Disappearance of Dayton Bank Cashier Al Callahan
Al H Callahan former cashier and later teller and bookkeeper for Dayton Savings and Trust Company vanishes from Dayton after a large funds shortage tied to his earlier Fourth National Bank work. Investigations indicate about 25090 dollars misused before merger with Dayton Savings. his father repays bonding company to shield reputation.
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al. H. Callahan
Dayton Savings and Trust Company
Callahan
Fourth National Bank
United States
Dayton Savings and Trust Company Bank
Deal
Fourth National
Father
North Main
Long Trial Ends in Federal Court With Blanket Conviction
A lengthy federal trial concluded with a blanket conviction over the sum in a 1917 mercantile matter. The verdict names the defendant in connection with the offense and carries sentencing details to be determined.
Senators Clash Over Wilson Treaty Interpretations in New Phase
In Washington and Kiauchou July 24, Senate debates renew attack on Wilsons peace course with France treaty issue. Lodge and Brandegee press delivery of the Paris pact while Robinson blocks immediate action. Taft interpretations spark cloakroom talk. Shantung dispute involving Japan and league covenant prompts reservations from Lenroot. Taft meetings with White House signal cautious engagement.
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Foreign Relatives Committee
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Connecticut
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Arkansas
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McCumber
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McNary
Oregon
Shantung
Japan
Shantung Peninsula
Fletcher
Florida
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Weather Outlook For Ohio Indiana Friday And Saturday
Fair weather expected in Ohio and Indiana on Friday and Saturday with slight warming. Kentucky and West Virginia also fair with little temperature change. Temperatures and precipitation recorded at stations such as Boston Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Galveston Denver Nashville San Francisco Los Angeles Memphis and others.
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Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Boston
Kansas
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Denver Nashville
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Memphis
S.W
Taft Letters Missing: Hays Says He Has Not Seen Them
Indianapolis July 24 Former President Taft letters addressed to Will H. Hays on ratifying the peace treaty have not reached Hays. Hays says he has not seen the letters, nor have copies or originals been shown to anyone connected with the committee. He adds he has been in contact with Taft about the matter but these letters remain unseen.
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Ind
William H. Taft
Washington News
Will H. Hays
Republican National
Senate
Hays
Taft
Washington
West
Washington riots warn of grave peril after war
A 1919 Washington dispatch warns that race clashes between blacks and whites, fueled by postwar tensions and lax gun laws, threaten domestic stability. It notes insufficient policing, federal troops called in, and the wider pattern seen in England and Wales, urging decisive action to curb firearm use and liquor trafficking.
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League of Nations
Mexico
United States
Wilson
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Wales
Europe
Baltimore
Aviators Strike Postal Planes to Remain Idle
Twenty aerial mail pilots at Belmont Park New York say they will refuse to fly unless two brothers reinstated after being discharged for declining to fly in fog. They warn the strike may halt aerial mail to Chicago Cleveland and Washington unless reinstatement and safer aircraft are provided.
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O. H. Praeger
Washington
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Belmont Field
Chicago
Cleveland
Bellefonte
Plenty of Sugar Congress Is Assured Plan Criticized
Washington July 24 Rep Hulings Republican of Pennsylvania attacked dealers limiting retail sugar to two pounds per person. He said the curtailment is needless and profiteering refineries back the scheme to keep prices high. He declared there is plenty of sugar.
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Representative Hulings
Pennsylvania
Hulings
War Department Surplus Food Sold to Aid Public
A House War Investigating Committee backed immediate sale of sixty to eighty billion? no, readable surplus stock valued at 120 million dollars held by the War Department. Republican members urge domestic sale to benefit the people while criticizing six month delays that allowed deterioration and high living costs.
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United States
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Subcommittee
Reavis
Nebraska
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New York
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House
Department
Ad Added Features In Sundays Issue Of The American Business Man
The Sunday issue highlights a profile on a business man for 1920s presidency and contrasts business success in war era. It features a stenography series by J Herman Stich explaining earnings potential and efficiency. Charles D Mitchell previews an artist in smiles and new photogravure photographs of Cincinnati women.
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J. Herman Stich
Charles D. Mitchell
Cincinnati
Health Board In Food Inquiry Seeks Federal Aid
Four agencies probe high food costs as grand jury visits dry storage warehouses. Food decays trigger questions to Chief Food Inspector. State Dairy and Food Bureau to take action under Lever Act. Items seized include 7 000 to 8 000 barrels of brandy and large quantities of blood medicines, canning supplies, and linotype metal.
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Kentucky
Grand Jury
California
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Department
Grand jury uncovers 77 carloads of food in railroad warehouse
John Dugan secretary and Louis Schneider assistant prosecutor led a grand jury inspection of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad storage yard at Second and Smith streets revealing fourteen carloads of coffee more than 5 000 bags thirty seven carloads of flour and other provisions in storage. The warehouse held about one fifth of capacity with storage charges set for eggs butter and other items. Provisions are held for brokers and shipped only on orders.
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Grand Jury
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Second and
Smith Streets
Capelle
Louis Schneider
F. W. Berry
Berry
John Sauer
Alleged Food Waste Inquiry In Covington May Be Sought
U S District Attorney Thomas D Slattery of Covington says he will report alleged food waste by dumping into the Licking River near Decourcey to Washington officials for possible investigation If deemed serious enough the action would be initiated He notes the matter hinges on instructions from federal authorities and reports say eleven cars of peaches and a car of watermelons were dumped after rot while some good melons were found nearby.
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R. H. Blume
Board of Health
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Fackler
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Thomas
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thomas Slattery
United States
Covington
Decoursey
Stephens Blakely
Thomas D. Slattery
Licking River
Decourcey
Washington
Slattery
Latonia
State action certain Gault called off trip for Cincinnati inquiry
Thomas C. Gault head of the Dairy and Food Department of the State Board of Agriculture arrived in Columbus after an Ohio trip. He said Governor Cox may take part in the probe into Cincinnati profiteers and food in storage. N. E. Shaw left for Washington and will return later in the week. Gault stated cooperation with Cincinnati officials would occur if the report is accurate.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Thomas C. Gault
Dairy and Food Department
State Board of Agriculture
Cox
Cincinnati
N. E. Shaw
Washington
Gault
Lott ie Burk e’s Name Remains on List
Lottie Burke’s name stays on the list amid a wartime propaganda appeal. The penalty will be shared with twelve companions, with the case outlining collective responsibility for the antiwar effort.
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