Athens Chamber Dinner Praises Local Progress and Unity
Athens Chamber of Commerce members heard William Kennedy outline the district’s improved roads and finances. The program praised leadership, urged stronger dues, and highlighted the group’s role in county growth and Ohio University support.
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Athens Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
William Kennedy
Board of Commerce of
Parkersburg
Masonic Temple
City Federation
Craig
Bryson
F. S. Coultrap
Henry Zenner
W. A. Carpenter
F. W. Bush
Chamber Committee On Roads
Chamber of Comerce
Kennedy
Edward Orton
Columbus
Orton
Ohio State University
J. H. Grayson
Athens Chamber
Hig
Prof. Coultrap
Ohio University
Ohio
Chamber
Child Torture Case Shocks Chicago Police
Roy Butler a 25 year old janitor was arrested on charges of torturing two young boys and killing three year old Rena Coleman. Police say he beat seven year old Harold Coleman causing skull fractures and scalding burns after placing liniment in the child’s hands then into a red hot oven and boiling water.
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Chicago
Roy Butler
Butler
Rena Coleman
Harold Coleman
Harry Coleman
Cook County Hospital
Harry
Linimento
Tax snarl lands before President Harding in Senate
Washington Oct 6 Senate Republican Leader Lodge presents the tax snarl directly to President Harding, placing pressure on the administration to address fiscal policy amid partisan battles.
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Harding
Washington
Senate
Senator Ledge
Divorced Man Cites Wife's Bedside Smoking
William A. Patterson won a divorce in Wichita claiming his wife smoked in bed for a daily dollar's worth of cigarettes. He said the habit kept him up nights and revealed she has another husband in an Oklahoma penitentiary.
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Wichita
Kansas
William A. Patterson
Patterson
Oklahoma
Treasury Chief Presses Debt Refunding Legislation
Secretary Mellon urged quick passage of foreign debt refunding legislation before the House Ways and Means Committee. The report adds that an American inventor has patented a wire clip to hold a cow's tail against one leg during milking.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
House
Ways and Means Committee
English contenders fall as Leitch Hall exit in golf
All remaining English competitors were eliminated in the third round of the women's American golf championship in All Are Beat, New Jersey, with Edith Leitch and Mrs. Lathrop Hall losing their matches.
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Deal
N. J
Edith Leitch
Lathrop Hall
Natives with Blowpipes Show 50-Yard Hunting Aim
Native hunters using blowpipes demonstrate accurate aim up to 50 yards, illustrating traditional hunting skill and tool use.
Bankers urged long term credits to boost foreign trade
John McHugh, chairman of the FTC commerce and marine commission, urged long term credits to strengthen permanent financial machinery for U S foreign trade. He told the American Bankers Association convention that such measures are essential for the United States to secure its proper role in international finance and trade.
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Chamber of Commerce
Carpenter
Kennedy
Chambers of Commerce
United States
City Welfare
Athens
The
Republic
Los Angeles
John
McHugh
Commerce and Marine Commission
Federal Trade Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Governor Davis Joins Crowds for World Series Game
Columbus report notes Governor Davis will attend the second World Series game in New York today as a baseball fan. The piece places the governor among visiting supporters and highlights anticipation for the national event.
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Columbus
Davis
New York
New York Claims Lead in Women Champion Swimmers
New York asserts it has developed more women champion swimmers than any other city, highlighting its training programs and competitive success.
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New York
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