Fess Addresses Ohio History at Cincinnati Fall Festival
United States Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio spoke on Ohio history to a Music Hall audience as part of Cincinnati Fall Festival and Industrial Exposition. The event, titled Ohio Day, highlighted ideas battles from greenback and free silver movements to slavery, with rain limiting attendance but 24 439 paid admissions reported. The senator praised festival directors and noted Ohio as a battleground of ideas while detailing party arrivals and pre-speech events.
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Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Buckeye State
Frolic Avenue
Cincinnati Fall Festival Association
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J. J. Burchenal
Procter & Gamble Company
George P. Carrel
Carrel
Festival Association
Hotel Gibson
Fess
J. C. Welsh
Yellow Springs
John Passamore
Chicago
Warren Sayers
Manchester Boys
Son of Armour Official Kills Self in Bull Attack
Judi White, 15, son of Armour & Co. president F. Edson White, died after his shotgun exploded when he struck a charging bull with the gun at the Lake Forest home. A. Watson Armour, also 15, shot the bull to rescue him as they hunted pigeons from a barn loft and entered a grazing field.
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Boy Hit By Car On Findlay Street In Evening Traffic
Robert Halley seven suffers a fractured skull and facial lacerations after being struck by a westbound car on Findlay street near McMicken. The driver Frank Hoffmeister did not realize the impact until witnesses shouted. He rushed the boy to General Hospital in critical condition.
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Walton battle over Klan clash dominates Oklahoma politics
Governor J. C. Walton faces a harsh attack from N. W. Jewett Grand Dragon of the Oklahoma Klan accusing him of chasing a national profile by fighting mob floggers in Tulsa County. Jewett says Walton would drop the iron, while Walton defends his war on lawless elements and asserts the state may face martial law as the conflict intensifies.
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Senate
Ambassadors Propose settlement on Greco Italian conflict
The Council of Ambassadors sent a note to Athens outlining terms to resolve the Greco Italian dispute. Provisions include Greek fleet honors, a memorial service, half mast flags, 50 million lire security, and an international inquiry led by a Japanese official. A committee will investigate the Italian deaths, with indemnity held in abeyance pending report.
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Japanese Charge Conspiracy of Rebellion and Terrorism
News reports from Tokyo claim a massive alleged rebellion plot linked to Koreans in the earthquake zone. Internees were moved near Narashima and a grand plan of arson, murders, and royal assassinations was described.
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Pinchot Says Wage Pact Near As Miners and Operators Agree
Harrisburg, Pa Sept 7. Governors peace proposal yields progress and a 10 percent wage rise for miners while union dues checks are dropped. Negotiations continue to draft a wage contract after a four hour session with the policy committee. Union leaders and the operators’ committee plan to meet again to finalize terms for reopening the anthracite mines within ten days.
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Air mail pilot dies in Ohio farm crash
H C Thompson an air mail pilot flying Cleveland to Chicago fell fifty feet to his death at 11 a m on Willis Waters farm east of Colton Ohio. Engine trouble forced him to circle seeking a landing place before the plane crashed. He died of internal injuries after being rushed to Wa u se n Hospital where no bones were broken. Boss witnesses say he was thrown from his seat into the wings and wires had to be cut away to remove the body.
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Harvey, Ill
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Colton
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Willis and Starek Signal 1924 Republican Lines
Senator Frank B. Willis urged keeping Coolidge in the White House while Fred Starck cautioned that Coolidge’s renomination would depend on his actions as president. The remarks mark early guidance for Ohio Republicans amid post Harding era debates on party unity and future nominations.
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Rubles of 1922 Declared Useless After December
The Russian Council of Commissars decreed the 1922 soviet rubles invalid in Russia after November 1 and in other countries after December 31. The move follows the issue of state banknotes known as Chernovetz replacing paper rubles in industry and commerce.
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Harding will leaves widow life estate and local splits
The will of late President Warren G. Harding filed in Marion Ohio provides widow Florence Harding a $100000 life estate, Mt Vernon Avenue home, half interest in The Marion Star building, and personal effects. It sets life estates for Dr George T Harding and distributes shares to relatives and organizations including Marion Park Board and churches. Charles D Schaffner named executor with assets to be divided among siblings after serious appraisers’ valuation.
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George B. Christian, Mr. Harding’s Private Secretary, and Charles E. Hard
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Submarine L-9 Refloated After Typhoon Sinking
The British submarine L-9, which sank in Hong Kong harbor during the August 18 typhoon, has been refloated. The recovery marks a rapid post storm clearance and will allow inspection and potential repair work to proceed in the harbor area.
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Former Lord Mayor Treloar Dies in London
Sir William Purdie Treloar lord mayor 1906 07 and founder of the Lord Mayor Treloar Hospital for Cripples at Hampshire has died in London at age. He was a prominent businessman known as the cripples friend and led charitable efforts for disabled children.
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William Purdie Treloar
Mussolini Defends Italy Over Greece Reparations Stand
Mussolini in an interview with a correspondent says Italy will not recognize League of Nations intervention in the Greece dispute. He asserts Italy’s right to defend its honor and presses Greece to accept reparations demands to end the crisis. He criticizes what he calls unjust American criticism.
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Newport Men Narrowly Escape After Auto Hits Train
Two Newport men narrowly escaped death when their car at 45 mph struck a Baltimore & Ohio passenger train at a Lawrenceburg Indiana crossing. Thomas Repeto suffered severe scalp lacerations requiring fourteen stitches after being thrown through the windshield. Driver Rube Norton was uninjured. Sheriff Winters said both men were intoxicated and ignored the crossing watchman warning. The collision damaged the locomotive front and knocked off its step.
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Lawrenceburg
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West Third Street
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Communication With Tokyo Partly Restored by Airplanes
London reports partial restoration of links between Tokyo and Kobe and Osaka via airplanes and Tokaido road routes. Japanese army divisions are converging on Tokyo to restore order for the homeless. The Foreign Office lists thirty British subjects killed or injured, with most deaths in Yokohama.
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Tokyo Earthquake Tower Collapse Kills Hundreds
Eyewitness Edatani details a 12 story amusement tower collapse in Asakusa Park during the Tokyo quake. He fled through fires and debris, saw Akasaka Ward burning, and reported widespread panic and rumors.
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Gifts to Faulkner Scholarship Fund Now Being Raised in This City
Contributions to the $10,000 James W. Faulkner Scholarship Fund are being received in Cincinnati by Russell Wilson of The Times-Star. The fund memorializes the late Buckeye State political writer and aids needy young men pursuing education, reflecting Faulkner’s lifetime habit of helping newcomers in journalism.
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