Hoover to Stress Party Patriotism in New York Speech
Washington Sept 29 Herbert Hoover plans to devote a major portion of his Madison Square Garden speech on Oct 13 to party patriotism. He will urge continued Republican principles and bolster bolters' activities as his aides press for stronger party devotion. The last draft of his Elizabethton Tenn speech was to be sent to printers before night.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Madison Garden
New York
Hoover
Republican Party
Union League Club
Elizabethton, Tenn
Railroad worker thrown from car suffers injuries
A railroader working atop a moving car was jerked off and fell to the ground. Harrer Browning of 139 Dale Street Toledo sustained back and right hip injuries and was taken to Memorial Hospital where he is reported recurring. Browning is an employee of New York Central Railroad.
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Harrer Browning
Dale Street
Toledo
Browning
Akien
Memorial Hospital
New York Central Railroad
Bomb Damages Home and Apartment in Cleveland Area
Two mysterious bombings hit the west side of Cleveland injuring none and causing about 5000 dollars in damage. Paul E Hackett a real estate agent and his family were asleep at the time. The blast ripped a front porch from the leaseholder home and a second floor window at the Traymore apartments where John Schleimer an officer of the ure Products Co was inside.
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Cleveland
West Side
Paul E. Hackett
Rocky River
Traymore
Lakepool
Hackett
Ad 2
Ask
Byohn Schleimer
Ure Products Co
Man Fined Five Dollars For Wrong Parking
Raymond Thompson of West View faced Mayor Hewitt after police found a sedan blocking the center of Chapel street with no lights. He admitted parking it on the street while with his girlfriend to attend a movie and pleaded not guilty to the charge. The mayor fined him five dollars and costs.
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Chappel Street
Raymond Thomps
West View
Hewitt
Thompson
Winnepeg man holds Home Mission treasurer in fraud probe
S SING CHURCH FUND TREASURER H Held in Winnepeg Canada for alleged misappropriation of more than one million dollars from the Home Mission Board of the Southern Convention. Carnes admitted his identity and was ready to return to the southern city to face charges, remaining silent about details and his whereabouts since arriving from Atlanta in August.
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Winnepeg
Man
Inton
S. Carnes
Treaser
Home Mission Board
Atsta
Carnes
Yesterdard
Arch Furds
Ailanta
Appointment of Administrators and Administratrix in Local Estates
Law notices indicate Wilson appointed as administrator for the will of Elen E of Oberlin. Downs named administratrix in the estate of Poas Downs of Canon for probate. Cesidio Macera of Lorain had a probate filing for their will estate, filed yesterday in court.
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Wilson
Rix
Elen E
Oberlin
Downs
Cesidio
Macera
Lorain
Curtis Finishes Campaign In West
Senator Charles Curtis Republican nominee for vice president concludes his western campaign with speeches in five Oklahoma cities despite a sore throat and a trapped thumb. He addresses farm relief, farm legislation, and GOP records while courting Indian voters and opposing immigration quota reforms amid Klan strength in Oklahoma.
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Curtis
Oklahoma
Charles Curtis
Repubican
Lawton
Perry
Porca City
Kar
Pawnee
Enid
Women’s Christian Temperance Canion of
Topeka
Kan
Chicago
Lawton Fair Ground
Republican Party
Alfred E. Smith
Ku Klux Klan
Lecture on Christian Science Heard at City High School
A large audience attended a Christian Science lecture by Galvin W Alliance of Toronto at the high school auditorium. He traced the movement’s origins to Mrs. Eddy’s 1866 revelation after a severe illness, detailing her personal healing and years of study before publishing the Science textbook.
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Lieree
Galvin W. Alliance
Torronto
Ontario
Canada
Chnrch of
Christ
Eddy
Jesus
Mrs. Eddy
Ali
Asi
Eleven Desires Games Seek Independent Opponent
Elyria teams seek matches for Sunday afternoons with a weight limit below 140 pounds per man. Bennie Lupenske invites managers to call or write at 13 Shear Street, Elyria, to schedule games. BANK ASKS JUDGMENT The Guardian Trust Co sues J E Niederhauser and others in common pleas court for 283.74 plus interest on a promissory note secured by a chattel mortgage. judgment and mortgage foreclosure requested.
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Elyria
Bennie Lupenske
Shear Street
BANK
Common Pleas Court
The
Guardian Trust Co
J. E. Niederhauser
Wedding couples and social visits fill Lipsic and Dover
Sept 20 notes weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Cook and son to Lipsic. The Lewins hosted supper for Wiliam Smith Irene from Cleveland and area families. Residents Hurd Hurlbut and Langtons hosted and visited in Dover and Elyria with neighbors. Newlyweds Walter and McMillan honored by neighbors with cigars and candy.
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Loram
H. Hasler
M. Wogley
Elyria
George Reese
C. E. McIntire
Beres
Jack Dickason
William Morris
Harlan Hord
Walter MecMllan
McMildan
John Langton
Etrica
George Langton
Theodore
F. Beese
E. Hurlbut
Dover
Litchfield Notes and Local Visits in Autumn
In Litchfield Sept 29 updates note Glenora Case resuming studies at Cleveland School of Art. Families including Canfields Ring and Rexes host and visit relatives in Des Moines Lorain Toledo Elyria and Berea. Cemetery and Park association meets Oct 2 at Mrs. Frank Turner. Bob Resor ill with jaundice. Isaac Mart has wired electricity to his hill house. A. Hard, 31, buried in Litchfield cemetery. Masonic funeral held. Litchfield School reports record attendance over two hundred. Mrs. Charles Everiss ill with blood poisoning. Dr Sirestt and others in Cleveland. Cramer of Berea visits. Palmer of Cleveland dines with Canfields. Mrs. Jenne visits Dr. Walter’s home.
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Litchfield
Glenora Case
Cleveland School of Ars
Walter Canfield
Will Ring
Harry Rex
Des Moines
Iowa
Harriet DeProst
Lorain
A. Miller
J. H. Barth
Toledo
Elyria
Hurd
Litchfield Masonic Lodge
Charles Everiss
Harry Sirestt
George Round
Cleveland
Aliss Cramer
Berea
Chicago
Chas. Palmer
C. R. Canfield
H. E. Jenne
Mrs. Walter
Lodi
Flames Destroy Last Chance Saloon in Oakland Fire
The Last Chance saloon, linked to Jack London and Robert Louis Stevenson era figures, burned down in Oakland. Relics including RLS’s chair and first editions with inscriptions to owner Johann Heinold were consumed. The tavern, 43 years old, was built from timbers of a grounded clipper ship in the Oakland estuary.
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Famots
Oakland
Calif
Jack London
Robert Louis Ape Creane
West Coast
South Seas
Johann Heinhold
Cnt
Oakland Estuary
Man protests divorce petition after brewing liquor incident
In Siogx City, Joseph Lascaro filed a protest to a divorce petition after an alleged incident involving brewing liquor instead of meals. The report notes his unusual objection and the legal steps taken.
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Siogx City
Joseph Lascaro
Elyria City Team Ends 1928 Season
Elyria City baseball manager Billi Struck announced the 1928 season is closed and no postseason challenges will be accepted. The move follows a Lorain Nativity challenge for a three game county title after the team began disbanding as players turned to football. Struck cited unsettled weather and the team’s status as a drawing card for nearby towns seeking games.
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Elyria
Billi” Struck
Lorain Nativity Baseball
Lorain
Oberlin Faces Heidelberg In Opening College Grid Game
Oberlin meets Heidelberg in the season opener at Oberlin on Sept. 29. Heidelberg brings speed and weight in a veteran lineup, while Oberlin relies on four letter men and rookie standouts. Coach MacBachron predicts a hard fought battle with no large score and a fighting Oberlin squad ready for the challenge.
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Oberlin
Heidelberg
Dilfield
Tee
Welter
Vokaty
Mick” Parks
Johnny” Neubauer
MacBacheron
Whistling Gun
Oberlin Heidelberg
Wlood
Ewe Hess Novormy
I.T
Hutchinson Boker
L G
Brand Gowdy
Hinsmore Holder
Winters Martiz
Huson Laird
Strauch Neubauer
Fingerhut Beattie
L.H. Whitted Butzberger
R. HL
Adams Parks
Trier
Western Reserve University
Loback
Akron
Daniels
Ohio Westeran University
Oberlin Window Fair Draws Crowds and Awards
Judges chosen for display categories include Daniels and A W Jones for Flowers and others for Fruits Vegetables Goods and props. Garden club exhibit wins first prize at J L Edwards store with East Russia Ladies Garden club praised. Fair ends with bang concert by local business men club from 8 to 9 and late store hours. Also Frosh Senior reception at Oberlin College in Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Building.
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Oberlin
J. L. Edwards
Exhi
Louis E. Daniels
A. W. Jones
HC. Wangerien
H. A. Funk
W. D. Hobbs
G. Clifton
Walker Walker
J. S. McClelland
W. DD. Hobbs
Edith Waters
Nathen
A Martin
Clarence Wright
Henry Plat
Henry Pai
H. C. Wangeriea
E. RK. Yecom
East Russia
Oberlin College
Dudley Peter Allen
Three Divorce Suits Filed In Local Court
Alea Huth Hadsell seeks a divorce from Anson Hadsell alleging his conviction for manslaughter and current penitentiary sentence. Lottie LaRock of Lorain asks to end marriage to Thomas LaRock now in Michigan charging habitual inebriety. Frank Tomsic files to terminate seven month marriage to Mary Tomsic with claims of mistreatment of four children by a prior marriage and that he has been away since September 16.
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Huth Hadsell
Dyorce
Anson Hadsell
Lottie LaRock
Lorain
Thomas LaRock
Michigan
Frank Tomsic
Mary Tomsic
Petiton
Clainrif
Pfau Chevrolet Holds Second Annual Banquet
The Pfau-Chevrolet company held its second annual banquet at Elyria Country Club with fifty five attendees. Chevrolet factory and Cleveland zone representatives spoke briefly. Bert Pian chaired the event. Music by the William E. Anstranjo orchestra included acts by Harry Elkins. Paul Wein Tight sans and Mrs Theodore Penfennd plus Miss Genevieve Reislcg performed piano numbers. Hugh Gray contributed songs with guitar accompaniment.
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Pfau-Chevrolet Company
Elyria Country Club
Chevrolet
Cleveland Zone
Bert Pian
William E. Anstranjo
Mardolin and
Guitar
Harry Elkins
Paul Wein
Theodore Penfennd
Genevieve Reislcg
Hugh Gray
Autos Collide at East Ave Intersection
At the East Avenue Second Street junction an auto collision occurred yesterday. Mrs J L Linden of La Grange was eastbound on Second when stopping at the intersection a second car struck hers. Both autos were damaged.
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East Ave
East Avenue
Second Street
J. L. Linden
la Grange
2Nd
Cooper Talks At Eisteddfod Final Sessions Dinner
Cooper, Republican nominee for governor, attended the seventh annual Southern Ohio Eisteddfod in Jackson with prize awards announced for piano, vocal, instrumental and literary categories. Lima and Jackson led prize totals. Lima claimed the largest chorus prize of 600 and contributions funded auditorium amplifiers.
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Jackson
Reese Jones
Columbus
Gail Howey
Lima
Vera Rousculp
Gwynata Watkins
Dorothy Shultz
Irvine Duncan
Egean
Troy
Helen Baker
Bert Lesch
Portsmouth
Lima Jackson
Revervine Dungan
Roy
Dele Marshall
Wilhelmine Sloan
Donald Dowd
Athens
Corlis Parry
Lima Quartet
Soverrer
D. Jenkins Williams
Miami Avenue Presbyterian Church
Albert McBride
Eisteddfod Association
John V. Jones
Market Price Snapshots From Cleveland and Chicago Reports
Cleveland and Chicago market listings show grain and produce prices, live stock receipts, and bid ranges. Ohio cattle and hogs are steady with varied weight classes, while Chicago quotes cover butter eggs poultry and grains including No 2 hard wheat and corn. Toledo also notes steady hogs, light cattle, and steady sheep and lambs markets.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Toledo
American Legion San Antonio fund boosted by Eagle benefit
The San Antonio fund to send the local drum and bugle corps to the Legion convention in San Antonio received 63 dollars last night at the Eagle benefit dance. Mayor Hewitt, in charge, said funds are growing daily with 5600 subscribed of the 6000 goal. He expected the drive to exceed the target before the October fifth departure.
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American Legion
San Antonio
Eagles
St Marys Auto Route Correction Noted
Route changes corrected for the Findlay to Wapakoneta trip. Motorists will use Route 32 at Wapakoneta instead of Findlay, per Henry Miller, secretary of the Lorain County Auto Club.
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ST. Marys
Findlay
Wapakoneta
Henry Miller
Lorain County
Birmingham fair nears with premiums and trophies
Interest grows as the Birmingham school agricultural fair approaches on October 8. Junior Heyman directs the event with programs and premiums including over a hundred dollars in cash and nineteen silver trophies from local merchants for all departments. Judges chosen to ensure fairness. Friday features a moving picture and Saturday offers songs and trophy presentations.
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Birmingham
Junior Heyman
Vermilion
Wakeman
Lorain
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