Price Paid All Producers Program Set By President
President urges action on price control and cold storage to stabilize living costs. He calls for federal licenses for interstate trade and securities issues to curb speculative selling and ensure fair pricing across commodities. He tells Congress there is no ground for fear but acknowledges serious economic strain.
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Edwin Nevin
Chamber
Capi
Washington
Presi‘ison
Congress
Pike Township Picnic Draws Crowds for Annual Event
Large crowds gathered at the Pike Township picnic on Saturday with attendees arriving by car, train, and bus. Military band music, speeches by speakers including Roscoe McCulloch and Dr. T. G. Meckro, and stories from a veteran of 12 years in the regular army entertained the crowd under shade trees as baskets and lunches were enjoyed.
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Crove
Enan Roscoe
Six Canton Salons Sell Liquor Despite Dry Laws
Six Canton saloons within a five minute walk of the police station are selling alcohol in violation of state law since May 7 1926 and the federal prohibition amendment since July 1 1919. The named locations include Stag Cafe Court Ave and Fourth St NW Eve Cafe Cherry Ave and Third St SI Nist and Carey 418 Tuscarawas St EE Stark Cafe Cherry Ave and Third St SE and the saloon at 231 233 Cherry Ave SE. A uniformed city policeman was seen at 231 233 Cherry Ave SE serving whisky to over ten patrons at 30 cents a drink, underscoring claims that police are not stopping illegal sales in former legalized saloons. The note references a prior Sunday Daily News story and notes continued coverage on page 7.
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Stag Cafe
Court-av
Fourthst
Eve Cafe
Third-st
Nist and
Carey
Tuscarawas-st EE
Stark Cafe
Second-st
Cherryavy SE
C. N. Riblet
The
Daily News
Railroad labor backs nonviolence in nationalization plan
Organ ized railroad labor unions sign a statement saying they do not intend violence or threats to push nationalization under the Plumb plan. They stress wage fairness and reject autocratic capital control while urging Americanization of the rails. A separate accident report notes a 12 year old dies after a truck steering failure pins her beneath the vehicle in Georgetown.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Howeer
America
First Whites Indicted In Chicago Race Riots
Three white men are charged with assault to murder in Chicago race riots, the first whites indicted. overall 55 people face charges from assault to murder, riotings and more. Carpenters in Canton hold special meeting at Tiger hall to discuss trade improvements with music and refreshments. Registration for the primary is on Saturday August 9 at polling places from 5 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 9 pm.
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Chicago
Carpenters of
Canton
Tiger Hall
Marketav
2Nd-St SE
Dring Tuscora Its Satisfying Grocer Ad
Short advertisement urging readers to phone their grocer for Tuscora delivery. The line promotes immediate contact with the grocer for a service or product tied to Tuscora.
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Adv
Safety Director Clears Pyle After Bribe Charge
Safety Director Hamaker dismissed charges against Canton patrolman Robert Pyle who was suspended July 31 for allegedly taking a bribe from Joseph Kadacsky. Hamaker notes Kadacsky testified he gave $15, while Kadacsky and Pyle offered conflicting stories and Kadacsky’s English was limited. The decision includes reinstate Pyle on the force.
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Hamaker
Robert Pyle
Canton
Riblet
Pyle
Joseph Kadacsky
Kadacsky
Karaceky
Kadacaky
County to Ask Ousting of N C T Next Tuesday
County prosecutor Walter Ruff will file ouster proceedings in the Ohio supreme court to strip the N C T traction corporation of rights on a county highway. The county claims the street railway company had no franchise since Feb 22 1917 and cites a 1592 grant as improper.
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Walter 8. Ruff
Ohio Supreme Court
Traction Corporation
Jstreet Railway Company
United States Supreme Court
Ohio State Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Picnic and voting notice at Waynesburg Grove
An advance notice urges a basket picnic at Waynesburg Grove on August 10 and reminds voters to be at polling places with hours from 9 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 5 pm.
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Waynesburg Grove
Rotary clash ends with business men rallying for 9 8 win
In Canton a picnic style baseball game between local businessmen and manufacturers ended with a dramatic ninth inning rally. The business men prevailed 9 to 8 over the manufacturers.
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Canton
Rotary Picnic at Springfield Lake Ends In Rowdy Baseball
Canton Rotarians and about 175 guests gathered at Springfield Lake for a day of picnicking and games. Teams of manufacturers and businessmen played a lively baseball game ending 9 to 8 in favor of the manufacturers with Ned Austin and Dr W R Mouts as batteries. Following, horseshoe contests and bean counting among the women accompanied a prize lineup. Rotarian Alf Geggem spoke on Tulsa water bonds and Canton youth work, then dances and lake rides closed the outing.
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Canton Rotarians
Rotary Club
Springfield Lake
WR. E. Mfouts
Ams
Ned Austin
Howard Kahler
George Wade
Businewmen
Rooters
J. J. Lander
J. V. Pusche
Nolkesome
Ietro Grenes
Sam Nusly
C. W. Ufford
Ed Lehmelding
The
Notarians
Alf Geggem
Tulsa
Okla
Ile
Tulea
Canton
Tulea Rotarians
Canton Rotary Club
Boys’ Department
YY. M.C. A
Starkop Juvenile Court
Tulse
Lake Pavilion
William Epperson
A. KB. Mitzel
Daily News
Notartians
Dr. HK. KB. Pfouts
Bobbie Kahler
BE. J. Landor
Lo V. Nueche
Henry Koemer
Immense stock packers first still on hand probe list
In Columbus and other cities the government storage depot holds vast food stocks while outgoing supplies have not moved. Officials say nearly 1.9 million pounds of bacon and many millions of cans of meat, beans, corn, peas, tomatoes, and sausage remain in storage awaiting action. federal prosecutors will target packers with high price abuses, with trials possible in multiple cities as evidence warrants.
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Columbus
East Columbus
Chicago
Charles Clyne
Washington
Palmer
Clyne
Kaiser's Trial Set to Open in April
London reports the trial of Kaiser Wilhelm II will begin in April in London. An official announcement was made this afternoon confirming the date.
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Kaiser
London
Aue
Lowton
Prominent Features Highlight Sunday Daily News
The Canton Daily News previews next Sunday editions with exclusive features including The Maskin Letter, Frederic J. Haskin letter, David Lawrence insights, Frank C. Simonds analysis, a page on the Prince of Wales marriage question, two financial pages, two sport pages, Prof Donati on photography, a Westerman cartoon, Underwood photos, and a local Keep Step with Canton cartoon.
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Canton and Stark Co
Maskin
Frederic J. Haskin
Daily News
David Lawrence
Dailys News
Frankis Simonds
Mapes
Simonds
Prince OF Wales
Sunday Daily News
Canton
Dona
Donati
Westerman
Underwood
Tom Marshall
Canton Daily News
Labor Demands Guard Removal In Chicago Strike Call
Packing house workers union officials meet with Chief Garrity to press for withdrawal of police and special deputies from the riot zone. They warn 35 000 to 40 000 workers may strike tonight risking full plant closures by Monday if demands are not met. Garrity says removal requires a formal request from packers.
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Chicago
Packing House Employees’ Union
Garrity
Carrity
Snyder Stabbed Believed Dying in Cleveland
Antone Snyder a 67 year old contractor was stabbed by an unidentified man late yesterday. He was found near his home around two o'clock and admitted to a hospital at seven. Police seek the attacker and details of the intervening time.
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Iva Tarleton
Ralph Giodar
Pfifth-St NE
Mary Godar
Velma Godar
Louis Godar
Mia
George Winklepeck
Miss Tarleton
Godar
Iva
Cleveland
Anteon Snyder
Snyder
City probes food dealer arrest amid grand jury draw
A Stark County special grand jury for probing profiteering and unlawful food dealing was drawn Saturday and must meet at 6 a.m. August 6. Prosecutor Walter S. Kuff prepares to summon witnesses, with indictments and arrests likely. Among jurors are farmers, clerks, mechanics and others, including George Spies and Henry Dolly.
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Stark Co
Walter S. Kuff
W. & L. E. men refuse Wilson order in wage dispute
Canton and Brewster shopmen of the W. and L. E. railroad refuse to return to work, opposing President Wilson and their own organization. They demand a national settlement of wage and related issues before resuming duties, with Madill serving as headquarters. The letter from President Wilson was sent to Railroad Administrator Walker D. Hines and then to B. M. Jewell.
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W. & Ll. ER. Tailroad
Canton
Brewster
Williken
Railroad Administration
Madill
Wilson
Walker D. Hines
Rail Administration
B. M. Jewell
Margaret's Chocolate Shop Adv. Special Meeting Notice
An Advy announces a special meeting at Tigerhall Market avy and nd st SK at 17 30 p m August 11 for all carpenters. Speakers and refreshments provided. Also advertises 6 month payment plans and Canton Morris Plan bank interest.
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Carpenters of
Canton
Tigerhall
Market Avy
Nd St SK
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Advy
Ady Pollying times and Canton Paige ad reach readers
Vague notice mentions polling hours on August 9 at a Canton area, with two voting blocks. Also an advertisement for Canton Paige & Glass Co at 324 Tuscaraway at W offering paint and delivery. Includes garbled wording about a grocer deliverer and a phone call.
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Canton Paige & Glass Co
Tuscarawayat W
Ady
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