Roosevelt Talks on Power and Utilities Aboard Special
President hopeful Franklin D. Roosevelt en route to Portland outlines a program on water power and public utility regulation. In Seattle he urged a reciprocal tariff to restore exports, criticized Republican leadership, and pressed for a united push toward a new deal amid a cheering Democratic crowd.
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Roosevelt Attacks Tariff and Predicts Victory
The speaker stressed opposition to the Hawley Smooth Tariff. He blamed it for harming plans to stimulate the economy and urged negotiated tariffs as a fair, stable path. He cited retaliation by forty nations and vowed an international conference if elected.
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Roosevelt Promises New Trade Policy For Economic Peace
The speaker urged restoration of foreign trade with all nations, backing American leadership and industry to achieve stability and prosperity. Crowd estimates placed Roosevelt’s Seattle welcome at about two hundred thousand, the largest in his six week tour. Births, club meetings, and student elections fill community events with dinners, roasts, and officer ballots in Amherst Hi.
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America
Roosevelt
Seattle
Albany
Gandhi Gandhi Gandhi Compromise Probed In Poona
In Bombay Presidency on Sept 21 a compromise was presented to Mahatma Gandhi aimed at canceling his fast unto death. The plan, discussed by a Hindu Untouchable Conference sub committee and endorsed by B R Ambedkar, is to end the hunger strike while awaiting a final answer at 9 am tomorrow. Gandhi opposes separate caste voting tied to representation, arguing it would deepen social cleavages in India. He began fasting after noon yesterday, consuming only water, as he seeks a satisfactory communal settlement.
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Columbia University
Amherst Plans Diamond Jubilee for St Peter's Church
Amherst September 21 committee on arrangements for the Diamond Jubilee of St. Peter's Evangelical church met with Rev. C B Schmidt as temporary chairman. Officers elected were Fred Holzhauer as chairman and Miss Helen Roemer as secretary. Gala events set for November 6 7 8 and 9 with Home Coming Day Sunday and aims to bring back former pastor Rev EH Spell Port Huron Michigan. Men and Women night Monday Young Peoples and Sunday School night Tuesday birthday party Wednesday supper at 6 2. Attendees included club presidents secretaries and members from several organizations plus Mrs William Mischka Mrs Harry Wolf Emma Berg Viola Zimmerman Lydia Herwig Frances Sabiers Alice Schieferstein Helen Roemer James Bruce Walter Jaeger Karl Sabiers and Rev C S Schmidt.
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Fred Holzhauer
Helen Roemer
J. Spell
Port Huron
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Young Peoples
William Mischka
Harry Wolf
Emma Berg
Viola Zimmerman
Lydia Herwig
Frances Sabiers
Alice Schieferstein
James Bruce
Walter Jaeger
Karl Sabiers
C. 5. Schmidt
Rev James Lyon to Preach First Sermon in Cleveland
Rev James Lyon returned from Wooster Ohio after tending the annual Methodist conference. He will leave this week for his new Cleveland charge and preach his initial sermon Sunday at Centenary Methodist church and Independence Road church. Rev J L Quade will occupy the pulpit at the local MM E church and related charges, after 13 years in the conference.
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Wellington
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Plans for Rally Day at St. Peter's Sunday School
The September meeting of St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School teachers and officers will discuss election of officers, appointment of teachers for the coming year, and plans for Rally Day and promotion to be held next Sunday morning at 7:30 in the church parlors.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School
Milk Drive Faces Unmet Goal and Aid Efforts
The Milk Fund Drive, run by the Business Men's Association, began Monday evening and may miss its $1,000 target though some large pledges have been received. Regardless, workers will report needy families who have not yet asked for aid, and some families will receive milk because they lack it. Also noted, Amherst High School class of 1931 members plan to enroll at Oberlin College, with three students and Ruth Zilch. The Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold its first meeting of the new year at Mrs. J. B. Egeland’s home Friday at 2:30 for business and devotional activities.
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Lima
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Parent-Teacher Association of the
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Norwood Hearn
Margaret Rice
Eleanor Nidy
C. A. Alexander
Business Men’s Association
Amherst Hi
Oberlin College
Thelma Mays
Philip ‘Braun
Donald Ludwig
Ruth Zilch
Richard Baetz
Elyria High Opens Season Against Elyria Lightweights
Elyria High football kicks off its season Saturday afternoon at Harris Street Field with a home game against the Elyria Lightweights. The team has been practicing every night for a strong start this year.
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Past two weeks set up for game at church events
Time changes announced for the local Methodist church with Sunday School at 9 45 and worship at eleven. Various club and lodge meetings noted including Girls Glee Club audition, Jessamine Lodge, Needlecraft Club, and Hagle Auxiliary. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges, plus a parade of brief social visits and visits to Lorain and Amherst.
Detective Fiction Then and Now Echoes of a Bygone Era
Elder connoisseurs recall a time when good detective novels were scarce and read by the select, contrasting with today’s broader audience and broader tastes in crime fiction.
Famous Hangman Ends His Own Life in England
BROCHDALE England Sept 21 John Ellis famed as the world’s most famous hangman for 25 years with 203 executions retired in 1923. His body was found at home with throat wounds and a nearby razor. He had previously attempted suicide after retirement haunted by phantom noises. He hanged Sir Roger Casement and many other criminals.
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England
John Ellis
Edith Thomson
Ellis
Sir Roger Casement
Olmstead Wins Revolver Shoot In Patrol Contest
Motorcycle Patrolman M E Olmstead took first with a 55 in the season's opening police revolver practice. Other scores included Waldron 51 Bangs 50 Sweet 48 Walton 48 Parker 43 Southam 48 Hamlin 46 Gibson 46 Obitts 46 Miller 46 Oldag 43 Johnson 42 Sawyer 38 Witter 35 Brown 33 Palmer 30 Zarnke 18 and Crehan 18.
Vaudeville Star Loma Worth Applies for Two LA Marriage Licenses
Olive Bell Hamon known as Loma Worth sought marriage licenses to wed two men within 48 hours in Los Angeles before deciding not to marry either. An air pilot by license, she plays 22 musical instruments and comments that some men keep their word because no one will take it.
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Loma Worth
Los Angeles
Miss Hamon
Texas Railroads Cut Freight Rates Spark Cotton Dispute
Texas cotton movem ent faces disruption as railroads slash freight charges by one third to regain cargoes from trucks and fixed water lines. The new schedule prompts discrimination accusations between ports and markets, risking the large cotton flow started September 1 unless the Interstate Commerce Commission acts swiftly to ease the difficulties.
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Settlement of First Southwest Utopia Begun in Texas
In Lindbergh Texas volunteers begin a back-to-the-farm Utopia southeast of Fort Worth. Seventy families settle in neat white houses with gardens. Each worker cultivates a live-to-sew acre plot. A community playground meeting-house and city council define a 20th century town.
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