Harding Pushes World Court Plan in Kansas City Speech
President Harding argues for a reformed World Court and U S participation while dismissing the League of Nations as dead and urging a clear, equal role for the United States. He cites Washington and calls for a tribunal free of league court associations and fully independent in practice.
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President Harding Explores World Court Vision in Alaska Speech
Harding outlines a return to economic stability after World War I and advocates participation in a World Court of International Justice. He cites fiscal discipline, reduced outlays, and a cautious path toward international cooperation while rejecting entanglement with the League of Nations. He calls for a fair, independent court and emphasizes peace through law.
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Germany
Mexico
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Harding Makes Brief Early Morning Stop on Special Train
President Harding rode a ten car special train through B and O railroad yards at 5 55 yesterday morning. The stop lasted five minutes with most of the presidential party asleep. Officials say secrecy is being kept at advance points along the route.
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Harding
Governor Donahey Rebuffs Attorney General on Kirchner Requisition
In Columbus on June 21 Governor Donahey disagreed with Attorney General Crabbe over ignoring Pennsylvania's request to return Cleveland stock salesman C. A. Kirchner. Kirchner had turned over commissions and stock to the Governor to be sent back to Mrs. M. Gertrude Bean of Erie. The AG called Kirchner a parlor pirate, though Cleveland prosecutors said he committed no crime and was respected locally.
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C. C. Crabbe
Donahey
Pennsylvania
C. A. Kirchner
Cleveland
Kirchner
M. Gertrude Bean
Erie
Hillsboro Man Drowns in Paint Creek During Bathing
Homer McConnaughey twenty five year old member of a prominent Hillsboro family drowned in Paint Creek near Hillsboro Ohio as cramps struck him while bathing this afternoon. His body was recovered tonight after divers searched the basin near The Point where hundreds gathered. His companion, a girl, saw him sink and alerted others.
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Commercial Tribune
Hillsboro
Homer McConnaughey
Paint Creek
Here
Don McConnaughey
Local Republicans to honor Adams with Cincinnati dinner
The Cincinnati Republican group plans a noon dinner at the Gibson House on Wednesday July 22 to honor John P. Adams, chairman of the National Committee. R. J. Hynicka will preside, with speeches by Mr. ms and George P. Lockwood. Officials from state county and city governments and many prominent citizens are invited.
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National Committee
Gibson House
George P. Lockwood
R. J. Hynicka
Republican Executive Committee
Cincinnati
Charles F. Hornberger
Public Service
Esberger Bands to Give 2 Park Concerts Sunday
The second public band concerts of the season are set for Eden Park and Burnet Woods on Sunday. Esberger's Band under Walter Esberger will perform at Eden Park with a program including Star Spangled Banner The Gladiator Rienzi and Carmen excerpts. Burnet Woods program features Esberger's Band under Charles Esberger Jr with marches overtures waltzes operatic selections and Hungarian dances.
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Herbert
Metro
Bani
Auto Upset Injures Two on Erie Avenue Near Ault Park
A late night crash on Erie Avenue near Ault Park left two men injured when a car overturned after hitting a rut, spilling gasoline on the street and triggering a fire alarm. The injured were identified as W R Taylor of Glendale and L B Lee of Peerall. the car carried four occupants.
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Ault Park
W. R. Taylor
Glendale
L. B. Lee
Peer
Taylor
Lee
Traffic Officers Stationed at Viaduct Throughout Day
Two traffic policemen from the Second District were assigned to Court Street and Gilbert Avenue from 7 30 in the morning to 6 15 in the evening. Sergeant Fricker said another officer stands at Broadway and the viaduct from 4 45 to 6 15 in the afternoon. The postings aim to manage traffic disrupted by ongoing bridge construction.
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Court Street
Gilbert Avenue
Fricker
Broadway
Fricke
Civitan Clubs Pick Miami as 1924 Meeting Site
The International Association of Civitan Clubs chosen Miami Florida as the 1924 meeting place. Ernest Greenwood of Washington elected President with W H Rankin New York as First Vice President Jelks H Cabaniss Birmingham Second VP C Melvin Frank Columbus Third VP Claude L Hagan Birmingham Treasurer. Stockton Broome Jacksonville and Dr E M Larson Great Falls named to the International Board. Delegates visited the tomb of the unknown soldier.
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Miami
Fla
International Association of Civitan Clubs
Ernest Greenwood
United States
International Labor Office
League of Nations
W. H. Rankin
New York
Jelks H. Cabaniss
Birmingham
C. Melvin Frank
Columbus
Claude L. Hagan
Stockton Broome
Jacksonville
E. M. Larson
Great Falls
Mont
International Board of Directors
Harris Wife Dares Him to Appear at Divorce Suit
Mrs Blaine Lee Harris telegraphs Beverly D Harris former National City Bank VP now in St Louis Mo challenging him to appear at the annulling marriage suit. The Supreme Court hearing is set for tomorrow with possible immediate trial or dismissal requested by an opposing attorney.
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Blaine Lee Harris
Beverly D. Harris
The
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St.Louis
Supreme Court
Shriners Dinner Honors William J. Howard in Cincinnati
The Shriners of Cincinnati held an informal testimonial dinner at the Business Men's Club to honor William J. Howard, newly appointed member of the Southern Railroad Board of Trustees. Colonel Charles F. Hake Jr led the committee with speakers including Judge William H. Lueters and L. Alvin Kreis. The Syrian Temple Band presented a hall clock, and friends surprised Howard with a musical instrument as speeches followed.
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William H. Lueters
J. Alvin Kreis
Frank J. Zumstein
Charles Lewis
Howard
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Syrian Temple Patrol
L. Alvin Kreis
George Puchta
John Robinson
Hugh McDonald
Albert E. Heekin
Harvey Manss
William H. Armstrong
Geier Appointed to Transit Board by Mayor Carrel
Philip O. Geier was named to the Rapid Transit Commission vacancy by Mayor George P. Carrel. Geier was sworn in after endorsement by the Republican Executive and Advisory Council. He planned to study data from the City Engineer and meet the commission at once.
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Carrel
Philip O. Geier
Rapid Transit Commission
George P. Carrell
Geier
Republican
Commission
Boxes Run Low as Eden Park Fete Opens Ticket Sale
All boxes except three for the 700 Fete are sold after the first day of sales for the Eden Park greenhouses fundraiser. Names of buyers include Mrs. Winslow Mrs. Strong Mrs. O Luire and many others with seats or boxes, Dan Beddoe named soloist, tickets on sale at the Hotel Sintog.
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Gibson
John Winslow
de Strong
Frank O. Luire
D. H. Willey
Clifford Wright
Alfred Cassatt
Elizabeth Shillito
Alice Scarborough
Rebecca Scarborough
Oscar Oaken
J. B. Crosset
George Dent Crabbs
Milton Adler
Horace Schmidlapp
Albert Krippendorf
E. W. Wilkinson
F. Atter
Roth
Beatrice Shillito
Dan Beddoe
Sintog
Dramatic School Presents Fantasy The Mirror of Dreams
A fantasy titled The Mirror of Dreams will be staged by a cast including Cecelia Sweeney Catherine Conway and Jack Rissola as the Reulman School of Expression and Dramatic Art closes. T C O Donnell editor of the Writers Digest will give the principal address. A short comedy dance reception and certificate awards follow.
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Mirror of Dreams
Cecelia Sweeney
Catherine Conway
Jack Rissola
Reulman School of Expression and Dramatic Art
T. C. O’donnell
Writer's Digest
Amélia Wold
Florence Murphy
Alice Sullivan
May Sullivan
Therine Conway
Theokla Holmes
Ecelia Sweeney
Lawrence Kratz
Rn Beck
Amelia Foppe
Alicia Heid
Mary Louise Foppe
Rachel Metzger
Margaret Harris
Edith Peters
Lucille Ruthemayer
Elsa Altemier
Alma Bouchionette
Lydia
Schwartz
Alvora
Wilhelm
Harlan Staers
Mildred Schmidt
John Sheéblessy
Marion Doyle
Mayor Goff Cleared In Extortion Trial
Delbert Goff mayor of Crooksville was found not guilty after Judge Woods instructed the jury. The case involved alleged extortion of excessive fees from liquor law violators. Mayor Litterdale of Junction faces trial scheduled for tomorrow.
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Delbert Goff
Crooksville
Common Pleas Court
Calvin H. Woods
Litterdale
Junction
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