Ambassador to England to retire
London Oct 5 Colonel George Harvey American ambassador to Great Britain will retire to pursue private business and return to writing He and Will Hays guided the Harding era politics and may back Coolidge as Republican nominee but fear a party split Also Richard Washburn Child American ambassador to Italy will retire leaving posts to be filled by year end The moves reflect agreements with Harding before his death and prompt search for successors in London and Rome
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London
George Harvey
Court of St. James
United States
Harvey
Will H. Hays
Harding
Coolidge
Hays
Otter
Chicago
Professon
Harper
Walter Hines Page
Washington
George Harrer
Great Britain
Childs
Prescient Coolidge
Rome
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Child
Ambas Child
Ambassad
W. Miller Coilier
Chile
John Mays Hammond
Prominent U.S. Officials and financiers named as speakers
Former ambassador to Japan James M. Heck appears alongside solicitor general Paul Cravath of J. P. Morgan and Company and former Minnesota Senator Frank A. Kellogg. The listing highlights notable figures in law, diplomacy, and finance.
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Japan
James M. Heck
United States
Paul Cravath
J. P. Morgan and Company
Frank A. Kelloggs
Minnesota
Donahey Backs Investigation Bid Over McNamara Row
Governor Donahey urged Attorney General Crabbe to present charges against Join McNamara, assistant state welfare director, to the Delaware county grand jury for probe. He accused Crabbe of cheap politics and denied Morality charges and gun escape counts related to the Delaware Girls Industrial School affair.
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Columbus
Donahey
Crabbe
Join McNamara
Delaware County Grand Jury
McNamara
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Donahéy
Harry S Davis
Pittsfield Obituary and Local News Notes Quietly Recap
Walter Davies of Pittsfield dies at 28. Funeral held at home. Theodore Dirlam and Lena return to H. T. Breyler residence for winter. E R McConnell ships Ayrshire cattle to Syracuse exposition. Fred Temm’s barn struck by lightning. no fire. Local live stock sales held Oct. 2 bring fair prices. Various visits and illnesses noted. several small-town tableaux and routine items.
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Pittsfield
Walter
Simeon Davies
Ale
Susie Davies
Lewis Glynn
William Joseph and
McKinney
Theodore Dirlam
Lena
Wellngton
H. T. Breyler
E. R. McConnell
Syracuse
N. Y
Fred Temm
White
Elrtia
Frank Pease
Allen EB. Hayes
Tratman Doblin
John Pycraft
Etjria
Sundar
Archie Waite
Joseph Davies
Whitney
Ada Sherburne
Mary Whitmer
Saliian and
Nova
United States Phone Charge Rules Set in Canton Area
Canton officials and residents learn of a state public utilities commission ruling upholding an $850 monthly business phone service rate in the Canton exchange. The decision, issued in a letter to Mayor C. C. Curtis, follows a prior attack on the charge as legal and valid.
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Columbus
Canton Exchange
C. C. Curtis
Canton
Pute
Stock market drags with mixed slips on Oct 5 trading
Heavy early sessions saw most stocks slipping fractionally while leaders like Bethlehem Steel gained slightly and Reading firmed. In Cleveland livestock commentary cattle and hog markets posted varied results with moderate gains for some items amid a broad uneven backdrop.
Oberlin grid highlights frail play and key injuries
A fragmented report from Oberlin notes a football lineup with players Fuss Cratge and Traekas as halfbacks and others such as Fuss and Cratge. It mentions a sister lineup, a mother described as dull, and mixed prospects for the team during a difficult season.
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Giattes
Cratge
Ohio Woman to Do Public Health Work in China
Miss Anita Jones of St Paris Ohio has gone to Canton China to inaugurate the first public health work in that country. She will work under the direction of the general board of the Presbyterian church for foreign missions.
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Ohio
China
Anita Jones
St Paris, O
Canton
General Board
The
Presbyterian Church For Foreign Missions
National Tube Officials List Heads Eleven City Meetings
A roster of National Tube officials and executives from multiple plants including Pittsburg McKeesport Wheeling Ellwood City and Cleveland regions is recorded with names such as J R Jones G M Good speed J C Gorman and H W Gray. The document lists dozens of executives across cities like Pittsburg McKeesport Wheeling and Detroit reflecting a network of steel and tube works leadership.
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H. W. Johnston
H. P. Kough
H N. Peandleton
A. M. Saunders
W. T. Snyder
M. R. Stevenzon
E. Roy McGranh
H. B. Lynch
R J Caugher
R.versids Works
Wheeling
W. Va—Taos
A. Beattie
August Duga
Thos
C Beattie
Elwood Works
Warren
M. Roberts
Detroit
Mich
W. P. Batteman
Toledo
Ohio
J. S. Geismar
G. F. Mahan
C. W. Masche
Hugo Weidmann
New Orleana
Edward Worcester Jr
St Loui
H. P. Nelson
Atlanta
F. O. Young
Denver
J. G. Bateman
New York
N.Y
A. F. Harvey
Cleveland
Ohn
H. Caulby
B. Hoge
Pittsburgh
S. Gar- Titt
San Francisco
Cat
G. V. Laly
Detrot Mick
H. W. Tayor
Detroi
A Passmore
Gary
October church activities and community notices in South Ridge
South Ridge reports a preaching service and conference at the local church led by C. W. Smith and Elder W. H. Schaefer of Cleveland. The note lists a Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a communion service at 1930 a m with Mrs F Haudhe of Ridze presiding, plus various local family arrivals and events through midweek.
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South Ridge
Charzse
C. W
D.ng Elder
W. H Schaefer
Cleveland
Sunder
Prez
F Haudhe
R.dze
A. Williams
John M.ver
Wermwlon
Geriride
Frans Bechts
Wits
Howard Darton
Brown
Jey Fowl
Tess College
Roseycranz
Vocboa
Massille Consoridation Of Phone Service Planned
Officials plan consolidation of Bell and Ohio State systems in Massession. The commission adjourned after discussions and plans to establish a tentative valuation of the company properties in the city.
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Massille
Coltmpus
Masession
McCormick Marries Stevens in Paris City Ceremony
Allister McCormick of Chicago and Miss Joan Stevens of London wed today at the municipal Building of the Sixteenth ward in Paris. The ceremony united two international families in a city hall setting with guests from multiple countries.
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Paris
Allister McCormick
Chicago
Joan Stevens
London
Sixteenth Ward
Empress Zita Aims to Elevate Otto to Hungarian Throne
Paris reports say Empress Zita widow of Karl of Austria-Hungary has fled exile in San Sebastian and traveled to Munich to seek Crown Prince Rupprecht's aid. She plans to place her son Otto on the Hungarian throne, though Otto is still a youth and unseen in power dynamics.
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Paris
Zita
Karl
Austria-Hungary
San Sebastian
Munich
Rupprecht
Otto
Poison Booze Kills Eighty in Eight Months in Philadelphia
Poisonous liquor sold by bootleggers has killed seventy five persons in Philadelphia within the last eight months, the bureau of vital statistics reports. The figure is more than twice the deaths from alcoholic poisoning in the previous year.
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Philadelphia
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Department of Health
Royal Arch Masons Pick Cincinnati For Next Convention
Cincinnati was chosen as the site for next year’s Royal Arch Masons of Ohio convention. Officers installed for the coming year include Robert E. Lee of Akron deputy grand high priest Emil E Everett of Lima grand master of the third veil James A Knapp of Marlon grand marshal John G Augustine of Salem grand guard was held over for another term.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Royal Arch Masons of
Ohio
Robert E. Lee
Akron
Emil E. Everett
Lima
James A. Knapp
Marlon
John G. Augustine
Salem
Postmaster General approves billion more Harding stamps
Washington October 5 Postmaster General New authorized the issue of one billion more Harding memorial stamps bringing the total to 1 600 000 000 The two cent stamps are black depicting the head of the late president in a meditation.
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Washington
New Today
Harding
May Annex 3 Million To State House
The proposed new two million dollar state office building could be added to the existing state house annex on South Third Street. Attorney General Crabbe said after a meeting of the state building commission with Governor Donahery State Auditor Tracy and the Columbus chamber of commerce.
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State House
Columbus
South Third Street
Crabbe
State Building Commission
Donahery
Tracy
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
International talks planned to curb drug smuggling
Ottawa officials announced a series of international conferences this month to address the surge of narcotic smuggling across the Canada United States border. Government representatives emphasized coordinated actions and stronger measures to combat illicit trafficking.
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Ottawa
Fights Roundup From Cities Across The North
Last night’s boxing cards featured several knockouts and decisions. Columbus contenders Waldo Patton and Soldier Mellow were stopped, while Jack Dillon defeated Danny Cohen in Naplean and Mick O’Hara fell to Dutch Eitzel in six rounds.
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Columbus
Aleck Novecky
Cincinnati
Waldo Patton
Soldier Mellow
K. O'd
Johny Faudray
Springfield
Jack Titus
Joe Mosher
Fort Hayes
Fort Thomas
Jack Dillon
Naplean
Danny Cohen
Eitzel
Mickel O'Hara
New York
Davie Rosenburg
Brooklyn
Soldier Barnfield
Bariley Madden
Jack McAulffe
Detroit
Pittsburg
Harry Greb
Jimmy Darer
Pacific Coast
Neutralize stomach acid with Magnesia remedy ad
An advertisement promotes a magnesium based product for stomach acidity. It claims acid stomach causes ulcers, fermentation and pain, offering Magnesia as a safe easy remedy available in powder or tablet form. It emphasizes relief after small doses and affordability.
Ruth Carlsen Returns to New York in Quota Battle
Finland’s Ruth Carlsen, famed as a long distance bride, sails to New York after four Atlantic crossings. She seeks to wed Albert Haggbom of Newark, aided by high profile supporters posting bonds as Finland’s strict immigration quota limits entry.
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New York
Ruth Carlsen
Atlantic
Albert Haggblom
Newark NJ
Finland
Felung
Thiz
Grand Jury to Probe Klans Warfare in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City district Judge George W. Clark issued a call for a grand jury to investigate Governor J. C. Walton's use of gunmen to influence Tuesday's election. Campbell Russell, former corporation commissioner, circulated the petition. Grand jury hearing set for October 15 with juror selection beginning within five minutes of the call.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
George W. Clark
Campbell Russell
Poems and a London Shooting in One Page
A fragmentary poem survives with December imagery and—unreadable in places—dialogue on human heart. A Washington note reports a Pan American automobile conference to boost US South America trade next year. In Steuhenville police seek motive after Patsy Horala was shot. Barolo, dying, was found in a pool of blood after shots fired at a gambling joint.
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Washington
Drake
United States
South America
Steuhenville
Patsy Horala
Barolo
Loch
poHen
Ciom
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