Cox Names Commission to Honor Andrews Raiders
Governor Cox appointed a commission to erect a tablet in the Ohio State House rotunda honoring the Andrews Raiders of the Civil War. Members include Colonel James E. Kilbourne of Columbus Judge J M McGinnis of Caldwell and Captain M C Peters of Pickton. Peters’s brother in law was hanged with the raiders.
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Caldwell
M. C. Peters
Pickton
Peters
Noble
Pike County
Army of the Cumberland
Tennessee
Organ Recitals At St Pauls Cathedral Attract Students
Recitals under the Board of Education and the Guild of American Organists will be held at St Pauls Cathedral tonight at 9 oclock with Alfred Schell as organist. Great interest surrounds the performances which have drawn wider attention from public school pupils in grades five through eight.
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Guild of American Organists
St. Paui’s Cathestral
Alfred
Adi Schell
Khir
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson & Co
Czechs Satisfied With Grant Terms Says Benes
Czechoslovaks express satisfaction with the main territorial provisions of the Austrian peace treaty according to Foreign Minister Benes. The report from The Temps cites Benes briefing on June 5.2 via the French Wireless Service.
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PARES
Czzechoslovaks
M. Benes
Temps
Mexico vows protection of foreign investments at Pan-American Congress
Mexico's envoy Juan G. Rojo told the Pan-American commercial Congress that foreign investments in Mexico are safe and will be protected. He said Mexico is in a reconstruction period and urged patience as the country pays its debts, contrasting conditions with Britain and the United States.
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Mexico
Juan G. Rojo
Pan-American Commercial Congress
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Europe
Germany
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Boston
Peking
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Pittsburg
Ohio River
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America
Federal Trade Commission
Congress of the United States
Garner Finds Ape Near Human Size in Smithsonian Exhibit
Prof. R L Garner of the Smithsonian returns from Africa with four tons of specimens aboard the Chicago transport. The centerpiece is a man sized ape nearly the largest yet seen, likely a cross between a chimpanzee and a gorilla, shot inside the jungle fence after luring it with a female call.
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New York
R. L. Garner
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Africa
Chicago
Garner
New York Sees YMCA Secured by Bolshevik Capture
Merle B Arnold YMCA secretary from Volk Nebraska arrived in New York after being held prisoner by Bolsheviks in Siberia for over a month. He was captured when he ventured outside American lines.
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New York
Merle B. Arnold
Y. M
C. A
Volk
Neb
Siberia
Taft Assailed in Senate Over League of Nations Debate
Democratic senators clash with opponents over the League of Nations. Senator Borah warns of a public opinion push that could whip the Senate into submission. Senator Reed points to Democratic leaders touring states to press for ratification, alleging the League dominates party talks.
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Reed
Missouri
League
Democratic National Committee
United Americans Face Postwar Trade and Immigration Questions
A wartime address argues for a united postwar plan to secure peace through a league of nations and disciplined immigration. It criticizes inflation and European disorder, calls for federal oversight of meat packers, and warns that five grandes firms threaten small grocers and national food security.
Taft Delivers Commencement Address at Bryn Mawr
Former President William H. Taft spoke at Bryn Mawr College’s 34th commencement in Philadelphia on June 5. He urged bipartisanship for the League of Nations, declaring he remains a Republican but that some issues transcend party and that opposition must consider the league’s merits.
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William H. Taft
Bryn Mawr College
League of Nation
Ohio Cities Gas Company Posts Large Net Income
The Ohio Cities Gas Company reports a net surplus of 9.5 million dollars for the year ending March 5, with gross earnings of 47,422,90 and a board of directors elected at Columbus meeting. President B G Dawes travels in Europe. new directors include W F Burdell and N H Webber among others.
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Ohio Cities’ Gas Company
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B. G. Dawes
F. S. Heath
R. W. McKlvain
Thomas J. Jones
John L. Bushnell
Springfield
W. C. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
N. N. Cole
Tulsa
W. E. Hutton
Cincinnati
W. W. Mills
Marietta
N. H. Webber
Philadelphia
Europe
Marcel
Panama Plans 400th Anniversary of City Founding
President Porras names a committee of officials and journalists to organize Panama’s 400th anniversary of the August 15, 1519 founding. The date marks the oldest European settlement in the New World and coincides with the fifth anniversary of the opening of the Panama Canal.
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Dpresident
Porras
New World
Panama Canal
Cincinnati to Attend National Credit Men Convention
Cincinnati prepares a forty strong delegation for the National Association of Credit Men convention in Detroit on June 14. A party of twenty will depart Sunday at 8 AM under Secretary DBrunst to join the Acceptance Council session on Monday with James Albert Green of Matthew Addy Company to speak on Trade Acceptance Experience.
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Cincinnati
National Association of, ‘Credit Men
Detroit
Dbrunst
James Albert Green
Matthew Addy Company
Albert M. Hoftheimer
Alex Fries & Brother
Cincinnati Association
Warned to Stay Away Boy Drowns in Mine Canal
Eight year old Joseph Pick of 2715 McMicken Avenue drowned late last night in Mine Canal at Straight Street while on a raft with three companions. The boy, who could not swim, perished before aid arrived. his body was taken to the county morgue by his uncle, Joseph Pick, who said the child had been warned by his mother to avoid the canal.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
Toledo
William V. Colver
Federal Trade Commission
Colver
Ho Syput
Joseph Pick
McMicken’ Avenue
Straight Street
Painter
McMicken Avenue
Shouse to attend Latonia races and visits
Jouett Shouse Assistant Secretary of the Treasury leaves Washington for Cincinnati to attend the Latonia races and visit Lexington and Louisville before returning home.
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Washington
Jouettehouse
the Treasury
Cincinnati
Lexington
Louisville
Larger Quarters Needed for the Children's Home
Acting Superintendent Dr. E. MacDill says the Children's Home must expand to serve more than current fifty cases a month. He proposes three new buildings costing about $100,000 to care for seventy five additional children, warning delays could hinder city needs and noting 50 applicants were denied in March and 40 in April and May.
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E. MacDill
Sunday school workers to get special rail fare for Akron convention
Large attendance expected at the diamond jubilee convention of Sunday school workers in Akron from June 17 to 19 due to a rail rate of one and one third for the round trip. Attendees must register to receive a stamped certificate from association officers, valid for the reduced fare. a Railroad Administration agent will verify certificates in Akron.
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Akron
United States Railroad Administration
Railroad Administration
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