Coolidge Presses Farm Credit Plan At White House
President Coolidge met with the Federal Farm Loan Board led by Robert A. Cooper to review intermediate credit banks and pending bond sales aimed at boosting farm credit. Board members expect a natural price adjustment as wheat surplus dissipates and oppose price fixing or new extraordinary relief legislation.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Federal Farm Loan Board
Robert A. Cooper
Congress
Cooper
Federal Reserve Board
Wallace
President Takes Lead in Shipping Policy Debate
President Coolidge will form a special committee separate from the United States Shipping Board to discuss shipping policy. The panel will include the Shipping Board chairman the Treasury secretary the Commerce secretary the Interstate Commerce Commission chairman and congressional committee chairs to shape the administration's approach.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Coolidge
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
House
Slogan Contest Drives Canton Trade Extension Week
Slogan submissions pour in from Canton area for the Trade Extension Week set for September 24 to 29. G Blakemore heads the committee while David B Zollars coordinates efforts to invite shoppers to visit Canton stores and view fall openings alongside planned exhibits and special stunts.
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Trade Extension Week Committee
George D. Harter Bank
G. Blakemore
Canton
David B. Zollars
Ohio Disciples May Hold 1924 Meeting in Cleveland
Rev I J Cahill Ohio Christian Missionary society secretary said the Disciples of Christ may meet in Cleveland next year with an invitation extended and the public hall reserved for fall. Thirty five delegates from across Ohio will attend the 1923 convention opening Sept 3 in Colorado Springs.
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Disciples of Christ
I. J. Cahill
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ohio
Monsignor Windhorst Dies in Cincinnati at 78
Monsignor Ernst Windhorst, 78, nephew of Ludwig Windhorst, long a deputy under Prince Bismarck, dies in Cincinnati after a long Catholic diocese service. He had led postwar food relief work in Germany and returned from Europe shortly before his death.
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Cincinnati
Ernst Windhorst
Ludwig Windhorst
Prince Bismarck
Apopal
Monsignor
Windhorst
Ger Pe
Butler Bjorke to be released from Ohio penitentiary
Butler R. Bjorke, 31, a World War captain and college graduate, leaves the Ohio penitentiary after 21 months of a two year forgery sentence. Pardoned by Governor Donahey on condition he run an intrawall correspondence school he originated in the prison. He will start a $250 monthly job and plan to establish the school in 13 other state prisons. His courses, funded by Napoleon Hill, have helped over 1,800 Ohio inmates educate themselves.
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Columbus
Butler R. Jorke
Toledo
Storke
Donahey
Ohio
Bjorke
Napoleon Hill
Teens Held After Grand Larceny Charge In Toledo Case
Marold McAllister aged 19 of 1021 Lippert Road NE was held to common pleas court after a preliminary hearing. Jack Flora, 17 of 2153 Seventh Street NE, jailed for the same offense, was remanded to juvenile court. They allegedly stole a car owned by W. D. Van Horn and drove to Toledo en route to Detroit to join the Navy.
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Marold McAllister
Lippertrd
Common Pleas Court
Bowman
Jack Flora
Seventh St
Toledo
McAllister
W. D. van Horn
Smith
Detroit
Navy
Grethern
Fant
Two Cantonians Disappear From Domestic Circle
Mildred Robinson and Annabelle Palmer, both 16, are missing from Canton. They left home separately last weekend, and juvenile court aid is active in the search. A probation officer fears they may have been taken by foreigners or hidden locally.
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Miss Robinson
Miss Palmer
Cincinnati Fall Festival Opens With 100 Floats Parade
Cincinnati Aug 25 A parade with more than 100 floats opened the Citys Fall Festival reviving an old fair tradition. Military and civic groups church bodies music societies labor unions and trade councils joined the pageant. Miss Olga Emrick crowned Miss Cincinnati will compete in Atlantic City. Miss Norma Green named Miss 1923.
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Cincinnati
Leipsig
Prague
Olga Emrick
Atlantic City
Norma Green
Air Mail Tests End With Record Continental Flight
The final air mail test flight ended in Mineola as Pilot C. H. Ames arrived from Cleveland at 11 17 E S T. The relay left San Francisco at 6 28 A M coast time yesterday, with an elapsed time of 26 hours 49 minutes, beating yesterday’s 26 hours 14 minutes eastbound record despite a near two hour Chicago stop.
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C. H. Ames
Cleveland
San Francisco
Chicago
Air mail pilot Knight wins race against death to reach dying father
Chicago and Buchanan, Mich, Aug 25. Jack Knight, veteran air mail pilot, crossed the continent by night and day in a bid to reach his ailing father in Buchanan before death. He flew from Cheyenne to Omaha then Chicago on a government plane before a private leg to Buchanan. The 900 mile journey lasted about 10 and a half hours with refueling stops and minor fog en route.
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Jack Knight
Air Mail
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Buchanan
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Omaha
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Clinton
Iowa City
Father Kills Daughter in Ohio Truck Accident
Two year old Mary Jane Long died when she wandered into the path of her father Harry Long's automobile truck near Bluffton Ohio. The child smiled and tumbled toward the lane as the truck moved, and was crushed under the wheels. Both parents were in shock and under medical care.
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Lima, O
Mary Jane Long
Bluffton
Harry Long
Hechts Partner Confined Over Fraudulent Check Case
Dayton August 25. Alex Skilken former partner of Fred W. Hecht in the produce business was jailed on a warrant signed by Andrew Amicon after a Dayton bank check for 192 50 was returned marked no account. Skilken faces charges of issuing a fraudulent check.
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Fred W. Hecht
American National Bank and Trust Company
Alex Skilken
Hecht
Amicon
General Peyton March Weds Miss Cora McEntee in London
Major General Peyton C. March, former U S Army chief of staff, wed Miss Cora Virginia McEntee in St George registry London. The ceremony drew seven couples. witnesses included Col J M Cabel Major S O Elting and Captain Gillett. ring bearer details not disclosed. The couple planned a reception at the American embassy then a wedding trip to Folkestone followed by travel to Africa India the Philippines and Japan.
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Peyton C. March
United States Army
Cora Virginia McEntee
Brooklyn
St. George's Registry
T. N. Dell
General Mar
J. M. Cabel
8. O. Elting
Gillett
March
Post Wheeler
Parking Law Danger Line Intimated in Canton
Canton school officials warned of a clash with state authorities over a state parking ban in front of public schools. City leaders proposed mounted traffic officers at large downtown buildings during dismissal to enforce curb limits, with McKinley High fielding a probable ban this year.
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Board of Education
Canton
McKinley High
Sawyer to Continue as President's Physician under Coolidge
Brig. Gen. Charles E. Sawyer, Harding’s personal physician, will continue serving as physician to President Coolidge, with freedom to aid Mrs. Harding as needed. He also serves as chairman of the federal hospitalization board.
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Harding
Coolidge
Washington
Charles E. Sawyer
Sawyer
The
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German Crown Prince plans return to Germany as private citizen
In an exclusive interview from Wilerengen Holland on August 25, former German Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm said he intends to seek formal permission to return to Germany to live on his Silesian estate. He stressed he would not act illegally or trigger unrest and would wait for tranquility to be restored. He also denied owning property near the frontier and expressed a hypothetical wish to buy if possible.
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Germany
Silesia
Friedrich Wilhelm
Wilhelm
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Mueldner von Muelheim
Judge Fails to Approve Bond in Embezzlement Case
Federal Judge Sater refused to approve a $30,000 bond for Fred W. Hecht who is jailed in Montgomery county on charges of embezzling $10,000 from the American National Bank and Trust Co of Dayton. He will issue a written opinion explaining the denial. Signers of the bond include Philip Haas, Harry W. Krebs, Eugene C. Aring, and others.
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Sater
Fred W. Hecht
Montgomery County
American National Bank & Trust Co
Dayton
Philip Haas
Harry W. Krebs
Eugene C. Aring
War on dance liquor hits Lima public halls
Four youths are under arrest as Lima Ohio police launch a drive against pocket liquor at summer dance halls and pavilions. Detectives will patrol nightly and officers will sniff for alcohol, with charges for possession carrying heavy penalties under the new enforcement net.
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Summer Parks
Ohio
Akron man convicted in whisky transport case
A L France of Akron was found guilty in criminal court by Judge Bowman for transporting liquor. He received a $1000 fine plus costs and had his Ford roadster confiscated. Police, acting on a tip, waited near 19th Street at SW and Garfield on Friday night and arrested him as he took a jug from the truck. twenty gallons of illicit liquor were found on the vehicle.
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France
Akron
Bowman
Garfield Ay
First Step Toward Avert Coal Strike Outlined
Washington reports the government will send two US Coal Commission agents to the Pinchot Harrisburg conference as Governor Pinchot moves to settle the hard coal dispute before Sept. 1. Miners and operators accept Harrisburg talks and plan to attend.
Ohio primaries loom in Republican presidential race
The piece notes the Ohio presidential primary on April 29 as the first clear gauge of Republican candidates and delegates. It cites South Dakota March 25 and Wisconsin April 1 as early contests, with Michigan April 7 and Illinois April 8 shaping expectations for Coolidge's support.
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Wisconsin
Coolidge
la Follette
Robert
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Illinois
Spanish attack on Rif positions fails near Alhucemas
Paris reports a combined infantry artillery gas and air assault on Alhucemas failed. Spanish losses about 300 while Rif forces suffered 600. Tangier dispatch notes the Rif advances toward Tetouan with heavy Spanish casualties. Abdel Krim cut communications between Bshesboun and Tetouan as he plans to seize Tetouan.
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Tangier
Tetouan
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Fights Receivership Over Cuza Voda Society
John Cisieu files answer to Borza suit seeking temporary receiver for Cuza Voda a Romanian Benefit society of Masxillon. Cisieu says the society voted 42 to 3 to withdraw from the national organization and that Horta tried to block the move. Attorneys Milton B Maines and Clark and Clark represent Cisieu.
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John Borza
Cuza Voda
Masxillon
Cisieu
Horta
Milton B. Maines
Clark& Clark
Cieleu
Auto victim dies as Hamilton County toll hits ninety
Cincinnati August 25 Hamilton county motor car fatality list for 1923 reaches ninety with the death of James McGinnis aged 47 from injuries suffered when his car collided with another vehicle last Thursday the collision occurred at an intersection in the county and McGinnis was rushed to hospital where he died last night leaving dependents and a record of the year’s toll.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton Co
James McGinnis
Boyer Waives Halt Hearing In Manslaughter Case
John M. Boyer Stark County Workhouse superintendent waived preliminary hearing in the manslaughter case arising from a July traffic crash at Mahoning Road and Royal Avenue Northeast. He is bound over to common pleas court in 2500 dollars bail after the Saturday morning appearance before Judge Tewman. The collision killed Frank Stam nagh and injured Stam nagh’s two grandchildren and Boyer’s two children.
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John M. Boyer
Stark Co
Frank K. Stamhbaugh
Winfield Wyne
Tewman
Common Pleas Court
Boyer
Mahoning Rd
Royal Av NE
Stam Nagh
Stamtmagh
Fight Over Girl Ends In Fatal Wounds In Virginia
In Suffolk Virginia on August 25 Lester and Frank Price were wounded in a pistol knife fight with E W Swope manager of an ice cream company. Police say the clash began over alleged attentions paid to the elder Prices daughter. Lester Price was shot in the lung as Swope suffered a knife wound to the throat and another to the arm in the street confrontation.
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Suffolk
Leater Price
Frank Price
E. W. Swope
Swope
Price
Man's safety feared as Greene Run man vanishes
Relatives of John Rush, 25, of Greene Run near here fear for his safety. His car, used while he went out to seek work several days ago, was found abandoned on a lonely road near Cincinnati.
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Gloubter
John Rush
Greene Run
Hig Automobile
Cineinisti
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