Memorial funeral for Col. Frederick W. Galbraith in Cincinnati
Thousands of officials and veterans gather in Cincinnati for the funeral with body in Music Hall rotunda. Interment planned at Arlington after a state ceremony and a cavalry escort. Messages from Marshal Foch and dignitaries flow in as the Legion honors its late national commander.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
American Legion
Legion
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Harry Davis
Ohio Supreme Court
Frederick W. Galbraith
Indianapolis
Galbraith
Music Hall
John F. Herget
Ninth Street Baptist Church
147 Infantry
Frederick McMillin
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
Calvary Episcopal Church
Fort Thomas Infantry
147Th Infantry
National Guard
Simon Roas
Ohio Cavalry
Robert Allen
Old First Regiment
Rotary Club
Cincinnati Business Men's Club
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Fort Thomas
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Pittsburg
William B. McFall
Ind
The
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
National Executive Committee
Leonard Bolder
Tweny
Franklin d'Olier
Thomas Goldingay
Newark
M. J
Claudius G. Pendill
Racine
Wis
James G. Scrugham
Reno
Nev
E. Jackson Winslett
Birmingham
Ala
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Paris
Marshal Foch
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Pueblo to Seek Permanent Flood Aid From Washington
Pueblo Colorado will dispatch a committee to Washington likely tomorrow night to seek permanent assistance for flood victims in the Arkansas and Fountain river valleys. The group will be led by Albyn B. Adams and include members from Pueblo Denver and Colorado Springs. Secretary Fall pledged two interior engineers to survey the damage and six more flood victims were recovered from the arkansas river banks, four adults and two infants.
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Pueblo
Colo
Washington
Harding
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
Colorado
Congress
Arkansas
Fountain River Valleys
Albn B. Adams
Denver
Colorado Springs
Levern
Department of Interior
Arkansas River
Budget bill signed by President Harding
Washington June 10 The bill establishing a budget system of government expenditures was signed today by President Harding. He expects to appoint a director of budget within the next two weeks from a field narrowed to three or four candidates.
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Washington
Harding
Ford contest hearing marks new inquiries into 1918 Newberry campaign
Washington June 10 new fields opened in the senate contest over Henry Ford as subpoenaes were issued for William Durant Andrew Green Jr and Lyman D Smith to testify about campaign financing in 1918 The session featured a clash between Ford attorneys and the committee and the withdrawal of Paul King as nervous breakdown loomed The witnesses discussed reconciled checks totaling about 160000 used in the Newberry primary while executives pressed the matter of expenditures and potential duplications Senator Pomerene left in heat
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Washington
Senate
Henry Ford
Newberry
Michigan
Ford
William ©. Durant
General Motors Company
Andrew Green
Solvay Process Company
Lyman D. Smith
New York
Alfred
Henry Lucking
Spencer
Paul H. King
Charles A. Floyd
Luckings
Floyd
Alfred Lucking
Senator Pomerene
Ohio
Noted Archaeologist Mills Dies in Chillicothe
William B. Mills an eminent Ohio archaeologist died at his home in Chillicothe at age eighty His donation of mound builder artifacts formed part of the Ohio State University museum collection now housed by the Ohio Historical and Archaeological Society
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Chillicothe
Ohio
William B. Mills
Mr. Mills
Ohio Historical and Archaeological Society
Ohio State University Museum
Bankers assure U S officials will sanction world finance moves
Seek American Sanction reports that assurances were given by groups of international bankers in the United States that American officials will be asked to sanction all future actions impacting the global financial situation.
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Washington
Sunday Campaign Crowds Pack Bluefield Tabernacle
Billy Sunday sermon titled Fifty Fifty drew a huge audience in the tabernacle with Ruth Rodeheaver and family musicians drawing applause. Sunday announced a Saturday preaching event in Bluefield drawing standing ovations and packed seating, while Kody led vibrant song services and a large crowd pressed in.
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Billy Sunday
Tabernacle
Rodeheaver
Rody
Bluefield
Ruth Rodeheaver
Winona Lake
Jesus
Tyler Frazier
Milton Easley
Kody
Misa Ruth
Zion
Norfolk and Western Railway
Bluestone
Sunday Echoes on Morality and Humanity
A reflective Sunday meditation critiques unfair judgments of humanity and the limits of morality. It argues that sanctity is revealed, not proclaimed, and warns against forcing salvation by mere restraint. The essay contrasts Christian life with true inner renewal amid a cynical age.
Bluefield Billy Sunday Club to complete organization Monday
The Billy Sunday Campaign moves toward full organization in Bluefield with a noon constitution and by laws meeting at the Railway Y M C A and a 7 30 p m tabernacle gathering for Christian men to join as charter members.
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Bluefield
Billy Sunday Club
Railway Y. M. C. A
Fred R. Christie
Roanoke Billy Sunday Club
Charles K. Fisher
Railroad “Y
Tabernacle
Campaign Sidelights at Elks Club Gathering
Saturday night gathers an Elks Club crowd to walk to the tabernacle for reserved seating. The Elks nod and hint at mischief, but their wives and daughters will accompany them, making whatever happens likely harmless yet intriguing.
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Elks Club
Tabernacle
Timber Temple
Special Norfolk and Western Train Serves Virginia Towns
A Norfolk and Western Railway special train will run from English Virginia on Sunday morning. The route passes Cedar Bluff and Tazewell to reach Bluefield for the tabernacle morning service and returns after the night service, bringing a large Virginians influx.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
English, Va
Cedar Bluff
Tazewell
Bluefield
the Tabernacle
Binefield
Resolved to Scold Less and Pray More
A brief civic pledge echoes the community’s aim to reduce harsh language and increase prayer and courtesy in daily life. The quotation emphasizes a calmer, more charitable social ethic within local civic culture.
Bluefield Railroad Runs Largest Matoaka Special
Friday night’s Matoaka Special carried twelve loaded cars and left Bluefield after Billy Sunday services, marking the railroad’s biggest special to date.
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Bluefield
Four More Arrests In Martial Law Zone
Four men were arrested in Williamson West Virginia on June 10 for violating the martial law proclamation in Mingo county. The arrests bring total detainees to ninety six. those held today were Tom Miller Phillip Griffey Posie Stone and Homer Stone with charges including cursing the proclamation and unlawful assemblage.
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Williamson
W. Va
Mingo County
Tom Miller
Phillip Griffey
Posie Stone
Homer Stone
Miller
Bavarian Diet Member Garesis Mortally Wounded in Munich
Berlin reports Herr Garesis a prominent independent socialist and Bavarian Diet member was fatally shot in Munich after lecturing on clericalism in schools. He was returning home when he was shot, marking a deadly political act amid tensions in Bavaria.
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Berlin
Herr Garesis
Munich
Harding Inducted Into Honorary Knights Templar
President Harding was inducted into honorary membership by Columbia commandery No 2 Knights Templar in Washington. George Christian and General Sawyer received similar honors. A Marion Ohio delegation attended the ceremony.
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Washington
Harding
Columbia Commandery No. 2
Knights Templar
George Christian
Sawyer
Marion
Ohio
Rotary Kiwants Ball Game Today at the Fairgrounds
The Rotarians and Kiwanians meet for a baseball clash at the fairgrounds this afternoon. Billy Sun day will umpire, with Rody Pete and Rapp in the lineup. Doc Vass is out. Baber may start for the Aotea. Proceeds go to the Boys' Work Fund. admission fifty cents. Game at four.
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Rotarians
Fairgrounds
Billy
Rody
Pete
Rapp
Doc Vass
Doc
Auderson
Aotea
Vaas
Bluefield
Baber
Totley
Boys’ Work Fund
Belated Degree Awarded at MIT In Historic Class
Everett F E Hapgood received a belated bachelor of science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology today. Hapgood had completed the class of 1876 but was held back by a missing thesis until he recently submitted it. The 637 strong graduating class marked MIT history as the largest ever.
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Boston
Everett FE. Hapgood
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hapgood
Three Generations in Jail in Cleve lands Murder Case
Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber widow of Daniel B. Kaber and her daughter Miss Marian McArdie are held in the county jail facing first degree murder charges for Kaber’s death two years ago. Mrs Mary Brickel 69, mother of Mrs Kaber, has been jailed in default of 5000 bail.
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Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel B. Kaber
Lakewood
Marian McArdie
Kaber
Mary Brickel
Profiteering Charge Against New York State Hospital Care
William F. Deegan of the American Legion charges New York state profits from disabled soldiers in Manhattan State Hospital Onward Island. He says the state collects two dollars daily for patient care but spends only ninety cents, in a statement to the Evening Post.
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New York
New York State
Manhattan State Hospital
Onward’s Island
Wm. F. Deegan
American Legion
New York Evening Post
Administration officials cautious on Obregon oil treaty reply
Washington reports indicate Secretary Hughes briefed President Harding's cabinet on Sum merlin's efforts to secure a commerce and amity treaty with Mexico. Obregon claims constitutional limits prevent signing while terms may be acceptable with modifications. Summerlin awaits a clearer reply as Mexican negotiations continue amid oil rights debate in Mexico City press commentary.
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Washington
Hughes
Harding
George T. Summerlin
Mexico City
Obregon
State Department
United States
Mexico
Summerlin
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
el Universal
el Democrata
Church group denounces Dempsey Carpentier prize fight
The Meth odist Episcopal board of temperance and public morals condemns the Jersey City July 2 prize bout as bloody and brutal and calls on right thinking Americans to end prize fighting on American soil.
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Washington
Board of Temperance and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jersey City
Miss Lucy Gillett Charged With Manslaughter
Miss Lucy D Gillett sister of Speaker Gilbert Gillett was arrested in Chicopee on a manslaughter charge after her automobile struck Irene Cote twelve in Chicopee Road earlier today She was released on bail of five thousand dollars for court tomorrow and said the girl darted into her path while she drove slowly.
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Springfield
Mass
Lucy D. Gillett
Speaker Gillett
National House of Representatives
Chicopee
Irene Cote
Chicopee Road
Gillett
Single Taxers Urged to Unite In Conference
Washington June 10 Single tax advocates in the National Single Tax League were urged to join with the Single Tax Party to avoid slow death. Speakers warned the league and its publication were heavy financial drains and called for amalgamation amid growing sentiment.
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Washington
National Single Tax League
Single Tax Party
League
Gold Dust Twins Described in Senate by Senator Harrison
In a Senate floor description on June 10 Senator Harrison Democrat Mississippi called Rear Admiral Lima and Ambassador Harvey the gold dust twins who now represent the United States government in England.
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Washington
Lima
Harvey
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
United States
England
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