Fess Attacks New Deal as Socialist, Citing Constitutional Violations
Senator Simeon D. Fess campaigned for reelection in Lima arguing the current government’s policies depart from Republican and Democratic philosophies and align with Karl Marx. He warned liberty restrictions, A A A controls, and executive overreach, claiming the new deal undermines three constitutional branches and marks a socialist shift rather than adherence to Hamiltonian or Jeffersonian ideals.
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Lima
Simeon D. Fess
Karl Marx
Fess
George Washington
Washington
Executive
Congress
Hamilton
Jefferson
Fatal Auto Crash Near Columbus
One person is dead and three others seriously injured after a head on crash near Columbus Ohio late yesterday. Eva Melton 30 Akron was killed. Otto Melton and two sisters Garnet and Mildred were seriously hurt. Lois Brim drove the other car in which a sister two brothers two maids and two friends were passengers none seriously hurt.
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Columbus
Here
Eva Melton
Akron
Otto
Garnet
Mildred
Melton
Orient Feeble Minded Farm
Lois Brim
Willys Overland seeks permission to build cars and trucks
In Toledo, attorneys for David Wilson the president and receiver of Willys Overland Co asked in federal court for permission to manufacture 5 000 to 15 000 model 77 passenger cars and trucks. Objections to the application are set for 9 30 A M October 1 before Judge George P Hahn with a final hearing at 1 20 P M the same day. Granting the application would mean employment for 2 500 men during the winter months, Wilson said. Plant officials said 5 900 cars are already on order from dealers.
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Toledo
David Wilson
Willys- Overland Co
George P. Hahn
Wilson
Moone's Emerald Oil Promised To Clear Skin Fast
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a surgeon’s prescription for unsightly spots and common skin troubles. It claims itching stops after the first use and rapid improvement with continued use, with a money back guarantee for full satisfaction.
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C. W. Phillips
Moone
Twilight Tunes and Dance Bands Dominate 1914 Radio Guide
An OCR fragment lists 1914 radio program schedules across stations including WTA, WGAR, WHEH, WADC, WLW and more. Entries feature shows such as Twilight Tunes, Explorer's Club, Ballads, Baseball resumes, Glenn Miller era bands, and various orchestras led by Bob Crosby, Emerson, and Jack Armstrong with times, sponsors, and interludes like To be announced and Dance Bands. The fragmented page reflects a dense program guide with multiple stations and a mix of music, talk, and variety segments.
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WTA
Explorer's Club
Billy Batchelor
Frank Duck
Vallee
Whiteman
Warbe
Orch
Hollywood
Gutar
Busse
Bard
WADC
Woo
Magic City
Canton
Fred Warkeg
Pclas Pers
ivo-Ver
Van
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Day’s Lighted Lineup
A dense listing of afternoon and evening programs across WTAM WHK WJR and WCAR stations. Includes musical acts, hosts, talks, broadcasts, and sports updates with times from morning through night and multiple orchestras, bands, and variety shows.
Avon Pleasant Hour Club Meets at Mrs Wagner’s Home
Mrs Charles Wagner hosted the Pleasant Hour club at her Church Street home on Tuesday evening focusing on bridge with prizes to Miss Mary Weber and Miss Veronica Bins. Lunch followed the games and several guests attended from Cleveland Dover Elyria and Williamsfield.
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Charles Wagner
Church Street
Bridge
Mary Weber
Veronica Bins
Rose Casper
Winchester
Misses Wilson
Miss Coleman
Cleveland
Henry Mehling
Richard Dechant
John Carroll School
Ashton Dodd
James
Dover
Mary Brooks
Leslie Jamison
Elyria
W. Jameson
Ed Brown
Williamsfield
Wilson
Jameson TuesdayVisitors Wednesday Report
Jameson Tuesday Mrs Albert Chester and daughter Mrs Milton Tait were visiting Elsrin on Wednesday.
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Jameson
Albert Chester
Milton Tait
Elsrin
Belden Briefs Club Turns Out for Summer Event
Belden notes a club house gathering with a lively crowd enjoying the last event of the season. A next show is planned for September 22 with Conks’ on the wheels providing the music.
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Belden
Vhoestra
Community social notes and visits across multiple towns
A busy week of social visits and gatherings across Litchfield Medina and nearby. Hosts included Mrs Faber Mandery tangling with Victory Quilt club honor, while families such as Wise, Reisinger, Armbruster, and Jankola hosted relatives from Cleveland to Elyria. Attendants traveled between Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, and Akron for weddings, funerals, and Sunday dinners. Edward Reisinger returns from Cleveland to study at Ohio State University and visit family.
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Victory Quilt Club
Clarr Neshett
Edward Reisinger
Cleveland
Ohio State University
George Snyder
Toledo
Henry Snyder
Detroit
J. G. Reisinger
Roland Pfeiffer
Clarence Wise
Embarrassment of FALSE TEETH Ad for FASTEETH powder
Dropping or slipping false teeth cause embarrassment while eating talking laughing or sneezing. Use FASTEETH powder on plates for comfort and security with no gummy taste. Available at Muir's and other drug stores. (Advt.)
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Muir's
Call Attention To Lottery Laws
Washington report notes promoters must strictly follow federal rules to avoid action by authorities. Tickets cannot be mailed or moved across state lines by interstate commerce. States historically regulated lotteries to fund public works, with Massachusetts and New York first outlawing them in the early 1800s. Louisiana's lottery operated for decades, yielding big revenues before charter renewal was rejected in 1890.
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Washington
Ciniés
Harvard
Yale
Massachusetts
New York
Louis
Louisiana
Ltsas
Dreamland screens Eve Got Your Nimocy romance at Theatres
Dreamland presents Eve Got Your Nimocy a telephone romance drama featuring Samora and Pat O’Brien with Blondeil in supporting roles. The vivid plot centers on a telephone operator amid romantic entanglements and comedic misunderstandings at Theatres.
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Dreamland
Samora
Blondeil
Pat O’brien
Musical Spectacle Is Next At Capitol
A new musical opens at the Momstroag Theatre tomorrow and runs through next Tuesday. Joan Blondell leads the cast as a dancer in the chorus, with Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler as leads and supporting stars including Zazu Pitts Guy Kibbee and Hugh Herbert.
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Capitol
Brose Omensnes
Ravilas
RON Chorus
Damres
Momstroag
Joan Blondril
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Zazu Pitts
Guy Kibbee
Hugh Herbert
Woman found dead in elevator shaft at Masonic Temple
The body of Mrs Leota Abrams, 54, a former operator in the Masonic Temples, was found at the bottom of the elevator shaft yesterday. A coroner's verdict was expected today.
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Tix. O . Senton
Leota Abrams
Community Social Roundup Spanning Cleveland and Elyria Visits
A series of social visits and gatherings described include Mr and Mrs Wm Law hosting an armed art supper with guests from West Wir ziaid and La Grange, and a Gingham Pinochle Club party at Charter Nesbett's home. Attendees include the Wise, Schriver, Griffin, Bowman, and Goodman families, with several trips to Cleveland and Elyria noted.
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Cleveland
Wm. Law
Lonsmith
West Wirziaid
Delbert DeField
la Grange
Smith
Law
George Grabbensteller
A. L. Wise
Charter Nesbett
Mis
Mary Frances Schriver
Trenty Schriver
Sharlene Wise
Elyria
Herman Wise
Charles Griffin
James Griffin
Dover
John Bowman
Grafton
Mrs
A. L Wise
Senators Triumph Over Indians To Even Series At Cleveland
Bob Burke pitched for Washington as the Senators beat the Indians 5 to 2 in Cleveland to level the series at two games each. The decisive fifth game was scheduled for today with Oral Hildebrandt for Cleveland and Monte Weaver for Washington. Notable moments included two base hits by Vosmik and Manush, with Sewell contributing runs and Brengel driving in later scores.
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Bob Burke
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Oral Hildebrand
Triba
Monte Weaver
Washington
Myer
Manush
Sewel
Vosmik
Vosnik
Avert
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Saccrifice
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Washtreten
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Burhs
Pearson
Ant
Marthe
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Weta
Mrengel Toe Pires
Dorsetio
Mywens Torre
Sewell
Penantos
T . Hare
Fani Burke
Cleveland
Kreckerbevecker
USA
Giants Four Games Ahead In National League Pennant Race
New York leads the NL by four games after an 8-3 win over Cincinnati as St. Louis rested. Terre had four safeties in five at bats guiding a 13-hit attack on Richmond. Curt Datis won both ends of a twin bill 4-1 and 5-4 while the Cardinals and Pirates split.
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New York
Pirates
East Polo Team Triumphs Over West in 10 to 8 Thriller
Meadowbrook, I. I. Sept 20 Up sports desk reports the eastern polo team from Long Island edged the western squad 10 to 8 in the opener of a two out of three series. Winston, the flying guest, starred as the clash heightened anticipation for Saturday’s decisive game.
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West
Meadowbrook
I. I
Long Island
Winston Guest
East Upsets West In Polo Comeback At 7th Chukker
Spectators watched as the East rallied from a 4-goal deficit in the seventh chukker to stun the West. Cecil led the West with three goals in the sixth chukker, including two long efforts, but HMast's fast team play powered a six-goal surge for the East to claim a dramatic victory.
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Cecil
Hmast
Londos and Lewis Settle Feud In Chicago Mat
In Chicago tonight at Wrigley Field Jim Londos of Greece faces Ed Strangler Lewis for the world heavyweight wrestling title. The 10 year feud may end with a decisive one-fall match under a 90 minute time limit. If no fall occurs, a referee and two unnamed judges will decide.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Jim Londos
Greece
Strangler) Lewis
Wrestling Trust
Chicago Tribune
Illinois State Athetic Commission
Columbus Wins Second Straight in World Series Quest
In Minneapolis on September 29 Columbus took a 2 0 lead by winning the first two games of the Series against the Red Birds. Joe Shave and Walter Tauscheyr starred as Columbus built early momentum while Dan Beh, the manager, prepared to send veteran southpaw to the mound for the third game with a three game lead in view.
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Jess Petry
Minneapolis Villers
Ore
Anery
Columbus
Ohin
Joe Shave
Walter Tauseheyr
Red Birds
Calumbine
Danie Beh
Willer
Hes
Southprn
St Apan Agass Southpaw
Ray Blades
Teachowt
Large Entry Listed In Women's Amateur Golf
VIRGINIA VAN WEI of Chicago defending champion will tee off with Miss J M Plumpton of England in the qualifying round of the Women s Amateur Golf Championship at the Whitemarsh Country Club Chestnut Hill Pa Oct 1 pairings announced today The list issued by the USGA showed a field of 157 entries largest in 11 years
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New York
Virgima van Wie
Chicago
Chamiion
J. M. Plumpton
England
Whitemarsh Country Club
Chestnut Hills
U. Gait Association
Italian Troops To Be Sent To Saar
Paris reports an agreement to recruit German speaking Italian troops to reinforce Saar police during the plebiscite. The mission is to ensure neutrality as Saar residents vote on whether to join Germany or France or stay under League of Nations protection. Most of the 2000 police are to be recruited from Trieste and the Southern Tyrol with Mussolini’s consent.
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United Press
Paris
Saar
Germany
France
League of Nations
Saar Commission
Trieste
Tyrol
Benito Mussolini
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