Col William Archer Talks Sanitation and History
Col William Archer, representative of the National Extension Bureau, addressed a crowd on sanitary conditions and their role in civilization. He argued historical plumbing and the paper drinking cup shaped national morale, citing Rome, Carthage, and wartime bonuses as examples while joking about Bolshevik influence.
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Miles Blandish
Wiliam G
Naal
Polabeviem
Mor
Ar‘cheresid
Cape
Brooklyn Bridge
Brandywine
Rialto to Open Doors for 1923 24 Season
The Rialto Theatre will open for the 1923 24 season on Sunday September 2 with Sunday vaudeville and pictures. A six act high quality program plus first run pictures is planned. Saturday burlesque returns each week starting September. October bookings promise major hits and big stars. The theater has been renovated and looks attractive in new paint. Elyria anticipates the season kickoff at this popular playhouse.
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Rialto Theatre
Vaudevilla
At‘traction
Norworth
Bottle tossing party ends with fines in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on August 24 three men were fined five dollars plus costs after explaining to Judge Weeste they threw broken bottles at each other for amusement. Officers broke up the party. one man was taken to the police station and the other two to the hospital where cuts were bandaged. The judge advised them to seek less strenuous games in the future.
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Cincinnati
Weeste
Strike Looms as Hammond Warns of Fallout
Hammond said a strike by coal operators and miners is likely as anthracite cuts would hurt both sides. He warned the administration will not intervene to break the Atlantic City deadlock and urged self interests to push a settlement. He warned sympathetic strikes could contravene contracts and trigger federal actions under the Sherman act.
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Hammond
Atlantic City
Great Britain marks time on reparations in Youngstown trial
In Columbus, Gov Donahey indicates Chief Watkins of Youngstown faces a lengthy hearing for enforcing dry laws and vice and gambling bans. More than 50 witnesses expected as Mayor Reese case also proceeds. Hagstrom testified on 1917 vice conditions and police inaction. Evans, deputy prohibition official, criticized local cooperation and oversight. Britain to mark time on reparations with Baldwin to Paris, awaiting France’s note and European reactions.
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Columbus
Donahey
Watkins
Youngstown
William G. Reese
Monder
Siated
Ray G. Hegstrom
Christ Mission
Rom
Warnick
Ofes
Hagstrom
Hagn
Doudd
Batice Department
Reece
Frank Evans
Tos
Evans
Younestown
Youngstow
Struthers
London
Great Britain
Jamey Baldwin
France
Paris
Lord Curzon
Poincare
Foreign Office
Belgium
Italy
Lord Rothermere
The
Daily Express
Baldwin
United States
Mail pilots gaining time in coast to coast tests
In Chicago pilots Berrison and Wiseman posted lead times on the third day of the coast to coast air mail trial. The east bound plane arrived in Chicago at 3:50 a.m. CST after leaving San Francisco Thursday, while Wiseman departed Cleveland for New York at 4:18 a.m. CST. The west bound flight showed strong progress toward the Rockies. In Mineola Hazelhurst Field, Wesley Smith reached the relay’s final leg at 11:14 a.m. EST, four hours ahead, and Paul F. Collins started the last leg at 11:04 a.m. EST carrying 490 pounds in seven pouches.
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Chicago
Postal Service
Berrison
San Francisco
Central
Wiseman
New York
Cleveland
Omaha
Rockies
Mineola
Wesley Smith
Air Mail Service
Hazelhurst Field
Coats
Paul F. Collins
Michigan Farmers On Touring Trip
An automobile caravan carrying 500 Michigan farmers nears Wheeling West Virginia on a tour that reached the National Capital. They plan to camp at the fairgrounds overnight and resume Sunday along the National Road through Ohio. Wheeling residents will greet the group at Uniontown Pennsylvania. Mrs Gracia Shepbell enters the Independent primary for city treasurer in Wellington.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Michigan
National Capital
Ohio
Uniontown
Wellington
Gracia Shepbell
Independent
Man dies after belt entanglement at Steubenville steel plant
Steubenville Ohio August 24 C H Lawyer of Brilliant Ohio died at the Weirton Steel plant when caught in a belt and hurled into a flywheel. Doctors said his body was mangled and a fire crew was summoned to extinguish a blaze sparked by the accident.
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Steubenville, C
C. H
Brilliant
Steubenville
Weirton Steel Company
Tyrone
Martial Law Follows Strike in Piraeus
Athens August 24 martial law proclaimed at Piraeus after strike disorders and feared Communist plot. About three hundred arrests made as citizens’ organizations aided authorities to restore order. Prisoners to be court martialed. Lima August 24 Rev F W Rohlfing of Mansfield to pastor St Paul’s Lutheran Church here. will assume October 1.
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Athens
Piraeus
Lima
F. W. Rohifire
Mansfield
van Wert
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rohlfing
Lima College
Lutheran Church
van Wert Lutheran Church
Veiled threat alarms Ku Klux headquarters in Steubenville
Steubenville, Aug 28. Excitement rose after receipt of a hand signed missive mailed from Pittsburg. The letter claims K K K members abroad oppose the order and warn of war, promising to challenge every member. Klan officials decline to take the threat seriously as authorities investigate.
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Steubenville
Ku Klux Klan
Pittsburg
Steubenville, O
Italy
Huron County Fair Set For Next Week In Huron
The Huron County fair runs four days starting Tuesday with livestock and race premiums totaling 13,400 dollars. Free attractions and fireworks display planned. Large crowds expected as the event showcases agriculture and community activities.
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Huron County
Birds and Montezuma Pageant Highlight Ohio State Fair
Ohio State Fair opens Aug 27 with a grandstand pageant titled Chizen Birds and Mugtrates, a colorfully costumed spectacle by about a thousand Central Ohio performers. W A Ireland wrote the story, and fireworks will cap each night after the performance.
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Ohio State
Fai
Coliseum
Columbus
Coor On
W. A. Ireland
Ohio
Fach Dent
Tha i
Meredith Attacks Senator Over "30 Cents" Remark
Edwin T. Meredith, former agriculture secretary, sues Senator Smith W. Brockhart of Iowa for "thirty cents" and vows he will look like that amount under oath. Meredith objects to Brockhart's claim that as a cabinet member he aided Wall Street to mullet the farmers.
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Edwin T. Meredith
Agriculture Secrets
Smith W. Brockhart
Iowa
Meredith
Brockhart
Wall Street
Edwin L. Meredith
Agriculture
Smith W. Preckhart
Racing and other meetings across nations and states
Racing meetings described for Saratoga Association and Kentucky Jockey Club. Trotting closes Grand Circuit in Cleveland. Golf opens at Del Monte and Washington State Amateur Championship in Aberdeen. Inland Lakes Yachting Assn regatta closes at Neenah. British Chess Federation tourney in Portsmouth. Shooting: (text incomplete).
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Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga
Kentucky Jockey Club
Ashland
Cleveland
del Monte
Calif
Aberdeen
Neenah
Wis
Portsmouth
Engikod
TES MINERS BATTLE TES MINERS BATTLE ATLANTIC CITY
John L. Lewis directs a planned walkout by 155000 anthracite miners from his sick bed in Atlantic City urging action a week away. James Marks signals sympathy from district No 2, while Samuel Warriner forecasts operator stance as Washington pressure looms to end the deadlock.
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Atlantic City
N. J
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Jamce Marks
Lewis
Ambassador Hotel
Marks
Pennsylvania
Traymore Hotel
Samuel D. Warriner
Washington
Warriner
Senator McKellar Arrives in Moscow to confer with Soviet leaders
United States Senator McKellar of Memphis Tennessee arrived in Moscow on August 24 to confer with Soviet leaders on Russian conditions. The visit underscores diplomatic talks during ongoing postwar concerns and regional policies.
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Senator McKellar
Moscow
United States
McKellar
Memphis
Tenn
Randall Races Off Cleveland Track Rain Delays Grand Circuit
Rain soaked track forces postponement of Grand Circuit races at North Randall. Today’s card moved to tomorrow due to morning雨.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Chillicothe Men Back From 9,071 Mile Motor Trip
Four Chillicothe men return after a 9,071 mile motor journey lasting 62 days. They spent a total of $1,000, noting gasoline at 40 cents per gallon and a Coca-Cola shortage in Mexico.
Hem-Roid remedy promises lasting piles relief
An advertisement touts a home treatment by Dr Leon Hardt called Hem-Roid sold by C W Phillips and druggists. It claims internal piles stem from blood stagnation in the lower bowels and that the remedy frees circulation to remove the cause, offering safe lasting relief to thousands.
Welsh Coal Shipments Spark US Strike Debate
London August 34 Daily Herald launches campaign against Welsh coal exports to the United States claiming miners aid American owners by breaking a threatened US strike. Welsh operators plan large shipments to undercut American mines amid labor tensions.
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London
United States
Daily Herald
America
The
Herald
Sons of Veterans Picnic at Cascade Park
The Sons of Veterans and their Ladies Auxiliary in connection with Cleveland plan a joint district picnic at Cascade park tomorrow. A fine program of events has been prepared and a good crowd is looked for.
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Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cleveland
Cascade Park
Hearing postponed in DeFiance mayor case
In DeFiance Aug 24 hearing on removal charges against Mayor John C. Marlatt for alleged mishandling of money received in fines was postponed to Monday Aug 27 by Probate Judge C W Palmer after defense counsel agreed Marlatt's attorney H R Dittmer of Wapakoneta needed time to review preliminary papers.
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Defiange
John C. Marlatt
Boone
C. W. Palmer
H.R. Dittmer
Wapakoneta
Marlatt
DeValera barred from seat if elected in Clare race
Dublin reports that Eammon DeValera, head of the Irish Republicans, will not be allowed to take a seat in the Dial Eireann even if elected on Monday. He is running in County Clare. The piece notes Indian children must learn multiplication to forty times forty and deal with fractional parts.
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Max
S. S
Good Druga
Dublin
Eammon DeValera
Dial Eireann
DeValera
County Clare
India
Delaney vs Wiggin boxing match set for ten rounds
Jimmy Delaney faces Chuck Wig gins in a ten round bout at First Snelling, Minnesota. The event highlights a local boxing card with a scheduled ten round main event.
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Jimmy Delaney
Chuck Wiggins
Firt Snelling, Minn
Herrick Guest at the Fair in Wellington
Myron T. Herrick, former Wellington man, arrived unexpectedly at the Wellington fair to a welcoming crowd. The judge's stand announced his homecoming as the orchestra played the Marseillaise. The fair's second day drew record attendance with cold races and a notable pony race won by Dixie Maid ridden by the Murray girl.
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Wellington
Myron T. Herrick
France
Dixie Maid
W. Murray
Little Murray Girl
American Writer Kate Wiggin Dies in London
London dispatch reports American author Kate Douglas Wiggin dies at a private hospital in Harrop at 66. Native of Maine, she wrote Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and once taught kindergarten education before moving from California to New York. Her body to be sent home for burial.
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London
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Harrop
England
Wiggin
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
California
Samuel B. Wiggin
San Francisco
New York
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