Sherrill Hails City Progress and Backing for Dykstra
Col Sherrill reviews four and a half years as Cincinnati City Manager praising improvements across Welfare Health Highway Police Fire and Water Works and praising support from public press and Council. He urges backing for his successor Mr Dykstra noting ongoing needs and urging continued honest government and a strong press role.
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Col. Sherill
Mr. Dykstra
Cincinnati
Sherrill
Col. Sherrill
Recreation Commission
Western Hills
Union Terminal
Third Street
Columbia Avenue
Sound
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Doctors Make Newtown Man Next President
At the National Eclectic Medical Association convention in Columbus Ohio Dr John J Sutter of Lima Health Commissioner Allen County urged keeping fit and active beyond years He said removing age limits in vocations would help counter senility Dr J T Billman Sullivan Ind to be installed as President tomorrow with Dr Co R Campbell New town Ohio chosen as President-elect to take office next year in Indianapolis
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Columbus
John J. Sutter
Lima
Allen County
National Eclectic Medical Association
Sutter
J. T. Billman
Sullivan
Ind
Co. R. Campbell
Newtown
Billman
Indianapolis
Aimee Semple McPherson Seeks Grand Welcome Home
In Chicago crowds at Northwestern station cheered evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson as she returned from the Holy Land. Disciples from her two Chicago churches wished Godspeed and predicted a dramatic reception with airplanes, flowers, a parade, and a police escort.
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Chicago
Aime Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Northwestern
Godspeed
Holy Land
Missing youths prompt search for girl and three teens
A report requests assistance in locating Miss Odel 17 who left 1052 Linn Street to work Wednesday and has not returned. Also missing are Rotheford Kautz 16 of 536 Dandridge Street Wilbur May 16 of 455 Stanley Avenue and Paul Bill 15 of 3567 Stanley Avenue.
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Linn Street
Miss Odel
Tennessee
Rotheford Kautz
Dandridge Street
Wilbur May
Stanley Avenue
Paul Bill
River stages and departures report for Cincinnati Louisville and Charleston
The Ohio River stage at Cincinnati reached 11.8 feet at night with departures noted. Louisville reported 5.4 feet and Charleston 9 o'clock last night. Details include readings 5.8 and 1.4 for related times.
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Chris Greene
Charleston
John W. Hubbard
Pittsburgh
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Pleasant
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Ante Hinton
W. Va
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Pikeville
Beattyville
Frankfort
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Eeree
Sno
Ala
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Ville
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Faithful dog Fox helps locate injured man Coyles
Cudney, just released from jail, buys steak for Fox at Glass's meat market before awaiting the Tail-Wragg ers Club medal. Fox leads youths to Coyles after a long search. Coyles, found seriously injured, is taken to Tarrytown Hospital. Sheriff and officials reflect on the dramatic rescue.
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Cudney
Glass
Dog
McCouch
Tail-Wraggers Club of America
World League F Dog Welfare
Dog Leads Rescue Party to Injured Master Near Tarrytown
David Coyles, 75, lay three days in a woods section near Tarrytown Heights with a broken leg and exposure after a fall. His dog, aware of his location, guided a group of boys on the third day to the spot where Coyles was found unconscious after missing since Sunday evening.
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Coyles
Tarrytown Hospital
New York World News Service
Tarrytown
N. Y
David Coyles
Tarrytown Heights
Doyles
Union official confesses embezzlement of funds
Rudolph Clemens, treasurer of Chicago Photo Engravers Union No. 5, is charged in a warrant for embezzling 21296 dollars. He admitted misappropriation in a letter to union officers, declaring that every crook gets caught.
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Chicago
Chicago Photo Engravers Union No. 5
Rudolph Clemens
International Union
Clemens
Cooper Plans Camp Party in Ohio Game Preserve
Governor Cooper will spend Saturday and Sunday at Roosevelt Game Preserve west of Portsmouth with about fifty guests from the Division of Conservation and several sportsmen's leagues. The preserve will be closed to all visitors except the Governor's party.
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Portsmouth
Cooper
Roosevelt Game Preserve
Here
J. W. Stuber
Columbus
Frank Hard
Washington D. H
Karl Keller
Dayton
Division of Conservation
Oberlin Receives Gifts for Theological Building
Oberlin College president Ernest Hatch Wilkins announced a new gift from John D. Rockefeller Jr. of 190000 dollars, adding to a 300000 dollar prior gift for a theological building to replace Council Hall. Construction will start after Council Hall is razed.
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Oberlin, O
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin College Today
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Council Hall
Brooklyn matador Sydney Franklin gored in Andalusia
In Andujar Spain Sydney Franklin a Brooklyn bull fighter was slightly gored in the thigh during a bull fight this afternoon. This marks his second goring after dangerous injuries in the arena last winter.
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Andujar
Spain
Sydney Franklin
Brooklyn
Franklin
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