On This Date in Dayton's History: Remembering the Gem City One Day At a Time Rebecca Davis As fingers point and tempers

As fingers point and tempers flare

teach you the same body-punishing techniques that are used at the highest levels of Muay Thai competition

in an attempt to change the path he was on

the journey is often long and difficult

On This Date in Dayton's History: Remembering the Gem City One Day At a Time Rebecca Davis As fingers point and tempersOn January 22, 1936, Earl Kiser was buried with a leg he had lost in an accident 31 years before. On April 19, 1861, a water spaniel by the name of Curley went off to fight in the Civil War. On April 26, 1944, with Howard Hughes as the co pilot, Orville Wright took the controls of an airplane one last time. The first Downtown Dayton Days event was held on May 14, 1959. On May 26, 1870, spectators watched as their local baseball team, the Daytons, went