Linn-Clark Merchants Outing Parade and Picnic Planned
A parade led by a military band will precede the Linn-Clark Business Men's Association outing at Chester Park on Wednesday. The event features contests and prizes, with races for boys and girls, a fat and lean women race, a pie-eating contest, and a hang the wash race. Souvenirs are given to attendees. Committee includes Frederick Wiethe, Edward C. Troness, Charles Dunhoff, N Ludwig and Dr M S Richard.
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Linn-Clark Business Men's Association
Chester Park
Frederick Wiethe
Edward C. Troness
Charles Dunhoff
N. Ludwig
Richard
Wielder of Flatiron Is Nabbed for Attack
Harvey Long and Miss Gertrude Riche were arrested on warrants charging assault to kill. The warrants name Mrs Amelia Determann who was struck with a flat iron while Determan attempted to enter Miss Riche's home after a quarrel over a kicked horse.
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Harvey Long
Gertrude Riche
Oliver Street
Luhn, Lowenstein and McCorkhill
Amelia Determann
Pleasant Street
George Determann
Long
Determann
Miss Riche
Dry chief faces a solid wall in appointing regional admins
Swampscott Massachusetts August 9 Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews in charge of prohibition enforcement has run into a wall in forming his slate of regional administrators. The White House pronouncement to keep politics out of personnel programs faces indirect pressure. Andrews failed with retired officers and with $100,000 a year men and now must rely on politicians despite White House guidance.
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New York World News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Andrews
White House
Mr. Andrews
Army guard row looms over War Department power struggle
Washington Aug. 9 A clash looms between the Army General Staff and the National Guard as guards officers protest the staff’s neglect of guard needs. Regulars accuse guards leaders of seeking to broaden the Militia Bureau’s authority and aim to create an independent war department for the National Guard. A special committee led by General F M Rumbold urged harmony and a joint study, but no action has followed. The guard faces budget limits that cap new units, leaving about 183000 in service with federal recognition sought but restrained by economy.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Army General Staff
National Guard
General Staff
Guard
Militia Bureau
War Department
F. M. Rumbold
Militia
Army of
United States
Rumbold
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Michigan
Florida
Oklahoma
Oregon
Regular Army
Organized Reserves
Robberies and Burglaries Plague Weekend
Police report a weekend surge in robberies and burglaries. Victims include war veteran Earl Meyers who was robbed of 28 dollars near Central Avenue after being beaten by three assailants. Other incidents involve purse thefts and watch thefts, with several homes and a restaurant broken into but only small amounts of cash or items taken.
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Building and Loan Association
West End
Dboys
Horace Briscoe
Elvin Morris
Reading
Lockland
W. P
Uuck
Hilling
Wenz
Cincinnati
Johu
Central Union Station
Columbus
Louisville
William Moore
Sterling
Sixth
Mound Streets
Moore
Herze and Sutherland
Bell
Van
Horace
Elvin
International Agricultural Chemical Company
Earl E. Meyers
Madison Road
L’hommedieu Alley
Central Avenue
Meyers
John Street
Theodore Langhein
West Fifth Street
Covington
Webb Asley
Smith Street
Schooley Brothers
Main Street
Abraham Rosen
Rockdale Avenue
James Grimes
Joseph Mazer
Lexington Avenue
Labor leaders hear report on political activity at Ohio convention
John P. Frey of the Ohio Federation of Labor will present a report at Steubenville on the unions stake in economic views of candidates, court decisions, and the Child Labor Amendment. The forty second convention expects record attendance with wide representation from Cincinnati farmers professionals and employers. Lobbying and favored groups will be cited as factors in defeating the federal amendment.
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Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Cuyahoga County
John P. Frey
Ohio Federation of Labor
Steubenville
Ohio
Frey
International Iron Molders
Cincinnati
Public hearing narrows focus amid partisan rhetoric
Representatives from farmers groups and academia dominated the hearing with attorneys speaking for their sides. Opponents offered little on merits, instead stoking prejudice and misstatements as optimism rose for Ohio ratification in 1926.
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Farmers
Athas Weds Dorothy Stavros in Grand Hotel Parlor
James Athas 27 of 4634 Main Avenue Norwood married Dorothy Stavros 21 yesterday in the Grand Hotel parlor. Rev Meletius Metaxas of the Greek Orthodox Church officiated. Best man was Charles Coston 3639 Warsaw Avenue. They plan a California honeymoon trip.
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Marridge
James Athas
Main Avenue
Norwood
Dorothy Stavros
Grand Hotel
Meletius Metaxas
Charles Coston
Warsaw Avenue
California
Ohioan Drowns in Evans Lake Near Adrian
Norman Balk, 21, of Toledo drowned while swimming with companions in Evans Lake Michigan near Adrian. He cried for help from a distance from the boat, but could not be reached. the body had not been recovered by late tonight.
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Associated Press
Toledo, CO
Norman Balk
Toledo
Evans Lake
Mich
Adrian
Balk
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