Coolidge Visits Home Town Northampton Massachusetts
President Coolidge arrives in Northampton after a 135 mile drive from Plymouth Vermont to spend the night with Mrs Elmira Goodhue. Crowds line streets as Mayor Feiker says the President is too tired for a speech.
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Northampton
Millsr
Coolidge
Plymouth
Tomorow
Swampscott
Vermont Hills
Brattleboro
Acros
Massachusetts
Greenfield
Northampto
Feiker
Elmira Goodhue
White House
Calvin
Washie
Olidge
Klan to Draft Plans on Evolution and Immigration
Washington officials report that Ku Klux Klan leaders will meet at Buckeye Lake Ohio next Monday to draft a program urging prohibition of teaching evolution in public schools and to close America to all aliens. About 500 people are expected to attend the annual conference to discuss evolution and immigration.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Buckeye Lake
Washington Post
America
Klan
The
Post
Stock Exchange Tax Liability Confirmed by Treasury
The Treasury held stock exchanges liable for the corporate tax and income tax applied to corporations. An Attorney General opinion excludes exchanges from tax-exempt chambers of commerce and boards of trade. The ruling may affect produce and similar exchanges nationwide, with cases anticipated.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Attorney General
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Business Leagues
High Speed Planes Emphasize Safety For Pulitzer Race
Washington reports Major General Patrick, head of the air service, has ordered safety first in three planes for the Pulitzer high speed race in October. The contract requires strength to twelve times normal load, with tests showing twelve and a half times in key parts. Wings and tail undergo standard and inverted flight testing.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Patrick
Air Service
Army
Alliance Pact Aims to Curb Alcohol Smuggling
An agreement signed in Helsingfors on August 20 unites Finland Sweden Norway Poland Germany Denmark Russia Estonia Latvia and Danzig to suppress cross border alcohol smuggling and strengthen cooperation among eight nations.
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Associated Press
Helsingfors
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Poland
Germany
Denmark
Russia
Esthenia
Latvia
Danzig
Ride with Convicts Described by Leslie Newman
Leslie Newman recounts a trip with armed convicts through Portland as they forced a store purchase and fled across bridges. He recalls threats to kill, evading police, and delivering the tale to Oregon City sheriffs while urged to pressure others to avoid danger.
Britons Waves Hit New Zealand in Amateur Relay
Gerald Marcuse, near London, has spoken to the Seattle wireless operator F H Schnell each morning from 6 to 8 in Wellington, setting a record for amateur voice transmission. The British BBC plans to relay American programs next winter with a new London receiving station ready by September 1, exchanging programs with RCA.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Gerald Marcuse
United States
Seattle
Wellington
New Zealand
F. H. Schnell
American Radio Relay League
Marcuse
Marcus
British Broadcasting Company
Radio Corporation of America
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Allies' Ambassadors Invited to 37th Reunion
Washington reports ambassadors from allied nations of World War I are invited to the Thirty-Seventh Division reunion in Cincinnati on September 5 6 and 7. Secretary Wilbur may attend. Invitations issued by Captain Victor Heintz and Major C C Childs. Galbraith timeline noted with veterans and war deaths.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
Thirty-Seventh Division
Cincinnati
Wilbur
Victor Heintz
C. C. Childs
Fremont
France
Clonel F. W. Galbraith Jr
Galbraith
Indiana
Legion
Heintz
Childs
Wiggins Sues Liquor Agent for 25000 Damages
France R. Wiggins sues State Prohibition Inspector W. J. Patrick for 25000 damages claiming a June 19 raid without a search warrant caused injuries to himself and wife and the death of their unborn child. The suit was filed in Common Pleas Court in Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
George Bender
Prohibition
France R. Wiggins
W. J. Patrick
Wiggins
Common Pleas Court
Patrick
Bender
Attempt to Kill Alfonso Previously Reported by Traveler
An unauthenticated traveler recounts another assassination attempt on King Alfonso of Spain. The incident allegedly occurred near Santander when a man tried to draw a revolver in the king's presence. a secret service man restrained him, preventing the weapon's deployment. Spanish police suspect a broader conspiracy behind recent attacks.
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Hendaye
France
Alfonso
Spain
Santander
Secret Service
Special Election Held For La Follette Seat
Madison, Wis. Aug 20 The United States Senate vacancy will be filled by a special election on September 29 called by Governor Blaine. A special primary to nominate candidates is set for September 15 with nomination papers due by August 28. Robert M La Follette Jr Progressive Republican announced an open air campaign kickoff at 8 pm Monday at Staughton.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Blaine
Fred R. Zimmerman
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Staughton
Reversal Sought in Tax Refund Case Running into Millions
The government plans to seek a reversal of a Court of Appeals ruling on tax refunds worth millions. The Supreme Court will consider issuing a writ in an rent case to decide the interest due to the taxpayer who was overtaxed. The lower court allowed 1 percent interest to the refund date, while the IRS argues interest stops at the schedule date of overassessment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Treasury
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Bureau
$700 Ring Missing From Robbery Probe
Adolph Rosenberg of 51 Dana avenue, president of the Ohio Custom Garment Company, reported that a theft at his home included $1,800 and a ring valued at $700 was missing, discovered after a subsequent check.
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Adolph Rosenberg
Dana Avenue
Ohio Custom .Garment Company
East Eighth Street
Death of W A Phelon Storms Baseball World
Obituary notes the death of W A Phelon longtime baseball editor of the Times Star. Messages of sympathy pour in from fans across the country. Services were held at W Mack Johnson parlors in Walnut Hills. Cremation planned with ashes scattered between the Pacific Ocean and the Havana ocean view beloved by the deceased and his wife.
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W. A. Phelon
Times-Star
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan Street
Upland Place
Walnut Hillis
George
Pacific Ocean
Mrs Theresea Bellman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Theresea Bellman, 58, of 506 Linden Street Elmwood died after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband Henry Bellman and seven sons. Funeral services will be held at St Aloysius Church Elmwood on Monday at 9 AM with burial in St Mary's Cemetery Elmwood.
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Theresea Bellman
Linden Street
Elmwood
Henry Bellman
St. Aloysius Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hume Farewell Dinner Highlights Cincinnati Real Estate Move
Members of the Junior Chamber hosted a farewell for P. R. Hume former secretary as he leaves Cincinnati for the Miami real estate market. Hume previously worked at the Procter and Gamble advertising agency. The report notes University of Cincinnati students seek part time jobs and that a student bureau aids employers, inviting firms to contact Room 12 McMicken Hall.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
P. R. Hume
Cincinnati
Miami
Fla
Hume
Procter & Collier Advertising Agency
University of Cincinnati
McMicken Hall
Owls Sue Hoot Owls Over Owl Name In court
The Keep Growing Wise Order of Hoot Owls seeks a federal hearing to determine if it may keep the word owls in its name. The complainant, home west of the Order of Owls in South Bend Indiana, argues the group’s light and frivolous image harms the original fraternal Owls and confuses the public. The Owls’ nest was organized November 20 1904.
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Portland
Ore
Order of Owls
South Bend
Ind
Keep Growing Wise Order of Hoot Owls
Motorman Dies After Street Car Collision
William M. Steres a 70 year old motorman for the Traction Company died after a street car collision at Dana avenue and Montgomery road. The crash injured a 20 year old driver Elvin Gosser. Steres collapsed at the scene two hours later and died of heart disease. family disputes cause related to worry. He served 43 years with the company. funeral at his home and burial in Highland Cemetery Ft. Mitchell.
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Dana Avenue
Montgomery Road
William M. Steres
Duck Creek Road
Elvin Gosser
East Thirteenth Street
Louis Aichholz
Fairfax Avenue
Steres
Aichholz
Traction Company
Kate Steres
Stella Steres
Mabley and Carew Company
Highland Cemetery
Ft. Mitchell
Warrants Echo Kidnapping Case In Covington
Detectives arrested George L. Miller and Albert Riegger over alleged kidnapping and assault of Elzie Williams of 416 Main street. Williams, a former Robertson Steel worker, claims intimidation to quit. Miller denies the charges saying Williams joined them willingly and left peacefully.
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Elzie Williams
Main Street
Covington
Cleary and Sweeney
George L. Miller
Beech Avenue
Albert Riegger
Mohawk Street
Williams
W. F. Robertson Steel and Iron Company
Elm and Commerce
Uni
Miller
Riegger
Robertson Company
Paris to New York Flight May Start in September
French aviators Coli and Tarascon pursue a Paris to New York trans Atlantic flight. They test a Potez biplane with a 420 horsepower engine and a fuel tank designed for a forty hour journey across the Atlantic.
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New York
Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Coli
Tarascon
Arrachart
Carol
Europe
Atlantic
Conrert
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Births Touch Several Families Across City Streets
A series of birth notices lists parents and addresses for newborns including Brayer Alma boy at 3908 Patterson, Brum Charles and Lala 0 East Thirteenth, Dempster William Ida boy at 2200 Wheeler, Hellmann Arnold Anna boy at 1201 Sycamore, Hust Charles Anna boy at 5153 Spring Grove, Mink Frank Margaret girl at 2470 Scully, Moran Elmer Nora girl at 4310 West Eighth, Stubbeman Henry Helen boy at 3942 Lovell, Voorthis Thomas Elizabeth boy at 514 South Main, and Youtsey Thomas Marie Dudley place and Dixie Highway Erlanger Ky boy.
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Brayer
John
Alma
Patterson Street
Brum
Charles
Lala
East
Thirteenth Street
Colman Clayburn
Fay
Notre Dame Place
Dempster
Willam
Ida
Wheeler
Hellmann
Arnold
Anna
Sycamore Street
Hust
Charles Fe Anna
Spring Grove Avenue
Emorhs and
Saily
West
Liberty Street
Ae Ee Hee
Carrie
Newton R. Mink
Frank and
Margaret
Scully Street
Percy Street
Stubbeman
Henry and
Helen
Lovell Avenue
Cheviot, O
Stubbs George ‘and
McMillan Street
Voorhis
Thomas and
Elizabeth
South Main Street
Oxford
Youtsey
Marie
Dudley 'Place
Dixie Highway
Erlanger
Police Lieutenant Marries Katherine Reis in Cincinnati
Elmer D. ONeill a Cincinnati police lieutenant took a day off to marry Katherine Reis of 2429 Dover Street East Walnut Hills. The ceremony was by Rev Hans Haupt of St Peter's German church. ONeill, 32, served overseas in World War with the Thirty seventh Division. Reis is 29. They will live at the Dover Street address.
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Elmer D. O'Neill
Katherine Reis
Dover Street
East Walnut Hills
Hans Haupt
St. Peter’s
O’neil
Cincinnati
Reis
Weather overview for Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and more
Fair Friday and Saturday in Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia with rising temperatures by Saturday Indiana sees generally fair weather Friday cooler near Lake Michigan Saturday fair with warming. Tennessee partly cloudy and cooler with possible local thunderstorms Friday then fair Saturday. A table reports current highs, lows and precipitation across multiple cities and normals for August 20 1925.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Tennessee
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas C
Atl’tic C
Omaha
Birm’am
Denver
N.orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsh’gh
Fran
Louisville
S. Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
the Pas
Shipping News Highlights From New York World Service
August 20 ship arrivals include Resolute Roosevelt Carrillo Ft Victoria Ft Hamilton Rosalind Berengaria Rochambeau Canada Stavangerfjord and others. Departures listed include Cleveland Saugus Roussillon Norian Drottningholm United States Dromore Castle Santa Teresa Santa Rosalia and more.
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Resolute
Bremen
Ateent Roosevelt
Carrillo
Santa Marta
Ft. Victoria
Bermuda
Ft. Hamilton
Quebec
Rosalind
St. John’s
Due
Berengaria
Southampton
Rochambeau
Havre
Canada
Marseilles
Stavangerfjord
Oslo
Santa Rosalia
Buenos Ayres
San Lorenzo
San Juan
Marriage Licenses Listed for Cleveland Area Residents
A column lists names and residences of individuals connected to marriage licenses. Entries include Qiga M Kuhn of Denham Street Teodore Taag and Louise Schuster of 1770 Carli Street, along with several others such as Theodore C Howold of Sutter Avenue and Walter A Becker of Marlowe Street.
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Qiga M. Kuhn
Denham St. Teodore Taag
Cleveland, O
St. Theodore
River traffic notes and rail barge schedule
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 9.7 feet and falling last night. The Queen City line ships Queen City for Louisville and Tom Greene from Pomeroy are due or returning with stated times. The Cincinnati vessel from Louisville is due by morning with returns planned around 5 pm. Andes from Madison, Ind., also due and returning by 5 pm.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Queen City
Louisville
Chris Greene
Tom Greene
Pomeroy
Andes
Madison
Ind
McCormack to retire in nine years daughter may sing
Irish American tenor John McCormack announced plans to retire at fifty after nine more years of singing. He said his daughter Gwendoline, seventeen, has inherited his talent and is studying languages as she prepares for a singing career. The family will keep a home in Ireland at the Curragh of Kildare and live at Lord D'Amon's Esher estate. Cyril will attend Trinity College Cambridge.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
John McCormack
Ireland
Curragh
Kildare
McCormack
Free State
Gwendoline
N. Y
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
50 000 Garment Workers Strike in New York
In New York on August 20 the garment trades faced a crisis as 60 000 workers from three locals left their machines following an Action Committee order. The walkout aims to rally members back to work tomorrow, with debate over a possible general strike as meetings address the protest.
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Associated Press
New York
Garment Trades
Woman's Garment
Cartoonist Homer Stinson Dies in Ohio Hospital
Homer Stinson, cartoonist for the Dayton Daily News and James M. Cox papers, died early today after an appendicitis operation. A 1906 starter at Springfield Daily Sun, he also worked for Ft. Wayne Journal-Gazette, Toledo Blade, and Cincinnati Post. His work spanned economic and political subjects and was widely copied. He supervised art for the Miami Daily News New Home edition. He is survived by his widow and one son.
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Associated Press
Dayton, O
Homer Stinson
Dayton Daily News
James M. Cox
Stinson
Springfield Daily Sun
Ft. Wayne Journal-Gazette
Toledo Blade
Cincinnati Post
Miami
Fla
Sandusky Wine Plant Seized by Dry Agents
Federal prohibition agents took charge of the Hommel Wine Company plant in Sandusky O today. They planned a full invoice of activities and placed a guard on duty to bar entry. Earlier three company officers were arrested for illegal sale and transportation of intoxicating liquors. The firm was authorized to manufacture and sell wine for medicinal purposes.
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Associated Press
Sandusky
Hommel Wine Company
Bellman and Brune Deaths in Elmwood Place and Port Washington
Obituaries note the deaths of Bellman in Elmwood Place on August 20 aged 57 funeral at St. Aloysius Church with a high mass. Brune in Port Washington 51, funeral at Dunkman’s on Clark Street. Ferguson Helen, 70, funeral services at Dunkman’s with Eastern Star rites. Interment at Port Washington.
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Bellman
Ty6resa
Ebner
Henry
Linden Street
Elmwood Place
St. Aloysius Church
St. Clara‘s
Iety
Brune
Ma E
Feeley
Illiam Brune
Filmore Street
Dunkman
Clark Street
Ferguson
Helen
Sages
Ida Chapter
Eastern Star
Port Washington
Modern Cin. Cremation Cs. announces nonsectarian services
The Busse & Borgmann Co general directors at 1517 Peoria Avenue oversee three chapels for sanitary and aesthetic cremation options. No charges are listed.
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Central
Busse & Borgmann Co
Peesaaan Avenue
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