Russia and U S relations and trade with Bolshevik Russia
The article discusses American policy toward Bolshevik Russia, noting that the United States remains firm on private property and trade barriers while seeking to aid Russians. It mentions prisoner releases, the impact of Bolshevism, and hopes for improved relations, with emphasis on humanitarian aid and the potential for reconciliation through food and clothing. It also briefly notes Italy’s Prime Minister Signor Nitti's smoking habit, Mrs Hoagland's suit against her husband, and Shanghai’s planned wireless station.
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Russia
Ohas
United States
Harding Urges One Nation Under One Flag in New Estate Order
In Artland and Plymouth Rock ties, President Harding spoke of unity under the American flag and a governmental order to restore industrial activity. He emphasized one American purpose and pledged faith in liberty as a pillar for a better world, addressing the Pilgrim milestone alongside disarmament ideals.
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Artland
America
Harding
Shad
Eptions
Fea
Plymouthmouth
Maxs
Harding May
Atlantic
Coolidge
Hatfield Death Sparks Feud in Mingo County Reprise
Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers lie in pine coffins as crowds gather in Mingo County to mourn and vow retaliation against mine owners and detectives. The funeral procession signals a renewed feud after a three day battle amid ongoing tension in the hills.
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Welch
Sid
Ed Chambers
Mingoco
Reece Chambers
Kentucky
West Virginia
Thasrowd
Hatfield
Devil Anse" Hatfield
Feud Day Fame
Mingo-co
Kentucky Women in Limousine Crash in New Jersey
Two Louisville society women died when a limousine skidded on a curve along the Lincoln highway near Franklin Park and Ten Mile Run. Infant Della Mooney died at Middlesex hospital, Mrs. Edward Pierson died there, while Pierson and W. G. Stiglitz survived with minor injuries. The party had been touring New England.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Louisville
Lincoln Highway
Franklin Park
Ten Mile Run
Della FE. Mooney
Edward Pierson
Middlesex Hospital
Pierson
W. G. Stiglitz
New England States
Akron Man Nips Swindle in Bud
Arasteva Polos of Milwaukee is under arrest in Akron on a charge of trying to swindle George Karatasas out of 5000 with a nickle plated box said to counterfeit money. Karatasas, with two detectives, confronted Polos when he arrived at the station yesterday.
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Milwaukee
George Karatasas
Polos
Secret Service
Karatasas
Tramp Frustrates Plan to Dynamite Ford Blast Furnaces
A frightened tramp overheard three men plotting to blow Ford's River Rouge blast furnaces in Petroit. Seven sticks of dynamite, totaling 15 pounds, were abandoned as the plotters fled. The tramp led police to the scene near Springwell station, but the attackers vanished, leaving the explosives behind.
Alliance Publishing Co Incorporation Details
Alliance Publishing Co incorporated with $20,000 capital. Founders include J. H. McComb J. R. Bowles F. A. Collins J. Fitzgerald W. J. Robinson and D. D. Davia. Location listed as Alliance. Filing lists officers and initial stake distribution.
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the Alliance Publishing Co
Alliance
J. H. McComb
J. R. Bowles
F. A. Collins
J. Fitzgerald
W. J. Robinson
D. D. Davia
Caruso Sings in Canton Major Event of Season
Enrico Caruso gave his only Canton appearance on Friday May 16 1919 at the Auditorium under the YMCA musical course. He arrived with Nina Morgana and Flings Breeskiy and occupied 11 rooms at the McKinley hotel. The visit drew unusual attention as Canton was the smallest city he had sung in.
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Enrico Caruso
Canton
Ape
Caruso
Nina Morgana
Flings Breeskiy
New York
McKinley Hotel
Dorothy Park Benjamin
Chicago- New York Limited
Congress Resents Mellon's Tax Plan in Washington
U S secretary of the treasury Mellon proposes new levies to replace revenue from the excess profits levy. The plan includes a 10 dollar federal license tax on automobiles a two cent stamp on bank checks and a three cent postage. Republicans warn of political danger while Democrats say the move shifts taxes from the rich to the masses through direct levies.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Britain Prepares For Peace Parley
London officials said an Irish peace parley was unlikely within a fortnight even if Sinn Fein answered the peace offer. The Interallied Supreme Council meets next Monday, while Britain continues preparations and awaits any word from Eamon de Valera.
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London
Sinn Fein
Supreme Council
Eamonn de Valera
Cantonian Attends Ohio Rate Hearing
James G. Barbour of the Columbus transportation committee attends a Public Utilities Commission hearing on present freight rates. First to be investigated are crushed stone sand gravel brick and other road building materials. Ohio interstate rates reportedly exceed those in other states by at least 20 percent. The hearing began Tuesday.
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James G. Barbour
Transportation Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Michigan Central Wreck At Inkster Sparks Arrests
Two men are under arrest after the 12:45 westbound Michigan Central derailed at Inkster. Fish plates removed and rails tampered suggest a malicious wreck attempt. Three injured include engineer and fireman. one passenger Andrew Baumstark of Atlanta badly burned. About 100 passengers jolted from berths as the engine toppled. An eastbound train barely avoided collision.
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Detroit
Michigan Central
Inkster
The
Andrew FE
Baumstark
Atlanta
Chicago
Robert Block
Jackson
Mich
Andrew J. Baumstark
Ponce de Leon
Howard Daly
Masonst
Jackson, Mich
Desperate Deportation Train Joins Undesirables
Mrs Frances Rosner, held for murder in her husband’s death, is moved from a county jail to Cleveland to board a special train carrying deported aliens and guards bound for Central Europe and New York.
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Frances Rosner
Central
Europe
Cleveland
New York
Bosner
Foreigners To Get Citizenship On August 12
Aliens who served in the United States army during the war may become naturalized citizens on August 12 when an examiner will be present to receive applications and issue citizenship papers. Ex-service men must file discharge papers and bring two witnesses who know them personally.
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United States
Cain
Famine Threat in Russia Warns Kerensky in Paris Interview
Alexander Kerensky warned in Paris that fifty million Russians face famine and disease without immediate aid. He said a minimum of 11 million tons of wheat is needed to save Russia and described a deadly famine march across the steppes. Kerensky lauded Hoover and Hughen for relief efforts.
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Paris
Prussia
Alexander Kerensky
United Press
Kerensky
China
India
Russia
Prague
Bolsheviks
Moscow
Russian Steppes
Woman 65 Dies at Mother's Funeral
Milford Aug 2 Mrs Sarah Shoe 65 collapsed and died yesterday during funeral services for her mother Mrs Jane Merce 85 in Modest near here Heart failure attributed to grief. Canton Stone Co ad notes front window Vike aluminum ware sales 15 to 25 percent reductions Royal Bread Coffee ad promotes local products Nome Circle Meyers lake invites Wednesday Aug 8.
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Meyers Lake
Canton Tidwe Co
Viko
Protective Home Circle
Milford
Sarah Shoe
Jane Merce
Modest
Here
Canton Stone Co
Royal Bread
Nome Circle
Stark County Moves to Oust N O T Co from Canton Massillon Road
Stark County Ohio commissioners adopt ouster resolution against Northern Ohio Traction & Ticit Co for franchise violations. The measure orders removal of tracks poles and wires for failing to pay 25 000 due July 1 1921 and to begin double tracking by 1920. Blinn called from Akron to seek terms but offered no new proposal.
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Canton-Massillourd
Booth
Jackman
Firestone
A. C. Blinn
N.O.T
Akron
Blinn
N. O
Board of Commissioners
Stark County
Ohio
Northern Ohio Traction & Ticit Co
Canton-Massillon
Tie
Four alleged auto thieves held in Canton case
B F Copeland and three others faced charges after a Sunday arrest sweep. Copeland denied stealing a Canton owned car that he admitted possessing as his brother faced capture at the City National Bank. Bond set at 10000. Other defendants received fines for liquor possession speeding and traffic violations.
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B. F. Copeland
F. F P. Berrick
Canton
James Kinnison
Pollen-Court
Copeland
Frank Copeland
City National Bank
Ile
Mond
Alex Mintou
Waa
Eye Ear Nose Infections Linked to Dry Summer Heat
Cincinnati specialists report an epidemic of eye ear and nose infections among swimmers in Cincinnati and nearby areas. Impure river and bathing pool water from the hot dry summer is blamed for the outbreaks.
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Cincinnati
Robbers drive off after hold up at Ninth Street confectionery
George Mott resisted a nighttime hold up at his Ninth Street NE confectionery, taking gunfire to the right arm as three men tried to force entry. A second assault left his wife slightly hurt and the trio fled, leaving a black slouch hat behind. detectives Pornt Pence and Wogley pursue leads against Spaniards.
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Mott
Wenlder
Pence
Wogley
Mt! Almason
18Th St
Almason
Goldie Wisea
Walter WH
Cleveland Slayer Prisoner Death By Own Action
Antona Streinas, jailed on a shooting charge in Cleveland, Ohio, hanged himself using wire from his cot in a county jail cell. He is the second inmate to die by suicide there since January 2. The notice references a prison death and includes unrelated local advertisements.
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Antona Streinas
Strelney
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