Yanks to Quit Germany Soon Move Likely Before October
Washington August 29 The American army will be brought home from Germany immediately after ratification of the peace treaty. The senate is expected to act soon and this may permit moving out before October 1. Evacuation orders will be sent to Coblenz after the senate acts, with preliminary removals possibly starting immediately. This ends the four year and six month war with Germany, as occupation forces have been reduced to under 12,000. Germany owes the U S over 250 million for troop maintenance. President Harding is pleased with the treaty results seen as a satisfactory settlement and disentangling the U S from European affairs while keeping allied status.
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Hagen wins Western open in edge over Hutchison
Walter Hagen of New York captures the Western open at Oakwood club Cleveland Ohio with a total of 287 to beat Jock Hutchison of Glenview Chicago by five strokes. A southwest wind and gusty conditions shuffled the field as Hagen’s steady rounds 71 72 73 71 secured the repeat victory after his prior win at Blue Mound. Bobby Jones led at 36 holes but posted an 83 in the final round.
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Glenview Club
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Blue Mound
Milwaukee
Jock Hutch
George Sargent
Bobby Jones
Bandits rob New York King James Hotel in Broadway heist
Six bandits invaded the King James hotel near Broadway's White Light District and held up clerks and elevator operators, escaping with cash and valuables worth thousands of dollars. The daring raid disrupted the hotel and left staff frightened as investigators pursed suspects.
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Haak Wins Grand American Handicap in Trapshooting
Ellis F. Haak of Canton Ohio won the twenty-second Grand American handicap with a 97 of 100, defeating G H Griffith of Helena Ark who tied for second with 96 after a shoot-off. Frist ten scores include Fries Buffalo and Faxon Plano, with Miss Harriet L Smith Milwaukee leading the women at 92 from 16 yards.
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South Shore Country Club
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J. Fries
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Plano
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Coffeyville
Kun
C. W. Foss
Flint
Mich
E. J. Chingren
Spokane
Wash
U. V. Noble
St. Marys
Milwaukee Citizens Seek Governor Action Against Ku Klux Klan
Citizens of Milwaukee appeal to Governor Blaine urging action to disorganize the Ku Klux Klan as it gains a strong hold in the city. The governor says he will intervene only after an overt act has been committed.
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Canton man Davis arrested for mail fraud in Worthington case
Zebulon W. Davis, once wealthy Canton and Cleveland manufacturer, was arrested on a mail fraud charge and released on 25,000 bond for federal court in Chicago. He is tied to the French Worthington matter, with some viewing him as a victim.
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Zebulon W. Davis
Canton
Cleveland
Chicago
Davis
Market roundup for grains meat and dairy
Grain and provisions prices list hard spring and winter wheats, rye, oats and duties. Butter eggs and cheese quotes, fresh and iced poultry, and per crate onions and potatoes. Live cattle hogs sheep prices shown with ranges for steers cows calves and yearlings.
Beware familiarity says to sell with grace
The piece argues familiarity breeds contempt in selling. A boastful quick gain salesman is rebuffed by a busy buyer while another sales rep uses respect and proper tone, earning a moment of attention. The contrast shows familiarity harms business. self esteem and courtesy win.
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Smith
Brown
H. Addington Bruce
Astute San Francisco Lawyer and the Chinese Witness
A prominent San Francisco lawyer famed for questioning Chinese witnesses misread a witnesss dress texture and faced a comic exchange. The dialogue turns on time and God with the witness quoting plans to address the State Ministerial Association about The Divinity of Christ. The tale concludes that the lawyer never escaped the question You sovry God.
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San Francisco
Christ
Prescription Mix-Up Sparks Humorous Tale
In a Wayside Tales style exchange a customer asks the drug store clerk if he ever erred in prescriptions. The clerk confesses a single mistake: he gave two fellows a quart when the script required only a half pint, a lighthearted misstep highlighted in the scene.
Fragmented old joke echoes tragedy in sharp punchline
A quip about Bill's death after lumbago triggers a grim punchline. The exchange notes rubbing his back with alcohol and a fatal attempt to lick it off, reflecting a dark humor tone.
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Bill
A Day Off and Its Quiet Call to Leisure
The essay argues that taking a day off refreshes the mind and body and warns against mistaking leisure for laziness. It notes middle aged men enjoying a morning drive with golf clubs and urges readers to explore nearby countryside rather than stay within crowded city corridors.
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Times
Bake Sale by Camp Fire Girls at Cash Grocery
The Camp Fire Girls host a bake sale at Cash Grocery on Saturday at 2 30 p m. Come early to buy a basket of assorted goodies and support the group.
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Cash Grocery
For Your Electric Supplies Visit the Electric Shop
A brief notice advertising the Electric Shop offering electrical supplies for homes and businesses. It invites customers to browse a range of products and seek expert advice on installations and repairs.
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