Loss on Summit roads eyed as waste by Akron bureau
The Akron Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Municipal Research finds more than half of road funds in Summit County are an economic loss. The survey estimates Ohio taxpayers may lose up to 5 million dollars on improved roads, urging state wide hold in paving and delaying bonds until cheaper money returns.
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Losa
Bureau of Municipal Research
Chamber of Commerce of
Akron
Summit County
Ohio
Curious Public Debate on Johnson Speech and War Debts
The piece surveys Senator Hiram Johnson's remarks on U S debt to England and Germany, disarmament talks, and the country’s wartime costs. It questions why England owes us nothing yet we owe them, critiques disarmament talk, and contrasts gold reserves with unemployment. It discusses courage, invention, oil prospects in Australia, and a North Carolina judge’s ruling on child labor protections.
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Hiram Johnson
Hiram Jonson
England
Women golfers use caddybag to carry babies at links
In San Francisco, enthusiastic women golfers have found a way to play their game while caring for their children. They use a caddybag to transport a baby carriage, carrying infants around the golf course as they play.
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San Francisco
Is Car Stealing An Industry
A historical take argues car theft has grown into an organized industry in New York and Hamilton. Six months ending August 14 report 2,491 cars valued at 2,484,000 stolen in New York City. The piece questions enforcement, public interest, and the impact on revival of business amid rising illicit profits.
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Hamilton
New York
Police Department
Metropolis
Ohio quail law praised as good protection by ornithologist
An Ohio quail protection law is credited with boosting quail numbers and benefiting farmers who feed the birds. George L. Fordyce argues protection proves advantageous, noting sportsmen historically offered little winter food and that abundance grows under permanent safeguards. The American Game Protective Association is criticized for opposition.
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Ohio
Buckeye
American Game Protective Association
George L. Fordyce
Youngstown
Fordyce
Disarmament Conference Moves Toward Propaganda Control
Washington Aug. 37. Secretary Hughes aims to shape the forthcoming disarmament conference into near propaganda control with a centralized American information department under Henry Suydam and regular press conferences to head off foreign misguidance. The plan seeks to curb misinformation seen at Paris and to ensure the American press favors official briefings.
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Washington
McRetary Hughes
State Department
American Commission
Hall
Hughes
Preas
American Information Department
Henry Suydam
Foreign Intelligence Department
Americas
American Peace Commission
Paris
Wilson
Presiier Lloyd George
Faria
Nenally
Paria
Pri
Dongan
Coroner inquest and injuries surface in Hamilton area
Coroner Sharkey began inquest this afternoon. John Lenheit reported arm injury from an incident at Owens Rentschler company. Mary Curtis birthday surprise noted. Dr Kirkpatrick funeral arrangements set for this afternoon. Marriage announcements include Otto Miss Ida Taylor and John Mierer in Cincinnati Catholic ceremony.
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Sharkey
Board of Control
Father Court T. Boe
Wm. Armstrong
Hie
Champion “Conerd Paper Co
Ha Hamilton Dtto Coke Co
Hoalth Union Savings Bank and Trust Go
Cincinnnati
Goke Otto
Ida ‘Tablor
John Mierer
St. Stephen's
Franel
Tne Kirkpatrick
North Third Street
Misa Mary Curtis
Samuel Fieckinger
Farher
Sevenmile
Tagile Sith
DT. Mey
Local notices and incidents fill a busy week
The Norris family held a pleasant reunion at Campbell's Island. Marriages occurred at Bethany and Mason with Rev J. Bumphrey and Rev Travis officiating. James Harper survived a road accident near Middletown. GOP nominees Schwartz for auditor and Stephenson for county commissioner named. Barn destroyed near Okenna by fire. County history map praised as best yet. Various deaths and health updates across the area. Dr B W Blair moved to Cincinnati. Entombed obits reflect a active community scene in late summer.
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Norris
Campbell’s Island
Pumphrey
Bethany
Dantel Clark
Huth A. Gorsuch
Mason
Travis
Sane Shorte
Hannah Dulley
J James Harper
First Ward
Middletown
Republican Central Committee
John C. Schwartz
High Street
Samuel Stephenson
Third Ward
Benjamin Clark
Okenna
Crider
Richard Brown
Auditor’s Office
John W. Irwin
W. W. Clark
Wairfield
H. D. Kyger
Darrtown
Advice to Girls Dear Annie Laurie Column Fragment
A reader 10 asks about marriage with a distant fiancé and happiness if absences persist. Another asks how to prove love to a skeptical suitor, suggesting socializing with others to gain trust. Also notes a Shanghai crackdown on short skirts and attire.
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