Buckeye State Building & Loan Advertises 5% Savings
The Buckeye State Building & Loan Co. at 22 West Gay St Columbus invites your account. It claims safety and 5 percent interest as one of Central Ohio's largest, strongest savings institutions and promises prompt courteous attention.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
West Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Prince of Wales Heads to Canada on Warship Renown
The Prince of Wales, with King George and Queen Mary, departed London for Portsmouth at 11 30 a m. He will board the warship Renown at six this evening and sail for Canada. Arrival in St Johns is set for August 15 with a later visit to the United States likely in October.
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London
Prince of Wales
King George
Queen Mary
Portsmouth
Canada
St. Johns
United States
Justice to Foster Parents of Children The Teachers
A plea to recognize teachers as vital public servants, demanding living wages and better support. The piece notes low salaries, rising costs, and numerous vacancies, urging communities to adopt a minimum $1,000 yearly wage for teachers to secure America's future through educated leadership.
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United States of America
America
Retun
United States
Illinois
League of Nations Endorsed by National Grange
Oliver Wilson urges Grange officers nationwide to back the League of Nations and urge Senate ratification of the peace treaty. He cites arbitration goals and calls for resolutions to press senators and sections of the Grange to act, including special meetings if needed.
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WM. J. Warrener
National Grange
United States
Peoria
Lil
Athens
League of Nations
Grange
Fourteen Nations
Germany
Senate of the
Oliver Wilson
Scouts Head for Coolville Camp Riebel Adventure
Troop Two, Boy Scouts of Athens, with thirty-two boys, set out from Athens at 6:30 AM for Coolville. They faced muddy roads, set up tents, paraded, and enjoyed swimming, a sunset vigil, and a river excursion down the Ohio to Hockingport and across to West Virginia before returning by ferry to camp, with Troop Three from Logan due Monday.
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Coolville
Athens
Parkersburg
Graham
Dupler
Hockingport
Ohio
Dam Nr
Bataman
West Virginia
Harris Ferry
Hocking
Buckeye
Logan
Lawrence K. Dupler
Riebel
Former Ohioan Tries to End His Career in Alabama
An Ohioan, C. A. Matheny, 48, missing since Sunday, was found dying with a throat wound at his home in Anniston Alabama. Officers had gone to serve a warrant for abandonment of his family. He had married a local woman, Miss Cora Higgebotham, said to be fourteen, a week earlier. Matheny was a machinist from Youngstown and had moved to Anniston last February.
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Anniston
Ala
C. A. Matheny
Cora Higgebotham
Matheny
Youngstown
Ohio
Tire protector invention aids touring on uncertain roads
A new tire protector for automobile touring over uncertain roads improves traction and prevents skidding. It offers enhanced grip on rough surfaces and may reduce loss of control in wet or uneven conditions.
Modesty concerns trigger dress reform talk at Lorain High
The Lorain W C T U demands stricter school dress standards after denouncing peek a boo outfits and high heels worn by students. Eva Hills notes the board cannot dictate attire but should urge reform while Dr Frank Young criticizes cosmetic use and bead fashion. Board members split on what modesty means.
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Lorain
Board of Education
Eva Hills
Frank Young
Troop Trains Carry Fourth Division Through Athens
Troopers from Ohio Indiana and Michigan aboard two troop trains reached the Union Depot in Athens at 3 10 and 4 30 P M. The Fourth Division, moving through Athens for several days, was part of the convoy. A third train was expected to arrive at 2 P M today.
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Camp Sherman
Union
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Athens
Congress Seeks Pershing Input on Peace Army Size
Congress plans to hear General Pershing before deciding on universal military training and the peace treaty. The War Department bill calls for an army of 500000 and universal service, with strong opposition in both chambers. Senator Wadsworth questions the staff plan, arguing the peace army would be too large.
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Pershing
Washington
General Pershing
War Department
Wadsworth
Senate Military Affairs Committee
General Staff
Reward Offered for Slayings of Cleveland Printer
A $2500 reward was offered today for the arrest and conviction of the slayer of Daniel Kaber, Cleveland printer and publisher, by his father Moses Kaber. The notice was issued in Cleveland, Ohio, on August 5.
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Cleveland
Daniel Kaber
Moses Kaber
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