Rev Kirgy 1 Returns to Church Here
This morning in the Northeast Ohio conference Bishop Theodore Henderson announced ministerial appointments for the coming year. Dr Edwin Kirby is returned to First Methodist in this city. Former pastors S L Stewart to Canton and W B Winters to Brooklyn Memorial Cleveland. The Norwalk district list includes T Alton, Norwalk Avon Hibert Cobb Bellevue F LaFollette Berlin Heights W M Kinsley igomity Jenroy Shoup Brighton TR Ayers Bragswie Wines Petersei Chatham C T Stephens Clyde S A Mayer Collins Johns Thompson Columbia Station W K Mackey Bilsa Edwin Kirhiy. Pages continue.
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Theodore Henderson
Northeast Ohio
Edwin Kirby
S. L. Stewart
Canton
W. B. Winters
Brooklyn Memorial Church
Cleveland
Norwalk
Lollow
T. Alton
Avon
Hibert Cobb
Bellevue
F. LaFolletts
Berlin Heights
W. M. Kinsley
Igomity
Jenroy Shoup
Brighton
TR Ayers
Bragswie Wines
Petersei
Chatham
C. Ti. Stephens
Clyde
S. A. Mayer
Collins
Johns Thompson
Columbia Station
W. K. Mackey Bilsra
Edwin Kirhiy
Women’s Christian temperance union to meet in Choriin
The annual convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will be held in Choriin at the James Brand House on Wednesday and Thursday. Speakers include Helen Hifieen of Cleveland and Albert F. Corie editor of the Brotherhood of locomotive Enginers Journal of Ohio. The program lists county committee meetings and committee appointments, with sessions starting at 9 a.m.
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Womin
Christian Enperance Uniein
Choriin
Jdanies
Mouse
Nortat
Helen Hhfieen
Coudeniacan
Cleveland
Alebert F. Corie
Brotherhood of Lacomotive Enginer Journal of
Ohio
Ohio. On Wednesday Evening At 73% the County Executive Committer Whirl Dieludes
Orem
Os A.m. Wuts
Mise Suean P. Hinman
Collision near Norwalk leaves two injured
Attorney Lobb. Patrver of Norwalk sustains cuts and bruises after a two-vehicle crash just west of Norwalk yesterday afternoon. The Peters car stopped to go around another machine. a Norwalk man Arnold Maramid drove the oncoming car. Pauver and Fanvoy were injured, with head cuts and chest shock. They were hospitalized. Pauver’s condition considered serious with possible early discharge. Mrs. Pauver went to Norwalk to join her husband.
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Lobb
Patrver
Elty
Norwalk
Pauver
Arnold Mar
Indnr
Bath
Fanvoy
May
Antehne
Fiver
Miners Trapped in Pabst Mine Face Perils Below
Ironwood Mich Sent 28 Insanity cold and starvation haunt 42 miners trapped 737 feet underground since Friday. Reporters describe a rescue on the deepest level as crews relined a shaft with steel concrete and timber while progress toward the surface continues through a keep bore.
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Ironwood
Mich
Pabst
Mackorkshop
Aurora Ming
County funds awarded to 15 banks in Lorain County
Fifteen Lorain County banks received awards for county funds for a three year period. The total amount tied to the deposits was 82 5004 with interest rates ranging from 2.5 to 5 percent. Commissioner George Rhines said more money may be deposited and the bank offering the highest rate would be given the award by providing additional bonds.
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Lorain County
von Missin Eee
George Rhinads
Chanea
Editor of United Brethren Church Paper Dies
Payton, editor of the Helige jaus Telescope, official organ of the United Brethren Church, died last night at Miami Widley Hospital after an appendectomy. He once edited at Westfield College and served as secretary of the Olter bein Vome Committee, representing the Miami Valle Cone conference at several national gatherings.
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Payton
M. Caluppi
Helige Jaus Telescope
United Rethern Church
Sincr Tho2
Miami Widley Hospital
Westfield College
Thinglig
Olterbein Vome Committee
Miami Valle
Tisehateh
Psayer Rai
Lorain Mayor Appeals to Governor for State Aid
Lorain, Ohio mayor W. F. Grall appealed to Governor Donahey for state aid to clean up alleged vice in Lorain. The plea was sent to the state prohibition department, which dispatched inspectors to Lorain at once.
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Lorain
Columbus
W. F. Grall
Donahey
State
W. D Jones
Wounds Fatal in Elyria Fatal Knife Attack
Bert Edwards aged about thirty, of Cleveland, died at Elyria Memorial after being stabbed by George Johnson during a gambling quarrel near Elyria Junction. Johnson, also a Cleveland resident, was captured by police and to be returned for police court. Edwards died from a neck wound and body injuries. coroner ruled death a homicide.
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Bert Edwards
East 351
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George Johnson
East Gardetree
Elyria Junction
Toliee
Hdward
R. W. Wanenek
Foe
Stevens
Nomiride
Mirley Perry
Johnson
Ploria
Harry Hnkson
Edwards
New York Central Railroad
Patien
Al Smith Renominated by A Y Democratic Party
At the New York State convention in Syracuse on September 24 Governor Alfred E. Smith secured renomination by a wide vote amid rousing scenes. Mayor James Welker served as permanent chairman as the decision was announced around three o clock.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Affe Smith
Idele
Democrative Party
New York State
Janesa Welker
Conference Opposes War in Missionary Peace Proposal
An Olito Methodist ministers congress debated a resolution opposing war as a method of settling disputes, stressing Christ’s principles and individual conscience. The report asserts missions promote world peace through Christian service, while noting the right to follow personal guidance in whether to participate in war. Continued on Page 2.
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Jesus Christ
Temperance Resolution Adopted by Northeast Ohio Conference
A conference report on temperance was approved after edits. The final form reaffirms support for Prohibition, rejects repealing the national liquor act, and urges continued enforcement while noting the wet and dry conflict remains national in scope. Page 2 continues.
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Northeast Ohio
Arcu
Strick
BOF Dinner to Ge Held Thursday at Newell Hotel
A Board of Trade membership dinner will be held Thursday evening at the Newell hotel. Rev. Russell H. Bready of Port Horne Michigan will speak on Cranks. His prior address at the Chamber of Commerce banquet impressed attendees.
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Board of Trade
Newell Hotel
Russell H. Bready
Port Horne
Michigan
Lord's Day Alliance Work Highlighted by Ministers
The Northeos Methodist ministers conference heard Reverend Victor Wood outline the history and aim of the Lord's Day Alliance. He said it originated with Methodists and Baptists to defend Sunday laws and seek broad support from clergy. Critics noted gains in Sabbath observance but lamented drift of youth toward amusement on Sundays. Continued on Page 7.
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Victor As
Wood
Lord's Day Alliance
Lord’s Day Alliance
Oslo
Minister Whitaker Dies Prompting Conference Message
A telegram read at the North east Ohio Methodist ministers conference announced the death of the wife of Whitaker a retired Methodist minister. The secretary was instructed to refrain from sending telegrams of condolence to the deceased family.
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Whitaker
Serpetary
New York G. O. P. Adopts Law Enforcement Plank
The New York Republican state convention nominates Ogden L. Mills to oppose Governor Al Smith. The platform favors strict law enforcement and a dry stance on Prohibition, avoiding a split within the party.
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New York
Spearers Talk On Children’s Homes At Conference
The Rev. J. Bo Jones, superintendent of the Methodist Children’s Home at Worthington Ohio, urged attendees that destitute children flood homes and that private aid must expand. He said Worthington’s private home can’t educate its residents without school-board cooperation and noted Worthington children must ride to Westerville for schooling, as boards charge tuition for Worthington students. The conference later approved a resolution supporting directing care for homeless children toward Westerville, with trustees advised to pursue aid.
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J. Bo Jones
Methodist Childrons
Worthington
Ohi
Northeast Ohio
Pene
Obie
Gor
Chidren Ina
Sehool
Worthington Gehvants
Westerville
Jones
Weeserville
Secretary Urges Funding For Ministers’ Pensiones
Dr Charles W. L. Danford of Ravenna was unanimously named executive secretary for the Northern Ohio Methodist Ministers’ Conference, which plans an annual pension of 8000 or more for ministers. The conference also approved costs of 8500 yearly for travel and related expenses. Washington report notes New Jersey and Pennsylvania appear divided on prohibition with party splits and potential headquarters moves.
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Charles WL Danford
Ravenna
Ole
Ford
Defense cross examination of Merton in Daugherty Miller graft trial
Richıard Merton German manipulator and witness in the graft conspiracy case against Harry M Daugherty and Thomas W Miller testifies in federal court. He discusses papers for a seven million dollar claim by the American Metal Company, and prior statements about the Swiss Society involvement and the role of George Williams in drafting documents.
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New York
Richiard Merton
Maneler
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Federal District Court
Merton
Motala Company
Tie
Morais
Willina Rand
Foremer Ahen
Miller
George Willams
Alton
Rand
Williams
Pstor Kk
American Metals Company
Ye Twa Gersman Banks
Mortan
Jurors Chosen for September Common Pleas Court
A group of forty jurors from Hight Kiyrians to Loraiites was drawn for service in the September term of the common pleas court. The pool includes fourteen women and numerous men from multiple towns. jurors listed span Elyria Belle Moulton Sean Underill Mayme Parseh and others with residences in Bracken Amherst Oberlin and La Grange. An official summons process begins for civil and criminal hearings starting Monday in October.
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Common Pleay Court
Earth
Elyria
Ot. W. Sudro
Belle Moulton
Sean Underlill
Mayme Parseh
Ao. Boor
Laura Martin
W. Dt. Comings
San Beal
Bracken
Jameaner
TH. Hy Adams
B. G. Nichoals
W. A. Blevenson
John Rasete Jfeld
Beatrice Long
Mra
AL Geohinsen
JS. Metager
If Ir
Herbert Linn
Amherst
Seth Comstock
Oberlin
F. B. Gott
la Grange
E.G. Raeserans
William Spiergelberg
Thieves Take 30000 Dollars Worth of Jewelry
Thieves today walked off with 30000 dollars of miscellaneous jewelry from Alfred M. Haring of Newark. A representative of Carte Gough and Company, a New Jersey wholesale firm, identified the haul and listed expected accomplices. Police report ongoing investigations as authorities pursue leads.
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Alfred M. Haring
Newark
Newder
Carte Gough and Conmpany
William Bord
Roxbury
Woot Street
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Roee
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United Brethern Church Paper
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A. Y. Dem
Cuba
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Pha
Gerardo
Lord Day Alliance
Ponferente
Madison Square Garden
Ogden L. Mills
al Smith
Mills
Nav York
Oder
Trent
Waanies
Wordsworth
Wey Opler
Mudie
Cinelattes
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Spearer
Wasiington
New Jersey
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Petht
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