Fire kills roomer in Sebring home blaze
James Tracey, 42, a QM employee of Timogen China Co, died in a Sebring residence fire at 142 Pennsylvania Ave. The blaze began in the kitchen before dawn, trapping Tracey as Selber Allison escaped. Fire officials say the house burned for some time before discovery. investigators seek Tracey’s relatives.
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Sebring
James Tracey
Edmiploye
Timogen China Co
Selber Allison
Pennsylvania
Waa
Allison
Tracey
Fie
Smoire
Rulna
C. A. Smith
Sebring Department
Stith
President Coolidge Governs With Cabinet Led Policy
Article examines Calvin Coolidge’s leadership style, noting heavy reliance on a small cabinet group for decisions and his disciplined stance on presidential propriety. It highlights frequent private consultations, careful respect for office, and a restrained, studious approach to foreign affairs and domestic governance.
Officers Of Ambulance Company Snapped At Reunion And Picnic
Members of the 145th Ambulance Co held their annual picnic at the K of Camp on Saturday with sports entertainment and reminiscences. The old buddies of World War I gathered though none were lost in the war. four members were reported to have died since the last reunion: Mark Kitto William Sonhauser Adam Kretcher and Clarence Furtinger.
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145Th
Amuulance Co
Mark Kitto
William Sonhauser
Adam Kretcher
Clarence Furtinger
Coolidge Keeps Prefence In Plymouth Visit
President Coolidge maintains formal precedence as he attends the Plymouth 300th anniversary celebration. The vice president worriedly kept in line behind the Massachusetts governor, avoiding any placement that would favor him over the governor. Coolidge appears heavier but healthier, enjoys walking, rests after lunch, and remains a taciturn yet earnest worker connected to old supporters during a summer that rekindles local and national political ties.
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Massachusetts
Harding
Plymouth
United States
Coolidge
Committee
Arrest Two for Packing Auto
Alliance police arrested Paul Patterson and Edwin Flynn on Sunday night in a statewide drive against overloaded two passenger cars. The arrests mark the first in the area since authorities ordered action to curb overloading and reduce auto collision risk.
Funeral services set for Ambassador Edgar Bancroft
Aug 8 Bancroft funeral notice states services for the late Ambassador Edgar Bancroft will be held Thursday morning. The services were moved from Wednesday to Thursday as announced today.
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TORIO
Edgar Bancroft
Pets Parade Draws Near in Canton With Prizes Planned
The Canton Daily News invites all residents to join the Pet Parade at Nimisila Park Wednesday at 1:30 p m. Entries compete for prizes in categories such as best costume best decorated cage and largest and smallest pets with rewards from local banks stores and veterinarians. Participants should escort their pets and keep cages ready with judges announced soon.
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Nat Nimisila Park
Daily News
Goldberg
Ned R. Goldberg
MacKenzie and Jones Co
William R. Zollinger Co
Noaker
Noaker Ice Cream Co
Sanitary
Sanitary Ice Cream Co
E J. Wernet
Cat and Dog Hospital
Orchard NE
5Th St
Dr. Wernet
The
Canton
Haynes Loses Last Vestige of Authority in Prohibition
The Prohibition Commissioner R A Haynes loses his enforcement authority as a new regulation decentralizes power to regional administrators effective Sept 1. General Andrews directs nationwide policy while Haynes remains head in Washington for routine duties and field inspections.
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Washington
Prohibition
R. A. Haynes
Internal Revenue
D. H. Blair
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles 8. Dewey
L. C. Andrews
Haynes
Andrews
Tammany Feels Bossless as Power Struggles Roil New York
In New York City a leadership vacuum at Tammany Hall emerges as no single boss commands. Former strongmen Croker and Murphy left, Gov. Al Smith avoids the helm, Judge Olvany leads in title but not a decisive grip, and open primaries threaten era of unified control.
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Robert T. Small
Wally News
New York
Taelf
Tammany
Fourteenth St
Richard Croker
Charlie Murphy
Murphy
Croker
Big
Boss Murphy
al Smith
Albany
Washington
Tammany Hall
George W. Olvany
Balloits
Hylan
Boas
Pro Hylan
Anti Hylan
Tammanys
Knights of Columbus Picnic Draws About 1000 Attendees
About 1000 people attended the Canton Knights of Columbus annual picnic on the K of C grounds. Knights officers were pictured with Edward Hogan J Hanlon Lawrence Harbert Paul Gnau and others. Children enjoyed games and races as swimming and contests filled the afternoon and evening.
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The
Knights of Columbus
Edward Hogan
J. Hanlon
Lawrence Harbert
Paul Gnau
8. Spilker
C. Bonnel
Joan ModArtie
M. Conley
Joseph Revillot
Frank Criqut
Canton Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Frantz-Royner Co Celebrates Anniversary in Canton
Louis P. Frantz and partner celebrate the Frantz-Royner Co anniversary as a new business in Canton. Located at 721 Tusest, the shop displays electrical fixtures in the old Johnson Sherrick mansion. They offer Westinghouse lamps, Domanco iron, Rotarex, and A B C washers with friendly service.
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L. P. Frantz
Louis P. Frantz
Frantz-Royner Co
Frantz-Royer Co
Canton
Johnson Sherrick
Westinghouse
Domanco Iron
Rotarex
Workman Hurt As Scaffold Falls At House Site
Curtis A. Huth, 36, of 1112 Auburn Pl NW, fell from a scaffold while working on a house and suffered two broken ribs and a cut over the left temple. He was taken to Mercy hospital. L. M. Scherff, 22, of 601 Dueberav, lost the end of his left index finger when a buzz saw at McKinley High School nicked it. he received treatment at Mercy hospital.
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Buzz
McKinley High School
Curtis A. Huth
Auburn Pl
Mercy Hospital
L. M. Scherff
Dueberav
Labor quits third party in next campaign
The American Federation of Labor voted to abandon the La Follette third party effort and return to nonpartisanship in congressional and national elections. It will issue white and black lists of candidates based on labor records, and work to elect or defeat foes regardless of party.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
la Follette
Federation
Executive Council
Labor
Senate
House
Fire damages home near Fulton Road west of North Canton
Fire completely destroyed the summer house and part of the residence of John Marchand near Fulton Road northwest of North Canton. The North Canton fire department responded and saved part of the Marchand home. No damage estimate available at noon.
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North Canton
John Marchand
Fulton Rd
Marchand
Stewart Services for Mrs Elizabeth Stewart
Funeral services were held at Spiker funeral home on Monday at 2 30 p m for Mrs Elizabeth Stewart 88 who died Friday noon at the home of her granddaughter Mrs Roy D Speigle 1908 8rd st NE Burial in Westlawn.
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Spiker Funeral
Elizabeth Stewart
Roy D. Speigle
Burtlal
Westlawn
Lahm on World War Propaganda Plan and Balloon Drops
Frank S. Lahm of Canton described a proposed US propaganda system using a balloon to drop 5000 postal cards behind German lines. Tested near Akron, the device could deploy cards on a timed schedule, aided by favorable winds from France, but the armistice halted its use.
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Frank S. Lahm
Canton
Paris
New York Times
Germany
United States
Jahm
New York
Ohio
Turkeyfoot Lake
Federation Aomautique Internationale
Lahm
Washington
Congress
Akron
Lahm Eaid
Richmond
Ermans
France
Booze case ends with $100 fine for Hurley
C F Hurley arrested Sunday at 1163 McKinley at SW was fined 100 dollars plus costs after conviction in criminal court Monday for violating the Crabbe act. George Abraham, arrested at the same time, was released.
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C. F. Hurley
McKinley
George Abraham
Reckless driving fines set for two drivers
Daniel Aloisto was fined 25 dollars and costs after arrest Sunday on reckless driving. Harry Turner faced a similar charge and was fined 15 dollars and costs in criminal court Monday.
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Daniel Aloisto
Harry Turner
Two Injured In Culvert Crash Near Dover
J. W. Watkins and William Wiss of The Ohio Power were slightly injured when their car struck a culvert at a sharp curve on the north edge of North Industry while en route to work on a high power line near Dover. The vehicle damaged the culvert and car. officials plan widening and banking the curve.
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J. W. Watkins
William Wiss
Ohio Power‘5
North Industry
Dover
Wace
Funeral arrangements for Billboard founder William H. Donaldson
Cincinnati Aug 3 Funeral services for William H. Donaldson 61 founder and president of The Billboard will be held at Fort Thomas Ky Donaldson died in Sarasota Fla Saturday He started as a helper in his father's art store helped build the poster business which evolved into the Donaldson Lithographing Co and through The Billboard rose as a major figure in the theater world.
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Cincinnati
William H. Donaldson
Billboard
Fort Thomas
Donaldson
Sarasota
Fla
Donaldson Lithographing Co
Doughnut Hole Hassle Highlights Factory Standards
A breakfast overheard complaint shows a Canton factory worker frustrated by imperfect holes in doughnuts. He insists on exactness to a thousandth of an inch and urges stricter inspections to avoid losing customers. The narrator likens bank standards to this obsession with precision.
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Ed Bender
Canton
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