Misconduct Alleged Involving Graves Woman and McMillen
Welfare Director Har yn asked the Attorney General to pursue charges after a Graves girl, confined as a ward of the state, allegedly wed McMillen in his Delaware home from May 1922 to August 7. The girl became pregnant two weeks after returning to the institution, and officials vow to seek justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del
Haryn
McMillen
Graves
Delaware
Harper
Crabbe
School Head May Lose His License
The Ohio teachers examining board opens a hearing on charges against O. B. Clifton, Coshocton superintendent, alleging false high school graduation certification, misused funds, embezzlement, fraudulently claiming singleness, an attempted marriage, and an alleged illegal abortion. The case centers on actions from 1915 to 1922 and involves multiple named figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. B. Clifton
Coshocton
Coshocton High School
F. D. McCullough
Cleveland
State Bar Examination Board
EH. Wrecap
Cogshocton High School
Teachers’ Examining Board
B. Hawes
Clifton
Ohio
Riegel
Department of Education
State Teachers Examining Board
Coshocten
E W. Cresap
International News Service
Ohio State Teachers Association
Glitton
Gallipolis
Red Cross
Virginia Huff
Iggnenti
Clitton
Nils Huff
Steubenville Mayor Reassures Donahey on Riot Calm
Steubenville Mayor Frank Hawkins told Governor Donahey at the state house that the city is peaceful after last Wednesday’s riot between Ku Klux Klan members and citizens. He said a newly formed vice squad and six added police will keep order, and the governor said state involvement would only come if local authorities cannot manage. Hawkins then returned to Steubenville.
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Columbus
Steubenville
Frank Hawkins
Gity
Donahey
State House
Meyor Hawkins
Ku Klux Kisasmen
Breubenville
Bonahey
Steuben‘Wille
Hawkins
One More Death In Nice Tragedy
Aug 22 Nice tragedy adds one more American death as six are now reported dead from a bus crash near James Was near Muskogee. Alexander Heimer and wife among the dead. R B Miller in grave. French chauffeur unknown. Bodies embalmed for repatriation.
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Nice
James
Alexanderheimer
Muskogee
Okla
R. B. Miller
Roy A Haynes Reported Seriously Ill at Home
Washington August 22 Roy A Haynes prohibition commissioner is seriously ill at his Hillsboro Ohio home Treasury officials say he suffers an acute attack of food poisoning Doctors expect a prompt recovery and no political implications are indicated.
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Washington
Roy A.haynes
Hillsporo
Ohio
Coolidge
Haynes
Hibernians Close Meet With Banquet
National president Michael Donahue and other officers arrive for the final banquet of the Ohio convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Former Attorney General T S Hogan to toastmaster at St Patricks after memorial mass for deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mchael Donahue
Philadelphia
Banque
Haitking
Ohio
The
Ancient Order of Hiberniang
T S Hogan
St. Patricks Church
Hibernians
Ladies' Aumiliary
Market Prices From Western Produce Market
Listing of assorted farm goods with prices including butter eggs poultry and produce. Highlights include fresh firsts from Western markets, oats and beans, dairy products, and home grown vegetables such as cabbage cucumbers potatoes and tomatoes with given price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York State
Lima
Stock market opens with mixed losses and gains
The New York market opened with broad activity and mixed results as losses appeared in many names while several industrial and specialitys rose. United States Steel slipped and Bethlehem Steel fell while Corn Products edged higher and American Can reached a new high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
Crucible
Bathlehem Steel
Corn Products
Studebaker Iast
Mack Truck
Stewart-Warner
Kelly Springfield Tire
Baltimore & Oho
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Pere Marquette
New York Central
California Petroleum
Aus
Stock Exchange
California
Texas Company
New York Noon Prices and Chicago Grain Roundup
New York noon prices show cattle, calves and hog receipts with steady to active demand. Chicago grain opens with wheat up, corn and oats mixed, while Liberty bonds advance in early trading.
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Cleveland
Chicago
World War Vets Entitled To Free Tuition
Ohio veterans who served in World War I and lived in the state for at least a year are not to pay tuition at state-supported schools under the Jones act. Complaints to Rep. Dayer prompt inquiry into whether out of state veterans qualify and how the law is applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Oho General Assembly
Congressman Dayer
W Thompson
Ohio State
Datver
Jones
Tessie
Ohio State Trivern
Ohio
Columbus Man Charged In National Prohibition Case
An alleged member of the litter gang, fuller, faces charges in Columbus and Wheeling for conspiracy to violate national Prohibition laws. Federal agents led a chase to New York, Florida, and the Bahamas before capturing him in Wheeling. Fuller is linked to Cecil R. Kerns, a former Columbus drug dealer now in federal prison in Atlanta. Indictment accuses him of involvement in unlawful transportation of alcohol.
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Wheeling
Vasug
Frederick EO Funera
Atamhas ‘Oo
Pere
Om Bend
Columbus
Fuller
H H Stroud
US Department of Justice
Cecil R Kerns
Atlanta
Go Fuller
New York
Florida
Bahama Islands
Coolidge Prefers Riding Over Golf Says White House
President Calvin Coolidge may skip golf at Washington links during his term as he notes he is not old enough to play. His favorite sport is horseback riding with the steed General. The report mentions a Nashville plant shift and trials at Davion with sentences ranging up to two years in the Atlanta penitentiary. A Capitol architect replacement is noted after the death of Elliott Woods.
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Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Coolidge
Hickory Powder Company
Nashville
Fenn
Columbus
Wheeling
Davion, O
Atlanta
President appoints David Liam National Capitol Architect
President Coolidge names David Liam of Hwaitevilla Mary as architect for the National Capitol project in Washington. The appointment signals a major planning role for the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capitol
Washington
Coolidge
David Liam
Hwaitevilla, Mary
Logan youths hike to New York City for nothing
Two Logan high school boys returned from a three week hiking trip to New York City claiming they did little walking. They slept in a fence corner to a mansion and received rides in cars for every mile, all without paying.
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Logan
New York City
Quarantine on European Corn Borer Expanded in Ohio
Ohio quarantine lines restrain travel in Ashtabula Geauga Lake Erie and surrounding counties to curb spread of European corn borer. About twenty five roads are watched and officials urge careful inspection of corn shipments. FE G Brewer and Richard Faxon offer further information.
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Columbia
Nouthern
Ashtabula
Jefferson Township
Bedford
Cuyahogan
Lorain
Erie-Huron
Norwalk
Margaretta
Erie County
Townsend and Riley
Sandusky County
Salem Township
Ottawa
Lake Township
Wood
Adams
Sylvania
Lucas Counery
FE. G. Brewer
22Nd St
Cleveland
Richard Faxon
Division of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Columbus
Seek Relatives Dead Operator in Cincinnati
Police seek relatives of Richard Henry Swivel 60 telegraph operator and writer after his death, apparently from drinking toilet water. Empty bottles found in his room raise questions about the cause and possible intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gincinnati
Richard Henry Swivel
France asserts Ruhr policy in note on German debt
The document claims Germany must first rebuild France and postpones settling the broader debt. It rebukes British calls for The Hague and cites Ruhr occupation as lawful while insisting Germany’s paying capacity is zero only due to German state actions. France vows Ruhr policy until Germany pays, with press backing.
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Son
France
Germany
Ruhr
England
Hague
Inter- Allied Supreme Council
Europe
Coal conference drifts as wage dispute looms
Atlantic City talks between miners led by John L. Lewis and operators break over a 220 percent wage rise and a $2 daily labor raise. Warriner says recess. Lewis vows no arbitration. Officials discuss using soft coal surpluses to flood markets to force settlement as Washington weighs emergency priority orders.
Government rules out immediate coal intervention
In Washington on August 22 John Hays Hammond said the United States government will not intervene directly in the anthracite coal situation for at least 24 hours after talks with President Coolidge and cabinet heads. Mine president and operators predicted a possible strike and planned to stay in Atlantic City while awaiting government steps.
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F. A. Wadleigh
Clyde
Atchison
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wadleigh
Wachelen
Coolidge
Wadleizh
Coolidgs
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
Atlantic City
N.J
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Samuel D. Warriner
Anthracite Operators’ Committee
Warriner
Lewis
James A. Gorman
Joint Conference
United States Coal Commission
Harly
Washington
Ware Riner Sax
John Hays Hammond
Coal Commission
Skip
Gormen
Warnger
Hammond
Ambassador
United States
President Coolidge
Newark Car Men Settle Strike
Representatives of 6 300 striking employees of the Public Services Railway Company accepted a settlement offering a 20 percent wage increase and better working conditions. The strike affected 146 municipalities and had been in effect since August 1 in Newark New Jersey.
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Newark
N. J
Public Services Railway Company
Motorist Held for Manslaughter in Tragic Street Collision
In Cincinnati on August 22 13 year old Alice Thais of Norwood was killed on Carthage Avenue when a passing vehicle concealed a truck she did not see. Henry Campbell a Black man driver of the truck was held on a manslaughter charge.
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Cincinnati
Alice Thais
Norwood
Carthage Avenue
Henry Campbell
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Roy A. Haynes
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Atchison Ny
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Canadian Pacific
Chi, Mil & St Paul
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See
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Pittsburgh Coal
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Fac
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Westinghouse
oWillys-Derland
London
Westminster
Oklahoma
Walton
Thamen
Texas
Tulsa
Columbus Man
Stand
Lynn
Capitol
Elliott Woods
Coal Conference
Heron
East Cleveland
J. L. Reed
Mary Collins
Elyria
E. L. Thompson
Harry Thompson
Kunkle
Thelma
Fields Cemetery
Mia
Mary Carpenter
S#yrap Centre
Michigan
J Reed
Caton
Latterset
Smith Home
Friand Road
A. T. Bocx
James Jackson
Wallington
Benny
Geo. A. Clark Co
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