Children Are To Be Taught To Avoid Autos Interest On State Funds
Caluarbus August 2 The total amount of interest received by the state on funds loaned to banks during the Taet four and a half years amounts to 790800.08 of which 103094.52 has been collected by State Measurer Join Brenugy since he took office in January. The land bank gave upward of 675010? The interest income this year will amount to about 200. Before the state depository law quissed in state received an interest ext on its funds.
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Caluarbus
Fmoiutso
Whit
PB . Brenugy
Bayky
Atate
Plan to teach pupils street crossing to curb auto deaths
Chicago educators, led by Peter Reinberg, consider daily lessons on traffic safety after fifteen children were killed by cars this month. Coroner Peter Hoffman and Chicago Automobile Club officials support the plan, urging drills for safe crossing and awareness of traffic rules in public schools. Meanwhile Susan W. Fitzgerald of Boston and other suffrage leaders travel to Washington with petitions to Congress, after an auto tour reaching New York.
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Chicago
Susan W. Fitzgerald
Education Press
Boston
Dent
Washington
Io Aed
Peter Reinbers
Board of Education
Otto E. Warning
Ihal
Professor Ramsey and family visit Bloomington mother
Prof. R. R. Ramsey and family of Bloomington Indiana visit his mother Mrs J Ramsey after returning from a year in Europe where Ramsey studied at several universities. Raymond Sizelove wins Bell prize and Ethel Seymore jet for Nakata wheat fields Wednesday. Mrs Clyde McQuiston recovers slowly after a serious operation at home last week performed by Dr Mark Millikin with Dr W T Stewart and Dr W H Hawley assisting.
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R. R. Ramsey
Bloomington
Ind
J. &. Ramsey
Europe
Ramsey
Raymond Sizelove
Winner Bell
Ethel Seymore
Nakata Wheat Fields
Clyde McQuiston
Mark Millikin
W. T. Stewart
W. H. Hawley
Local visitors stop by Springfield households this week
McQuiston and Murray Ramsey, along with families from Springfield, stayed from Saturday to Monday with the Ramsey parents Mr and Mrs John Ramsey. Mrs Nelle Mann Leroy Nellie Mann and Dayton kin visited relatives there. May Mann, Charles Marshall and Harry McCouch of Chicago were recent guests of Greensburg residents Mr and Mrs Tolin McCouch.
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McQuiston
Murray Ramsey
Springfield
John Ramsey
Nelle Mann
Won
Leroy
Nellie Mann
Dayton
May Mann
Charles Marshall
Harry McCouch
Chicago
Niss
Tolin McCouch
Greensburg
Sitinis
Hail Damage Hits Italian Olive Groves and Vines
Rome August 2 hailstorm devastates Trindigi lis lief area destroying olive trees and vineyards. Damage estimated at an Hd.
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Italy
Rome
Trindigi Lislief
Navy plans to build four battleships and destroyers
Washington August 2 The general in charge of the navy is expected to ask Congress at the next session to authorize the construction of four battleships the most formidable type and a number of torpedo boat destroyers and auxiliaries The secretary on the Pacific coast advocates large navy increases to enable the United States to maintain a large fleet
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Washington
Congress
Con
Pacife
United ‘Satie Ito
Numerous area churches schedule Sunday services and events
A bundled listing shows Piree Methodist Episcopal Sunday School at 9, various churches on Fourth Street and North Front Street planning morning worship and German services, with evening prayer meetings and midweek activities. Pastor names include E Braun and G Ziegler. Services note August plans and park meetings with multiple congregations in the district.
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Sycamore
Ludlow Street
Doln E. Braun
John D. Lotz
Gertman
Immanuel
Evangelical
North Front Street
Dayton
Buckeyu
G. Ziegler
First Reformed
Rossayenue
South Street
Peenel
Ton
Mid-Avenue
Knights of St. Paul
Edne Wunderlich
Pacific Seaboard Safeguard Plan In Three Battleships
The passage notes a cautious Pacific strategy to seek congressional approval for only three battleships of a specified type as a safeguard against possible trouble with Japan. The aim is restrained naval expansion aligned with risk assessment.
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Pacific Seaboard
Japan
Congress
Pen prisoner held up by two highwaymen near Columbus
A prisoner named Caryle, serving seven years in the penitentiary for Lucas County, was held up at the penitentiary gate by two highwaymen late yesterday. He was robbed of a handkerchief worth ten bits and ordered to raise his hands under threat of violence. The incident was reported today to penitentiary officials.
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Columbus
Aue
Tarry
Adam Caryle
Lucas
Jaruony
Velvers
Yestardy
Caryle
Conyitts
Condemned Again As Fire Trap In Aseh Building New York
Inspectors from the fire prevention bureau told today four occupants face charges for violating fire laws at the Aseh Building on Washington Place. The cloth manufacturing site, like the Triangle Waist Fire, is labeled a fire trap with smoking prohibited and outward opening doors. The 1912 Triangle disaster killed 148.
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New York
Aseh
Washington Place
Triangle Waist Company
Barral
First Bartial Court Street Church Schedule
Morning worship at 10:30 led by Rev. W. Phillips with assistant Bille Sehivel Bam A T Koeller as superintendant at Linenhr Buildings. Evening service at 7:00 led by Rev. C W Kemper Wyoming OH. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Meaunment Avenue
Coat Street
G. W. Wovaird
Noel
Ron J. A. Aeenler
India
Innid
YPC
Bartial Court Street
Court House
Jes. W. Phillips
Bille Sehivel
Bam
A. T. Koeller
Adent
Linenhr
BOYLP
Preaeline Nothing
C. W. Kemper
de Wyoming
Church On Verge Of Bankruptcy Declares Rev Street
Rev J W Street of Matkinaw Tl says the church in Bethany Park Indyang is nearly bankrupt financially and religiously. He accuses the revisionary societies of ignoring country districts and demands reorganization of home mission work to save the church.
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Rev. Street
Bethany Park
Indyang
J. W. Street
Matkinaw
Éhares
Stile
Elmec
Tariff clash over free wool sparks Senate debate
Senator Ca trosi of New Mexico opposed free raw wool and a reduction in woolen manufacturing duties. He warned the measure would be enshrined into law and threaten workers and the sleep industry, urging supporters to act as in 1804 and 1895 to protect small owners from monopolistic control.
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Washington, Ang
Catrosi
New Mexico
Hitani
Santloy Watron
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Peti
Ms. Sussan
Fitegerald
New England
Wilson
Board of the Navy
Piree Methodist Episcopslunday School
Saylor
Honnlery Aywuk
Lengug
St. Paul's Evangelical
Campbell Avenue
Vollbrecht Vastor
Ties
Agy
Weil. Uestiay
Nid
Lung Tete
Hnech
Rand
Choir Penetice
John's Evangelical
B. Hamilton
Fairground
Priday
Firet
A. B
Park
Dve Hamitton
Aris
George Hump
Sermion
Sutherland
Uited
Bion Evangelical Lutheran
Gudlow
Allwardt
Sundar Ehool
Ladies’ Society
John Allstaire
Main Street
First Church of Christ
North Second
Teremiah
S. Quarterly
Ode A. m
Senator Catron
Steinway Grand Piano
Chautauqua
Hamilton Business College
F. M. Allen
W. J. Burns Matloial Detective Agency
First National Bank
Moores Coney Co
East Fourth Street
Walnut
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hamilton
United States Depository
Board OF Directors
Charles & Beishr
Pinahtast
Thorge F. Moengan
Wiek Frid
Gaery V. Parrion
Viet Pile
Jon
Beisee
Sone Onnleie
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