City to Put 16 Street and 16 Sewer Bonds on November Ballot
City officials tentatively voted to submit to a popular vote in November sixteen street improvements including Madison road repaving and sixteen sewer projects from Bold Face Creek to Cummins Avenue. Estimates ranged from 125000 to 200000 for Madison road paving with different materials as officials discuss funding options and ballot timing.
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Madison Road paving cost set at 141 450 dollars
A city report by Frank S. Krug estimates paving Madison Road from Woodburn Avenue to Observatory Avenue at 141 450 dollars excluding new track construction. It considers vitrified brick and asphalt with possible concrete or granite block options and cites rail-related failures as the cause of past pavement loss.
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Demand Acquittal in Mary Pickford Plot
Defense for three men accused of plotting to kidnap Mary Pickford and demand 296000 in ransom asks for an unstirited verdict of acquittal. Testimony covered hotel room rentals by a police informant and police listening in. Prosecution closes its case as defense files motions and awaits arguments.
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Bail Denied Fate Of Agent Held In Fatal Shooting
A. Furth ershaw a Washington prohibition agent accused of fatally shooting John Buongore on main street in Havre de Grace is not eligible for bail and remains jailed. Hartford County Grand Jury will convene in September to hear the case.
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Farmers Fight Rate Hike Calls IC C to Deny Freight Increase
Resolutions adopted by the Corn Belt Committee of farm organizations urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to refuse approval of a freight rate increase sought by Western railroads. The committee met in Des Moines today in its first conference since being appointed last May.
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Dr Mayo Named Dean of New Jersey College of Pharmacy
Dr Caswell A Mayo longtime editor and pharmaceutical leader has been appointed dean of the New Jersey College of Pharmacy in Newark He will relocate next Saturday after sixteen years as a trustee of Columbia University s College of Pharmacy and notable editor roles across major journals and societies
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New Combine to Control World Diamond Output
August 3 report from New York states a new syndicate will take over global diamond output on December 31 1925 when the De Beers agreement ends. The group includes Barnato fields Cape Colony Dunkensbuhler interests Germany and Morgan interests New York with contracts over Premier Jaegersfontain Kongo and Angola mines.
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Chicago radios Arctic Circle expedition by Zenith
Chicago journalists queried the MacMillan Arctic Navy expedition via Zenith on forty meters. At 12:20 a.m. Eastern time Lt Cmdr E F McDonald Jr answered from Utah Greenland about the North Pole while welcoming home Washington and Griffith supporters. The exchange followed a brief phonograph-like signal as weather affected reception.
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Six Injured Slightly in Automobile Mishaps
Six minor injuries were reported after four accidents last night. Victims include children Richard Rihm and Jack Imsco and elderly woman Mrs. Joseph Schuman, with drivers Joseph Acher Harry Teljohn James Benn Richard Mooner William Fagley among those involved. one man, George Gaines, suffered three broken ribs.
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Vegetarian Blacksmith Adopts Elephant Diet in Novel Reform
J. T. Williams, a 66 year old Cincinnati blacksmith with Union Gas and Electric, has become a strict vegetarian. He argues meat eating will be a sin and cites an elephant diet as proof that humans can thrive on plant foods.
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Coolidge Faces Northwest insurgents in political clash
President Coolidge confronts growing Western farm insurgency as Wisconsin Iowa and North Dakota trims support for tariff relief and electoral gains. John T. Adams arrives to advise, while Jardine signals firm stance and plans for a New England aligned Western strategy.
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Matter Is There Anything in It Question
Dr. Willis R. Whitney of General Electric spoke at the American Chemical Society convention in Los Angeles on matter’s emptiness space and the atom’s tiny size. He likened hydrogen’s vast numbers in a water drop to rainfall across the United States and demonstrated electron detection through ionization and a radio-like amplifier. He discussed uranium’s electron emission and the eye as a natural photo electric cell.
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Woman Dies as High Winds Sweep Hawaii Coast
In Hawaii the Aug 2 stormy weather killed Mrs. Yasu Sugetsugu when strong winds blew her car off a hillside. Waves and foam churned the waters around Oahu, causing a fatal accident and prompting warnings.
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Haynes Loses Authority Over Prohibition Enforcement
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes will be stripped of all enforcement authority on Septem ber 1 as twenty four prohibition administrators are appointed nationwide. The shift places actual control with Assistant Secretary Andrews while Blair retains nominal jurisdiction. Haynes may leave office to pursue Ohio political race next year.
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Paris Bank Strike Expands to Provinces and Paris
The week long strike by Paris bank employees has spread to the provinces. In Paris strikers faced police at the Louvre grounds then moved to the Bourse disrupting trading briefly. The Strike Committee drafted demands for Labor Minister Durafour and bank directors including pay during the strike and cost of living adjustments.
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Seventy Sixth Brigade Opens Perry Training Camp
The Seventy-sixth Brigade begins training at Perry Ohio with the 147th Infantry of Cincinnati and the 166th Infantry of Columbus. About 40 percent of the men are new, the 112th Medical Attachment draws largely from University of Cincinnati medical students, and Company TD of Middletown joins the 147th led by Captain Henderson Estes. The Cincinnati regiment brings thirteen boys ages 9 to 14 as orderlies and messengers.
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Cleveland Council Opposes Proportional Representation
Cleveland voters face an August 11 referendum on proportional representation. The City Charter amendment was adopted 15 to blank in a rare public political stance by the council. The article also mixes unrelated notices about personnel moves and transfers.
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Postal clerk arrested over decoy registered mail package
An Urbana based postal clerk named Zerkle of St Pat twenty five years with the United States Service faced arrest after postal inspectors alleged he ran a decoy registered mail package containing marked money. He was taken to St Louis for questioning by Railway Mail inspectors.
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Traction franchise backed by fifty business leaders vote
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting fifty businessmen endorsed the new traction franchise by 49 to 1 with F. H. Berold dissenting. Philip O. Géler presided and cited five years of debate while outlining safeguards like reduced capitalization and city control. Mayor Carrel to review with Citizens' Traction Committee as council action looms.
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Remus Nativity Inquiry Stalled in Cincinnati
Cincinnati officials cannot confirm bootlegger George Remus was foreign born. Immigration Inspector Robert Connant said two former associates believed Remus spoke German but could not verify birthplace. The Cincinnati inquiry remains closed unless new information emerges.
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Chanier Sawyer firm to issue notes for debts
Sanford Headley, creditor committee head, said notes promising 400000 dollars would be sent to creditors in five years to settle claims. Notes signed by Chanier, Sawyer, and McLaughlin cover 73 percent of debts. receiver Morrow previously paid about 27 percent in cash. Trial for embezzlement charges and two indictments for false pretenses is set for the 29th before Judge Ryan.
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Marines Bid Farewell to Nicaragua Capital
The United States Marine detachment in Managua departs for Corinto to board the Henderton for home. Led by a Marine band, colors flying, the unit has garrisoned since 1912 to maintain order during Nicaragua's revolutions. A few Marines reportedly deserted briefly en route. Managua papers describe the leave as amicable.
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Excursion Round Trip From Cincinnati Central Depot
Special train will leave Cincinnati Central Union Depot at 7 00 a m Central Time returning from Columbus at 8 00 p m Eastern Time to Springfield 8 10 p m Central Time Dayton 9 00 p m Central Time City Ticket Office 108 Dixie Terminal and Central Union Depot
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