Daugherty Destroyed Bank Records Says Brother Testifies
New York Sept 24 former attorney general Harry M Daugherty reportedly destroyed the Midland National Bank records in Washington Court House Ohio as testified by his brother Mal S Daugherty. Col Thomas W Miller also faces trial for alleged conspiracy in the same case connected with assets of American Metal Co.
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New York
Harry BM. Daugherty
United States
Midland National Bank
Washington Court House
Mal S. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
Jesse Smith
Harry Mf. Daugherty
Miller
American Metal Co
Richard Morton
Buckner
John T. King
Merton
King
Midland Bank
Cantata to Be Given Tonight at First Methodist
The First Methodist church choir will present the Sacred Cantata Gallia at seven thirty tonight. Written by Charles Gounod, the piece features mixed voices and is conducted by Professor Frederick Lucas Brown. The performance promises high quality music for Elyrians and visiting delegates after extensive rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Prohibition Pledge Adopted by Local Association
The Town and Country Life Association of the Northeast Ohio conference adopted a resolution pledging support to national prohibition and to candidates clear on the 18th amendment. It urged a minimum $2,000 salary for ministers and a comfortable home, valued pastor merit for Kingdom work, and pressed for united community action beyond denominational divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aafternoon
Town and Country Life Association
Northeast Ghio Conference
Itching Scalp Relief Adpromises Quick Dandruff Fix
An advertisement touts a daily hair dressing to stop scalp itching and remove dandruff. It claims the product clears dandruff by clogging pores and removes every particle for a neater appearance in public.
Your Head Deserves Better Care Says the Barbe
An old style advertisement warns dandruff causes baldness and urges trying Deadok to save hair. It claims dandruff is a germ disease and promises hair growth and healthier roots with the product, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danek
Phillive
Death Record Mrs W A Lyons
Mrs W A Lyons former Elyria resident died last night at her son M I Lyons home in Chicago at age 60. She had been in poor health and leaves three sons J E Lyons of Columbus H L Lyons of Elyria and M D Lyons of Chicago. Burial in Chicago.
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W. A. Lyons
Efts
M. 1. Lyons
Chicago
Elyria
J. EL i Lyons
Seventh Street
Columbus
M. Dh
Mexican Church Power Challenged by President Culles
President Culles vows to secure modern progress and liberty for Mexicans to own homes without church domination. He cites mandatory priest registration, compares Mexico to Italy and France, and backs land reform to curb foreign ownership while promoting education and personal enterprise.
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Niles
Culles
Italy
France
Mexico
Foragners
Treland
Catholi
Mexwcua Catholicharen
Churches Unite for Kingdom Building Across Denominations
A Page 1 continuation notes the gospel delivery as the community’s top task and predicts schools and boards resisting one church against another. The speaker urges unity despite underpaid pastors and says denominations may be sacrificed for broader Kingdom aims as a timely shift approaches. George Stephenson is cited on travel speed.
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Rchaals
Kiwanis Convention Highlights and Local Politics
Local Kiwanis Club won the attendance prize at a Columbus convention. A report was given at a Y M C A luncheon. Robert Hice withdrew as a candidate for lieutenant governor of the fifth Ohio district. Hilsman supporters backed Jaw ad Smith of Dayton, who was re elected. The Loram County Board of Elections awarded Peat Printing Company a contract to print 186 775 ballots for November. Absent voters must have ballots by October 4. Alfred Manning bound over on forgery charges and jailed awaiting grand jury action. Sheriff Underhill led the arrest.
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Log Phize
Jocal Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Columbus
Y. M
Robert Hice
Fifth
Ohio
Sid Tre Hilsman Delomaces
Leutenant
Jawad Smith
Dayton
Peat Printing Company
Wee
Loram County Board of Elias
Hely
S.J. George
Alfred Manning
Manning
Pred A, Underhill
Collision at East River and Broad streets causes rear-end damage
Mrs Ellen Genfelt of 2974 East A7th street Cleveland rear-ended a Beans vehicle driven by lL Wissel of Elyria at the East River Broad street intersection. Wissel reported front axle and tire damage while Genfelt’s car sustained rear bumper and front axle damage. Building permits issued show four garage projects approved recently including frame garages costing around 150 to 250 dollars at various addresses.
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Ellen Genfelt
Esast
A7th
Cleveland
Wiss
Winckle Street
Elyria
East River
Broad Street
Wissel
Genfelt
Rec
Baok
Issiei
Blamey Johnson
Longford Ayeuur
Carl Fesler
Q Rarage
Erle Street
William Filletore
Ficup
M.A. Pauticnhaber
Charles Courl
Man Cited For Traffic Offense and Intoxication
A man named Gooden was fined 1 and costs for violating a traffic ordinance after pleading to leaving a frame defective light. In a separate note John Douglas was fined for intoxication and related traffic court charges.
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Gooden
John Douglas
Douglas
Admitted At 100 Mis Rachel Awotgotooof Pie Waa
Admitted by authorities in New York after a trout incident, four suspects were reported tied to the case. Details describe the events leading to the admission and the subsequent tie response by law enforcement.
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Rachel
New York
Wills Not Next Foe For Tunney Amid Talk Of Fights
Gene Tunney's next heavyweight challenger will be decided soon with a possible rematch against Jack Dempsey or a bout with Tommy Loughran.-promoter Tex Rickard announced. Wills, the Black challenger Maree Wills, is not expected to get a title shot. Ventriloquism is noted as influential in magic and ritual contexts.
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Wills
Tunney
Timladele Hin
Gene Tunney
Jack Dompers
Tamms Lougran
Pride of
Philadelphia
Maree Wills
Negro Cone Jender
Tonones
Prds
Tex Rickard
Laymen Conference Opens in Ohio Methodist District
The North East Ohio district Laymen's Conference opened at ten thirty in the morning at the Congregational church in Hore with W. D. Archer of Cambridge leading devotionals. President John C. Lowe of Cleveland introduced speakers as district reports outlined progress on the Five Objectives: Minute Men Brotherhood Redemption Fellowship Junior Laymen and Men's Bible.
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North East
Olio
Methodist Church
Hore
W. D. Archer
Cambridge
Ohio
Myr Avider
Carri
Tishop Henderson
Minute Men
Brotherhood
Fellowship of Redemption
H. L. Newhall
Ak‘ron
John C. Lowe
Cleveland
Prank Arter
W. R B. Martin
Mansfield
Mrr
S. L. Palmer
Death toll climbs after Florida hurricane disaster
The southern Florida hurricane death toll tops 400 with about 2,000 injured and property losses estimated at 175 to 200 million dollars. Moorehaven reports 126 dead, with hundreds more feared dead across nearby towns. Fort Lauderdale and Clewiston areas fear additional victims as tally rises.
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Misini
Lauderdale
Hialeah
Clewiston
Danta
Walford
Worthwood
Xavier 1924 Football Schedule and roster announced
The Xavier college football slate for 1924 lists fifteen lettermen expected to form the team. The schedule includes Cedarville College on Sept and open dates with West Virginia and other colleges. Players named include Andy McCarthy Bob Wiegan Tom Chyes Lewis, with positions and hometowns noted. The agricultural note on Alfalfa seed suitability follows the sports section.
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Cincinnati
J. A. Movar
Sin Assantatets
Dion Yehan
Dana College
Ut & Quantin
Tonte Valle
Wenvean
Gas Company rate hearing set after lack of evidence
In Columbus on September 24 the Public Utilities Commission announced a hearing for next Wednesday on a petition led by Marion Elyria and Bucyrus solicitors to require Logan Gas Co to allow a rate investigation. W H Weiss will collect data used by the municipalities in challenging the rate hike.
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Columbus
Ohio
Logan Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Marion
Elyria
Bucyrus
W. H. Weiss
Widow Betty A Boynton Dies in Cocoa Florida
Mrs Betty A Boynton 90 widow of late W W Boynton died in Cocoa Florida and will be buried beside her husband in Elyria Ohio. She was born Betty Terrell in Ridgeville and married Judge Boynton in 1859. the couple lived in Elyria then Mivria before returning here. Remains arrive Monday. Rev Wm Mule Auld to officiate.
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Judge Boynton
Florida
Doralb
Salesbury
Betty A. Boynton
W.W. Boynton
Cocoa
Fla
Elytia Cemete
Wm. Mule Auld
Wm. Mule Auld Officiating. Mrs. Boynton
Betty Terrell
Ridgeville
Alver
Former Pastors Attend Elyria Conference Visit
One of the Northeast Ohio conference visitors is Rev. Frederick A. Gould now of Brooklyn NY. He was pastor of the M E church in this city thirty four years ago and is on the retired list. Gould recalls his Elyria pastorate with warm regard and says it was a happy period. Also attending are Rev. Stewart Rev. W B Winters Rev. T W Groep Rev. W Endly and Rev. G R Reeder from local churches.
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Northeast Ohio
Frederick A. Gould
Brooklyn
N.Y
M. E
Could
Elyria
Stewart
W. RB. Winters
T. W. Groep
Ww. Endly
G. 4 Reeder
Two Autoists Fined In Drunken Driving Case
Mayor Farys Winksen fined Owen Conway and Clifford Wood 75 dollars each after their car struck a machine on East 1816 Street Lorain police say both were driving intoxicated. Conway pleaded guilty. Wood initially denied being drunk, case to proceed tonight.
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Farys Winksen
Owen Conway
Clifford Wood
Polce
Conway
Wood
Mike Boch
St Lorain
Theowry Conway
Richty
Muser
Casey
Wowan Seeks Injuries from Accident Case
A petition filed in the court of common pleas seeks a 7500 judgment by Lial Polesko against Mike Boka over injuries from an August 8 collision. Polesko alleges Boka’s car struck a horse drawn rig at E Slat Street and Charleston Avenue, with medical care ongoing and charges of carelessness.
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Lial Polesko
Mike Boka
Court of Common Pleas
Boka
E. Slatstreet
Charleston Avenue
Boke
Five U.S. Sailors Die as Pipe Explodes Aboard Vinlant
Five crew members of the American steamer Vinlant were killed when a steam pipe burst at Colon. The dispatch from London provided no further details about the accident or its circumstances.
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U.S
London
Colon
Bomb blast at munitions plant injures several workers
A factory at a munitions plant exploded a bomb injuring several workers and destroying part of the building. One worker was arrested after escaping injury. The incident occurred at Libson on September 24 and damaged a nearby church.
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Libson
Ribalonga
Conference visitors to occupy pulpit at Congregational church
The First Congregational church invites the city to hear two conference preachers next Sunday. In the morning the Reverend J M Baxter of Coshocton Ohio will preach, followed by Dr S S L Stewart formerly of Elyria and now of Wooster Ohio in the evening.
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Congregational
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Our City
J M. Baxter
Coshocton
Ohia
S&s L. Stewart
Elyria Methodic: Church
Wooster
Ohio
Market Price Snaps and Livestock Reports From Cleveland Toledo
Market notes list butter eggs oleo cheese and produce prices, plus Toledo and Cleveland livestock receipts and values. Hogs, calves, cattle, and sheep are shown with quantities and price ranges, reflecting steady to strong conditions in late September markets.
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Cleveland
York State
Ducks
Reese
Ohio
Duchess
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Cleveland Livestock
Northeast Ohio Conference Saturday Program Highlights
The program lists a devotional hour with Bishop Henderson at 8:30 a.m. Conference session at 9:00 followed by 10:30 Recass and 10:40 joint session with Older Boys' Conference and Laymen's Association featuring an address by Bishop Anderson. Afternoon includes anniversaries for Woman's Foreign Missionary Society with Bishop Frederick Fisher at 1:30, Woman's Home Missionary Society with Mrs. F. W. Mathews at 2:30, lecture hour with Bishop Fisher at 4:70, and Young People's Night at 7:30 with Bishop Fisher and special choir music.
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Northeast Ohio
Bishop Henderson
Older Boys’ Conference
Laymen's Association
Bishop Anderson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Frederick Fisher
Woman's
Yfome Missionary Society
F. W. Mathews
Bishop Fisher
Armistice Signed By Nicaragua Rebels In 15 Days
Government and revolutionary forces in Nicaragua sign a 15 day armistice to allow peace terms to be negotiated with arbitration by Navy official Latimer. Hostilities cease as the agreement is signed. The report was issued from Washington by Admiral Latimer. A stray note mentions a lost gray cat at 132 E Bridge with a $ reward.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Andgenniens Aml
J. T. Latimer
Navy Department
Latimer
Bluefields
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Daugherty
Caghifer
Mipsamng
Harry A. Daugherty
Jesse Sipith
Mal Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherts
Tat Mal Daugherty
Federal Grand Jur
Dharry
Murry
Prohibition
C. W. Phillips
George Stephenson
Chronicle Telegram
At Xavier
Turkestan
ELA
Liberty Head Huotutionk
India
New
Teast
Theiis
Henderson
N.C
Glalty
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Heidelberg
Firvilie-on-the-Rhine
Wowan
Wildercraft
PisDillier Central Book Store
E. Bridge
W. J. Farewell ‘the Tailor
BON Ton Millinery
Fost
Oaly
Blue Bird Sweet Shop
Court Street
Wasserman’s
East Ave
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