier In the same crossing Horace Carey Folke stone pi driver and Miss MacLean started from Cape Gris Nez While at 7 38 this morning Colonel Kreaburg was no longer visible from Cape Gris Nez He had 61 and a half miles at that time.
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Dover
England
Mona MacLellan
Fisthe
Moana MarLatan
Hanys
Horace Carey
Folkestone
Cape Gris Ney
Macelean
Kreaburg
Cape Gris New
City Protest Seeks Gas Rate Hearing Delay in Syvia
City solicitors of Sy via Buevras and Marton filed motions with the State Utilities Commission on behalf of cities and towns protesting Logan Gas Company rate increases. They request to extend the next hearing from September 28 to November 1 and seek data access or permission for W. H. Weiss to review the company books.
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Columbtes, CO
Syvia
Buevras
Marton
State Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
W. H. Weiss
Automoble crash near Telegraph Road leaves one dead
One man, Joe Gentile, 25, of South Amherst dies from a fractured skull after a car crash near the High Level Bridge on Telegraph Road. Nick Gentile and Dominic Gentile are hospitalized with injuries. Nick is reported out of danger.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Telegraph Road
Joe Gentile
South Amherst
Cleveland
Gentile
Nick Gentile
Tne Gentile
Dominic Gentile
Joe Gentle
Mobile braced as gale and rain storm halts city
Mobile Alabama faced a 10 minute to one hour gale with heavy rain that paused streetcar service and shut power stations while residents sought safety. No damage reported yet as weather officials in Mobile sought updates from Pensacola before losing communication.
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Mobile
Ala
Hildings
Pensacola
Aterm
Marines Sail to Florida with Medical Supplies
A detachment of United States Marines was dispatched to Miami aboard the naval tug Ragaduce with all available surplus medical supplies. The move was ordered from the Seventh Naval District headquarters this morning as part of a radiian reparch to the Navy Department.
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Washingson
Miami
Navy Department
Seventh Naval District
Safe cracking continues in Lorain despite police efforts
Lorain police persist in night patrols with riot guns chasing clues to a professional gang. a safe at William Seher Bottling Company, 301 12th Street, was robbed of flag, with no leads to guide investigators.
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Lorain
William Seher
Anxiety Follows Tornado Sweep Through Miami Area
Friends and relatives in Lorain county fear for many residents after the Miami Florida tornado touched down. Local inquiries name Frank E Treat of Miami Power Light and Power Co and John Kaiser and wife in the stricken district. John Powell reports his brother in law and family safe but homeless. Henry Theiman learns his Miami property is safe. More families, including teachers, are unaccounted for.
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Miami
Fla
Mary Treat
Harrison Street
Frank E. Treat
Miami Power Light & Power Co
Hcs
John Powell
Inlaw
Murray
Rochester
Jouriuy
M.D. Miller
Ienry Thieman
Lorain County
Florida Relief Train Aids Stricken Moore Haven Area
A Florida relief train moved through Sebring delivering healthcare staff and supplies to the stricken Moore Haven area. The convoy carried rafts and canoes to reach Everglades city and included hundreds of coffins from Tampa and St Petersburg. About three hundred refugees were brought to Sebring for medical care and embalming services.
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Florida
Sebring
Fla
Maine Haven
Everglades
Cannes
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Florida Cilies
U S Ships Sail With Aid for Florida Sufferers
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral C Piltard ordered four destroyers and four Coast Guard cutters to Southern Florida waters to aid hurricane victims. Vessels include destroyers and cutters Bonees Yramacraw Madov Manning sailing from New York Savannah Wilmington N C Norfolk.
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Washington
C. Piltard
Coast Guard
Florida
Hundreds of survivors describe devastation after Miami hurricane
Refugees arriving from the Florida southeast coast recount collapsed buildings buried under debris and widespread ruin in Miami. They report food shortages, water supply problems, looting, and a need for rapid rebuilding as authorities estimate thousands affected and ships marooned in bays.
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Harry Otto
France
Miami
West Palm Beach
C. P. Wanpah
Dalton
Florida
G. A. Kerler
Philadelphia
Havanna
Blades Hotel
Hennah
Joniton
Everglades
Norton
Alabama Struck as Tropical Hurricane Hits Southeast Coast
Montogomery report says tropical hurricane struck southeast Alabama coast cutting Mobile and other towns from the rest of the state. Governor Branden sent three Maxwell aircraft to assess damage. Planes returned by noon. Train service in the southeast disrupted and all wires down.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Mobile
Branden
Maxwell
Pensacola Hit by Tropical Hurricane Gaolet Force
A naval radio dispatch received at 10265 a.m. reports a tropical hurricane striking Pensacola Florida with a barometer falling to 20 inches and winds of 160 miles per hour. The message, relayed by Key West naval station, gave no details on damage or tide.
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Pensacola
Fla
Naval
Navy Department
Navy
Naval Station
Key West
Hurricane Toll in Southern Florida Rises
International News Service tallies early counts from Miami to Boca Raton as the hurricane causes extensive deaths and massive property damage. Deaths reach dozens in multiple districts including Miami Beach Fort Myers Hollywood and Homestead with thousands injured and crops ruined.
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Jacksonville Kha
Sepe
South Bharkha
International
Miami
Mimi Beach
Wear Palm Beach
Moore Haven
Fort Myers
Hallywood
Coral Gables
Wiltmore Hecel
Inda Hospital
Fort Landrridlale
Postpane
Danla
Haltsnedale
Boca Raton
Lower Florida
Florida hurricane toll listed with many victims
International News Service item catalogs a partial casualty list from the Florida hurricane. Names span Miami, Dania, Fort Lauderdale, Coral Gables, Hollywood, Hallandale, Moorehaven, and other areas, including adults and children, with several professions noted. The list continues on Page 2.
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International News Service
Florida
Austin
Chisholm
Wiecami
Cochrane
Josephine
Coral Gables
Cohen
Rol
Dania
Cody
Mra
Dania Cottrel
Moorehaven
Craft
K VW
Crawley
Myr
Ruth
Fort Lauderdale
Urillar
John
Moorshaven
Egan
Miami
Flaherty
Thomas J
Koboken
Architert
Haskins
Frank
Real
Laskins
Havelock
Andrew
Dana
Hine
Hiawell
Twee
Ead
Sarah
Holly Anod
Irminger
Edgar
Morehaven
Jacobsen
Kickman
Neilie
Dania Kimball
Mes
Hallendale Hitile
Alten Bush
Luther
Hod
Hallywood
Malitte
George
Hiaileah
McAllist Teter Machadale
McGlaiits
J. Wandened
Coral Gable
McPhee
Odith
Providence
Ohio Governor Extends Sympathy and Aid to Florida
Governor A Vic Denaney sent a cable to Florida Governor John W. Martin offering Ohio's sympathy and any aid after Florida's disaster in Lorain Ta24. Denaney recalled Ohio's June 28 1924 tornado and stated Ohio stands ready to assist Florida as needed.
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Columbes
Florida
Chita
Loran
A. Vic Denaney
John W. Martin
Ohio
State of Florida
Lorain
Florida Hurricane Devastation Leaves Citys Shattered
The 1926 Southeast hurricane slams Florida with 100 mph winds. Miami and Miami Beach suffer severe destruction with hundreds killed and tens of thousands homeless. Property losses run into hundreds of millions as relief efforts mobilize statewide.
Relief trains organized for Florida cane disaster victims
Special trains carrying doctors and nurses were organized in Chicago to aid the suffering thousands in the Floridian hurricane disaster. The first unit departed via the Tr nots Central with crews aboard this morning. more trains were prepared to deliver relief supplies.
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Chicago
Harry Cane
Irth
Trnots Central
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Mexico
Sowa
Appeals Dourt
Sout Amc
U.S
Alan
Moore Haven South
Ely Stalgren
Everglades City
Debi
Jacksonville
Adulh
Tms
Morida
Galeotalk
Florid
James R. Connor, Jr
Gulf Coast
of Relief and Rehabilitation
Florida Peninsula
Intimans
Strek
Asiana
Llacksonville
Biltmore
Vago
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