Justice Day Named U S Umpire for German War Claims
Associate Justice W R Day of the Supreme Court, a Cantonian, was named by President Harding as umpire to settle war claims against Germany under a Berlin agreement. Day’s career included roles as attorney, diplomat, and state secretary, notably shaping U S relations with Spain and negotiating the Paris treaty. He spends summers at Mackinac and is brother to Judge Robert Day.
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W. R. Day
United States Supreme Court
Harding
Germany
Berlin
Justice Day
McKinley
Spain
France
Great Britain
Paris
United States
Philippines
U. S. Court of Appeals
Mackinac
Mich
Robert H. Day
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Washington
Harold McCormick Weds Opera Singer in Paris
Harold McCormick of Chicago marries Mme. Ganna Walska in Paris as the mayor of the Sixteenth Arrondissement officiates. McCormick is father to 17 year old Mathilde, now in Switzerland to meet her riding-master uncle, while his ex wife Edith Rockefeller McCormick and Walska have both been divorced. Witnesses include Dudley Field Malone and Charles F. Bertelli.
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Mr. McCormick
Mathilde McCormick
Paris
Switzerland
Max Oser
McCormick
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Madame Walska
Alexander Cochran
United States
Sixteenth
Dudley Field Malone
Charles F. Bertelli
Ohio Weather Forecast and Local Grocery Ad
Forecast calls for fair weather in Ohio with moderate conditions tonight and Saturday. An ad promotes live poultry and strictly fresh eggs at Max Cooper's Grocery and Meat Market 502 Mahoning rd NE, offering 4 dozen eggs for one dollar and other grocery specials.
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Ohio
Max Cooper's
Mahoning Rd
Radio Enthusiasts Praise WWB Program With Four Quartet
Radio listeners hail a WWB broadcast featuring the McKinley City Four quartet and pianist Jack Denning. The program highlighted solo work by Thomas Jones and Lester Greene, with strong ensemble singing and radio-friendly piano solos. A mic adjustment aided transmission. next WWB broadcast is Sunday at 10 30 from First Christian church with Rev P H Welshimer.
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WWRB
Daily News
McKinley City Four
Jack Denning
Thomas Jones
Lester Greene
Denning
Anna
Indiana
Greene
Radio Department
Jones
Willar Goudy
Joseph A. DuBar
Radio services to be heard by North Industry church
North Industry Christian Church will listen to a Canton First Christian Church radio service at 10 30 Sunday with Rev P H Welshimer preaching The test broadcast uses WWBI Canton and a loud speaker setup will be installed by Radio Electrical and Supply Co locally testimonies indicate a large turnout is expected for this novel service
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North Industry Christian
WWB8
First Christian Church of
Canton
P H. Welshimer
North Industry
Radio Electrical and Supply Co
Clevelanday
Priority Orders Have Preference in Coal Allocations
Washington dispatch reports the department of justice holds that priority orders for coal under classification No. 1 by the Interstate Commerce Commission take precedence over operators’ on-hand orders. Classification No. 1 covers coal for special purposes designated by the commission or its agents.
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Washington
Department of Justce
Spencer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Two Men Shot in Free For All at Englemeyer Inn
Two Akron men were shot in a free for all at Englemeyer Inn near Springfield Lake at 8 30 Friday. H J Wagner and Harry Christman from Akron were wounded. Wagner in the back and Christman in the scalp. Witnesses say an argument over orchestra length sparked the shooting and a rush for the door followed. Three inn employees were arrested on suspicion and held. Wagner was taken to Aultman hospital under guard.
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Englemeyer Inn
Springfield Lake
H. J. Wagner
Linderwoodav
Akron
Aultman Hospital Annex
Harry Christman
Homer Slanker
Collinwooday
Harry Thompson
Lincolnay
East Liverpool
Marie Williams
Uniontown
Summit-co
Jules Lendenberg
John Buci
Vito Donetto
Englemeyer
Joe Genari
Joe Marchetto
Summit and
Stark Co
Williams
Wagner
Christman
Thompson
Slanker
Canton
Irregulars Blast Cork and Queenstown Destroy Public Buildings
Free state troops claim Cork and Queenstown in southwestern Ireland, easing control from republicans. Fires linger from dynamite blasts as Daly leads offensive in Kerry. damage estimated near 15 million dollars with refugees fleeing. Eamonn De Valera reportedly active with irregulars. widespread wrecking of cables cripples US and European links.
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Dublin
Free State
Cork
Clonmel
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Erskin Childer
Limerick
Cork City
General Daly
Free State Army
County
Kerry
Free Staters
Waterville
Valencia
United States
Belfast
Queenstown
Heath
Merchants Discuss Exposition Plans
Canton Merchants' association fall exposition committee met to review plans for an exposition at the start of the fall season. A Monday meeting will set the date and outline further arrangements. The committee includes Charles Zollinger as chairman and members Walter Hannon David Zollars William Texter Jack Sell James Klein Harry Mann Milton Lefkovits M. M. Sachs Marvin Homer and J. C. Waters.
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Canton Merchants’ Association
Charles Zollinger
Walter Hannon
David Zollars
William Texter
Jack Sell
James Klein
Harry Mann
Milton Lefkovits
M. M. Sachs
Marvin Homer
J. C. Waters
Peter Madara aged 97 Mexican War veteran dies in Reading
Peter Madara, 97, the last surviving Pennsylvania veteran of the Mexican War and the oldest Odd Fellow in the United States, died after a short illness in Reading. An old advertisement follows offering home delivered groceries and a Chestnut Street event notes a Boy Scout Troop No. 1 festival at Crystal Park M. B. church on Saturday August 12.
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Reading
Peter Madara
Pennsylvania
United States
Boy Scout
Crystal Park
M. B
Ady
Tug Turns Turtle Four Men Drown
Four crewmen of seven aboard the tug Clarence Rowland drowned when the tug capsized at the Staten Island ship yards dock at Bodine Street Port Richmond. The captain and two crewmen were rescued as they attempted to swim to shore after a tow line snagged the bow and the vessel sank within a minute.
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New York
Tle
Clarence Rowland
Staten Island Ship Yards
Rbodinest
Port Richmond
Marine Division
New wage scale for miners drawn up today in Cleveland
In Cleveland and at the Hollen den hotel a 1920 wage scale with check-off is agreed upon by miners and operators through a joint sub scale committee. The plan aims to end the 19 week coal strike and reopen mines with an executive session to set a basis for an April 1 1923 effective date and possible fact finding by a mixed arbitral body.
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Cuveland
Ohico
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
International Union of Mine Workers
Hollenden Hotel
Labor Leaders Forecast Union Split Over Strike Policy
Washington and New York dispatches describe unions debating policy amid the shopmen strike. Leaders expect the strikers to reject the president’s plan to return to work, while other unions plan sympathetic action limited to selective or voluntary strikes. President Harding to seek Congress for powers as talks continue.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Standard Railroad
Railway Labor Board
New York
Congress
Two Men Injured in Canton Massillon Auto Crash
Harold W Beans nineteen of Canton is hospitalized with spine injuries after a crash on Canton Massillon road Raffoid intersection. Lieutenant Roger R Bottoms of the navy was cut above the eye and slightly injured when Beans swerved into his car. Beans car overturned pinning him beneath it.
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Canton- Massillon-rd
Raffoid
Harold W. Beana
Beans
Dueberay
Aultman Hospital
Roger R. Bottoms
U. S. Navy
Massillon
Beans Spring Co
Canton
Bottoms
Bottom
Young Beans
Order 500 Germans To Leave Alsace
Paris reports that five hundred German residents of Alsace have been notified they will be expelled within 40 hours, creating a sensation among locals. The notice comes as authorities enforce population shifts amid wartime tensions.
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Alsace
Paris
Strasburg
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U. S. Claims
State Department
Associate
William R. Day
Harold McCormick
Chicago
Mme. Walska
Mme
Ganna Walska
K-H-Z Co
Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Kenny
WWB
First Christian Church
P. H. Welshimer
Canton Broadcasting
W. T. Stebbins
North Industry Christian Church
The
Progressive Baking Co
CRMBG
Boone
Parker House
Christ
Morton
Eagles Hall
McCurdy Block
Victor and Edison Record
H. Z. Victrola Dept
Fcrce
Royal Baking
Borden's
Campbell's
W. H
Letherman Supply Co
Tug
Cleveland
Michael Gallagher
Victrola
Dumont's
Cleveland & Return
Flory
Kelloggs
Campbells
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Engineers
Bulletin
Victor
K. H. Z Co
Balccony
Meyers Lake Mon, Eve
Harold Shear
Masathion
M. S. Clark
High Ay
Seventh-st NW
Ke H-Z Co
Athletic Union
Jacobson's Clothing Store
Tuscat W
Mee Kinley Theater
R. W. Taylor
H. P. Chas. A. Lee
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