Wheeling District Hit by Cloudburst and Storm
A severe electrical and wind storm climaxed by a cloudburst struck Wheeling early today washing out roads into Pennsylvania and Ohio. Crop damage across the state line is estimated at 30000 by P A Hess of the Ohio State Farm Bureau. Wheeling Transit has halted interurban service until repairs are made. No fatalities reported.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Ohio
State Line
P. A. Hess
Oho State Farm Bureau
Wheeling Transit Company
Cyclonic area heads for Northern Ohio forecaster warns
Northern Ohio and the Great Lakes may face local thunderstorms as a cyclonic area moves from North Dakota toward the region. W H Alexander government weather forecaster said no alarm is needed as indications point to isolated storms rather than widespread danger.
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Columbus
Ohio
Great Lakes
North Dakota
W. H. Alexander
Alexander
Geneva Disarmament Conference Urged by French Delegate
The Geneva talks prompt urgent calls for early disarmament, with M Boncour pressing for speedy action while American diplomat Hugh Gibson warns of slow progress. Washington notes U S delegates will stay at Geneva only if a prospect of success exists, as Britain and continental allies push back on obstructionist tactics.
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League of Nations Assembly
M. Boncour
Spisarmament
Rouscour
Washington
Supe
Ameépica
Hugh &. Gibson
America
Prange
Fier
Gilson
Wis
Whoen
Wranem
Elyria Man Freed In Separate County Case
Carl Baker of Elyria was freed in Ashland County jail on charges of possessing intoxicating liquor after the death of William Ford of Oberlin. His companion Arthur Powell, who faced manslaughter charges after a head on collision near Sullivan, was acquitted in Justice Armstrong's court. Powell is bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond.
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Carl Baker
Ris City
Ashland
William Ford
Oberlin
Baker
Arthur Powell
Ford
Sullivan
Destroyers Gilmer and Smithe Thompson Headed to Bluefields
Washington dispatches destroyers Gilmer and Smithe Thompson from Guantanamo to Bluefields Nicaragua to protect American lives and property on request of Rear Admiral J. T. Tattiver.
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Washington
Gilmer
Smithe Thompson
Todrom Guantanamoo
Rinefields
Nicaragua
J.T. Tattivier
Mos
Bluefields
Family quarrelo ends in murder at breakfast scene
Mrs Margaret Delveany shot and killed her husband John Delveany during a 20 year family dispute at their home. Their 21 year old son Lor is present as Mrs Delveany and Bora son escape to a police station and surrender.
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Sep
Margaret Delveany
John
Loris
Deveux
Bora
Fire destroys sixteen homes in Three Rivers area
Report from Three Rivers, Qnc. says a blaze today leveled sixteen homes in the baser Qirehee region. A bedridden resident, Mrs. Duguayy, was unable to be moved, with her condition unclear but listed as endangered.
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Qnc
Serum Rush Planned to Florida by Plane
Boston Red Cross officials announced plans to rush typhoid vaccine serum to Florida after receiving 1501 pints for vaccination. The serum will be airlifted in relays as soon as transportation plans are arranged.
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Florida
Boston
Worida
The
Red Cross
Refugees to be Sent North from Jacksonville
Refugees, including women and children, arrive in Jacksonville on Sept 25 and will be sent by Seaboard Air Line and J. W. Young to relatives in northern homes. They are processed free of charge and transported by bus, truck, and train to their final destinations.
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West Palm
Jacksonville
SOK Hameless
Seaboard Air Line
J. W. Young
Hollywood
Bomes
Federal government projects surplus for 1927 revenue
The federal government expects a surplus of more than 440 million dollars for fiscal year 1927 with income tax receipts for September around 440 million and total collections from July 1 to September 20 about 448 million, substantially ahead of the previous year. Internal revenue and vustality receipts are noted to fall slightly while other revenue sources rise.
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Washington
Lncome Tex Recepits Furs
Damage Report From Bradenton Barber Shop Disaster
Ernest Leedale recalls the Bradenton Florida disaster with wind and water damage. His barber shop suffered ruined buildings and downed windows while electrical services were out of commission for a period.
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Strom
Aiest
Dan Granger
Po Lauder
No Deatho in Penoauula Reported
Fragmentary text mentions no deaths in Penoauula while noting extensive property and a naval station. References to Line, Hepately An, and a navy estimate appear garbled with uncertain names and places.
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Washington
Tensogala
Yviein
guaproNing
Pontacnhy
Court dismisses Lorain garbage contract case
The case against Lorain regarding a garbage contract was dismissed in Common Pleas Court. Both sides to pay part of the court costs. An overall ranking is expected as two more cases remain to be heard. War veteran Thomas Nolte dies at New Lexington.
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Necits
Loran
Waal
New Lexington
Thomas Nolte
Baer
Ohio
Civil
Nahlo Monumenstal Park
Redeptive Requisites Topic At Norfly Ease Ghia Session
Bishop Theodore Henderson leads morning devotions at the Norfly Ease Ghia conference. He cites Exodus Thirty second and urges pastors to deepen prayer life with daily interviews and disciplined practice to revive spiritual energy. He stresses prayer as energy and character, not emotion, and backs a cross bearing Christian standard.
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Cigbt
Iedagee
Dendersem
Prayes
Henderson
Moses
Jerne
Women Witness in Detroit Shooting Case
Witnesses including M. Charles and Laughter described a shooting at Shedd Creamers during a event. Suspect used a shield to avoid police, as the assailant fired, fragments of jewelry were recovered and witnesses testified about the incident in Detriot.
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Detroit
Mien
Kipton
M . Charles
Cotter
Myppie
Tips Shedd Creamers
Adards
Taro
Teds
Thes
Prnhalowest
Danske
Shedd
Dade
Snedd
Ghrir Nwo
Fuerts
Howe
Local Court Fines Man in Generic Offense Case
Local authorities fined an individual named John Sivhdis after a disorderly conduct incident. Chey Chind was assessed a 10 dollar fine for the offense, following a municipal court session.
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John Sivhdis
Chey Chind
Vince
Florida Fruit Crop Yields Reported Across Regions
The report notes district differences in fruit yields with estimates around eighty percent of normal in some areas. In other districts, fruit crops are recorded at nearer to average, with fluctuations tied to weather patterns and local conditions.
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Anaeketias
Helverdees
Big Fight News To Be Megaphoned At Seven
The Chronicle Telegram reports the International News Service wire will open at 7 PM to carry news of the big fight. Preliminary bouts and descriptive notes are planned for fight fans as the paper begins megaphoning updates at seven.
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Chronicle-Telegram
International News Service
Wire
Controversy Over Jesus Existence Stirring Theologians
In a Wednesday afternoon talk Bishop Fieinein ot McConnell addressed the announced translation of a book by vanishing author Vanish erie tie arguing Jesus as a historical figure may not have existed. He noted prior academic claims since 1870 and urged that without historical fact the events attributed to Jesus require a motive behind their creation. The discussion touched on Christian ideals versus historical Christ and linked enduring debate to Reformation secularization efforts.
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Fieinein Ot
McConnell
Nh Feremingh
Erie Tie
Phe Nan
Jesus
Genen
Christiana
Pinie
Tolas
Missing yacht near Key West prompts coast guard search
A coast guard patrol investigated a yacht last Friday near Key West after it disappeared from the waters. The vessel owned by Stanford Clanistock remains missing with details unclear and no word from the crew since early summer. Olin Cremen and Ven Coamstock were aboard, with Peggy Trepkins reported aboard as well.
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Key West
Ala
Coast Guard
Pett
Yecht Pond
Sincv
Miami
Stantes Clanistock
Peggy Trepkins
Comets
Wis
Receniiy Receneiti
Mystic Shrine Donates 75000 to Florida Relief
The Mystic Shrine pledges a 75000 relief fund for Florida disaster relief. President Coolidge and Secretary Tyger propose distributing the funds through the Red Cross. Miami seeks supplies and financial support as relief efforts continue nationwide.
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Washington
Coolidee
Churchman urges use of scientific progressive ideas
Bishop Francis de McConnell addressed a large Methodist gathering stressing the value of scientific methods in Christian education. He praised Baldwin Wallace Mount Union and Ohio Wesleyan University and lauded leaders Storm McMasters and others shaping the church college system.
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Churchman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Francis de McConnel
McConnell
Ohio
Christian College
Hite
Storm
Baldwin-Wallace
Ite
Anes College
Laws
Mathematic
Angs
Aaron Schuyler
Dbadwin-Wallace
Dr. McMasters
Mount Union
Mt. Union College
Christian Stewardship Solution for Problems Sec Y Conference
Dr. Luther E. Layegos addressed the Northeast Ohio Methodist Ministers Conference on Christian Stewardship as a universal solution. He argued stewardship as a modern principle guiding society, wealth, and industry, urging that people represent God as stewards and that stewardship could resolve industrial and societal issues.
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Luther E. Layegos
Ghienga
Pavel Neettt
Wesley
Wott Shaw
Wiliam Booth
Elvria
Tevejoy
God
Comiauvd
Stronghold of Methodism Seen in Country Home
Professor Tetreau of the Worleyan University argues that the farm home is the stronghold of Methodism, as country dwellers remain churchgoers. He notes pioneer family life shaped social order and supports Prohibition in rural Midwest regions, urging future backing from these areas.
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Prof
Tetreau
Sovietowy
Ghia
Worleyan
Hame Tatraw
Middle West
Middlewest
Northwest
West
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