Coolidge Pursues Thorough Study of Moscow Question
President Coolidge, after inked agreements on recognizing the Soviet, plans a series of conferences with senators, congressmen, and prominent citizens to review conditions in Russia. He will host meetings at the New Willard with former Secretary of State and other investigators to gauge guarantees for foreign property and possible recognition.
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Washington
Ican
United
State Department
Congress
Willard
Russia
Europe
Mexico
Condt
White House
Coolidge
Harding
Athens County Fair Opens With Record Exhibits
Athens County rural society hosts its annual fair with historic exhibits and expanded barns. The grounds fill to capacity as livestock tents rise, racing and horse shows set for Wednesday to Friday, fireworks by a Chicago company at 8 p.m., and traffic plan splits gates and Cemetery access to manage crowds.
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Athens Coun
Athens County Rural Society
Ing
Theatre‘company
Chicago
Union
West Union
McCook Teams Enter International Air Races in St Louis
Aug 21 reports McCook crews named by the department to participate in the international air races set for October 12 in St Louis. Dayton pilots and crews will compete, with light meters in Toronto now read by special film camera photographs.
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Mick Dayton
McCook
Ets
Eld
St. Louis
Toronto
Army mail planes set 28 hour coast to coast record plan
New epoch in postal air service as two Army planes prepare to depart from New York and San Francisco to establish 28 hour coast to coast mail delivery. Zones split routes New York to Chicago Cheyenne and Cheyenne to San Francisco with stops at Cleveland Chicago Omaha Salt Lake City Cheyenne and Reno.
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Army Mail
New York
Postal
Atlantic
San Francisco
New York-Chicago
Chicago-Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Eveland
Chicago
Ormatha
Salt Lake City
Reno
French Reply To British Reparations Note
Paris August 21. Trance replies to Britain's note of August 12 were delivered at the Berlin embassy at 9 am. The French foreign office will publish the reply tomorrow. It is a detailed argument defending Ruhr occupation legality and urging unity to settle the reparations issue.
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Paris
Berlin
Great Britain
Ruhr
Denver Bank Robbery by Athens Youth Under Probe
Ray McCoy, 22, of Athens Ohio, allegedly robbed Union State Bank in Denver Colorado. He produced a revolver, demanded cash, and fled with about 349 dollars before being overpowered by bystanders and arrested. Police report he claimed financial need and may face state robbery charges.
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Ray McCoyy
Athens
Denver
Colo
Ray McCoy
Denver Post
S. Simons
Union State Bank
Seventeenth Street
Simons
Abraham Dolidow
Julian Street
Walter G. Eldridge
Golden
Dolidow
Louis Agnew
Ohio
Great Northern Hotel
Moffat Road
George Dyon
H. R. Willam
McCoy
Five Die In Mountain Auto Crash Near Nice
Five Americans died when a sightseeing bus veered off a mountain road near Le Panier and plunged into a ravine. Thirteen others were injured and Nice morgue facilities were set up in Guillaume. The group, on a European tour from Boston via Temple Tours, included Rev and Mrs Grant Person and Prof Russell B Miller among the injured.
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Nice
le Panieer
Guillaume
Paris
Grant Person
Alexander Sondheimer
D. S. White
Charles Gray
Louis Ballarino
Paris, Lyon & Mediterranean Railroad
Temple Tours
Boston
Russell B. Miller
University of Chicago
Miller
Grenoble
England
Scotland
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
France
France and Europe near debt settlement, officials say
Washington reports a fall basis for adjusting war debts to the United States by France and other European nations. Officials expect an end to the reparations deadlock before winter and forecast Europe’s improved economy with France and Britain nearing an understanding to stabilize finances. France shows rapid recovery with rebuilt cities and full employment, while German production reportedly exceeds prewar levels.
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Washington
United States
France
Europe
Hich Rank
Great Britain
Treasury Department
American Debt Funding Commission
Akron couples face wedding delays at courthouse picnic
At the city-council annual picnic in Akron two brides elect learned no licenses would be issued delaying their weddings. They cried as they faced postponed ceremonies amid the event.
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Akron
White House opposes separate federal tariff board plan
Washington August 21 The Coolidge administration plans to aid American business but does not endorse the United States chamber of commerce idea to set up a separate federal adjustment board to manage flexible tariff provisions.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
United States Chamber of Commerce
Federal Adjustment Board
Where is John Rush of Green's Run?
The report concerns John Rush son of Mrs John Rush Sr of Green's Run. A found Overland touring car bearing license 676372 was abandoned in Norwood Cincinnati. Police traced the vehicle to Rush who recently left home to seek work and was last known in Zanesville last Friday. The car’s abandonment spurred fears of foul play.
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John Rush
John Rush Sr
Green's Run
Parker
Norwood
Cincinnati
Chief Parker
Athens
Zanesville
Rush
State Jog Holder Given Old Place by Board's Order
Rein statement of Dr. W. F. Bay of Columbus as special medical examiner for the state industrial commission was unanimously ordered today by the state civil service commission. Dr. Bay, an employee of the commission for over eight years, was dismissed weeks ago by State Director of Industrial Relations Witter for alleged incompetence and discourteous treatment of applicants for state compensation.
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Columbus
W. F. Bay
State Industrial Commission
State Civil Service Commission
Soap Confiscation Highlights Whiskey Stash in MA Warehouse
In Cincinnati at the Anheuser Busch warehouse, authorities seized twenty year old whiskey valued at $25,000 stored under the name soap. The liquor filled 760 gallon cans and was confiscated late yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Anheuser Busch
Firefighters buried in collapse of burning building in New York
Firefighters died while battling a blaze in New York as portions of the structure caved in, burying several crews. Authorities continued rescue efforts amid dense smoke and rising concerns about safety and overhead hazards.
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New York
Steubenville Orders Ban On Rallies After Anti Klan Outburst
An emergency ordinance to bar meetings parades or demonstrations that could cause disturbances will be submitted to Steubenville council. City officials cite recent anti Klan outbreaks and say the measure has general language without naming the group. The Klan parade scheduled for Thursday evening is canceled following Mayor Hawkins request for city sanction of all demonstrations.
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Steubenville
Ralph Levinson
Frank A. Hawkins
Hawkins
Ciala
Excavation Nears Finish for High School Site
Excavation for the new High School at High and State streets is finished by Fred Bechter with a steam shovel for Contractor Bart Davidson. Davidson will begin pouring concrete foundations later this week as topography enables.
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High and
State Streets
Fred Bechter
Bart Davidson
Davidson
West Side
Central Avenue
Hibernians Hold Mass for Rev Father Moran in Columbus
In Columbus on August 21 the 365 delegates of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and its auxiliary gathered at St Dominick's church for a solemn high Mass of requiem for the late Rev Father Moran.
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Columbus
Order of Hibernians
Solemmn
Requim
Father Moran
St Dominick's Church
Greater Well Drilled Near Carthage Township Fight for Record
The Logan Gas company brought in a new well with record production for the territory. A Jaye Oil & Gas well drilled a month or six weeks ago measured about 1,096,669 feet away, but Sunday’s well is believed to exceed it though not yet measured. Two more wells, Bradford Oil and Jaye Oil & Gas, are slated to be drilled this week Wednesday, with Jaye’s being its fifth drilling endeavor.
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Carthage Township
Bunday
Logan Gas Company
Jaye Oil & Gas Company
Bradford Oil Company
Athens Street Renamed Matin Street on City Council Action
By a Monday vote the Athens city council renamed Court Street the Matin Street to avoid confusion with an outlying district. Civic officials said the change aims to prevent misnaming, but the full impact remains unclear as residents absorb the meaning of the new street designation.
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Athens
Court Street
Matin Street
Racial clash erupts in Cincinnati park dance row
In Lincoln Park tense protests between White and Black residents escalated into a violent contest. Bottles, bricks, and clubs flew as police and reinforcements arrived. Black participants retreated under rain of missiles while Whites pursued them through the streets and into homes.
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Lincoln Park
Court Offices Close at Noon for County Fair Thursday and Friday
Anyone planning to marry this week should hurry as the county courthouse closes at noon on Thursday and Friday for the county fair. The note suggests couples proceed before midday to complete civil formalities.
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Court House
Manitoba mounted police hunt Polish count professor
Redcoats of the Manitoba mounted police search near York Saskatchewan for a former Polish count and professor accused of six burglaries. The fugitive, who escaped July 18 from provincial officers, robs houses by night and seeks to marry eight women in two weeks. Police say he was a chemistry professor at a Prague university before a decade of Northwest crime.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba Mounted Police
York
Sask
Prague
Klan Candidate Resigns From Steubenville High School
Albert Truman Smith once a Ku Klux Klan mayoral candidate in Steubenville, resigns from his post as mathematics professor at Steubenville High School after losing to Mayor Frank A. Hawking in the recent primary.
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KLAN
Steubenville
Albert Truman Smith
Ku Klux Klan
Frank A. Hawking
Steubenville High School
Coolidge Reappoints Mrs. John Jacob Rogers to Visit Soldiers Hospitals
President Calvin Coolidge reappoints Mrs. John Jacob Rogers of Massachusetts as his personal representative to visit soldier hospitals across the United States, renewing her duties in this national service.
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Washington
Coolidge
John Jacob Rogers
Massachusetts
Soldier Hospitals
United States
Ohio Bell declares quarterly dividend of 1.75 a share
The directors of Ohio Bell Telephone company announced a regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars per share on preferred stock at today's meeting. The payout is payable in October.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Columba utus Nature Triumphs Yet Again
Columbautus, Ind residents recount a tale of a baby polecat named Honey Sickle found by Jack Throckmorton on a road near the city. The kit endured a bath in totblet water and was kept as a pet despite evidence of an unpleasant earlier home.
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Columbautus
Ind
Nature
Jack Throckmorton
Throckmorton
Wage deadlock at anthracite conference escalates
Miners and operators clash over pay as talks resume with a potential 29 percent demand from the miners and a $2 day rate for contract workers. John N. Lewis leads the UMWA while Sam Warriner defends no raise, with government interest noted as an observer watches the session.
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Atlantic
Nod
Canthenettve
John ©. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Ciretes
Samuell D. Warriner
John N. Lewis
Lewis
Warriner
United States Coal Commission
Department of Justice
County Clerk Refuses Urgent Marriage License Request
Akron county clerk Thomas H. Clark refused a late night demand to issue a marriage license. He said he would not travel to his office immediately for a license, nor would he issue a divorce certificate or hunting license at that hour, returning to bed.
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Thomas H. Clark
Akron
Clark
Plaza hall collapse kills two firemen in Brooklyn blaze
A three story Plaza hall building in Williamsburg collapsed during a fire, burying firefighters beneath debris. Two were killed and a third injured as 80 firemen fought the blaze amid rising death toll rumors and extensive property damage estimated at 59,000.
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New York
Copf
New Plaza
Lance Hall
Williamsburgh
Brooklyn
Masonic Temple
Viremen
Inalda
Catla
O'lara
Macon Flogging Fear Keeps Victims Silent
Macon Georgia officers fight to break a mysterious fear among flogging party victims who refuse to identify attackers. Victims say they were released alive after beatings and offer no clues. Unofficial police circles await Hudson brothers conference expected soon to uncover more about the organization.
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Macon
Hudson Brothers
Jal
Campaign to raise Sherman Tech veteran enrollment
An active drive in Chillicothe Ohio seeks to boost World War I disabled veteran enrollment at Sherman Tech Vocational School No 1 from 456 to 1000. Men to interview prospective students began yesterday.
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Chillicothe, O
Sherman Tech
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