Washington Talks Dawes Rules and City Housing Trends
Washington discusses Vice President Dawes and Senate rules, and analyzes urban migration as McKenzie predicts a shift to suburbs. The piece contrasts capital investment tensions, Klux activity, and the high cost of central living pushing families to move out, framing Washington as a city of compact apartments and elite living.
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Charles Pp
Stewart Washington
Washington
Dawes
Congress
Heller
Senate
President Coolidge
Mores
McKenzie
University of Chicago
National
Mito
Chevy Chase
Jeoma Park
Clarendon
Air programs to open season with broadcasts from banquet events
Washington announces the radio season opens September 4 with WJR airing the American Bar Association dinner in Detroit. Speakers include Charles Evans Hughes Frank Kellogg Lora Buckmaster and others. A second dinner honoring Admiral Benson is set for September 19 in Washington. A national radio council proposal aims to protect broadcasting interests nationwide.
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Robert Mack
Canton Daily News
Washington
American Bbar Association
WJR
New York
M. Manuel Fourcade
Paris Bar Association
John G. Sargent
Henry W. Taft
Admiral Benson
WRC
National Radio Council
United States
The
Radio Manufacturers Association
Frank Reichmann
Committee On Publi Relations
Seek Bones of Scourge of God
Budapest reports Hungary seeks the return of Atilla the Hun’s arms from an Austrian museum and probes the mythic burial. Legend says Attila lies in three chests of bronze silver and gold, buried in Steyermark near Hausmandtetten with Huehnerberg rising on the site.
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Canton Daily News
Budapest
Hungary
Attila
God
Steyermark
Austria
Hausmandtetten
Huehnerberg
Hunnenberg
Akron Authors Sunflower Yarn Sparks Jealousy With Canton
Akron Times-Press letters lampoon Canton’s pumpkin contest as Akronites brag about a dandelion claimed as an 11 ft 2 in sunflower. The satire recalls Akron’s rise, mocks Canton’s crop sizes, and features humorous exchanges about giant pumpkins and turnips.
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Alous
Canton
Good- Tich
R. F. Wolf
Akron Times- Press
The
Daily News
Molly Stark Club
Lt. Calloway
Pacific Ocean
Herman R. Missinglink
Summitco
Camp Wingfoot near close for year season ends
The 1925 camp season at Camp Wingfoot near Lake Erie closes with evening program including Romeo and Juliet by Miss Cush ing's squad, musical and dramatic features, and a marshmallow toast on the beach. Week-end visitors and a large list of attendees are noted.
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Camp Wingfoot
Else Sohnlein
Owen Ellaworth
Youngstown
Fred Haag
Frederick Haag
J. H. Shan
Lester Yarger
F. Furney
Lucile Yarger
Donald Cole
John Tschantz
Helen Tschantz
Olive Tschantz
George Nichols
X. Krauss
Bedford
Ed Bolender
Herbert Bolender
Canton
Sharpnack
Miss Heckert
Salem
Boy Scout Camp Suspended by Canton Council Leaders Named
The Canton Council of Scouts suspended its Boy Scout Camp for the season after operations began July 6 with leaders Ambrose Staudt Clarence Kennedy Karl Perkins Harold Muntz and Virgil Deaver remaining to clean up Sunday A chicken dinner was planned for them before winter camp preparations. Zoar Troop 4 B met at Trinity Reform Church to discuss winter work and held signaling practice. Troop 83 adapted when the Scoutmaster was away. Color guard Newton and Keckley raised flags for holidays and ceremonies. Sergeant Dawson shared wartime stories to emphasize the seriousness of the scout path.
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Canton Council of Scouts
Ambrose Staudt
Clarence Kennedy
Karl Perkins
Harold Muntz
Virgil Deaver
Zoar
Trinity Reformed Church
Behtind
Newton and
Keckley
Dawson
France
George Summel
McCuskey
School of Woodcraft
Headquarters
Crow’s Point
Culver
Dublin centenarian advocates simple living and smoking
Aug. 29 Dublin reports John Sweeney of Lettermacaward County Donegal aged 116 claims to be Ireland's oldest inhabitant. His longevity recipe is to live the simple life and smoke plenty.
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Dublin
John Sweeney
Lettermacaward
County Donegal
Ireland
Sweeney
Lawson Head of Daily News Built a Longlasting Newspaper Family
Henry Justin Smith portrays Victor F. Lawson as the steady, unflinching publisher who kept the Chicago Daily News staff cohesive for years. He valued patience, fairness, and interest in writers, granting freedom within limits while preserving respect for veracity and quality.
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Henry Justin Smith
Canton Daily Noevws
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Mity
The
Daily News
Victor F. Lawson
Bohemia
Victor F. Wilson
Mr. Lawson
Protest at Altoona Tests ICC Freight-Rate Order
Anticipated protest actions emerge in Altoona Pennsylvania as coal operators plan a test against an Interstate Commerce Commission order cutting freight rates for Virginia and New England bituminous coal. The move follows the ICC decision narrowing transportation charges and affects Pennsylvania operators seeking gains or relief.
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Interstate Commerce
Virginia
New England
Pennsylvania
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