Ohio Teachers to reorganize at Cedar Point convention
The Ohio State Teachers Association plans a major reorganization at its 74th annual convention at Cedar Point. A new name Ohio Education Association is proposed with dues 1.50 yearly and a 100 member representative assembly plus an educational council. Franklin P. Geiger will preside with W. O. Thompson and others speaking. Enrollment reaches 21,862 members.
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Bandusky
Cedar Point
Ohio Education Angogtation
Teachers’ Association
Atate
Northwestern Ohio Teachers' Association
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Southeastern Ohio Teachers' Association
Southwestern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Central Ohio Teachers’ Association
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Franklin P. Geiger
East Liverpool
Ohio State Teacher's Association
Vernon M. Riegel
Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
H. B. Williams
State Normal College
Bowling Green
8. H. Clark
Chicago
University of Chicago
Randall J. Condon
Cincinnati
Charles H. Farnsworth
New York
Teachers’ College of
Columbia University
H. H. Goddard
State Bureau of Juvenile Re
W. B. Coy
Columbia
Ohio Teachers’ and Pupils
Reading Circle
W. E. Kershner
State Teachers’ Retirement System
John Davison
Ada
Ohio Northern University
Charles W. Sewell
Otterbern
Ind
Purdue University
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Reynolds
Wiest Park
Mail Carrier Drowns In Quarry Swim
Charles Ostrah, 31, a Marion city mall carrier, drowned while swimming in an abandoned stone quarry. He is believed to have suffered cramps after entering the water.
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Associated Press
Marion
Charles Ostrah
Daily Banner to provide ring side Dempsey Carpentier report
The Daily Banner announces a ring side report arrangement with the Associated Press for round by round updates of the Dempsey Carpentier fight. The match is set to begin at 2 o clock eastern time next Saturday with timely bulletins in the paper.
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the Daily Banner
The
Associated Press
Mt. Vernon
Daily Banner
De Valera Likely To Accept London Conference Offer
Dublin reports President De Valera may accept Premier Lloyd George's invitation to a London conference. He has received the letter and will consult colleagues before deciding. A refusal could trigger strong reactions from Sinn Fein supporters and radical groups in Dublin.
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Dublin
de Valera
Lloyd George
London
Great
Britain
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Erin
Dubliners
Woman shot dead as husband shoots self after quarrel
Mrs. Rite French, 25, mother of a six year old, was killed in her Toledo apartment after an argument with Raymond McNair. McNair then shot himself, dying in hospital. Police say motive is unknown and details are unclear.
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Lby
Toledo
Rite French
Raymond McNair
McNair
Police and Firemen of Quebec Go on Strike
Since midnight Saturday Quebec city has no police or fire protection due to a joint strike by the two departments. A militia battalion is in readiness and 38 new policemen have been sworn in. Street lamps were smashed and stations vandalized as 200 false fire alarms were rung. Strikers demand a $1.50 weekly pay increase.
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Quebec
Mary Rinehart in satisfactory condition after operation
Mary Roberts Rinehart novelist and playwright, who had an operation yesterday, was reported in satisfactory condition today. Physicians said she had a fairly comfortable night and is recovering well.
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Associated Press
The
Banner
New York
Mary Roberto Rinehart
Ohio Power Output Slightly Up Across Major Cities
Figures from Ohio central stations show power generation in twelve cities rising month by month this year, with April higher than March. The report notes over 400000 workers employed at plants using central station power.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Central Station
Ohio Committee On
Cincinneti
Eva Kaber Trial Set After Insanity Plea Fight
Mrs Eva Katherine Kaber faces trial for the murder plot against her husband Dantel F Kater Lakewood publisher slain with 24 stab wounds. The defense plans an insanity bid and to keep women off the jury noting women as jurors are about one third of those summoned.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eva Katherine Kaber
Dantel F. Kater
Lakewood
Maurice Bernon
Diary Reveals Daily Life of Columbus County Superintendent
A unique diary kept by Charles W. Cookson, Franklin County school superintendent, outlines a week of travel and duties. Entries detail school visits, pupil classifications, letters dictated, interviews with bookmen, conference with fellow superintendents, and community meetings in the library and classrooms.
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Tay Aviation Press
Danae
Columbus
Charles W. Cookson
Franklin County
Atate Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Examiners
Labor dispute ended as mills reopen with wage cut
London reports June 27 that the Lancashire cotton mills resume operations after a wage reduction of 3 shillings and 10 pence per pound. The settlement ends the labor dispute and involves signed concessions by employers.
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Associated Brews
London
Murder in Kentucky farmhouse leaves eleven dead
Five adults and six children perished in Ernest Lawrence’s rural home near Mayfield. Authorities suspect foul play after the fire, with a coroner's inquest returning a verdict. Lawrence and two brothers in law named Otis and Delmar Drew are among the dead. a motive and exact causes remain under investigation.
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Associated Preas
Bauer
Mayfield
Ernest Lawrence
Miley
Otis Drew
Delmar Drew
Lawrence
Otis
Drews
Lawrence House
Railroad wage order extended to 210 roads nationwide
The United States railroad labor board extended its wage reduction order to July 1 covering 210 roads, with no change from the prior average 12 percent cut approved for 104 carriers on June 1.
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Bannry
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Works for One Man Over Half Way
Dan Law Smith of Jefferson Avenue retires February 6 1922 at age 70 after 52 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad. He began in 1869 in Denison Ohio and rose to traveling passenger agent with posts in Urichsville Cleveland Lorain Wheeling Denver Pt Wayne and finally Columbus.
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Columbus
Dan Law Smith
Jefferson Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Smith
Denison, O
Panhandle
Urichsville
Cleveland, Lorain, and
Wheeling
Adams
American Express
Denver
Colo
Pt Wayne
Ind
Compromise Reached on Knox-Porter War End Plan
Washington reports a compromise settlement on the Knox Porter resolution to end the war with Germany and Austria. Republican leaders indicate formal acceptance is expected at tomorrow's conference meeting after Senator Knox of Pennsylvania returns, author of the senate peace resolution.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate
President Harding to preside over budget meeting
President Harding will preside over a Wednesday budget conference with all government officials handling expenditure estimates. Charles G. Dawes, budget director, called the meeting to coordinate government spending and unite the entire government for the first time under the president.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Dawen
Phipps Named to Cabinet Under Governor David
Columbus June 27 William Phipps a Paulding attorney is named director of commerce under the state reorganization plan. He heads a merged department including inspector of buildings state fire marshal superintendent of insurance and securities. Phipps formerly inspector general in 1908 and later auditor general of the Philippines under Taft, credited with saving $4,000,000 annually in Philippine government operations.
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Associated
Banc
Columbus
William 4. Phipps
Paulding
Davin
Sim
Phipps
Public Uly”Ties Commission
State Department
Harris
Pippa
Taft
Philippines
Philppine
Game Eral
Ohio oil prices cut for Central West and Wyoming crude
Findlay June 27 further reduction announced by Ohio oil firms. Central West grades reduced 25 cents per barrel and Wyoming crude cut 15 cents per barrel.
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Presa
Findlay
Central West
Wyoming
Ohio Ohio
Wyoming Rude
Shipping conditions improve across Ohio livestock markets in May
Countywide livestock shipping associations show gains as May reports from F G Ketner of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation detail totals across 21 counties. May shipments rose to 460 loads from 441 in April with weight up to 6 953 dys pounds. receipts reached 541 494 92 dollars, while shrinkage fell to 8 2 percent.
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Associated Press
Columbus
F. G. Ketner
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Madison
Morgan
Morrow
Muskingum
Rove
Solote
Seneca
Shelby
Wood
Clinton
van Wert
Cate Tle
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