County Fair Set to Be Largest Ever Harris County
Harris County Fair officials announce a record edition for the September 1 2 and 3 event in Lorain. They report revised premiums strong finances new buildings larger displays for agriculture poultry florists and crafts plus a two day race meet and a night pageant with fireworks. The Chronicle Telegram will publish a special fair edition August 29 for advertisers and readers.
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Hugh Harris
Lorain County Fair Association
Granges
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Poultry Association
Chronicle - Telegram
General March Marries Miss Cora Virginia McEntee in London
Major General Peym C March former US Army chief of staff wed Miss Cora Virginia McEntee of Brooklyn at St George's Registry London in a civil ceremony. Seven couples attended including three American army officers as witnesses. The couple, in civilian dress, planned a wedding trip visiting North Africa and Asia before returning. McEntee is the daughter of Arthur McEntee of Brooklyn. This is March's second marriage. his first wife died in 1904.
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London
Edding
Peymc March
United States Army
Cora Virgnia McEntee
Jooklyn
St. George's Registry
T N Dei
General March
J Mf Cabel
Ting
Gillett
March
America
Rs. Post Wheeler
Gene Alond
Olkestone
Africa
Idia
Philippines
Japan
United Tates
Disciples Plan Cleveland Meet
Disciples of Christ expect to meet in Cleveland next year with about thirty five delegates from across Ohio attending the convention. Rev I J Ahill general secretary of the Christian Missionary Society spoke before leaving for Colorado Springs to attend the 923 convention opening September 3. An invitation has been extended and the public hall reserved for church attendees next fall.
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Cleveland
Chaat
I. J.ahill
Bio Christian Missionary Society
Aid
Coloado Springs
Colo
Atte
Youths Set Fire To A Cable Garage
Three young men with matches started a fire at a cable garage owned by Morris Enick at 895 West River Street yesterday afternoon. The blaze was subdued after several minutes. a Cleveland sedan in the garage was moved out with its top damaged. In Youngstown, Ku Klux Klan auxiliary “Red Belt Riders” plans to admit men born in foreign countries after citizenship or five years in the district.
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Morris
Youngstown
Ku Klux Klan
Trumbull-Mahoning
To & Toungstons
Eee A
Police Hunt A Boy Bandit In Cincinnati
Cincinnati police seek a 13 year old boy thief who used a bold ruse to steal a dollar from seven year old Frank Beatty. The older boy wore overalls and offered a dime to reveal the pocketbook then grabbed the wallet and tossed the purse away.
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Cincinnati
Frank Beatty
Elmira Street
Colerain Avenue
Strong Street
Frank
Police crackdown nets liquor seller at Lodi Street
police arrested Joe Malikouski at his soft drink shop 129 Lodi street seizing raisin jack samples and he will appear before Mayor Jones. CHILLICOTHE Aug 24 four hundred Red men from this Ohio section held open air initiation on Yoctanaee Park island with fifty candidates inducted. SHADYSIDE Aug 25 Miss Ethel Barth 19 is hospitalized in Uniontown Pa after a skull fracture from a auto while returning with her parents.
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Joe Malikouski
Lodi Street
Jones
Chillicothe
Ohio
Yoctanaee Park
Shadyside
Ethel Barth
Uniontown
Johan Barth
Knight makes perilous multi‑plane flight toward Buchanan to see dying father
Chicago August 25 veteran air mail pilot Jack Knight flew over 700 miles in two government planes and a private craft in about ten and a half hours to reach Buchanan Michigan to be at his father Dr. N F Knight's bedside amid reports of his serious illness. He started from Cheyenne Wyoming and stopped in Omaha for a transfer before continuing with officials aiding the effort.
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Chicago
Jack Knight
Lake Michigan
Buchanan
Nich
Knight
Cheyenne
Wyo
Omaha
North Platte
Mich
Cheynne
N. F. Knight
Clinton
Iowa City
Jis
State FAA Will Have Baby Contest at Ohio State Fair
Ohio residents may enter children aged 6 months to 4 years in the State-wide Baby Contest at the Ohio State Fair from August 27 to September 3 under the Children's Home Society of Ohio. Entries close at 1 pm on exam days. examinations start at 2 pm. Prizes include a grand prize, with new features offering a prize for best set of triplets and a prior prize for twins. Entries permitted until 1 pm on exam days. disqualifications apply for recent contagious or constitutional illnesses. out-of-town entrants welcomed.
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Columbus
Children’s Home Society of Ohio
Ohio
J .G R. Lewis
Jin
Monsignor Windhorst Dies in Cincinnati at 78
Monsignor Ernest Windhorst, 78, nephew of Dr Ludwig Windhorst, long tied to the Cincinnati Catholic diocese, died last night of apoplexy at St. Francis. He returned from Germany after World War II where he directed food relief work.
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Cincinnati
Ernest Windhorst
Ludwig Windhorst
Prince Bismarck
St. Francis
Windhorst
Goon
Germany
Kelling Arrested for Disorderly Conduct at Riverview Park
Ronnie Kelling was arrested at the Riverview Park dance hall on disorderly conduct charges after resisting warnings with two companions who escaped. He plans to explain the incident to the mayor.
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Ronnie Kelling
Riverview Park
Baseball Charges Against Gamblers Stir Agents
New York August 25 John A Heydler president of the National League says he is thinking but will not comment until there are definite facts to support Bert Collyer’s charge that a clique of gamblers is trying to control baseball. He has investigated the charges and backs Cincinnati club players Duncan and Bohne if needed.
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New York
Bert E. Collyer
Chicago
John A. Heydler
Collyer
Cincinnati
Duncan
Bohne
Missouri Dean Defends Modern University Girl
Mrs. Bessie Priddie, dean of women at the University of Missouri, says university girls are sound and independent. She argues that criticism of their behavior is exaggerated and notes their training promotes stability in domestic life and better understanding of earning a living.
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Columbia. Mo
Bessie Priddie
Uniersity of
Missouri
Autos kill ninety in Hamilton County
Hamilton County's motor car fatality list for 1923 reached 90 last night when James McGinnis, 37, died of injuries received Thursday when his car collided with another.
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Hamilton County
James McGinnis
Ohio Families Use 104 Million Pounds Soap In Year
Ohio households consumed about 104,716,249 pounds of soap last year with a total outlay near 13.09 million dollars. The national figures show two billion pounds used by 25 million families and a U S soap bill around 256 million dollars.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Tacle Sam
R R. Deupres
Procter and Gambie Company
United States
Deupree
Joint Pigs of Two Papers Team Up for Scrappy Grid Showdown
The Chronicla Telegram and Telegraph-Fin TM forces combine for a morning paper run to Roen Ten and Savannah Tahe in Richland County. A picnic dinner is planned and a hall game between the Bu cyrus bunch and the Chronicle-Tel egram squad is expected to be lively. editor JF Burke is away on vacation.
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Chronicla Telegram Force
Carl
Roen
Savannah Tahe
Richland
Telegraph-Fin
Gueyrug
Jon
Actomotule
Bucyrus
Chronicle-Telegram
JF. Burke
Firemen Miss Free Drink as Alcohol Seepage Warns Hoard
Firemen were offered a free drink but declined. A leaking fluid, identified as alcohol, seeped through a wall into their dining room from a room used by the police for storage of confiscated hooch. The alcohol was strong enough to penetrate tins and reach the room below.
Former Elyria Man Dies in Cleveland
Jay Budd aged 58, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Budd, was found dead in his Hollenden Hotel apartment Wednesday. A former Elyria boy, he lived in the House that stood where the present Post office now sits, attended Elyria schools, moved to Cleveland young, and was known in sport circles as a part owner of a downtown cigar store. Burial at Ridgetawn Cemetery was planned for today.
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Jay Budd
G. A. Budd
Hollenden
Ridgetawn Cemetery
Mr. Budd
Elyria
Elyna
Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Names New Counsel
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad elected Herbert Fitzpatrick of Huntington West Virginia as vice president and general counsel to replace Henry Wickham of Richmond who will stay as advisory counsel. Directors approved a new engine house improvements a five mile double tracking near Waverly and a total 30 million dollar program plus 14.06 million for construction and 23 million for rolling stock.
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Cleveland
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Henry T. Wickham
Richmond
Wickman
Waverly
W. J. Harahan
Rialto Theater Opening Date Corrected
A corrected notice says the Rialto Theater opens Sunday September 2 and promises one of its best programs yet as manager Woodward underscores the event. An unrelated Bright Spot item describes a courthouse elevator scene involving a tall man with a crying infant and a displeased woman urging proper handling.
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Rialto
Inistead
Woodward
Akron
Frank Myers
Anthracite Strike Crisis Moves Toward Gov Pinchot Mediation
In Atlantic City and Harrisburg Pennsylvania governors act to avert a Sept. 1 coal strike. Governor Pinchot convenes high level talks with operators and miners as United Mine Workers leaders discuss renewed mediation and possible government arbitration with support from Illinois soft coal allies.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Midwight
Pi Harrisburg
John L. Lewis
United Mine Work
Samuel D. Warrin
Aelphia
Pinchot
Warriner
Philadelphia
Washington
Lewis
Philadelphia and That Was the Subject of Much Speculation. Weer
E-Vinit
Harrisburg
Jas
Phillip Murray
Lvice
United Mine “Workers
Miners”Committee
Murray
James Mason
Frank Farrington
Illinois Soft Coal
George Woodruff
Woodruff
Spanish Fail to Dislodge Rif Position at Alhucemas
A mixed infantry artillery gun and air attack on the Rif position at Alhucemas failed to dislodge them. Spanish losses were reported at 200 with Rif losses around 600. Tangier reports say Rif forces advance toward Tetouan amid heavy Spanish casualties. Abdel Krim claims links between Shoshone and Tetouan and vows to try capturing Tetouan.
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Paris
Alhucemas
Tangier
Tetouan
Abdel Krim
American Tree Association formed to promote tree planting
Charles Lathrop Pack launches the American Tree Association inviting any person who plants a tree and registers it to become a member. There are no dues and membership is earned by tree planting with a certificate issued after registration. The group aims to mobilize widespread public involvement in national forest policy from the bottom up.
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Order of Antacus
Hercules
American Tree Association
Charles Lathrop Pack
Oregon
Second Church Seeks Court OK to Sell Property
The Second Congregational Church applies in court to sell its riverside church property to Agudath Acia Bnai Abraham for 10500 dollars. It plans to use the proceeds to build a new and larger church next year.
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Second Congregational Church
Agudath Acia Bnai Abraham Jewish
Fall Festival Opens in Cincinnati with Large Parade
Cincinnati hosts a festival parade with over 100 floats uniting industry, pleasure, and music. Miss Olga Emrick named Miss Cincinnati will compete in Atlantic City. two float drivers and several participants were treated for carbon monoxide exposure. Dry officials report liquor fines totaling about 255000 since January across Trimble and Athens area courts.
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Cincinnati
Aus
Letpsic
Prague
Olga Emrick
Atlantic City
Norma Green
Amherst Mana Loses His Roy
Amherst Mana, once called Amherst a9 ee, faces a setback in a Roy event as details remain unclear in the fragmented clipping. The item hints at a local sports or social note but lacks full context or dates.
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Amherst
Roy
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