Visitors See Reform Work At Mansfield Prison Farm
Reporters tour Mansfield Ohio reform school and Grafton prison camp hearing how inmates like 23 year old Harry Stone are taught work and respect for law. Stone recounts his crime and parole hopes while staff emphasize productive labor, schooling, and strict supervision as path to citizenship.
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Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Harry Stone
Grafton
Blumenschenkel
Stone
Lorain County
Albert Greulich
Reformatory
Grand Lereeny
Oberlin College Welcomes New President Dr Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin Ohio September 28 Dr Ernest Hatch Wilkins new president addressed students at chapel urging them to embrace the heritage of the past while facing future needs He spoke of bringing the spirits of great men and women to the students, and defined heirs with life and vigor. Stuart W Collin elected baseball captain class of 1928 to replace Lefty Short and noted as a top shortstop candidate.
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Oberlin
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College
Thomas W. Gra
Ham
Hering Graduate School
Théolny
Stuart W. Collin
Short
Collin
Safety Campaign in Oberlin Schools
A safety campaign sponsored by the Oberlin Automobile Club will be held in Oberlin public schools starting next week. The program, in cooperation with statewide efforts, provides a weekly safety lesson for every classroom for several months as officials urge careful behavior around autos.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Automobile Club
N. Stane
Tara Organization
Shansi Dean to Study at Oberlin for a Year
The Dean of the faculty of the Oberlin Shansi schools at Taiku has arrived in Oberlin to study for a year. He holds a two year American fellowship from the Shansi Memorial Association and is a Yenching University graduate class of 1924. He was named Shan U School Dean last year as control shifted to Chinese. In Oberlin he will study Education and may then go to Columbia before returning to Taiko.
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Greulich
Lfe
Cincinnati
Oberlin
Columbia
Taiko
Council Hall
Chicago Churchman to Speak at College Inauguration
The Rev. Charles W. Gilkey of Jivde Park Church Chicago is scheduled to address the college on Sunday October 23 during the inauguration exercises for Ne Ernest Hatch Wilkins as president of the college.
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Chicago
Charles W. Gilkey
Jivde Park Church
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Figels Honeysuckle earns merit in Jersey cow test
Figels Honeysuckle H22515 a senior tour-year-old Jersey cow owned by FL El McClellan Son Wellington Ohio completed a 305 day test yielding 438.53 lbs of fat and 4363 lbs of milk with a calf for 210 days of the ten months she qualified for the American Jersey Cattle Club Register of Merit. She had prior tests yielding 444.26 lbs of fat as a junior two year old and 453.52 lbs of fat as a junior three year old.
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Wellington
Jersey
FL el. McClellan & Son
Oni
Register of Merit
American Jersey Cattle Club
Central West split over 1928 presidential candidates
A United Press survey shows Republicans and Democrats in the Central West diverging on 1928 nominees. Key figures include Lowden Hoover Dawes Norris Smith Donahey Reed and Longworth with regional variations in Ohio Indiana Michigan and Nebraska.
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Washington
Central West
United Press Bureaus
Frank O. Lowdex
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
George W. Norris
Nebraska
al Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Evans Woolen
Indiana
America
Nicholas Longworth
Hughes
Hoover
Jim Begg
Sandusky
Donahey
Newton Baker
McAdoo
Pomerene
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Smith and
Reed
Minois
Lowden
Dawes
Ton
Geo. Brennan
Smith
Fred W. Green
Michigan
Mr. Coolidge
William Alden Smith
Grand Rapids
Ferris
Donaher
William A. Comstock
Horatio J. Abbott
State Central Committee
Wisconsin
Senator Norris
Republicans
Kansas
Senator Curtis
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Daves
Plane crashes after forced takeoff in Elyria
Aviation incident over Elyria details a forced landing near West Ridge after running low on gas. The pilot, attempting a second takeoff, damaged landing gear and was seen refueling and resuming flight the next morning.
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Aviator
Elyria
Detroit
Buffalo
K. E. Bentley
Senaca
West Side
West Ridge
Telegraph Road
Bentley
Death Record G Gollmar Father of WW and H Gollmar
G Gollmar of this city died this morning at his daughter Mrs. J Neuman's home in Seville Ohio. He was 79 years old. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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G. Gollmar
WW. F
H. (. Gollmar
Lorain Coal and Dock likely to run mines non union
Lorain Coal and Dock Company may operate four Belmont county mines on a non union basis. Lee Hall of the miners union refused a proposed wage offer and did not give a formal reply, warning the plan could be withdrawn if not accepted by October 1.
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Lorain Coal and Dock GO
Columbus
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Belmont County
Lee Hall
Thetrict
Miners’ Union
Hall
Halt
Organize New Central League Plans Eight-Team Structure
Temporary president Harry Smith announced the New Central league will omit two clubs at the Oct meeting in Dayton and aim for eight teams. Franchisees granted to Darton Springfield Akron Youngstown Fort Wayne Ind and Erie Pa with Richmond Canton considered. Lima Grand Rapids and South Bend may fill if not added.
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Columbus
Harry Smith
Central League of Professional Baseball
Dayton
Darton
Springfield
Akron
Youngstown
Fort Warne
Ind
Erie
Richmond
Canton
Lima
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Mich
South Bend
Smith
E. J. Miller
Brie
H.R. Bookwalter
Foct Warne
Blake Harper
Wli
Bullock
J. A. Roisinger
Walter Morrris
J. J. Closky
Joe Dunn
Fort Wayne
Marton
Springfeld
Pirates Cardinals Rise Tension in Pennant Race
With three games left the Cardinals hold a slim lead as Pittsburgh pursues the National League pennant. Standings show Pirates at 98 wins with others close. Cubs, Giants, and Yankees also in pursuit. Pirates beat the Cubs 2 1 to 1 while St Louis won 4 1, and Babe Ruth nears the 1921 home run mark with 57.
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Pirates
Cubs
Reds
Grover Alexander
Cardinals
Jack Scott
Giants
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Athletics
Yankees
Markets News Briefs from Columbus Cleveland and Chicago
Fresh eggs hold at $3.58 with active demand while receipts fall and prices may rise in coming six weeks. Butter remains at 49 to 50 cents. Hogs cattle and sheep markets in Cleveland show steady to slow trading with varied be prices and top lambs around 14.50. Chicago cash quotes list butter, eggs, poultry, and produce with mixed regional prices and holiday demand.
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Columbus
Breaks Up Gas In The Stomach and Fast Relief Promise
Fragmented ad text touts Blurated Slag nesta-prwiler om taoters as a quick stomach relief. It claims to break up gas, denralizes ards, keeps the stomach 4 and drownes, and promotes perfect digestion with sensational language.
Personal Finance Co. of Lorain Ad Offers Cash Loans
Lorain based Personal Finance Co advertises loans for family purposes with flexible small monthly payments. Offers include $2 to $5 monthly payments plus lawful interest on cash loans from $10 to $106, and higher ranges up to $300 with $10 to $15 monthly payments. Calls and mail inquiries invited.
Ohio and Michigan Market Prices for Farm Goods and Livestock
Cleveland and Toledo reports list prices for potatoes poultry eggs butter and livestock. Maine potatoes at 3.35 to 3.50 per 150 lb sack, Michigan and New York prices for potatoes, fowls and eggs with various quality grades, butter prices for firsts and seconds, hogs calves sheep and lambs with notable declines and steady trends.
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Cleveland
Maine
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Palatz
Toledo
Three Divorce Suits On File In Lorain Court
Joan Tressman of Lorain was fined $260 and costs in common pleas court for liquor possession. She was paroled today on court, prosecuting attorney, and sheriff recommendation. Tressman must pay $75 and costs, with the remaining balance at $28 per month.
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Joan Tressman
Lorain
Tressman
Cards Reds Are Halted By Rain
The St Louis Cardinals paused their pursuit of the National League pennant as rain postponed the game with the Cincinnati Reds. The contest will be made up tomorrow if weather permits.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Raie
Cincinnati Reds
Merger Approved by Stockholders to Form Industrial Brownhoist
The Brown Hoisting Machinery Company stockholders approved the merger with Industrial Works of Bay City Michigan and Industrial Works stockholders also approved. The consolidated company named Industrial Brownhoist Corporation will operate in Cleveland Elyria and Bay City with assets around fourteen million dollars.
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Brown Hoisting Machinery Company
Industrial Works
Bay City
Michigan
Industrial Brownhoist Corporaton
Ohio
Cleveland
Alexander A Brown
Consolidated Company
Elyria
Industrial Brownhorst Corporation
State Briefs From The Dresden Logan County Area
ZANESVILLE Roy McDickers fined 259 dollars and costs by Dresden mayor Guy Ryan after pleading guilty to liquor Possession and shooting squirrely out of season. BELLEFONTAINE Edward Snyder to assume deputy treasurer duties of Logan county Monday per county treasurer announcement.LOGAN Mary McMulkin retired teacher of 45 years in local schools dead at Zanesville. LOGAN O Washington township in Hocking county has no candidate for coming elections write in only. MARYSVILLE Mrs Anna Leppeman department president yes.
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Zanesville
Roy McDickers
Dresden
Guy Ryan
Bellefontaine
Edward Snyder
Logan Counts
Mary McMulkin
Logan. O
Washington
Hocking County
Rain Halts Opening of Junior World Series in Toledo
A light drizzle grew into steady rain delaying the Junior World Series opener in Toledo Ohio. The game was called off as delegates gathered for the annual district meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps and speakers included Mrs M A Hause and Mrs Mabel Birdsel of Delaware.
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Toledo
Marshall Bill Is Praised by W. C. T. U. Leader
A Tuesday Chronicle-Telegram edition carried a misprinted headline stating Marshall Bill was flayed by a W C T U leader. The error was corrected after several papers had already rolled off presses.
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Chronicle-Telegram
W. C.T. U. Leader
W. C. T. U. Leader
We must go into the 1828 campaign under progressive banner
A political declaration urges vigilance against past mistakes and calls for a united approach in the 1828 campaign, contrasting it with 1912. It warns that failures and liabilities grow weekly and stresses following a progressive banner to avoid futile dead ends.
Ohio State backfield candidate suffers 16th broken nose
Columbus Ohio Sept 28 Donald McClure of Toledo backfield candidate for the Ohio State University football squad reports his nose has been cracked for the 16th time after a collision last night. The frequent injuries mark a rough run for the player amid practice.
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Columbus
Donald McClure
Toledo
Ohio State University
Don
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
the Steel and Tube, Inc
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