Carrel Named Republican Candidate to Succeed Galvin
George P. Carrel, City Auditor, is chosen by Cincinnati’s Republican City Central Committee to replace Mayor John Galvin on the ticket. The vote was unanimous. Galvin endorses Carrel, praising his qualifications and fitness for the mayoralty. Carrel pledges an honest, capable administration and close alignment with Galvin’s policies.
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John Galvin
Republican Organization
Cincinnati
Republican City Central Committee
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Mr. Carrel
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Carrel
Strand Theater
Scott Small
R. K. Hynicka
Theodore Roosevelt
Houda
Hynicka
Ohio
Commonwealth
Carrelon
Auction Block Worker Owo Unnerves Crowd In Boston
In Boston on September 9 Edward Dixon a Philadelphia veteran collapsed after his services were sold to the highest bidder at the unemployed block auction on the Common. Ledoux and workers brief the crowd as bids promise work and meals.
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Boston
Edward Dixon
Philadelphia
Dixon
Urbain Ledoux
Ledoux
West End
Commons
Tony Bruno
Frank Gennar
Arthur Burson
Index to advertisements continued on third page
Classified column listing amusements, dry cleaning, groceries, building materials, banks, railways, clothing, shoes, milk, motion pictures, auto services, cigars, and various products. Names include Gimbel, Fifth Third, Lincoln National Bank, Louisville & Nashville Railway, and Omar Cigarettes among others.
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Wwe Eeee Amusements
Mimeschinekians
Art Dry Cleaning Co
Tee
Prune Ec Deen
Gimbsthan
Baldwin Piano Co
Inci Gates Oh Banner Grocers’ Baking Co
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Cunard-Anchor
Dixie Highway Boosters
Dr. Bea Con Cséase
American Finance Co
American Tel. and
Tel. Co
Atlas National Bank
Fifth-Third National Bank
First National Bank
Fourth National Bank
Basien
Ccenee Grove
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Kotte Et Tego
Csecgvewers
Cs Rsce la Verne
G. Ogden
Pouete Tak Rouens
Lincoln National Bank
Lloyd's Clothes
Eaaeke Cocks Louisville & Nashville Railway
Mabley Carew Co
Boesehae Co
MaGden—Shoes
Motion Pictures
Dbeb
National Auto Road Service
Ohio Truss Co
Ey Eaee Bad Kbnan Esses Omar Cigarettes
Concentiens Parker
Pinkham
Pogue's
Pidio Chs
Vesaphsialietnres Pres Schaefer Rubber Co
Republican Nominee George P. Carrel Born in Chillicothe
George P. Carrel, born December 4, 1865 in Chillicothe C, is described as a Republican nominee with early life in Miamiville Clermont County and Cincinnati. He served as chief bookkeeper and deputy in Probate Court under Judges Ferris Malsbury Nippert and Lueders before resigning January 1, 1918 to become City Auditor after election.
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George P. Carrel
Chillicothe, C
Miamiville
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Hercules Carrel
Howard Ferris
Carrel
Ferris
Malsbury
Nippert
Lueders
Tomatoes Fly as Auto Wrecks Bacon Wagon on Cincinnati Pike
A speeding car crushed Dean Bacon’s one horse wagon on the Cincinnati and Harrison pike near Green Township. Jake Hilberg’s two horse wagon filled with tomatoes was struck head on causing a crash and loss of potatoes. The auto fled toward Indiana as authorities search for the driver.
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Harrison Pike
Dean Bacon
Jake Hilberg
Harrison
Bacon
Hilberg
Flood Waters Sweep San Antonio. Five Missing
Five persons are missing after floodwaters swept downtown San Antonio and Alazan Creek areas early this morning. Property damage runs into thousands as the San Antonio River overflowed, the worst flooding here since 1913.
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San Antonio
Tex
Carrel's Choice Gains Party Backing for Cincinnati Mayor
Republican leaders praise George P. Carrel for his financial expertise and long service in municipal courts. They expect him to win the mayoral race and guide tax reform while keeping city finances and expenditures in check.
Body of Chicago salesman found manacled and mangled
The Desplaines River near Chicago yielded the body of Bernard J. Dougherty an automobile salesman. A note signed with his name led to the arrest of H W Church while Carl Ausmus is missing and police search the Church home found a blood stained hat and a quilt. The motive remains unclear with signs of a violent struggle.
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Chicago
Bernard J. Dougherty
Desplaines River
Carl Ausmus
Dougherty
Packard Motor Car Company
H. W. Church
Adams
Wis
St. Paul
Minn
Hannah Dougherty
Packard Company
Philadelphia
Church
Sven
C. A. Ausmus
Lourgherty
Chur
Indiana Harbor
Ausmus
Maugherty
Dixie Highway Dedicated by Kentuckian Linking North to South
Delegates from Florida to Michigan at the Dixie Highway Association fall meeting in Cincinnati praised the eastern branch from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. About 400 delegates from states along the route attended the opening, with rerouting threats and pledges of progress from Kentucky counties including Georgetown and Williamstown.
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Florida
Michigan
Dixie Highway Association
Cincinnati
Cyaellini
Chattanooga
Lexington
Covington
Georgetown
Williamstown
Isexington
Kentucky
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Scott
Grant
Boone
M. M. Allison
Chattanooga, Tenn
Allison
Board of Directors
J. Stacey Hill
Ohio
Association
Gibson
Cliff Martin
Galvin
Marti
Three Girls Missing in Local Area Over Three Weeks
Police appealed for help locating Gertrude Conovery 15 of 205 East Liberty Street and Verda Cole 15 of 1218 Primrose Street who disappeared within three weeks. Audie Plowman, 14, last seen August 24, prompting a call for Cincinnati police aid from her mother Karen Plowman Walters Oklahoma.
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Gertrude Conovery
East Liberty Street
Grant Conovery
Edward Brack
Powers Street
Verda Cole
Primrose Street
Cincinnati
Audie Plowman
Copelaw
Karen Plowman
Walters
Okla
Charles M. Reykendall
Co. 30
Ft. Thomas
Oklahoma
Street Car Men Shot In Hold Up Near Columbus
Motorman Elmer Myers and conductor Russell Crute of the Columbus Urbana Western traction line were shot at the Big Four crossing just outside Columbus while Crute was operating a derail switch. Both men suffered hip wounds considered not serious as robbers escaped with conductor Crute’s fare money. The line runs between Columbus and the Waterworks storage dam north of the city.
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Columbus, Urbana &, Western Traction
Elmer Myers
Russell Crute
Crute
Drowns When Seaplane Sinks in Potomac River
J L Mc Nicholl a civilian employee of the Naval Aeronautical Testing Laboratory drowned when a navy seaplane fell into the Potomac at Anacostia. The pilot Lieutenant Hugh Wughley escaped with no injury as the aircraft struck an air pocket during a turn. This was the first fatal loss at Anacostia since December 1919.
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J. L. McNicholl
Naval Aeronautical Testing Laboratory
Potomac River
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
Hugh Wughley
Anacostia Station
Three Men Die From Carbon Monoxide In Farm Well
In Spring Brook near Buffalo, N Y three men Fred Arndt and his brother Harvey and Fred Hawker died from carbon monoxide fumes in a farm well. Harvey Arndt and Hawker tried to rescue Fred Arndt who first collapsed. Reverend Roman J Nuwer of St Vincent s Church entered the well with a gas mask but also collapsed and was rescued. Bodies were recovered with ropes and pike poles.
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N. Y
Springbrook
Here
Fred Arndt
Harvey
Fred Hawker
Harvey Arndt
Hawker
Fred Arnat
Roman J. Nuwer
St. Vincent’s Church
Sprinsbrook
Father Nuwer
Colombia Hints Joining New League After Disarmament Debate
In Geneva, A F Restrepo asserts Colombia would seek membership in a new society if the League of Nations fails. He notes South American states may withdraw only if public opinion supports two leagues, citing European focus and U S leadership concerns. Chile and Bolivia's delegates discuss potential withdrawal but expect treaty matters to stay between their nations.
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League of Nations Assembly
Colombia
League
Senor Restrepo
United States
North
South America
Washington
Augustin Edwards
Carols Aramayo
Chile
Bolivia
Geneva
Senor Edwards
Irish Question Divides Americans Over League of Nations
Washington reports show Eamon De Valera pressing Britain for Ireland to join the League of Nations and for Dominion Conference parity with Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa. Officials say the US plans no involvement though public opinion could shift if a peaceful Irish settlement emerges.
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League of Nations
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Democratic Party
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Great Britain
England
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London
Associated Press
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
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Wilson
Arthur B.four
Paris
Harding
White House
Harding Proclaims American Armament Delegation
President Harding announces the four member American delegation to the armament conference: Hughes Root Lodge and Underwood. The plan includes a supreme twenty and advisory bodies with women and labor representation. China Belgium Holland and other powers receive similar status for Far Eastern questions.
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Underwood
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John W. Devis
Great Britain
Tennessee
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Belgium
Hollartd
Hughes
Diplomatic Corps
Sten
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Army
Navy
Harding
Gifford Pinchot
Spanish Surgeon Aids Wounded Moors Before Fire Ceases
In the Alhucemas coast fighting between the Spanish battleship Cataluna and Moroccan rebels, naval surgeon Dr. Pedro Gonzales Rodriguez landed to treat Moorish wounded. His action, visible to the enemy, prompted a cessation of fire and allowed him to return to the Cataluna with the rescued men.
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Madrid
Pedro Gonzales Rodriguez
Alhucemas
Cataluna
Diario Universal
Rodriguez
Tornado Strikes Creedmore Texas Injures Several
Reports from Creedmore south of Austin indicate a tornado seriously injured several people and caused extensive property damage. Telephone lines were cut and efforts to reach the town were hindered. Dozens narrowly escaped harm as the storm swept the southern portion of Austin.
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Austin
Tex
Creedmore
Aust
Italy Urges Armament Cuts Ahead of Conference
Tomasso Tittoni the Italian Senate president told a New York luncheon that Italy had cut military spending to the minimum and backed a U S plan to pressure debtors by limiting arms. He cited Senator Borah’s proposal that credit be refused to nations maintaining armaments as a path to conference facilities.
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Italy
America
Tomasso Tittoni
Senate
Bankers’ Club
Thomas W. Lamont Pre
Borah
Uited
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