Storms and Revolts Shatter Gulf and China Fronts
Reports from Shanghai and Pensacola detail upheavals and havoc. Two Wu Pei Fu supporters revolt amid 150000 troops, while General Sun Chuan Fang advances with 49000. Gulf coast towns face immense damage from a hurricane as Mobile Pensacola and nearby areas suffer outages and huge losses.
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Shanghai
Wu Pei-Fu
Tien Wei Chie
Chin Yu Nao
Shankow
Tien W
Sun Chuan Fang
Kiu Kiang
Toda
Whehang
F. FE. Shepherd
Gulf Coast
Florida
Baldwin County
Alabama
Mobile
Pensacola
Louisville
Nashville
Elyria Board of Trade Plans October Membership Drive
The Elyria Board of Trade announced an intensive membership drive for early October. A committee has prepared prospect cards to be distributed to twenty teams, with a kickoff dinner featuring Dr. Russell Bready of Port Huron. The date is pending.
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Elyria Board of Trade
Russell Bready
Port Huron
Bready
Board of Trade
Ted Moise
Miami Harbor Declared Safe After Dragged Channel Check
Lieut. Col. Mark Brooke reported Miami harbor safe for ships after dragnet by the army engineer corps found the channel clean. Some small boats and barges were destroyed, two Army vessels among them, with 260 dead in the Miami area and utilities functioning. Army engineers expect tents and funds for refugees, while John Towers and I C Bausch remain missing.
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Washingiua
Miami
Mark Brooke
War Department
Army Engineer Corps
Brooke
Army
John Towers
I. C. Bausch
Engineering Corps
Red Cross Relief Drive for Florida Sufferers
Contributions to the Red Cross for Florida relief totaled a sum announced at the Ely Park booth. Every penny collected will go to actual relief with no salaries or expenses taken. Officials expect a liberal response despite trials in asking for donations.
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Red Cross
Florida
Booth
Ely Park
Typhoid Threat Rises After Florida Storm
After the hurricane, Florida towns brace for an epidemic as Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale report thirty one typhoid cases from water pollution. Anti-toxin and vaccines are rushed to Miami, with coast guard aid and relief efforts continuing amid widespread damage and shortages.
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Pensacola
Mobile
Florida
Hollywood
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Hialeah
Moblic
Bimini
Bahamas
Relief Fund Near Million As Florida Hurricane Aid Grows
Washington reports the national relief drive for Florida hurricane victims nearing $1,000,600. Incoming mail is expected to push the total past the million mark. The Red Cross received a $10,000 telegraph for Sebring and the Sebring Chamber of Commerce warns of dire need. Refugees from Moorehaven and Clewiston are being housed, with 200 burials needing attention.
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Washington
Florida
American Red Cross
Sebring
Fla
Mobile FOLKS Blating Balk 1 Normal Mobile Alabama
Mobile Alabama slowly returns to normal after a hurricane with streets and businesses reopening. Power restored buses and telephones back in service and damage estimated between 1 and 2 million dollars. Charles Zimmerman of Lima Ohio dies from injuries after being crushed between a truck and trailer near Wayne Michigan.
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Mobile
Ala
Ciy
Florida
Mobilu
Detroit
Mich
Charles Zimmerman
Lima
Ohio
Wayne
Here
Explosion Rocks Youngstown Grocery Plant Injuring Nine
An explosion at the Youngstown Grocery Company plant in Youngstown Ohio injured nine people and wrecked two buildings. The blast shattered windows up to a mile away and started fires, with ammonia tanks exploding afterward. Police attributed the attack to the Black Hand and said the device was planted in the basement.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Grocery Company
Terry Goodwin
Black Hand
Frank Rogers
Fred Braun
Youngstown Hospital
Walter Ruber
Max Daver
Marion Dolen
John Abor
Arthur Horvath
John Cigaro
Frank Quilman
VY. Silvester
Goodwin
Nand
Silvestry
Sharon
Florida letter reports hurricane survivors in Hallendale
A Florida storm area letter to Mrs. Frank Rockwood confirms Mr. and Mrs. John Kaiser and Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Broh are safe in Hallendale near Hollywood. The message depicts hurricane damage, notes Kaisers and Brooks lived on Middle Avenue, and includes safety reports from F. L. Treat and Sam Horvitz with minor property losses.
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Florida
Frank Rockwood
John Kaiser
B. M. Broh
Hallendale
Hollywood
Kaisers
Brooks
Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
F. L. Treat
Coral Gables
Sam Horvitz
Mexican troops and Yaqui clash near Gros Mexico
Twenty seven Mexican soldiers and thirty Yaqui Indians were killed when a band of tribesmen ambushed a federal detachment near Gros, Mexico, according to word reaching Nogales, Arizona on September 22.
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Nogales
Ariz
Gros
Mexico
Paraguay Storm Kills Over 100 in Encarnacion
Buenos Aires reports indicate more than a hundred people are dead and about five hundred injured after a severe storm struck Encarnacion Paraguay. The damage is estimated at 2,000,000 Argentine pesos.
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Buenos Ayres
Encarnacion
Paraguay
Fire destroys Woolworth store in five story Easton blaze
A five story building in Easton, Pennsylvania burned early today causing about 250000 dollars in damage. Two firemen were injured as flames engulfed the Woolworth Company store occupying the first floor and the fire was finally brought under control.
Justice Sends Three to Jail for Resisting Officer
Justice S. J. George jailed William Johnson Anna Mary Johnson and Edna McDonald after a morning hearing on resisting an officer in the line of duty. Each was fined 200 dollars plus costs with sentences of twenty days for the women and thirty days for the man. They were arrested following a chase across fields after a deputy stopped the riding car and a bystander aided the officer during a confrontation in which a woman struck the officer with a sharp pin.
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S. J. George
William Johnson
Anna Mary Johnson
Edna McDonald
Leonard Adams
Davis to Speak at Insurance Union Congress Meeting
Secretary of labor James J. Davis will be a principal speaker at the American Insurance Union Congress quadrennial meeting in Columbus. The event runs September 22 and 23 and more than 300 delegates from across the United States are expected to attend.
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Sec. Davis
Columbus
James J. Davis
United States Scretary of Labor
American Insurance Union Congress
United States
Primary Defense League Seeks Restraining Writ Hearing Sept 30
In Columbia S30 Sept 22 news that Attorney General H H Work will represent Secretary of State Thad Brown as the Primary Defense League seeks a restraining writ against placing on November ballots a proposed constitutional amendment ending the primary system. The suit, backed by Senator Boarke as chairman and including Senator Burke Elyria, alleges fraud in the petition and sets Sept 30 for Brown to show cause while granting the defense league permission to present proof.
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Columbie
H. H. Wok
Secretary of
Thad Brown
Supreme Court
Brown
John F. Burke
Elyria
Primary Defense League
Defense League
Boarke
Asker
Secretary of State
Griswold
Joseph Baird
Permittal
Chronicle Telegram Megaphone Fight Coverage
The Chronicle Telegram arranges a special service with the International News Service to provide blow by blow coverage of the Dempsey Tunney fight. Fans can follow the action at the newspaper office tomorrow evening with IN S expert reporting broadcast megaphone style, nearly ringside.
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Chronicle-Telegram
International News Service
The Lost Emphasis of the Christian Religion
Bishop Henderson delivered a morning sermon series starting with Ephesians. He identified modern books he criticized and defended John Wesley’s standard, urging Bible education in schools and portraying Christianity as God’s way of living. He warned against Christian idealism without redemption.
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Henderson
Christ
John Wesley
Ilo
Elyria
Christianity
God
Stewardship Growth Highlighted at Methodist Conference
Luther E. Lovejoy spoke at the Methodist Conference in Chicago about the rise of Christian Stewardship. He noted 1924 church contributions in the United States and Canada totaling 456 million, with Methodists contributing nearly 94.6 million and Roman Catholics leading with a higher total. Continued on Page 2.
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Luther FR. Lavejar
Chicago
World Service Commission
Jat. E
Toda
Meelared
Luther E. Lovejoy
Fsria
Ohio
Dr. Lovejoy
Methodist
United Stewardship Council of the Churches of North America
Br. Lovejoy
United States
Canada
Disciples of Christ
Congregational Churches
Episcopalians
Baptists
Methodists
Methodist Episcopal Church
Colleges Should Encourage Fearless Inquiry Speech
A Methodist Conference audience heard Dr. W J McMasters of Mt Union and Dr. John Storms of Baldwin Wallace discuss the role of Christian colleges. McMasters urged flexible, adaptive colleges that uplift communities and temper machine era life, while Storms highlighted rising college enrollment and demand for standard courses over specialization. Continued on Page 2.
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J. M. Frakes
Ume
W. Jl. McMasters
Mt. Union College
John Storms
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ja Moodey
Christian College
Storm
Stuents
Memorial Service Opens North East Ohio Conference in Cleveland
The North East Ohio Conference opened yesterday with Bishop Theodore Henderson presiding. The service featured opening hymns and welcomes from city officials and church leaders. District Superintendent Alten and city Safety Service Director James A. Howitt delivered formal greetings, urging attendees to carry a strong church standard and benefit to all churches. Page 2 will continue the report.
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Theodore Henderson
Alten
James A. Howitt
George A. Brown
Rociati
Rural Ministers Banquet Discuss Rural Community Problems
A banquet of the Rural Ministers Association at the United Presbyterian church featured Rev J Cleland presiding and Rev G A Brown welcoming attendees. Varnon Wager of War spoke on rural unity and the need to bridge city and country church ties. Professor Talks of Ohio State analyzed rural coalitions noting a westward population shift and economic strain from farm declines.
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Teural Ministers’ Association
United Presbyterian Church
J. Cleland
G. A .Brown
United Presbyterian Ehuseh
Varnon Wager
Commina
Wis
Tao
Aoman
Tatrow
Ohio
Oon
Tie
Middle West
Ile
Speaker
Ministers and war vets attend Northeast Ohio banquet
About thirty five Methodist ministers from the Northeast district of Ohio attended a banquet at the American Legion rooms. They spoke on Civil War Span ish War and World War experiences. Fr J Smith Akron recalled Civil War foods and contrasted them with banquet fare. Rev J A Kaley referenced Flyria G A R past and presented reminiscences.
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Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
J. Smith
Akron
Ministerial Veterans Association
J. A. Kaley
Flyria
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Algiers
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Crafe
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Dane
Wasitington
Seventh Naval District
Key Went
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Coast Guard
Laye Man's River
Saukee
Yeoman
Servier
Havy Dispatch
Ieam
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Revief
Tratler
Nyounstown
Mex
Easton
Justice
Egy Gies
Mt. Union and
McMasters
Ufe
Chroniele-Telegram
Iit
Cul- Jones
J. J. Wallace
Bishop Henderson
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