Elyria Drum Corps Seeks 6000 for San Antonio Trip
Elyria’s Drum and Bugle Corps has 4000 pledged toward a 6000 fund to send the group to the national convention in San Antonio Texas. Mayor James A Hewitt chairs the fundraising committee aided by members Harding Loomis Brown Decker Powell and Bell. A successful Armco Club dance at Cascade Pavilion helped boost donations with a train planned to transport the corps southward.
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Elyria
American
American Legion
San Antonio
Texas
James A. Hewitt
Armco
Cascade Pavilion
Sunny Sputhlands
Mayor Hewitt
Sam Harding
Ford Loomis
Brown
Ed Decker
B. M.owell
E. W. Bell
Plans for G. O. Rally at Pitts Saturday night
The county Republican organization has completed plans for a rally to be held at Pitts Saturday evening October 13 under the auspices of the county Republicans. Governor of Ohio candidate Cooper will address the meet and others will speak. Francis Seig of Akron, a candidate for State Senate C. J. An Shelby and District 14 State Senator C. J. An will deliver speeches. Executive committee met at headquarters in the Masonic Temple. Campaign speakers include Simeon D. Fess, Robert Begg, and Thes Burton for Elyrians during the campaign.
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Republican Organi
Pitts
County Blicans
Cooper
Ohio
Francis Seig
Akron
Ress
C. J. An
Shelby
Masonic Temple
Lorain
Form A I B Chapter Here Meeting in County Bank Building
A meeting at the Lo County Bank building discussed establishing a local Am t Institute of Banking chapter. Everett Davidson chaired the meeting with H T of the Cleveland chapter presenting plans. War committees were named, and another meeting will be held later to advance the educational and social aims of the organization with 69,606 enrolled nationwide.
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A.I.B
Lo County Bank
Amt Institute of Banking
Somersons
Everett Davidson
H. T. On
Cleveland
United
Columbus GOP Meeting Attended by County Chair
Stetson, chair of the county Republican committee, attends a Columbus meeting of the Republican Executive and Central committees where the zen and secretaries are invited to attend. Foremen killed in Mississippi blaze in McComb. Fire origin determined. Damage estimated at $100,000. Wall cave-in reported.
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Mississippi
Miss
McComb Wholesalers
Ned Wall
Kiwanians View Marvels of the Manufacture of Steel
Elyrians visit Lorain Steel Plant to watch ore become steel and tubes as guides explain open hearth and Bessemer processes. About ten thousand workers, a fifty man police force, and a large plant span along the Black River. Kiwanians praise courteous guides, noting the workers take pride in their important roles in modern civilization.
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Lorain
Charles W. Lawrence
Elyria
United States Steel Corporation
Lorain County
Black River
Oberiin
Wellington
Bessemer
Tube Company
Steel
Auto Stealing After Accident Near Amherst
Two Cleveland men Willy Davis and Willis Smith were bound over to the grand jury by Justice S. J. George on charges of stealing an automobile after a wreck west of South Amherst. Mathews dispatched deputies to the scene. licenses on the car belonged to Davis, who had sold the auto weeks earlier. Both denied guilt and were held under $1000 bond each after a preliminary hearing.
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Sherif
E.G. Mathews
South Amherst
Cleveland
Grand Jury
S. J. George
Yester- Mathews
Willy Davis
Willis Smith
Toledo
Davis
George
Grand
Noted Musician Hruby to Lead Local Drum Corps to San Antonio
William Hruby drum major de luxe of the focal Drum and Bugle Corps will accompany the corps to the National American Legion convention in San Antonio. James A. Hawitt, chairman of arrangements, announced the news after securing Cleveland Orchestra approval for Hruby’s absence through Friday Oct 12. Hruby Kayling provided a substitute. Hughes of the Cleveland Orchestra extended best wishes for the trip.
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William Hruby
de Luxe
Focal
National American Legion
San Antonio
James A. Hawitt
Hruby
Cleveland Orchestra
Hewitt
Odella Prentiss Hughes
Hruby Kayling
Hughes
Elyria Corps
Bound Over for Embezzlement in LaGrange Township
George Dennison of LaGrange township was bound over to the grand jury by Justice S Dennison on a charge of embezzlement brought by his employer Adolph Scholi. Scholi says Dennison sold cows for him and kept part of the proceeds, about 1458 dollars, for his own use. Dennison pled not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a 1000 dollar bond.
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George Dennison
LaGrange Township
George
Adolph Scholi
Scholi
Prominent Mich. Man Ends Life in Detroit Home
Frederick C. Martindale a 62 year old banker and longtime Michigan Republican leader shot himself in his Detroit home. His health declined after a Florida trip last year and relatives described him as despondent. He served as vice president of Northwestern State Bank and was Michigan Secretary of State on three occasions.
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Detroit
Mich
Frederick C. Martindale
Michigan
Florida
Northwestern State Bank
Submarine S-17 Runs Aground Near Panama Bay
The U S submarine S-17 ran aground at Juan Point Almirante Bay Panama yesterday. Navy department reformed today. No injuries reported. Naval tugs stood by and expected to refloat the vessel shortly.
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U. S
Washington
Juan Point
Almirante Bay
Panama
Navy Department
Red Cross Appeal Urges Clothing and Cash for Hurricanes
Elyria Red Cross chapter seeks 1275 dollars and clothing donations to aid Puerto Rico and Florida hurricane victims. Churches clubs and organizations are asked to collect garments at their HQs while banks and the local chapter gather and ship supplies. Fern Smith urges all chapters to act promptly.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
Porto Rico
Florida
The
Red Cross
Fern Smith
Red Cross Seeks Five Million for Hurricane Relief
Washington news: President Hoover urged rapid Red Cross contributions as officials request a minimum five million dollars to aid 490,900 destitute hurricane victims in Porto Rico and 13,086 Florida families, with others in the Virgin Islands. Death tolls rise and epidemics threaten as relief work proceeds.
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Washington
Herbert Hooter
Red Cross
Cone
Porto Rico
Florida
Hoover
Red Cross Central Committee
Virgin Islands
West Palm Beach
A. L. Schaefer
Red Cross Dis
Many Bodies in Florida Will Not Be Found
West Palm Beach Florida September 24 relief units work to prevent epidemics among hurricane refugees while official death toll rises to 69 to 69 lives. Red Cross official A L Schafer cites 700 to 800 dead as a fair estimate and warns many bodies will never be found as flood waters cut off the Everglades. Search methods and evacuation plans are discussed as governor Martin issues appeal and confirms 15000 homeless and 5000 without clothing in a disaster total projected over 50 million in damages. Two days earlier conditions delayed body searches with boats available and sanitation priorities, as officials seek to prevent epidemics and determine burial needs.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
A. L. Shafer
National Red Cross
Lake Okeechobee
Fila
Everglades
A. L. Schafer
Schafer
Howard W. Selby
West
John W. Martin
Florida
Palm Beach
Vivian Collins
Pahokee
Lindbergh Guests Myron Herrick in Cleveland
Col. Charles A Lindbergh was hosted by Myron T Herrick United States ambassador to France in Cleveland. Lindbergh flew in from Chicago through fog and rain delaying other flights.
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Cleveland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Col. Lindbergh
Chicago
Glee Club Aims For Largest Chorus At Y Tonight
Members of the Men's Glee Club at the Y will meet this evening under director Bob Moory to lead the chorus. The group seeks more men interested in vocal work to build the largest Y chorus yet.
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Glee Club
Bob Moory
Political campaign across states as candidates tour
Herbert Hoover planned no appointments to devote time to his Elizabethton speech. Charles Curtis delivered his sole appearance in Sheridan while greeting crowds from a car. Alfred E. Smith left Oklahoma City for Denver with stops planned beginning at Guthrie. Joseph T. Robinson pressed the farm issue during his Kentucky drive.
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Herbert Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
Charles Curtis
Sheridan
Wyo
Alfred E. Smith
Oklahoma City
Denver
Guthrie
Oklo
Joseph T. Robinson
Kentucky
Former Judge Walter Meals Dies Suddenly
Former Judge Walter YD Meals dies at his Shaker Heights home after noon from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered after rising. Meals was a longtime Cleveland and Ohio political figure and played a leading role in Harry J. Davis campaigns to reform the city charter.
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Cleveland
Walter YD. Meals
Shaker Heights
Judge Meals
Ohio
Harry J. Davis
Hughes Expects To Work For Hoover In Hoover Campaign
Charles Evans Hughes, back from Europe, intimated he would take the stamp for Herbert Hoover if he can secure a clear decision after consulting the Republican National Committee. The former presidential hopeful postponed commitment pending party guidance.
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Hughes
Hoover
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Slot Machine War in Cleveland Renewed
In Cleveland Ohio on September 21 authorities ordered all slot machine distributors to report for questioning after a renewed wave of violence. Two bombs damaged Nathan Weisenberger’s home and two people were slightly injured. Police Chief Jacob Greal Safety Director RE Barry and Inspector C W Cody coordinated the crackdown with the roving squad rounding up distributors.
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Cleveland
Nathan Weisenberger
C. W. Cody
Jacob Greal
RE. D. Barry
Jéte Mack
Hhe
Cody
Welsenberg
Ohio Federation of Labor Elects New Officers
The Ohio State Federation of Labor ended its convention after reelecting officers and naming a seventh vice president. Arnold Bill Cleveland was elected president, succeeding John P. Frey who resigned to join the Metal Trades department. The re-elected vice presidents are Les Hall, W. M. Morgan, Stanley Ogg, James F. Malley, M. J. Lyden, and C. B. Chapman.
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Columbus
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Arnold Bill Cleveland
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
American Federation
Charles Stalf
Cincinnati
Bill
Les Hall
W. M. Morgan
Newark
Stanley Ogg
Hamilton
J James F. Malley
Cleveland
M. J. Lyden
Youngstown
C. B. Chapman
Dayton
Improvements at Local Y. M. C. A. Begin Season Repairs
Preparations for opening all gymnasium classes at the local Y M C A. include repairs and redecorating in the Moral building. The swimming pool gains a fresh coat of paint while shower rooms are enlarged and repainted. The gym floor is cleaned and refinished, handball courts repaired, and the officials’ deck retined. Bob Moore announces Carl Wagner and Charles Neiderhauser as assistants for the coming season.
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Bob Moore
Carl Wagner
Charles Neiderhauser
G A R Elects Nebraskan Commander in Chief
Denver September 21 1928 John Rees of Broken Bow Nebraska was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the encampment's closing session. The 1929 gathering will be in Portland Maine.
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Nebraskan
Denver
Colc
John Rees
Brokenbow
Xeb
Grand Army of the Rengbdlic
Portlanid
Pastor Reports Theft of Sedan in Elyria
Reeder reported to local police during the night that his Nash sedan was stolen. The vehicle bore a Elyria plaza on the radiator and the sixeens number star 5382 when taken.
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Pastor
Reeder
Elyria Plaza
Emotional Bossy Gillis Wins Permit In Newburyport
Mayor Andrew J Gillis known as Bossy wept openly as Newburyport council granted a permit to operate his gasoline filling station at State and High streets after a dramatic session. He pleaded that the move would benefit Newburyport, even as he acknowledged personal flaws and urged unity. The council vote was 6 to 5 in his favor.
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Colonful
Newburyport, Mass
Newburyport
Mass
Andrew J
Bossy) Gillis
Newburyport City
Bossy
Newburs
Port
Staid
Olid
Boss
Alvers
T. Francis Kelleher
Columbus
Select Editors For High School Newspaper Harriet Luther Leads
Harriet Luther elected editor and Homer Blanchard business manager of the new high school weekly newspaper. Announcement came at the student assembly. First edition to be published Wednesday afternoon Sept 25 at 2:30 p m. Journalistic class members will serve as reporters and each homeroom selects a business manager.
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H.S
Harriet Luther
Homer Blanchard
Miss Luther
Portes Gil Favored as Provisional President In Mexico
Emilio Portes Gil, interior secretary and Tamaulipas governor, is likely to be named provisional president on the first ballot by a joint congressional session next week. Senate members, 42 of 58, vote unanimously to back Portes Gil, a strong Calles ally who supports his church and U.S. policy stances. A committee will advise Calles, reflecting shifting leadership ahead of the 1923 election.
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Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Interior
Mezizo
Congress
Calles
Senate
Portes Gil
Gil
United States
Tead
Tamaulipas
Planes Hop Off in Cincinnati Air Derby Opener
Los Angeles to Cincinnati air derby began with planes taking off from Mines Field at 10 a.m. R. F. Merritt, flying a Brande plane, was first to clear the field. C. Baileigh, winner of the New York to Los Angeles race, placed second in a Laird plane at 10 01, followed by Jack Iseman in a Bellanca Trans-Atlantic Columbia at 10 02 and W. Holman in a Laird at 10 63.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Mines Field
el Paso
Texas
Jack Iseman
Tunney's Fiancee Sails Tonight For Naples
Miss Mary Josephine Lauder heiress and fiancée of Gene Tanner sails tonight for Naples. There she will meet the retired heavyweight champion on a walking trip from Paris and marry him about October 5 at Sorrento across the bay from Naples. The couple plans to travel for a year, possibly until a new champion is crowned.
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New York
Mary Josephine Lauder
Gene Tanner
Naples
Paris
Sorrento
Mercury Range Temperatures Across 20 Cities
Washington reports yesterday's highs and last night's lows from the Weather Bureau for 20 cities. A Manchester Guardian dispatch from Peking says typhus and cholera outbreaks strike Mafiongusta troops in China. Funeral services will be held tomorrow for blind inventor Cheries H. Parkis in Cleveland. Brian Roy K. Moution, 55, noted columnist on the New York A died at home after a long illness.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
London
Manchester Guardian
Peking
Mafiongusta
China
Dees Cleveland
Cheries H. Parkis
Ohio State Commissioner For the
Parkin
Cleveland Clinic
Doe
ST Joseph
Sich
Brian Roy K. Moution
New Jork
Bere Todes
Ste
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Red Gross
Lindbergh
Myron Herrick
Walter Meals
Ohio Federation of Labor
Y. MG
Gillis
Moses Nabas
Frank Burns
Justice 5
J. George
Wilkesbarre
Richard Gaughan
Interior Secy
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Mercury
Portland
D.C
Charleston
Jacksonville
Fis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Brownsville
G. Ware
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Yuma
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