President Praises Congress in Monumental Economy Effort
President Harding credits Congress and the Republican administration for a sweeping retrenchment drive and rising efficiency. In a letter to Senator McCormick dated August 29 the president says the nation is working out of waste and cites substantial savings and plans to fund debts and extend employment.
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Congress
Washington
Harding
McCormick
Illinois
New Mexico
Bim
Etter
Republican Congress
White
Democratic National Committee
United States
Index to Advertisements on Second Page
An index lists advertisers such as Baltimore & Ohio R R Bon-Opto Eye Remedy and Southern Railway System along with shops like Dunlap Clothes and Wagle Savings. The page also features classified want ads and notices for local services and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atruoonor
Applied Prycrology
Dunlap Clothes Shop
Wagle Savings & Loan Association
Financial
Bi Eee Kg
John van Rangé Co
Magnus White
Eiaebexiaes
A. E. Burkhardt Co
Burkhardt Bros
East Hills Coal & Supply Co
Knights of Columbus
Morand
T. Co
Effron-Gordon Co
Ulland Coal Co
Smamenessee Wallingford Cottee
Sins Bhimlecous Wurlitzer
Economy Decreed in Preparing Budget for Next Fiscal Year
Washington reports an urgent push to cut government outlays for the upcoming fiscal year. Dawes has conferred with President Harding on the Mayflower trip and urged sharper reductions, with major cuts anticipated in the War Department and reorganizational plans to lower expenses.
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Washington
White House
Dawes
Harding
War Department
Joint Congressional Reorganization Committee
Thief stages bold hotel hold up at Gibson House
A bandit armed with a revolver and a blackjack robbed William F. Hines at the Gibson House. The getaway ended in a dramatic pursuit across floors and Walnut Street, ending with Oscar Johnson in custody and Hines identifying the loot. Johnson claimed multiple aliases and said he stole to eat.
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William F. Hines
Chicago
Walnut Street
Gibson
Hines
Third
Walnut
Jacob Henn
Oscar Johnson
Indianapolis
Johnson Holmes
New Harmony
Ind
Henn
Charles Hill
Augusta
Kentucky
Greeks Take Angora Nationalist Capital in Smyrna Dispatch
A Reuters dispatch from Smyrna reported Angora, the Turkish Nationalist capital, fell to Greek forces. The Smyrna note, received Monday, said Greek troops were about forty miles away as Mustapha Kemal Pasha led a stubborn defense to defend the city.
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Angora
Turk
London
Reuter
Smyrna
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Hungarian insurgents retreat after eight hour clash at Kirchschlag
Three thousand Hungarian insurgents engaged Austrian forces at Kirchschlag in an eight hour fight. The Hungarians retreated with many taken prisoner and unknown casualties. Austrian losses were two killed and twenty wounded. Both sides used hand grenades and machine guns.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Kirchschlag
Detroit Surgeon and Inventor Dr. Theodore A. McGraw Died
Dr. Theodore A. McGraw, 83, renowned surgeon and inventor of the McGraw ligature, died in Detroit. He helped found the Detroit College of Medicine and led the Department of Surgery for forty three years.
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Detroit
Mich
Theodore A. McGraw
Detroit College of Medicine
15000 Cases of Rum Seized in New York
Federal prohibition agents seized fifteen thousand cases of whisky valued at $1,000,000 at North River piers in New York. The liquor, traced to Kentucky distilleries and warehouses, used forged permits and involved about five hundred stolen blanks. The seizure is the largest since the Volstead Act took effect.
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New York
North River
Kentucky
Federal Prohibition
Hart
Seventy Barrels Seized at New York Elks Picnic
Montreal announced the Quebec Liquor Commission will sell liquor to American visitors only if allowed by the U S government. The seizure occurred at Lacelles yesterday when seventy barrels were taken from a New York State Elks picnic attended by about three thousand visitors. The commission plans to apply the same policy to visitors from other prohibition states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec Liquor Commission
G. S. Simard
Lacelle
New York State
Simard
Quebec
Viper In Boy's Trousers Sparks Local Panic
In Springfield Ohio on Grant Street Charles Sample III disobeyed his mother and hid leaves in his trousers to avoid punishment. On returning home his mother found the leaves shed and a two foot yellow and black viper dragged from the pile. The venomous snake was corralled under the front porch and killed.
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Springfield
Charles F. Sample
Grant Street
Charles, Jr
Charles
Plan to photograph Mars from a 50 foot telescope
Paris reports American scientist B McAfee and colleague David Todd propose a large telescope to image Mars from near Deauville and Chanaral. They plan a fifty foot diameter dish with mercury mirror to yield twenty five million magnification and a one and a half mile distance snapshot to test for life on Mars in 1924.
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Paris
Associated Press
Mars
B. McAfee
David Todd
London Daily Mail
McAfee
Deauville
Mr. McAfee
Todd
Chanaral
Chile
Zarife
Professor Todd
Sunday Tabernacle Site To Be a Playground
One hundred Cincinnati business and professional men will work on the former Billy Sunday tabernacle site at Twelfth street and Central avenue to transform it into a neighborhood playground. The Civitan Club members will lead the labor with eight trucks hauling away debris, funded by the Community Chest through Community Service, which will supervise activities and schedule the playground’s use for local children.
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Cincinnati
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
Civitan Club
Community Service
D.C. Keller
Edward Haeffner
Guy Mallon
William Rielly
Community Chest
Will R. Reeves
Sand Bank Collapse Kills 3-Year-Old Boy Near Ludlow
Ralph Alvens, 3, smothered when a sand bank caved in near the Lagon Clubhouse in Ludlow. His brother Harold, 6 or 7, escaped with bruises. Rescue efforts by bystanders and doctors failed. death ruled due to unavoidable causes by Kenton County coroner Dr. David W. Stevens.
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Ralph Alvens
Harry Alvens
Ludlow
Harold
Thomas McGough
Harry Scarp
Ralph
L. F. Hafer
H. E. McCord
Mayor Galvin Withdraws From Cincinnati Mayoral Race
Cincinnati Republicans face a vacancy after Mayor Galvin withdraws from re election due to illness. Hynicka and Small describe the move as unexpected but not fatal, aiming to present a record of effective leadership to seek continued Republican control. A meeting of the Executive and Advisory Committee is set to discuss emergency candidate options. Possible successors named include Judge William H. Lueders and Judge Frank R. Gusweiler, among others, with Lueders noted for broad county support.
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Galvin
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
Rud K. Hynicka
Republican
Scott Small
Republican Committees
Hynicka
Small
Fignicka
Cialvin
Republican Party
Cncinnati
Republican Executive and Advisory Committee
William H. Lueders
Richard Witt
Charles Tudor
Frank R. Gusweiler
Superior Court
Gusweiler
Repubblicans
Mayor Galvin withdraws from race due to ill health
John Galvin mayor of Cincinnati withdraws from reelection bid citing a complex health illness after a period of rest and doctors advising against arduous campaign work. Rud Hynicka says a GOP substitute will be chosen at today’s meeting as supporters react to the sudden setback.
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John Galvin
Cincinnati
Charles F. Hornberger
Public Service
Galvin
Tudor
Hornberger
McGregor Avenue
Rud K. Hynicka
Republican Central Committee
Er. W. Walker
Board of Health
Oliver P. Holt
Harry M. Box
Walker
Holt
Box
Spring Lake
N. J
Pleasant Ridge
Julie Galvin
Europe
Miss Galvin
Canada
Loneliness Tells Mayor Galvin's Illness, Friend Says
A close friend attributes Mayor Galvin's illness to loneliness after his wife died. He recalls Galvin's emotional distress and says the mayor sought solace in recreation and his daughter, though the loneliness remained a central factor.
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Galvin
Mr. Galvin
Galvin Described as a Generous City Leader by Scott Small
Scott Small extols Mayor John Galvin as a genius at handling department heads and budgets, citing 1918 coal relief, decisive action, and a tireless work ethic. He notes health declines, Atlantic City visits, and Galvin’s enduring political impact on Cincinnati’s history.
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Galvin
Citizens’ Tax Relief Committee
Columbus
Cincinnati
Saul Zielonka
Scott Small
Mayor Galvin
John Galvin
Woman Injured as Auto Skids and Back-Seat Jump Scare
A sequence of Cincinnati street incidents leaves Mrs. Carolina E. Sharpe seriously injured after stepping into a car’s path on Springfield pike near Charlotte avenue. Witnesses say damp streets caused a skid and the driver, who aided the victim, escaped blame. Separate events report a 9 year old boy crushed his foot after alighting from a truck and a man hurled through a windshield in a Madison road collision. Dr J E Wilson suffers a scalp wound after a crosswalk accident and Bernard Binder, 33, charged with intoxicated driving after hitting a light pole on McHenry road.
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Glendale
Springfield Pike
Charlotte Avenue
Wyoming
Carolina E. Sharpe
Grove Avenue
Woodlawn
Bethesda Hospital
Hudepohl Brewing Company
East
McMicken Avenue
John Hoffstetter
West Eighth Street
Seventh
Cutter Streets
Kenneth Kennedy
East Liberty Street
Seton Hospital
Hoffstetter
Kennedy
East High School
Madison Road
Frank Herbes
Trimble Avenue
Tanner Vinegar Company
East Scond Street
Herbes
C. E. Schneider
Boy on Bicycle Hit By Auto in Newport
Ulick Bates a 14 year old Newport youth son of Mrs Ora Bates was seriously injured yesterday afternoon when struck by an auto at Fifth and York streets. The car driven by Mrs Abraham Frank passed over the boy as he rode a bicycle. He was taken to Speers Hospital in serious condition. Mrs Frank was questioned by police and said she was not speeding.
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Ulick Bates
Ora Bates
Rink
Seventh
York Streets
Newport
Fifth
Abraham Frank
Monmouth Street
Speers Hospital
Frank
Lost Liberty Bonds Reported In Cincinnati Streets
Private investigators Crim and Ryan offer a $1,000 reward for the return of $10,000 in Liberty Bonds lost September 2 between Eighth and Harriet streets and Seventh and Vine streets. The owner, driving to a bank, misplaced bonds from an inside pocket. two $1,000 bonds, four $500 bonds, and remaining $50 and $100 bonds are involved.
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Crim
Ryan
Eighth
Harriet Streets
Sevenith
Vine
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Democrats
New Mexco
Shipping Board
Railroad Administration
Tee
Peete
Gibson House
Summerside Avenue
N. Y. Ellis
Viper
Earth
Brother
Lueders, Witt, Tudor
Puchta
Gosweiler
Edwards
Republican Committee
Executive
E. J. Howard
Froome Morris
Robert Black
Schneider
General Hospital
Lawson Alley
Fifth Street
J. E. Wilson
East Fourth Street
Dwight Hinckley
Reading Road
Dwight Hinckley Lumber Company
Wilson
Binder
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