Odd Fellows Convention Opens in Cincinnati With Parade
The ninety ninth annual convention of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows begins at the Hotel Gibson in Cincinnati with open house services and a large parade expected Wednesday afternoon. Judge Lucian J. Eastin arrives to preside as thousands attend services and a 1,100 seat grand stand is prepared for the parade in downtown streets.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Hotel Gibson
Lucian J. Eastin
St. Joseph
Cincinnati
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Eighth and
Elm Street
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Ninth Street
Race Street
Presbyterian Church of Covenant
Canton Queen City
Canton Cincinnati
Canton Madison
Newport
Hotel Gibon
Association of Rebekah Assemblies
Hotel Linton
Rebekah Assembly Committee
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
St. Martin's Church
West Sixth Street
Nathan Stewart Lodge
Price Hill Odd Fellows
Emil Baum
Grand Sire
W. C. Collett
Boston
Redland Field
Garry Herrmann
Collett
Braves
Fernbank Dam
George M. Hermiston
Patriarchs Militant
Association of Rebekah
W. C. Meyer
Independent Order Odd Fellows’ Press Association
Order
Cincinnati Liquor Raids Nabs Constable and Father
Federal agents arrested Fairfield Township constable Ollen Moore Jr and his father after multiple raids in Cincinnati and surrounding areas. The operation yielded twenty gallons of liquor a gallon of wine and several arrests including a restaurant proprietor and a saloon bartender.
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Cincinnati
First District
Ollen Moore, Jr
Symmes Corner
Fairfield Township
Ollen Moore
William Nimmo
Nimmo
Moore
Don
Myrtle Moore
United States
Thomas Gregory
Walter S. Reed
Davis
Hartley
Elfring
Central Station
Seebohm
Dustin Howard
Clinton Street
Court and
Mound Streets
Harry Williams
West Seventh Street
Elm Streets
Miners Blame Reds for Labor Violence in UMWA Debate
John C. Brydon rebuts UMWA charges of Moscow fomenting a U S coal strike. He attacks the claim as belated and argues violence stems from a labor conquest creed and union leadership policy overruling individual rights. He cites Herrin and Ohio killings as examples.
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New York
United Mineworkers of America
Communist International
Moscow
United States
Canada
John C. Brydon
National Association
Mr. Brydon
Association
Treasuries
Brydon
United
Union
O Bis
Twee Co
Scrabpivania
Herrin
Ohio
Otis Clark
Levan Mann
Peter Hiller
Burt Grace
United States Coal Commission
Williamson County
Illinois
Czar
Baltimore switchman admits derailing fault near Paddock road
W M Hull of Baltimore & Ohio confessed that his error caused a freight train derailment near Paddock road. The crash damaged 44 cars and left brakeman Bruce O Day with a fractured leg, while the engineer and fireman avoided serious injuries after leaping from the cab. Hull said he switched the derailer to a dead position and took the blame.
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W. M. Hull
Ryland Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Paddock Road
Bruce O’day
General Hospital
O’day
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Swift Company
Hull
Japan Rejects Lenin Aid to Aid Belarus Disaster
The Japanese government refused Soviet relief aboard the Lenin aimed at laborers after officials learned the mission would back revolutionary aims. Tokyo reported nearly 300k houses burned and over 36k demolished in the earthquake. Schools and colleges in Tokyo delayed reopening to address housing and food needs.
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Washington
Russia
Lenin
Red Cross
Japan
Vladivostok
Yokohama
Foreign Office
Tokyo
Embassy
Baraea
Extraordinary Rooms and Apartments for Rent Featured
A classified section highlights a diverse array of rooms and apartments for rent. Listings emphasize multiple options across neighborhoods with varying sizes and prices.
Pavlova’s Shoes Consume 24 Pairs Weekly
London dispatch notes the Russian dancer Pavlova rapidly wears through shoes, about a dozen pairs weekly, aided by a Milan contract sending two dozen new dancing shoes every fortnight. She mentions the short life of ballet shoes and changing up to three pairs during a performance.
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London
Pavlova
Milan
Sky Writing Aviator Killed in Nashville Landing
Captain D Shepperson commercial aviator and New York City resident was killed in Nashville when his airplane hit a tree during landing amid high winds. He flew from Louisville to perform sky writing advertising and had done similar stunts in Cincinnati recently.
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Nashville
Tenn
D. Shepperson
New York City
Shepperson
Royal Flying Corps
Louisville
Roosevelt Biographical Film to Open National Museum
The first biographical film featuring Theodore Roosevelt will debut October 27, his birthday, at his restored birthplace 28 East Twentieth Street. The Roosevelt Memorial Association announced the installation of this epoch-making life story to accompany the public opening of Roosevelt House as a National Museum after six months of nationwide film records search.
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New York
Dream of Motion Picture
Theodore Roosevelt
Hero
East Twentieth Street
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Roosevelt House
Surprising Rebel Attack Kills Seventy Brazilian Troops
In Cruz Alta, Rio Grande do Sul, rebels struck a state trooper encampment, killing or wounding seventy officers. Troopers fled leaving dead, wounded, and seized arms. A major clash between factions is anticipated.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Cruz Alta
Rio Grande Do Sul
la Nacion
Monte Caseros
Convicts Aid Firemen As Maine Prison Burned
Eight Maine State Prison buildings in Thomaston were destroyed by a fire causing about 500000 dollars in damage. Inmates cooperated with Thomaston and Rockland fire brigades and two coast artillery companies to battle the blaze. One section housing 140 of 205 prisoners was consumed. the fire likely started in a broom shop drying room.
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Thomaston
Maine
Rockland
Coast Artillery
Refugees recall Yokohama quake lives on steamer
Survivors describe rapid destruction when the Yokohama earthquake struck September 1. R. M. Haskin and wife escaped from the Oriental Hotel via a rope that broke as he descended. E. H. Fleissman watched the Grand Hotel collapse burying most guests. G. Henderson narrowly escaped amid falling debris near a Yokohama street. The President Jefferson carried the first survivors to Victoria Canada.
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Victoria
B. C
Jefferson
Yokohama
Tokyo
R. M. Haskin
Bucyrus Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Haskins
Haskin
E. H. Fleissman
Chicago
G. Henderson
Great Northern Railway
Missing Daughter Becomes Bride Says She Is Happy
A 16 year old girl identified as Malinda Marshall appeared with her husband Richard at detective headquarters claiming she left her mother's Covington home last Saturday. She said she married against her mother's wishes, listed her age as 19 for the license, and indicated she and Richard are living happily at 214 West Ninth Street.
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Malinda Marshall
West Ninth Street
Detective Headquarters
Richard
Carrie Jones
Maryland Avenue
Covington
Cincinnati Police
Marshall
Ninth Street
President Coolidge Seen As Active Candidate for 1924 Nomination
Washington dispatch notes President Coolidge is an active candidate for renomination. He has discussed party strategy with supporters, kept Harding appointees in place, and faces the World Court issue with cautious, noncommittal stances while seeking party harmony ahead of the next convention.
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Coolidge
Lawrence
Washington
White House
Republican Organization
Mr. Coolidge
Ambassador Harvey
Court of St. James
Harvey’s Weekly
Hiram Johnson
Harvey
World Court
Harding
Mr. Harding
Republican Party
Dempsey Floors Firpo Seven Times In First Round Roar
Slow motion footage of the Polo Grounds bout reveals Jack Dempsey knocking Luis Angel Firpo down seven times in the opening round. Firpo, unable to read English, avoids a count each time and struggles to rise as Dempsey delivers relentless hooks.
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W “York
Polo Grounds
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Firpo
Dempsey
Dempsey Brother Involved In Scuffle With Babe Ruth At Ring
Johnny Dempsey, brother of the heavyweight champion, lashed out at Babe Ruth during a bout crowd flare up and struck the Yankee slugger briefly. Jack Kearns, manager for the champion, traded blows with a policeman and collided with trainer Jerry Luvidis as officials rushed to shield the fighters.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Manassa Mauler
Johnny
Babe Ruth
Babe
Kearns
Jerry Luvadis
University Offers Evening Course in Business Forecasting
A new program led by Herman Schneider at the College of Engineering and Commerce announces evening classes for Cincinnati business executives starting October 5. Two-hour Friday sessions will cover forecasting methods, guided by college professors and industry authorities, with twelve round-table discussions using charts to illustrate practical forecasting.
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Herman Schneider
College of Engineering and Commerce
College
Business Executives
Cincinnati
van Schneider
College of B Pring and Commerce
H. B. Whaling
R. A. Stevenson
FF. F. Jordan
R. C. McGrane
W. P. Calhoun
Dean Schneider
Oklahoma Proclaims Martial Law to Crush Ku Klux Klan
Governor J C Walton proclaims martial law across Oklahoma and mobilizes about six thousand National Guard troops to oppose the Ku Klux Klan. He orders removal of military censorship from The Tulsa Tribune and cites a state of insurrection against the constitution.
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Oklahoma National Guard
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Walton
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Creek County
Tulsa County
Sapulpa
Qklane
Tulsa
Invisible Empire
Tulsa Tribune
National Guard
The
Tribune
W Oe
Civil Court of Appeals of Texas
Hunter Wired
Texas
Threatened Jewish Meetings Stir New Jersey Klan Warning
Deputy State Attorney General Buchler said an anonymous letter signed by the Ku Klux Klan of New Jersey threatened Jews with torture if they held holiday meetings. The letter, received by Buchler as Harlem Zionist District president, will be sent to New Jersey authorities for action. Protection for the meetings had been requested.
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Ietter
New York
New Jersey
Ku Klux Klan
Buchler
Harlem
Klan Declared Worst Blight by Tulsa Leader
H O McClure president of the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce called the Ku Klux Klan the worst blight known in American history in a statement urging klansmen to disband after the chamber board failed to back his report that klan officials should shoulder responsibility for local conditions.
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Klan
Tulsa
Okla
Ku Klux Klan
H. O. McClure
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Twonight
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Dominion Odd Fellows
George Stiefelmeyer
Cullman
Ala
Southern Odd Fellow
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Pilgrim Knights of Oul Splendor
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Miss Bernhardt
Miss Clover
the Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Derec Shepperson
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E. L. Napier
McCook ‘Field
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Fokker
Napier
Birmingham
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