Coolidge Reappoints Davis to Railroads Post
President Coolidge at Washington reappointed James Davis as director general of railroads. He also approved coal commission action to end the anthracite strike and telegraphed leaders for a New York conference. Exports and imports in July showed a $26,000,000 favorable balance, the first since February.
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Coolidge
James
Davis
Washington
Coal Commission
New York
Department of Commerce
Hughes
United States
Griffis
Bergdoll
Post Office Department
President Harding
Park H. Pollard
President Coolidge
Democratic State Committee
Proctorsville
Senator Dillingham
United Mine Workers of America
Calgary
Alta
T Peacock
Fred W. Hecht
American National Bank
Dayton
Federal
National Bank
Ad Fulk
Kirby Smith
Fulk
Bell Nichols
Newark
Earl Sayer
Arthur Moore
Matthias
Supreme Court
W. C. Hineman
Columbus
Boulay
R. W. Schlenker
Worthington
Highway Department
Hineman
Franklin County Democratic Organization
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown
George Rudy
Shelby
William H. Conklin
Veterans’ Bureau
John Bliss
State Fish and Game Department
Donahey
Frank McCullough
Madison County
Republican Executive Committee
Plain City
Arvin
Montpierre
Beulah Park
Grove City
Jackies Eames
Byrne
Edith K
Don Jose
Zanesville
Peter Schlegal
Russells Point
Indian Lake
Madison County Teachers Institute
London
Clarence Potee
Bessie Milgore
Clark County
Champaign
Madison
Greene
The
Baptist Church
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas River
John C. Marlatt
Defiance
Richard Saversberg
Dillonvale
National Tube Company
Lorain
Common Pleas
Lucas County
Poyven
Crabbe
Cinat
Halfway
Degro
Cincinnat
John Lawson Hunter
John C. Collins
Notable Dismissals and Deaths Across Regions
A roundup notes the deaths of Dr. Richard Dake in Cumberland and prominent figures Paul Gaynor Ellis and George Harvey. It cites U.S. seizing rights over a ship near the three mile limit, Utah cloudburst fatalities, and the fifteenth annual governors conference set for October. It also mentions bank fraud charges in Wilmington, resignations in Ohio, and various international dispatches including Amundsen aboard Bear and Smoot’s remarks on Germany.
Ohio Gleanings highlights and tragedies across the state
A wide array of Ohio news items from Elyria to Sandusky record thefts and injuries, legal actions, accidents, deaths, and public notices. Incidents include a $53.25 cash loss at Murphy Radiator, a fatal shooting near Toledo, plant accidents, lawsuits, weather damage, and public figures’ moves and awards across Cleveland Akron Columbus and beyond.
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Murphy
Elyria
W. B. Lowe
Bellefontaine
Second Baptist Church
Sandusky
Ira Oldham
Sidney
Edward Kohl
Ashland and Sons
Frederick
Edward
Dity
Richmond
John Malone
Grand Jury
Steubenville
William Angel
Akron
Otis Turney
Colonial
Turney
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Jegiousy
William Fritz
Toledo
Helen Crawford
Piqua
Exchange Clubs
Harding
Frank H. Ward
Frank Schrieber
Cleveland
W. H. Sidebottom
Milford Center
Masonic Temple
Elks
New Lexington
Perley H. Porter
Canton
Cygnet
Wood County
Mike Pilipovich
Nick Muntas
St. Clairsville
Grover Ankel
Logan
Kenneth Rutter
Zanésville
Richard Krebs
Leona Saskamp
Cincinnati
Morris
Ind
Elizabeth Murphy
Ed Branigan
San Toy
Charles Smith
Latta
B. G. Dawes
Pure Oil Company
T. M. White
Hébron
Licking County
Charles Gardner
Amesville
D. J. Wallace
Jasper van Fleet
Ohio Hospital
Gallipolis
Ae Woo
Van
Harve Ake
Exhibits Show Progress At Ohio State Fair 1922
State fair features highlight advances in farming gear as exhibitors outline improvements since prior exhibitions. International Harvester displays a life guaranteed ball bearing tractor and a grain binder with direct drive, Case reveals record thresher production, Wooster Feed explains stock feed nutrition, and Aultman-Taylor showcases a threshing machine for hilly fields and ring operations.
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Charles V. Truax
G. R. Lewis
Columbus
International Harvester Company
J. I
Wooster Feed Manufacturing Company
Aultman-Taylor Company
Daily Sardinia trains run to Hillsboro branch schedule
Trains leave Sardinia daily except Sunday at 6 00 a m returning from Hillsboro at 12 15 p m. The Hillsboro branch service operates daily except Sunday with 1 Sardinia connection noted.
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Hillsboro
Sardinia Co
Sardinia
Hille«alae
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Washington State Department
Foreign Commerce Department
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Richard Dake
Nashville
Cumberland
Paul Gaynor
George L. Harvey
Chicago
Woodrough
Utah
West Baden Springs
Wis
Miles
Riley
Commercial National Bank of
Wilmington, N
W.B. Cooper
Thomas EB. Cooper
Horace ©. Cooper
Clyde L. Lassiter
Amy Kaukonen
Fairport
Seattle
Howard Jonas
Rock Rapids
Nome
Alaska
East Cape
Siberia
Kemmerer
Wyo
Folie
William B. Cousey
Ch. Cal
Grand Forest
Cal
Warren Harding
Post Office
Los Angeles
California
Texas
Europe
Reed Smoot
Germany
Secret Service
Floral Park
L. L
American National Bank and Trust Company
Roald Amundsen
United States Coast Guard
Bear
Amundsen
Mexico City
Sudbury
Dutee W. Flint
New England
Henry Ford
Cambridge
Mass
Joe McAdoo
Detroit
Mich
W. F. Dickson
Paris
Saar Basin
Thomas A. Holison
Harvey Firestone
Philadelphia
B. A. Knoblauch
Borden & Knoblauch
Samuel Gompers
Carpenter
Garment Workers’ Union
Moscow
Jean Hemerdinger
Vauville
France
Yalu
Korea
Free State
Wicklow
Robert Barton
Irish Republic
Barton
Italy
Rome
Berlin
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Btresemann
State Fair
John L. Bladon
Aonganne Pass
Ancincinnati
Tations vi Wincinnati
Satitamebarg
Winchester
Verden
Ortsmouth
Eee
M.P.M
A. Mia
Ieee
E. G. King
Afflcc
Suhserhe
Courier
An, Nichola
Eli H. Speidel
Charles G. White
Nichols
T Nawson B. Bradley
Kirst National Bank
K. Gor
4Th
Walnut
Cincinns Ohio
Bly
Hamilton Bidg
Daniel W.murphy
Howard &, Joseph Murphy & Joseph
Attorneys AT Law
Milford
Gwynne Bidg
Canal
Roudebush
Mock Atayia
Opurien
H. L. Nichols
Buite
Provident Bank
Hamilton
Clermont County
Batavia
Lott
Alvin H. Hodges
Gwynne Building
Jorman L. Burnet
Woodlief Bldg
George M. Epply
New Richmond
Lawrence Ragland
Phone Batavia
Sfebly
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