Wardman Dreamed Hotel Over White House Site
The text recalls Harry Wardman’s plan to build a hotel over the White House area, facing 14th Street and LaFayette Park. He envisioned a landmark project that would reshape the capital’s skyline, opposing Hay‑inherited plans and facing political changes as Washington debated limits on development.
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White House
Hay
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Ealand
Republis
Riot of
Columbia
Ystarry
Plant Juice Surprise Impresses Canton Reader
A Canton citizen reports Plant Juice revived health boosting appetite and digestion. He describes improved sleep and weight, fewer kidney pains, and relief from constipation after using the product and receiving free samples.
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Canton
Kincade
Daiia
Tania
Ohio and Ohio Valley Primary Results Spark Local Nominations
Across Columbus Dayton Akron Kent Barberton Ravenna and Mansfield voters weighed party lines in municipal races. Nominations crowned include Fred J. Miller and F. Berry for municipal judge seats, Harry Holmen and Frank Tomsey for council, with multiple mayors and city officials renominated or elected amid light turnout.
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Dle
Hiaere
Cornel
Judicial Tewettor
Fred J. Miler
Abe
Rybolt
Goundiman
Kyle Rose
Akron
Tassacona
Barberton
Trepublican
W. A. Wither
Kenmore
H.W. Johnson
Ravenna Wepubr
Heane Chow
W. A. Lyone
We: Publican
Robert Stephenson
Bo Vettorian
William Maske
Cart
Stander
Overhead Span Opens As Mineral City Bridge Dedication
A new overhead span was officially opened in Mineral City on August 12. The bridge over the Haltimors is a joint project with half the cost covered by a Brookville source. Senora Beingie attended the ceremony and the structure is intended to ease traffic on Doversean Road.
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Mineral City
Haltimors
Kiwanis Visit Highlights Fresh Air Camp Demonstration
A group of about 60 Kiwanis members toured the Fresh Air Camp run by the Junior Service League. They watched a health education program by camp children and heard a brief outline of the camp’s progress including a total weight gain of 190 pounds since initiation. The Kiwanis funded part of the camp and announced next year’s planned electric cooling system installation.
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Pauls Humebright
Robert. Hummebright
Reta Yancy
Wiliam Figtey
Mary Margaret Ficream
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Serece League
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Afta Mfary
Iazabeth Duran
Black Maak
Onin State University
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Clu
Dutetion
Siineens
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Clenniinem
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Owen Tam
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Mentte
Belgian Debt Talks Fail To Satisfy Allied Demands
Ambassadors from Belgium presented offers on wartime debt to a peace commission in Washington but faced refusal as Allies pressed for settlement. Reports suggest Belgium sought some form of tariff or bond restructuring though no firm agreement emerged by mid February. Delegates indicated joint sessions would resume with attention on Germany and war debts.
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Tea Belstsneave
Aenin
Aiscunion
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Belgium
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Germany
Pealitinaris
Donahey to Head Fight In Tax Board Control
Fragmentary notes describe a political struggle over the tax board with Donahey and Atty Crabb e involved. The dispute centers on control of department appointments and frequent sharp exchanges, reflecting internal power plays.
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Tax Board
Tyler Score
Donahey
Atty
Nc. G. Crabbe
Turnbull and Kirkland Vie For Board Seats
A battle for seats on the Board of Education unfolds in the fall election. Arthur Turnbull, former mayor and current BiSra appointee filling J. Lehman’s vacancy, seeks membership. Joseph Markley opposes Turnbull, filed petitions. Edward Kirkland seeks the north section seat. Kirkland plans to file as clerk confirms.
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Board of Education
Arthur Turnbull
BiSra
J. Lehman
Fleeton
Iares
Toseph Markley
Hie Petision
Bercaw
Edward Kirkland
Kirkland
Plaintiff Fined After Ty Taken Into Coy Court
In a juvenile court session on Wednesday, three witnesses testified regarding an illegal moonshine operation tied to a defendant, with the judge fining the plaintiff after the hearing. The case involved a brawl and outcomes centered on the status of the offender and police involvement.
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Nick Popa
Finine
Trem
Florida rainbow ends in Canton ad for personal finance
A fragmented ad style piece discusses Florida and Canton as a dream of wealth, mentioning a young man under forty who has accumulated a large sum through his own business. It extols staying put, investing, and earning money while avoiding personal exposure and risky plans.
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Canton
Captai Kidd
Four youths held on charges after Alliance thefts
Alliance police arrested four youths Monday on charges of burglary and larceny. Troup was bound over to the grand jury on a two thousand dollar bond, while Snyder, Newman, and Newman were sent to juvenile authorities. Capt. Stark linked them to companions and a machine purchase tied to the robberies, with hundreds of dollars in loot recovered.
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Troup
Grand
Harry Snyder
Wiliam Newman
JF Newman
Harry Stark
New York City
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