Worthington to Testify on French Finances in West Virginia War
In an overlapping financial saga, Honest Worthington, jailed for alleged roles with Charles French and his band of swindlers, expected to detail the French era to federal prosecutors. Assistant US Attorney W Clinnin planned to quiz Worthington as Cleveland millionaire Burton W. Davis arrives for possible testimony.
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Cago
Worthington
Charles French
Clinnin
Kington
Buron W. Davis
Cleveland
Canton
Ohio
Harding Invites Idaho Senator. Borah Declines
Aug 20 report says President Harding invited Senator Borah of Idaho to join administration leadership in the Senate. Borah declined, while Lodge leads the Republican group in the chamber. The move aimed to unite progressives with the administration, but Borah and others maintain independence.
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Fashington
Harding
Senator Bh
Idaho
Borah
Nator
Eut Harding
E of Nations
Mexican Oil Fight Set for Quick Settlement
In Mexico City August 20 E L Doheny president of Mexican Petroleum Co says oil interests will aid a speedy settlement of the Mexican petroleum controversy. He notes a conference with Secretary of the Treasury De La Huerta and President Obregon was planned for Monday to discuss a resolution.
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Xico City
Mexican Petroleum
E. L. Doheny
Mexican Petroleum Company
An Oil
Ofeasury de la Huerta
Dent Obregon
Veterans For Buddie Week Begins In Timore
Timore reports the start of Buddie Week with an expected turnout of 30,000 ex service men from the 21st and 79th divisions. The event aims to honor and mobilize veterans in the area.
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Timore
Dr. F. H. Darby Dies in Columbus at 75
Dr. F H Darby longtime superintendent of the Ohio Home Society for the blind, died in Columbus after paralysis. He was a graduate of Cincinnati Medical College and practiced medicine in Vinton County for twenty years.
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Lumbus
F. H
Then
Home Society of Ohio
Darby
Cincinnati Medical College
Vintonco
Weather and notices fragment for Ohio region
Fragmentary report notes generally fair weather in Ohio with cooler conditions near Lake Erie. Also mentions a plumbing company ad offering prompt service and a moulders’ notice for a meeting Tuesday evening at Yoder's office.
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Moulders
Yoder
Billy Sunday Blames Parents for Flappers in Portland
In Portland Rev. Billy Sunday told a crowd of ten thousand that parents are to blame for the flapper era. He mocked men who admire modern dress and warned that moral peril follows from lax attitudes toward youth and fashion.
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Billy Sunday
Portland
Ore
Billy
Guurt Upholds Injunction at Whitacre Plant
Judge Ake grants an injunction restraining miners from picketing the Whitacre Greer Fireproofing Co at Waynesburg and denies the company a restraining order against peaceful picketing. The dispute arose over car load weight limits and ensuing work stoppage. Frank Monnett and Lyman W Rogers represented the union and cross petitioners in defense of peaceful picketing.
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Whitacre- Greer Fireproofing Co
Waynesburg
Ake
Frank Monnett
Ohio
Lyman W Rogers
Canton
Union Leaders Try To Stop Local Strikes In Railroads
Chicago Aug 30 Rail union leaders push to prevent local unauthorized strikes while two million railroad employees vote on a strike. B M Jewell and other leaders urge members to stay on the job until ballots are counted. The ballot seeks to curb immediate action amid restlessness and potential shop work stoppages.
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Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
John Graudenz
Soviet Life in Russia Seen by Louise Bryant
Louise Bryant reports from Russia that the Soviet leadership has dropped some radical features, while hunger dominates daily life. She notes the monotony of bread and tea, citizens losing pounds, and a general undernourishment that consumes thoughts of food as a constant challenge.
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New York
Tslussia
Louise Bryant
International News Service
Miss Bryant
John Reed
Russia
Ernst Defends City Budget In Tax Debate
Councilman William A. Ernst, chair of the finance committee, answered County Auditor Ned L. Perkins defending city officials from criticism over raising the tax rate to fund public improvements. He argued projects were voter approved, costs down, and delaying them would harm employment. Ernst predicted wrinkles would be ironed out when the budget commission and city officials meet.
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William A. Ernst
Councilmanic Finance Committee
Crty
Ned L. Perkins
Ernst
Budget Commission
Perkins
Harding Orders Toledo Man Released Here
Sam Wolchak of Toledo, held in Stark county jail, was released on a personal order from President Harding after attorney George H. Clark appealed when county commissioners balked. Wolchak, sentenced by Federal Judge Killitts for 60 days under the Volstead Act, was rearrested and later freed as federal authority acted. Wolchak, a wealthy Toledo figure, is noted for political prominence.
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Sam Wolchak
Toledo
Stark Co
Harding
Atty
George H. Clark
Daugherty
Finch
Attorney General
George B. Christian, Jr
Wolchak
Killitts
Washington
Clark
Local Ads Brief for Shoppers and Repairs
Multiple small ads list services and goods: Have children's shoes repaired at emall cost while they wait from C and J Shoe Shop 121 Third Street SE. Adv. Used Player Piano Kenny's fourth floor. Lens Lens McKeelens complete stock. Fisher Auto Supply Co. corner Walnut and Second Street NE and 229 Cleveland Ave NW. Adv.
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Emall
C & J Shoe Shop
Third-st
Kenny's
McKeelens
Fisher Auto Supply Co
Walnut
Second-st
Cleveland Av
McKee
Walnut and
Cleveland -Ay NW
Narrowly Escapes Quick Sand Grave in Covington Scene
James Hayden, 60, narrowly escaped a quick sand death when a river bank gave way at Covington. Henry Runge arrived in time and pulled him from the sand where he had sunk to his shoulders along a Licking river bank.
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Covington
James Hayden
Henry Runge
Hayden
Licking River
Seven Players Rolls for One Dollar Wednesday
Kenny's Piano Dept Adv Lets All Go Hon John J Lentz A I VU pic nic Labor Day Meyers Lake Adv Orphans Picnic Louisville Orphans Picnic at Meys ers Lake Thursday Sept 1 Adv
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John J. Lentz
A. I. VU
Labor Day
Meyers Lake
Louisville
Meysers Lake
Seven Player Rolls For $1 Wednesday at Kenny's Piano
Seven player rolls offered for one dollar from 3 to 4 p m at Kenny's Piano Dept Adv McKee lens. Complete stock available. act fast. Fisher Auto Second st NE and 229 Cleveland Ave.
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Kenny
Cleveland Officials Oppose Ku Klux Klan
Cleveland's city council unanimously approved a resolution condemning the Ku Klux Klan. Mayor Fitzgerald denounced the organization as a hot bed for stirring up race and religious prejudice.
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Cleveland
Willam S Fitzgerald
Ku Klux Klan
Mitzgerald
Germany's Warning Against Undue Agitation Sparks Tension
Berlin reports Conservative leaders downplay coup danger amid government censorship and heavy penalties. Protests loom as unions press for Reichswehr reforms and judges to purge monarchists. Police brace for a mass demonstration while Rote Fahne hypes upheaval.
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Berlin
Ariven
Sterm
Mathias Mrzberger
Ebert
Wirth
Governor Morgan Appeals for Federal Troops in West Virginia
Washington dispatch notes Governor Morgan's plea for federal troops to quell clashes in coal regions. About 1500 armed miners near Sharples Clothier Blair and Madison refuse to disperse as trains are seized and wires cut. The Harding administration indicates possible decisive action with Weeks promising firm measures if troops intervene.
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Executive
Washington
West Virginia
War Wainwright
Harding
War Department
Morgan
Loganco
Sharples, Clothier
Blair
Madison
Secretary of War
Bandhela
Bandhelts
Virginia
General Bandholtz
Wa. Va
General Bandheltz
W. Va
Randholts
Frank Keeney
Burglary Hits Strassaner Home on Clevelanday NW
Thieves broke into K. Strasaner residence at 1655 Clevelanday NW early Monday night. They unlocked a rear door and stole furs jewelry dresses personal papers abstracts old coins a traveling bag a suitcase and other valuables.
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K. Strasaner
Clevelanday
HITS PROFITEERING AS REAL BUSINESS IN CLEVELAND
August 20 report from D Willis, chairman of the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank, condemns profiteering for keeping prices high. He says it harms current and future prosperity and fairness in the readjustment process. The weekly note cites improvements in the textile and automobile sectors.
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Cleveland
D Willis
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Burinom
Wille Eaid Wille
Physical union of phone plants expected soon
The Ohio State Telephone Co and Ohio Bell plan a formal consolidation to form Ohio Bell Telephone Co. The merger would unify 16 000 subscribers from about 10 000 Ohio State lines and 3 85 Ohio Bell lines with suburban growth. The deal, announced by Ros White, anticipates eventual abolition of duplicate stations.
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Ohio State Telephone Co
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
State Public Utilities Commission
Ros, White
Ohio State Co
Independent
Tell Telephone
Pell
Ohio Bell Telephone Ca
Canton
Mell
Average Life Of Man Lengthening In Age Outlook
Columbus reports Dr. George W. Morgan secretary of the American Insurance Union says mortality statistics show life expectancy rising. He notes improvements in sanitation nationwide campaigns and disease control have extended longevity with typhoid and malaria epidemics no longer taking as many lives.
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Columbus
George W. Moagan
Moagtan
Daily News Picnic Opens Early for Meyers Lake Outing
The Daily News held its annual picnic at Meyers Lake inviting employees from all departments and their families. The event began at 12 49 o'clock to permit early attendance as arranged by management.
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Daily News Today
Neews
Daily News
Meyers Lake
Canton Leder 589 hk Ladies' Night Preview
Canton Leder 589 hk of P announces Ladies' Night on Wednesday August 31 for members and their lady friends with a Stag-Adv. Tonight event featuring Tilly Lowe.
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Canton Leder
Tilly Lowe
Stag
Ady
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