Witness Kitzig Murdered Near Lakeside Country Club
Paul E. Kitzig known as Mooney, key government witness in the Rudner case, was killed Wednesday night on a lonely road west of Lakeside Country Club. His body with head and chest wounds lay by a fence for hours as cars passed. He had recently received death threats and was under federal protection. Investigators say a single shooter lured him to a secluded spot and killed him. Ben and Morris Rudner were questioned but not detained. their movements were explained. The shooting occurred on a narrow road east of Whipple Road, near the Leopolds home, with neighbors noting the car seen in the area.
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Paul E. Kitzig
N Rudner
Lakeside Country Club
Kitzig
Mooney
Two Angels
Ben Rudner
Ben
Morris Rudner
Sheriff’s Office
Rudner
Federal
Secret Service
Cuyahoga Co
Augusta M. Kitzig
Kirk
Whipplerd
August Leopold
Leopold
Ruth
Red Tape Scrapped as Aid Expanded for Veterans
Washington officials announce streamlined decisions on disability and compensation claims for veterans. Colonel Charles R. Forbes orders quicker actions and a new hospital inspection system. The plan aims to extend permanent hospital care for disabled service members and avoid future veteran housing crises by coordinating care across agencies.
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Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Veteran's Bureau
Fen Chiefs
Coloniel
Forbes
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Buty
Rand
Weather notes and local sales advertise at a glance
Showers and cooler conditions expected Friday with a weekend ice cream festival planned Saturday. Parish lawn venue at Ma rd Supertoray hosts ads for low priced goods including men’s shoes and traveling bags. Ex service members event slated for August 14 at East Sparta garage, and local funeral notice for I Kinney. Leather shop offers bags and suitcases with prices from $1 to $10 plus.
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Paul's Parish Lawn
Ma- Mag-rd
J. Shoe Shop
Third-st Sk
East Sparta
Scort
I. Kinney
E. Kin
Ady
FINE MAN $1,000 ON RUM CHARGE
Judge J A Bowman in police court fines Charles Sontag $1000 for violating liquor laws the limit under the Crabbe Act after arrest for carrying liquor across Cherry Ave SE 17 half gallon jugs found. Other rulings include F A Swineford guilty of assault and battery fined $5, Wallace Coleman sentenced 30 days workhouse for suspicion, Charles Frank to be heard Aug 12 for speeding. Six drunks and two traffic violators paid fines. Notices: lease advisories and local club meeting details follow.
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J. A. Bowman
Charles Sontag
Suntag
Cherryst SE
F. A. Swineford
A. L. Redmond
Wallace Coleman
Coleman
Charles Frank
W. L. Goffle
Mary Coperham
Annie Brinka
Frank Weber
Senastus Lesella
Cleveland
Drops Gun on Floor Injures Little Girl in Marion
In Marion on August 11 Helen Detrick six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Detrick dropped a .45 caliber revolver from a pillow slip while making her father’s bed. The gun discharged entering her right hip and lung and lodging in the ceiling. Doctors say she will recover.
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Marion
Helen
Frank Detrick
Better Tone Rising in Business World Signals Recovery
The United Press reports a improving business mood across the nation with crop outlook favorable and railroads showing increased earnings. Rediscount rates lower, prices stabilizing, and merchants depleting surplus stocks prompt larger future purchases as industry gradual recovery advances.
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William Fellowes Morgan
Merchants’ Association of New York
Excursion to Tiffin Ohio and collar ads
Continued on Page 9 Col 1. J D U A M and D of A announce an Aug 14 excursion to Tiffin Ohio with a 7 a.m. departure from Pennsylvania station and 6 p.m. return. fare 3.24 with children half price. Also Arrow Collars ads and a special Lathrop Lodge communication Thursday Aug 11 at 6 p.m with F C Degree. W M L Harter and Sec Geo Mast.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Pennsylvania Station
Lathrop Lodge
LL. D
L. M. Harter
W. M
Geo. Mast
Advy
Public clam bake and daily fish fries advertised
A weekly Sunday clam bake begins August 14 at Meyers Lake with all you can eat for $1.60 and a 2 p.m. pit opening. Directions include Twelfth Street Extension or Meyers Lake car to 13th Street, walk west. signs mark the spot. Daily fish fries offer all you can eat for 50c. Also advertised are fancy silk rain parasols and umbrellas at discounted prices from Arthur’s Leather Shop, 204 Market Ave N.
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Meyers Lake
Hull Brothers Sterling
Arthur’s Leather Shop
Governor orders deep probe of farm freight rates
Ohio Governor Davis announced a state utilities commission inquiry into railroad freight rates for agricultural shipments including seeds, fertilizers, implements, and other farm commodities. He urged experts from the Ohio farm bureau federation and Ohio Grange to present the agricultural case, linking high rates to higher consumer prices and urging prompt reductions.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Davis
Agriculture
Tabor
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
The
Ohio Grange
Utilities Commission
Legion Band Concert Opens Open Air Series at McKinley
The American Legion band played its third open air concert Wednesday on the McKinley high school steps. The varied program drew a large crowd and featured 435 musicians. Aimed at summer concerts, the band plans its fourth open air program next week with time and place to be announced.
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American Legion
McKinley High School
Alliance Man Hurt In Austrian Annex Fall
James A. Stevens of 522 North Webb Alliance suffered a fractured right arm while working as a brakeman for the Pennsylvania Co. He was brought to the hospital Wednesday at 10 p.m. after a fall at work. Also notes on fall fashions and local ads for purses, bags, undertaker services, ambulance, eyewear, auto supply, and a tea room.
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James A. Stevens
North Webb St. Alliance
Austrian Annex
Pennsylvania Co
Pennsylvanian Rail Granted 15 Days Grace
The Pennsylvania railway, at its request, received 15 days grace to comply with a labor board order to hold a conference with employees to elect a committee for new working agreements. Samuel Rhea, the railroad president, wired for extension and the board granted it. A strike by 35,000 shop kraft workers appears averted for now. Hearings continue on protests by employees of over seventy roads against reinstating the piece work system in railway shops.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railway
U. S. Railway Labor Board
Samuel Rhea
Labor Board
Boy Killed Jumping on Train Near Union Station
Dayton tolls a grim note as 13 year old Robert Haskett was killed instantly when he fell under moving train wheels while jumping on near Union station yesterday. His head was severed in the fatal accident that shocked bystanders and officials.
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Dayton
Union Station
Robert Haskett
Spanish Premier Desalazar Announces Immediate Resignation
Paris dispatch reports Spanish Premier Allen Desalazar will resign immediately after a conference with King Alfonso. The Madrid bulletin states the ministry will step down at once following the talks.
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Paris
Allendesalazar
Spain
Alfonso
Madrid
Senate bill proposes five million relief for famine Russia
Washington Aug 11 A Senate bill from Senator King Utah would appropriate 5 000 000 dollars for relief to famine stricken Russians to be used by the president.
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Washington
Senate
King
Utah
Carpenters Accept 10 Cent Wage Cut in Columbus
Union carpenters in Columbus approve a wage reduction of 10 cents per hour to 80 cents from 90 cents starting August 15. The decision comes as workers adjust pay amid local cost pressures. Fisher Auto Supply Co. advertises auto parts at 229 Cleveland Ave NW and Walnut and Second streets NE.
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State Highway Commission
Fisher Auto Supply Co
Cleveland
Walnutar and
Secondst
Columbus
Walnut-ar
Secondat
Klein & Heffleman Co Adyv Served at H Tea Room
For men and women served from H tea room on the third floor. The Klein and Heffleman Co located at Market avenue North and Fifth street.
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Klein & Heftelman Co
N. Market
Klein & Heffleman Co
Congress May Drop Rail Aid For Present
Washington Aug 11 The Interstate Commerce Committee will decide tomorrow whether to proceed with the railroad relief bill or abandon it for the present The administration’s railroad relief plan may be dropped until the December session of Congress by the committee in a decision reached today
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Washington
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
United States to send invites for disarmament conference
Washington August 11 dispatches confirm formal invitations will be sent to Britain France Japan Italy and China to participate in the November 11 disarmament and far eastern policy discussions in Washington. President Harding will not attend. Hughes to chair the American delegation with plans favoring a six member congressman senator army navy and prominent party representatives and possibly a woman.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Japan
Italy
China
Hughes
Harding
American Commission
America
Congress
Army
Navy
Commission
General Pershing
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Harding Outlines His Peace Plan
President Harding informs Senate about ongoing peace talks with Germany. He spoke with Senator Borah Idaho who expects no peace proclamation until a treaty is signed.
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Harding
Washington
Senate
Germany
Borah
Idaho
White House
Canton Merchants Combine To Double Stock Capital
Announcement of a merger between The Klein & Heffelman Co. and David Zollars & Sons Co. doubles capital to fund intensified merchandising and department expansion. Zollars stock moves to Klein & Heffelman in the Case building on Market av N. Lewis R. Zollars and David Zollars join management and the merged firm operates under Klein & Heffelman Co. with ongoing customer and staff integration. Territory details include planned new basement bargains and relocation to the Case building. The combined business aims for greater efficiency and passing savings to customers and stockholders.
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Canton
Klein & Heffelman Co
David Zollars & Sons Co
Zollars
Case Building
Market
David Zellargo& Son
Lrivid Zollars & Son
Starkey
David Zollara & Son
Maretav North
Fourth St
Case
Marketav N
Firthet
David Zollara
Son
Lewis RK. Zollars
Davel Zollars
Zollara
Ohio Hunters Promised A Great Season For Game
Ohio state fish and game warden A Thaxter reports squirrels have surged, rabbits will abound, and migratory waterfowl and pheasants have risen under protection laws. Deer stocking may commence soon, but public access to preserves remains restricted. The note ends with Adv for Inter Builders' Supply Co. Canton area.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thaxter
Baxter
Inter Builders’ Supply Co
McKintey
Bell
Canton Weed & Milling Co
Builders’ Supply Department
Richiman's Clothes Open Friday and Saturday
Richiman's Cloths ad states Open Friday and Saturday all day and evening at Room 4 407 Tusc FE. All items priced at 22.50. All wool overcoats suits trousers available.
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Richiman
Ady
Slain Priest Body Found In Mountain Cave Near Salada Beach
In San Francisco on August 11 authorities announced the murder of Father Heslin, a missing Colma priest. Six men found his crumbled body buried in a small cave on Salada Beach, identified by clerical garb and a host within a velvet case. A gunshot wound to the heart indicated murder, with cartridges nearby. The search followed hints from Dolly Mason after a drunken foreigner warned of danger.
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San Francisco
Patrick Heslin
Colma
California
Salada Beach
Father Heslin
Ife
Christ
Father Healin
Hia
William Hightower
O'Brien
Landini
Hightower
Dolly Mason
Salt Lake City
Portland
Oregon
Frederick Boyle Optical Co. Delivery Address Update
Frederick Boyle Optical Co announces prompt delivery by insuring mat to P. O. Box 87 Ady, with Ruchler Bros at 221 Second Street NW. Fresh fish and tall milk products offered for Friday, per local notices.
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Ruchler Bros
Second-st NW
Aldo
Ady
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Woney
Boy
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Veterans Aid
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Treets
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Canton Paint & Glass Co
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Harold D. Jacobs
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Legion Band
Alliance
Arthur's Leather Shop
Marketavy
Charles Paquelet
Undertaker
Clevelanday
Penny
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Europe
William Jennings Bryan
Elihu Root
Root
Union Builders’ Supply Co
McKinley Av
Canton Feed & Milling Co
Walter H. Deuble
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