Serbian worker slain after drinking party in Canton yard
Peter Sejatovich, 86, a Serbian resident, is charged with the Canton murder of Mike Dobrimich, a Serbian workman, in his Wooster Ave NE yard after a drinking party. Sejatovich admits involvement in the drinking and a fight over a woman but denies firing the revolver. coroner cites abdominal artery severing as cause. Deputies arrested him near the scene after a tip. investigation ongoing.
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Mike Dobrimich
Woosterav NE
Bobrimich
Canton
T. C. Meuate
Peter Sejatovich
Lowrer
Winfeldway NE
Punty
Heriffs Kirk
Daily
McCamnan
Geta Tip Sejatovich
Tip
Sejatoich
Dobrimich
Ejatovich
Jatovich
Biffle
Divorce, alimony battle and restraining order in filings
A paymaster links his salary issues to a restraining order delaying alimony hearings. Christena Grey seeks a divorce from a Starkville area spouse. Other filings include divorce suits by Lawrence and Louise Bennett, Frank Fetters, Loretta Brady, Goldie Voges against William Voges, and Susan Cedar’s divorce from George Cedar on absence grounds.
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Alvin R. Grey
Anton Stamping & Enameling Co
Christena Grey
Starkav
Seeman & Eeman
Lawrence Bennett
Fifteenthft NE
Louise Bennett
Clark & Clark
Mary Fetters
Alliance
Frank Fetters
Diehl & Brown
Loretta Brady
Fred W
Brady
Curtis M. Shetler
Goldie V. Voges
William ¢. Voges
Susan Cedar
George L. Cedar
Weather and local notices mix in faded page fragment
Weather outlook for Ohio shows showers tonight and Saturday with colder air in the west. Local notices include ads for a film at The Strand, rug sale prices, a Knights of St. John meeting to pay respects to Brother Prenderville, and a used player piano for sale.
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Ohio
Knights of St. John Commandery
Brother Prenderville
William Ziegler Jr Elected President of Royal Baking Powder
Willis L. Garey resigns as president of Royal Baking Powder Co. in New York. William Ziegler Jr. is unanimously elected to the presidency by the board, as a large stockholder with an active interest in the firm.
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New York
Willis L. Garey
Royal Baking Powder Company
William Ziegler, Jr
Mr. Ziegler, Jr
Inquest Opens Tomorrow In Death Of Army Officer
Oklahoma City prepares for an inquest into the death of Lt. Col. Paul Ward Beck. The investigation involves Army, state, and prohibition forces and centers on Jean P Day whom Lawton residents defend as dishonor to the uniform, while Major Paddock vows Beck's name will be cleared.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Jean P. Day
Lawton
Paul Ward Beck
Army
Beck
Supreme Court
Day
L. G. Lamphen
Military Court
Vernon L. Burge
Roger McCullough
R. B. Paddock
J. J. Pershing
John W. Beck
Kenneth Walker
Post Field
Major Paddock
Judge Day
Forest L. Hughes
Hughes
Short
Oklahoma
Arrest of Gen Semenoff Purely Civil Action
Washington April 7 The arrest of General Gregorie Semenoff a noted Cossack leader in Siberia in New York at the instance of an American exporting firm is purely a civil action with no involvement by the United States government officials say There is no political significance attached to the case It concerns seizure of goods in Russia belonging to the American firm.
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Washington
Gregorie Semenoff
Siberia
New York
United States
State Department
Bemenoff
Russia
Chaos in Ireland Seen in Dublin Besieged Leader
A Dublin despatch says Michael Collins is helpless with little support and besieged in Dublin as a republic is expected to be proclaimed soon. Meanwhile Fer managh and Beleek district armed factions clash and Ulster defenses tighten amid fear of a government reversal. Republicans raid Dublin customs for whiskey valued around 200000 dollars.
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London
Ireland
Dublin
Morning Post
Michael Collins
Fermanaghee
Ulster
Inniskilen
Beleoo
Canton Jewish Relief Fund Receives New Pledges
The Canton drive reports an extra $1,000 added to the Jewish Relief fund with more pledges to come. Stark County targets $35,000 as part of a national drive of $4,000,000 for war struck Europe Jews. Local secretary Lillian Goodman notes about 18,000 collected from just over 100 subscribers.
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Canton
Carl N. Herman
McKinley Av
Stark Co
Europe
Lillian Goodman
Wooster
Orrville
Alliance
Massillon
Ruth Herman
May Name Committee to Settle War Claims
Washington April 7 Establishment of a mixed claims committee to settle the damage claims of both German and American citizens arising out of the war will rest upon a treaty with Germany. Negotiations have been under way for some weeks.
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Washington
Germany
State Department
Local Newsprint Classified Hit Parade and Auto Show Bits
A collage of ads notes music parlors offering new hits at special 69c with 3rd floor Klein Hef fleman Zollars Co ad. Printed linoleum patterns offered at 84c per square yard at Kenny's 4th floor. Leonard Agency booth promotes How Many Millions at the Auto show.
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Klein-Heffleman-Zollars Co
Kenny
Leonard Agency Booth
Klein-Herfleman-Zollars Co
Canton Daily News Auto Show Draws Record Crowds
Crowds grow daily at Canton Daily News Auto Show as attendance and sales exceed expectations. Visitors, including many repeat attendees, name the event the prettiest auto show seen, with Indian motorcycles and a Franklin chassis drawing interest at the Canton Motor Car company building. The show ends Saturday night with no exhibits removed until closing.
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Canton Daily News
Cleveland
United States
Canton Motor Car Company
Daily News
Leo ©. Nieschwitz
Mr. Nieschwitz
Daytonia Beach
Fla. Franklin
Night of quarrels ends in fatal shooting in St Louis home
George L. Richie, 53, was shot at his residence after a night of family quarrels. He is in dangerous condition at City hospital, claiming he shot himself. His daughter Maude, 18, is in police custody after saying she accidentally fired while intervening in a dispute with her mother. She sobbed that she only wanted to scare him.
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New York
Joseph Donald Grafton
Pittsburgh
Pergy Davis
Grafton
Ellen Curley McIntyre
Youngstown
Ohio
Polly Lorayne
Louis
George L. Richie
City Hospital
Maude
Police Matron Granted Writ In Common Pleas Court
An alternative writ was issued in common pleas court Friday ordering city officials to reinstate Mrs. Catherine Morgan as police matron by April 14 or show cause for not doing so.
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Common Pleas Court
Catherine Morgan
Abram Tidball 74 Dies. Oldest Ohio Funeral Director
Abram Tidball 74 longtime funeral director in Ohio died today in Shreve. He was Civil War veteran and widely regarded as the oldest undertaker in the United States. Local ads promote groceries and fabrics from several shops, with Easter week openings and sale items.
Russians Spoil Honeymoons at Genoa Hotel
Soviet delegates to the International Economic Conference disrupt privacy at the Hotel Imperial Santa Margherita in Genoa. Detectives patrol corridors and palm garden as couples abandon rooms. Italy bans new guests while Russians quarter there. George Tchiteherin leads the delegation. secretary Michael Erich complains about guards.
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Genoa
Thiamin
Imperial Santa Mareherita
George Tchiteherin
Moscow
Michael Erich
Sermon Attacks Society Women Over Lap Dogs and Marriage
New York April 7 Rev Dr J Frank Norris the Texas Tornado decried society women who favor lap dogs over children and urged national marriage laws to curb divorce. He blamed easy marriages and modern temptations for domestic strife, urging preservation of the family and warning against the decline of marriage’s sanctity.
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New York
J. Frank Norris
Calvary Baptist Church
Dr. Norris
Stone Freed in Killing Trial Vows Service to Humanity
Oliva M. P. Stone, acquitted of the killing of Fllis Guy Kinkead, declares she will devote her life to nursing and plans to return to Cincinnati General Hospital. She kissed her attorney and friends as the Queens County Supreme Court cleared her name amid cheering crowds.
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New York
Fllis Guy Kinkead
Cincinnati
Oliva M. P. Stone
Graduate Nurse Association
Miss Stone
Cncinnati General Hospital
Queens Co Supreme Court
Edward J. Reilly
Justices Aspinall
New Hope Seen for Wage Conference Amid Coal Talks
Chairman Nolan hopes to renew efforts to bring operators and striking miners to a general wage conference after Attorney General Daugherty assures no prosecutions for such meetings. The letter to Congressman Bland outlines past indictments and possible government actions, while Alabama miners return to work as Garnsey Coal reaches normal operations ahead of Easter events and local notices.
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Washington
Daugherty
Hours Labor Committee
Paugherty
Nolan
Feneral
Bland
Indiana
House Labor Committee
Department of Justice
InYilaya
United States
Department
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Daffodil
Raebel & Son
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Canton Bridge Co
Apy
Gordon
Tetherman Supply Co
Quality Flowers
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Leadelad
General Eee Quick Repair Co
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Arthur's
Canton City Horseshoe League
Sehhwitsgable Bros. Plumbing Shop
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Birmingham
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Garnsey Coal Comepany
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Alabama Mining Institute
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