County Fair Eyes Bigger Labour Than Ever
Sheriff says investigation continues into a headlight crash near Columbus suburb injuring several drivers. The Lorain County Fair in Elyria plans a record event September 1 to 3 with new buildings, larger exhibits, improved premiums, pageant, fireworks, and a fair edition by the Chronicle-Telegram.
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Hugh Harris
Lorain County Fair Association
Jhot
Granges
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Poultry Association
Chronicle - Telegram
General March Weds Cora McEntee in New York Ceremony
Major General Pey 3 March former U S Army chief of staff wed Cora Virginia McEntee of Brooklyn at George's Registry. The couple, witnessed by officers, left for a wedding trip visiting Northern Africa, the Philippines and Japan before returning to the United States.
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WDON
Pey
March
United States Army
Cora Virginia McEntee
Klyn
T. George's
T. N Dell
Cabel
Gillett
Aneral March
Ameri
Post Wheeler
Africa
Philippines
Japan
United
Missionary Society plans Cleveland meeting invite
Rev It ill general secretary of the Christian Missionary Society says 35 delegates from all parts of Ohio will attend the convention in Cleveland next fall. The public hall is reserved for church use and the event opens September 3 in Colorado Springs.
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Leveland
Itill
Christian Missionary Society
Colo
Springs
Fire damages garage at 695 West River Street
A group of youths with matches started a fire in a garage belonging to Morrin lick at 695 West River Street. Firemen arrived to subdue the blaze after minutes of effort. a Cleveland sedan inside was damaged but partially moved. In Dungstown a report says the Red Ed Riders, an auxiliary of the Ku Klux Klan, will form in Trumbull Mahoning counties for native-born citizens who have been residents five years.
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Oys
Adle
Morrin’ Lick
West River Street
Tes
Cleveland
Dungstown
Reded Riders
The
Klux Klan
Trumbull-Mahoning County
Aict
Youngstown
Enemee
Police hunt a boy bandit in Cincinnati heist
Police in Cincinnati seek a 13 year old bandit described as a burglar with salesman charm. Frank Beatty, 13, was sent with a purse containing a dollar. a older boy in overalls asked to see it, swapped a dime for the pocketbook, then took the dollar and fled, tossing the purse aside.
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Cincinnati
Frank Beatty
Elmira Street
Colerain Avenue
Strong Street
Frank
Arrest of Joy Malikouski at 129 Lodi Street
Police intensified crackdown on illegal liquor sales arresting Joy Malikouski at his soft drink shop on Lodi Street. Raisin jack samples seized and he will face Mayor Jones. police note recent successes against offenders.
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Joy Malikouski
Lodi Street
Jonés
Nightly dash to reach dying father spurs air mail pilot
Jack Knight, veteran air mail pilot, flew from Cheyenne to Buchanan, Michigan in two airplanes and an audacious bid across the continent to reach his father, Dr. N. F. Knight, before death. The journey covered over 700 miles and took about 10 hours 30 minutes, aided by government planes and rapid permissions.
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Chicago
Jack Knight
Air Mail
Lake Michigan
Buchanan
Mich
Knight
Cheyenne
Wyo
Omaha
North Platte
Cheynne
Mall
N. F. Knight
Matae
Clinton
Iowa City
Realgae
Osteras
State Fair Baby Contest Opens at Ohio Fair
The Ohio State Fair hosts a state wide Baby Contest August 27 to September 1 under the Children s Home Society of Ohio open to any Ohio resident child aged 6 months to 4 years Entries must use Society forms entries close at 1 pm on examination days Examinations run 2 pm daily A special prize for best triplets and a separate prize for best twins are offered Rules allow late entries up to 1 pm on examination days
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Columbus
Children’s Home Society of Ohio
Ohio
Rand
G. R. Lewis
State Fair Board
Monsignor Windhorst Dies in Cincinnati at 78
Monsignor Ernest Windhorst, 78, longtime Cincinnati Catholic Diocese member at St. Francis, died last night of apoplexy. He was nephew of Dr. Ludwig Windhorst, once a deputy under Prince Bismarck, and had recently returned from Germany where he directed food relief work after the war.
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Cincinnati
Ernest Windhorst
Ludwig Windhorst
Prince Bismarck
St. Francis
Windhorst
Germany
Kelling Arrested for Disorderly Conduct at Riverview Park
Ronnie Kelling was arrested at Riverview Park dance hall last night on a disorderly conduct charge. He and two companions caused a disturbance despite warnings and fled when others escaped. He will explain to the authorities.
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Ronnie Kelling
Riverview Park
Wayet
Baseball Gambler Charge Sparks National League Reaction
New York reports quote National League president John A Herdler stating he seeks facts over controversy in response to Bert Collyer accusations that gamblers are trying to control baseball. He says the Cincinnati club and bosses Duncan and Bobne are the next focus and will back them.
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New York
Bert E. Collyer
Chicago
John A. Herdler
Collyer
Cimemnati Club
Missouri Dean Defends Modern University Girl
Mrs. Bessie Priddie the new dean of women at the University of Missouri asserts that most college girls are pursuing education for independence and stable domestic life. She says criticism of university girls as reckless is exaggerated and that they understand earning a living and deserve a square deal. She warns against blaming college towns for general mischief and cautions against jumping to conclusions about student behavior.
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Columbia
Bessie Priddie
University of Missouri
Priddie
Cotor
Autos Kill Ninety in Hamilton County
Hamilton County's motor car fatality count for 1923 reached 90 last night when James McGinnis, age 37, died of injuries from a Thursday collision with another vehicle.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati
James McGinnis
Nation's Bill for Soap Is High
Ohio households used about 104,716,249 pounds of soap last year costing 13,089,520 dollars. Procter and Gamble's R R Deupres cites nationwide use of two billion pounds of soap for 25 million families, totaling around 250 million dollars yearly.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Anela Sam
R R. Deupres
Procter and Gamble Company
United States
Im Ihet
Jownt Pigeng of Two Papers
The Chroniclé Telegraph force teams with Telegraph-Ioum for a joint event at Pocatien near Richland County. A picnic dinner will follow a scrappy ball game between Bu eytus and Caron cle-Tel egram squads. J F Burke echo will miss the event on vacation.
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the Chroniclé Telegrim
Earth
Pocatien
Susanneh
Richland
Telegraph
Bueytus
Caron
J F. Burke Echo
Firemen Bypass Free Drink Amid Alcohol Leak
City firefighters missed a chance for a free drink when a strong alcohol leak from confiscated hooch seeped through a wall into their dining room. The fluid, seeping from cans in a police storage room, damaged tin cans and spilled into the room below.
Former Elyria Man Dies in Cleveland
Jay Budd aged 68 and son of the late Mr and Mrs G A Budd was found dead in his Hollenden Hotel apartment in Cleveland. A former Elyria boy educated in local schools he later moved to Cleveland and was known in sports circles. He was part owner of a downtown cigar store at the time of his death.
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Jay Budd
G. A. Budd
Hollenden
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mr. Budd
Elyria
Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio Names New Counsel to Lead Railroad
Cleveland August 25 Herbert Fitzpatrick of Huntington West Virginia was chosen to become president and general counsel of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad succeeding Henry T Weckham of Richmond Va who will stay as advisory counsel Weckham at 74 requested relief from the heavy duties The directors approved a new engine house several improvements for Russell yards and ordered double tracking of the northern five miles south of Waverly Harahan president said the line had its best business with July coal car average of 2654 a day The approved improvements cost about 5 50 000 exclusive of 7 000 000 for a construction program 14 000 000 for construction and 23 000 000 for rolling stock were also authorized
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Cleveland
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Henry T. Weckham
Richmond
Wichman
Russell RY
C & QO
Waverly
W J. Harahan
Rialto Theater Postpones Opening to Septemb er Second
Correction notes an error in the earlier heading and confirms the Rialto Theater will open on Sunday September 2. Manager Woodward promises one of the best programs yet secured for the opening event.
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Rialto
Woodward
Akron courthouse scene sparks threat of divorce
A fragmented Akron report describes a tense courthouse elevator incident where a tall man with an infant struggles to quiet a crying child while a short frail woman scolds him and threatens a divorce. Frank Myers is mentioned as a slat...
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Akron
Frank Myers
Easae
Battle over coal strike looms as Pinchot moves to avert Sept
In Atlantic City and Harrisburg Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot acts to avert a September 1 coal field shutdown. United Mine Workers leaders John L. Lewis and Samuel Warriner anticipate renewed talks while operators seek government mediation and a fresh conference. A strike order remains in preparation with a midnight Aug 21 target.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United Mine Workers
Ord
Pinchot
Harrisburg
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Samuel D. Warriner
Delphi
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Phillip Murray
Miners’ Committee
Murray
James Mason
Frank Farrington
Ilinois
George Woodrunm
Woodruff
Spanish Fail to Dislodge Rif Position at Alhucemas
Combined assault by infantry artillery gas and air force failed against Rif positions at Alhucemas. Casualties mounted with 300 Spaniards reported killed and 600 Rif forces. Tanger dispatch says Rif forces press toward Tetouan with heavy Spanish losses. Rebel commander Abd al-Krim cut communications between Shoshone and Tetouan and prepares to seize Tetouan.
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Paris
Alhucemas
Moroccas
Tanger
Tetouan
Abddel Krim
Shoshone
American Tree Association Formed By Charles Lathrop Pack
A new group called the American Tree Association forms with no dues or membership lists. Anyone who plants and registers a tree becomes a member and may request planting instructions and a membership certificate. Pack advocates bottom up national forest policy involving widespread tree planting. Oregon Farmer.
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Order of
Anti Cus
American Tree Association
Charles Lathrop Pack
Oregon
Second Church Seeks Court OK to Sell Riverside Property
The Second Congregational Church applies in court to sell its riverfront church property to Agudath Achia Bnai Abraham for 10500 dollars. The church plans to build a new enlarged facility next year and found a buyer ready to take the current property.
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Second Congregational Church
Agudath Achia Bnai Abraham Jewish
Cincinnati Fall Festival Opens With Spectacle and Perils
A large parade in Cincinnati inaugurated the Fall Festival blending industrial exposition and carnival icons with musical contests. Miss Olga Emrick crowned Miss Cincinnati and poised for Atlantic City in a national pageant while two floats caused carbon monoxide injuries. Elsewhere in Glouster, Ohio, officers nabbed liquor violators this year with fines exceeding 255,000 dollars across multiple jurisdictions.
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Cincinnati
Leipsic
Prague
Olga Emrick
Atlantic City
Norma Green
Glouster
D. H. Nash
Trimble Canyon
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