Belgium and United States weigh lenient debt terms
The Belgian and American Debt Commissioners held two sessions on Belgiums 480 million debt but adjourned without a firm agreement. Leaders expect a plan near a ten year moratorium with potential suspension of payments, lower interest, and full funding of the debt, as talks continue in secret.
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New York World News Service
Washington
United States
Belgium
Treasury
Mellon
Acc Ding
Lot d
Culp Surrenders Over Shoes Theft Tale At Leesburg
Police hold Clio Culp of Napanee Indiana as they probe a Leesburg store robbery. Culp, brother of the Rev Wilson Culp who eloped with his wife, turned himself in saying stolen shoes hurt his feet and he could not walk further.
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South Bend
Ind
Clio Culp
Napanee
Leesburg
Culp
Wilson Culp
Clio
Ex Klan Wizard Seen in New Role in Florida Club
Edward Young Clarke former Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan now leads the Twentieth Century Motion Picture and Dramatic Club Inc a $1 000 000 Indiana corporation selling memberships at 100 each Clarke's Ft Lauderdale office sells actors and board seats with advance participation rights A forged Indianapolis advertising clubs endorsement is cited and several Klan officers promote the movement begun ten weeks ago to recruit members and fund film ventures
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New York World News Service
Lauderdale
Fla
Edward Young Clarke
Ku Klux Klan
Twentieth Century Motion Picture and Dramatic Club
Indiana
Clarke
James A. Beard
Ft Lauderdale
Ana
A. Ors
Florida
Indianapolis
Board of Health Seeks Ruling on Bus Lines
Cincinnati officials debate how much control the Board of Health has over bus lines. Health board argues city only lines can be regulated for sanitation while inter urban routes may fall outside. Members cite need for ventilation, crowding limits and hygiene as winter passenger numbers rise.
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Board OF Health
Cincinnati
Italy Hopes to Repay War Debts to United States
Rome August 12 Italian hopes to repay the sum of war debts to the United States by a variable amount close to a flat figure to Germany. The report notes Italy's aim to settle financial obligations stemming from the war with the Allied powers and its impact on postwar financial alignment.
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Italy
America
Associate’ Press
Rome
Iily
United States
Economics professor studies municipal finance with city auditor
James Wright a Centre College economics professor Danville Kentucky sought an intensive study of municipal financing. He met City Auditor Alfred Deckebach and obtained information. Wright noted the expansion of city duties from private to public control including roads sewers lights and cleaning and added parks and baths.
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James Wright
Centre College
Danville Ky
Alfred Deckebach
Deckebach
Wright
West Virginia Bank Scandal Predicted by Ex-Cashier
Joseph Ward former cashier of the Bank of Benwood was arrested in Los Angeles on embezzlement charges totaling 300000. He said he would reveal more and claimed others were involved while authorities pursued extradition from West Virginia. He noted only 147 remained in his account of the 300000.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
West Virginia
Joseph Ward
Bank of Benwood
West, Virginia
Ward
Davis Astonishes Britons By American Labor Secretary
London August 12 James J Davis American Secretary of Labor visiting North England industrial districts astonishes Britons by seizing air with tongs and going to work at an anvil he says he worked in iron mills and never lost the art
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London
James J. Davis
England
Milly
Newport
Astonis
Woman Falls Through Skylight in Garage Incident
Mrs. Eleanor Krug, 33, of 1706 Republic Street, lost balance when a clothesline broke yesterday morning and plunged through a skylight into a garage. She sustained internal injuries cuts bruises and a possible back fracture at General Hospital.
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Eleanor Krug
Republic Street
General Hospital
Coolidge Rejects Extra Session to Quick Tax Bill
SWAMPSCOTT Mass Aug 12 President Coolidge insists no extra session of Congress will be called to speed tax legislation. Ways and Means Chair Green IA plans a fall meeting in Washington to outline a bill with hearings and debate. In the Senate more deliberation is expected while the White House handles public appeals. President Coolidge departs for Vermont Friday by train. Philippine independence topic discussed with Manila Times publisher Fairchild who carries a message from General Wood. Michael Gallagher of Cleveland denied tax talks were on the visit agenda. Dr Charles W Richardson and wife also visited White Court and treated the president in the past.
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New York World News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Congress
Coolidge
White House
Washington
Lynn
Ways and Means Committee
W. R. Green
Iowa
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee
Green
Council Bluffs
Ways and Means
House
Senate
Vermont
Philippine
George H. Fairchild
The
Manila Times
Fairchild
Leonard Wood
Filippino
Michael Gallagher
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
White Court
Charles W. Richardson
Richardson
Germany Passes High Tariff Bill in Reichstag
Berlin Aug 12 The government tariff bill passed its third Reichstag reading without amendment after a stormy debate. It imposes steep duties on foodstuffs and many industrial goods, with maximums to guide future global negotiations. The auto levy makes an ordinary Ford about 500 dollars dearer, while U S producers expect some sales in Germany despite high rates.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Germany
Edwards Here Planning for Division Reunion
Major John Edwards secretary of the Thirty seventh Division Veterans Association conferred with Captain Victor Heintz about the seventh annual reunion to be held here September 5 to 7. Heintz chairs the reunion committee. The Buckeye forces plan more elaborate events than before, though plans to display the old division battle flags were dropped.
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John Edwards
Thirty-seventh Division Veterans’ Association
Victor Heintz
Heintz
Painter Newton Price Dies Near Home on Beekman Street
Newton Price a 66 year old painter collapsed on the sidewalk at 3012 Beekman Street and died before aid could arrive. The coroner ruled death from a cerebral hemorrhage. He is survived by several children.
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Beekman Street
Newton Price
Painter
Handley
Mr. Price
Fugitives from Carolina fined on liquor charge
John Jones aged 23 from Dillsboro North Carolina has a history of prison escapes to Cincinnati. He confessed to a July escape and was fined 100 dollars plus costs for two bottles of moonshine found in his room. He faces additional time for the prior murder upon release.
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John, Jones
Dillsboro
N. C
Cincinnati
Carolina
Queen City
Jones
Raleigh
East Thirteenth Street
Bureau of Identification
Webking
Three Escape From Washington County Jail in Marietta
Three prisoners escaped from the Washington County Jail in Marietta this morning and remained at large tonight. Lin Miller Frank Howell and William Cameron, all residents of Marietta, were held on charges of liquor manufacture and burglary. Searching parties from the sheriff's office combed the area.
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Marietta, O
Liberty
Washington County
Sheriff's Office
Lin Miller
Frank Howell
William Cameron
Marietta
Vernon Bowers Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Bowers, 29, convicted of killing his 22 year old sweetheart Bessie Lingery in Bucyrus Ohio. Jury deliberated seven hours and recommended mercy after he allegedly shot her when she refused to accompany him to Marion with liquor.
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Bucyrus
Vernon Bowers
Bessie Lingery
Bowers
Miss Lingery
Marion
Radio schedule today on WLW and WSAI stations
Tonight's listings show WLW and WSAI programs with time slots including dinner concert at 7 P M and organ recital at 11 20 P M. Other stations like WJZ WEAF WGY present concerts and broadcasts. later silent notices include a list of southern and eastern stations.
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WLW
Senatary Hawkins
Doherty Melody
Central radio schedules list multiple city programs
A long listing outlines radio broadcasts by stations in WHAS Louisville, WDAF Kansas City, WMAQ Chicago, WMBB Chicago, WHT Chicago, WLS Chicago, WEBH Chicago, WENR Chicago, WGN Chicago, WBCN Chicago, WHK Cleveland, WTAM Cleveland, WEAR Cleveland, WGR Buffalo, WCAE Pittsburgh, KDKA East Pittsburgh, WGY Schenectady, WEAF network entries, WCAU Philadelphia, WIP Philadelphia, WEAF New York, WRNY New York. The entries include times and program types such as orchestras, concerts, talks, dinners, and dance music.
Evening Radio Schedule for KYW Chicago
At 6 35 P M bedtime peertee by pase Bob 8 P M twenty minutes o reading 9 15 P M address 10 P M at home program schedule lists times and programs for the station in Chicago with names and timings.
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KYW
Chicago
Pase Bob
aCe Are 447.5 Radio Schedule Snippet
Program rundown lists 10 P.M. orchestra and 1 A.M. Ginger hour featuring radio artists. Schedule notes the sequence and times for a late evening/broadcast lineup.
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aCe
Evening Radio Programs From New York Listings
Radio schedules show 6 P M to 8 30 P M programs across stations WHN and PMGSY New York featuring a Starlight Ramblers cellist pianist Leon Kristal Worthe Faulkner a soprano and pianist a Picadilly Theater program and a Viennese trio with varied musical acts and orchestra notes.
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WMAQ
Chicago
Chicago Theater Organ
Letteee Ee York
Starlight Ramblers
Leon Kristal
Barytone
Worthe Faulkner
Picadilly
WHN
New York
PMGSY
Vienese
Annou
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
At 6 15 P M an orchestra performs followed by John Kennedy discussing What is a Brave Man at 6 55 P M. Sport results come at 7 P M. The United States Marine Band appears at 7 80 P M and Romanys perform at 9 P M with another orchestra slot at 10 P M.
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New York
John Kennedy
WGY
Schenectady
United States Marine Band
WIJIZ
Teen suspect confesses in Missouri slaying case
Everett Adams drove more than thirty miles with the body of Aden R. Clawson propped beside him then deposited it in a ditch near Lamonte. Clawson, a New York schoolteacher, was shot near Otterville after giving Adams a ride. An inquest is set for tomorrow.
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Lamonte
Everett Adams
Aden R. Clawson
Lodi
N. Y
Here
Wilmington
Ohio
Clawson
Otterville
Sedalia
Parker
Adams
Brown
Jefferson City
Adams's Father to Meet Suspect in Missouri Killing Case
Sheriff Oll Brown of Finney County received a request to return Everett Adams to Sedalia Missouri after his confession to shooting A R Clawson of Lodi New York on a rural road near Lamonte Adams father traveling from Wilmington Delaware will meet him at Newton or Hutchinson Kansas and board Santa Fe train No 12 with Sheriff Brown George Manville of Towanda Pennsylvania brother in law of Adams will accompany them.
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Adams
Wilmington
Sedalia
Associated Press
Garden City
Kan
Oll Brown
Finney County
Everett
A. R. Clawson
Lodi
N. Y
Clawson
Lamonte
Veterans Federated Group Forms Permanent Hamilton County Body
The Federated Veterans Organizations of Hamilton County became a permanent body at a meeting in the Veterans Memorial Headquarters. A constitution was drafted and adopted. The group coordinates actions among posts and acts as liaison for all veterans from G A R to Disabled Veterans of the World War. The officers are Commander Albert D. Alcorn Vice Commander Chauncey D. Pichel Secretary Elis E. Deckey and Treasurer James E. Lightfield. The organization limits membership to five delegates per post and will meet on the second Wednesday of each month.
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Federated Veterans’ Organizations
Hamilton County
Veterans’ Memorial
Broadway
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Army and Navy Union
American Legion
Federated Veterans' Organization of
Albert D. Alcorn
National
Chauncey D. Pichel
Elis E. Deckey
James E. Lightfield
Germany and United States sign unanimous treaty pact
Berlin reports the Reichstag approved in second and third readings the commercial consular and amity treaty with the United States. Dr Le Jeune noted it marks the first US foreign pact on the most favored nation basis and urged against US reservations favoring American bottoms. He questioned a Treasury agent price control proposal.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Reichstag
Germany
United States
Committee For
le Jeune
United States Senate
Britishers to Picnic at Dopper Grove
The Scotch and English orders of Cincinnati plan a picnic on August 16 at Dopper Grove Price Hill at the end of the Warsaw Overlook car line. There will be dancing, singing and card playing.
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Cincinnati
Dopper Grove
Price Hill
Siki Told to Leave United States Under Deportation Action
Senegaleses boxer Siki Louis Fan, who defeated Georges Carpentier to win the light heavyweight crown, is ordered to depart the United States by the Labor Department. He arrived in 1924 claiming a one month stay as an artist and has since lived illegally in the country amid a series of sensational incidents.
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Associated Press
Washington
Siki
Georges Carpentier
Labor Department
New York City
Downing Street
Louis Fan
Carpentier
Mike McTigue
Dublin
Johnson In Kentucky Arrest Tells Of Exhibition Fight
Former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson was arrested in Shelbyville Kentucky for speeding a coupe from Lexington to Louisville at 56 mph. He pleaded guilty and was fined $14 by Judge Pollard after admitting attending a Lexington negro fair where he had appeared in an exhibition match the prior night. Sheriff Campbell identified Johnson.
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Shelbyville
Jack Johnson
Lex‘ington
Louisville
Pollard
Johnson
Lexington
Sheriff Campbell
No Congregation to Hear Spiritist Church Built in Leroy
Ground is broken in Leroy Illinois for a $50,000 church funded by the will of J. T. Crumbaugh, a spiritualist farmer. The structure must be built by court order and will be dedicated March 1, 1926, though no parishioners will attend. The church will be maintained from income from 1,000 acres of land.
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New York World News Service
Leroy
Ill
House of Worship
J. T. Crumbaugh
Autopsy Fails to Solve Jennie Millward Poison Mystery
Mrs. Jennie Millward 42 dies at General Hospital after being found unconscious. Coroner orders autopsy. physician reports no poison traces and suggests possible blood poisoning or acute indigestion. Seven children seek father’s help for funeral and care of minors.
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Jennie Millward
East Front Street
General Hospital
Velva
John M
Albert
East Third Street
Jane Etzel
Diver reports on Marmet towboat sinking
Thomas McGuffin of Point Pleasant Ohio, a professional diver, examined the Marmet Coal Company towboat Sallie Marmet after it sank in the Ohio River between Coney Island and New Richmond. He found a long hull rip and estimated four days to repair before razing the vessel. two divers would work today.
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Thomas McGuffin
Point Pleasant
Ohio River
Coney Island
New Richmond
Marmet Coal Company
Sallie Marmet
McGuffin
Pickford Kidnapping Plot Seen as Publicity Stunt
Defense lawyers for Claude Zephens, Adri Wood, and C. Stephens argued detectives duped the trio into a crime to generate publicity for a Mary Pickford kidnapping scheme. They claimed George Home and Harry Raymond acted as police and conspired to incite the plan while Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks were unaware.
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Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
George K
Harry Raymond
Home
C. Zephens
Claude Holcolmb
Adri Wood
Louis Geck
Mary Pickfor
Douglas Fairbanks
Faymond
Stephens
Mary Ph*fford
Mute child found after weeks missing
Bana Whitaker, seven year old mute child, was reported missing from his home weeks ago. Police Sergeant Schardt found him wandering in the West End and traced him to a former address on Seventh Street. The family had moved, and the child was returned to Mrs E. W. Whitaker of 323 Perry Street.
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Bana Whitaker
Schardt
West End
Seventh Street
I E. W. Whitaker
Cincinnatian saarias by King of Denmark
Members of the Danish Brotherhood in America about 600 will sail home on the chartered Oscar II after a Copenhagen reception by the Lord Mayor and County Lord Lieutenant. King Christian and Queen Alexandrina hosted a lavish farewell dinner with speakers including John Christensen of Cincinnati and Claus Jensen of Chicago. Dr. Max Henius received the Order of Merit. Christensen, president of Cincinnati Gear Co., has lived in Cincinnati eighty years and led the firm since 1915.
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Copenhagen
Bening
Dan’ Brotherhood
America
United States
Oscar Il
Christian
Alexandrina
John D. Prince
John Christensen
Cincinnati
Danish Brotherhood
Claus Jensen
Chicago
Max Henius
Christensen
Cincinnati Gear Company
Reading Road
Victoria Boulevard
Europe
John Christensen, Jr
Denmark
Uni
Cleveland unit wins state regimental rifle match at Camp Perry
The 145th Infantry of Cleveland took first place with 1 960 points in the state regimental rifle matches at Camp Perry Ohio. Columbus 166th Infantry was second with 1 900 points Toledo 148th Infantry third with 1 864 Cincinnati 147th Infantry fourth 1 845 and 37th Division Special Troops Columbus sixth 1 098. Three scores were made out of a possible 2 400.
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Camp Perry
145Th Infantry
Cleveland
166Th Infantry
Columbus
148Th Infantry
Toledo
147Th Infantry
Cincinnati
Divisio
American police officer’s wife parleys with French magistrate
In Deauville an American woman identified as the wife of a New York police officer boasted of owning multiple jewelry stores in New York Holland and Paris. She nonchalantly took a purse from a shop but later returned it after a magistrate declined tea. The incident, described as hushed up, may be revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Deauville
France
N. Y
Brazil to teach League ideas in high school courses
Brazil will establish a League of Nations section within its Foreign Office after a student delegation demonstration across the republic. Foreign Minister Pacheco pledges to educate youth on covenant ideals and push for obligatory league courses in Brazilian schools.
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Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Brazil
Republic
League of Nations Af E
Foreign Office
League
Eric Drummond
Pacheco
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Remarkably Low Cost Oil Burner Sells Nationwide
A new oil burner by the International Heating Company claims to heat stoves or furnaces as well as high priced models for only a few dollars. It operates without electricity or gas, uses cheap oil, and fits any fire-box. Agents invited with a 30 day free trial. respond to Dept 447, St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Heating Company
South 14Th Street
Dept
St. Louis
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