Belgium Granted Easiest War Debt Terms Yet
The Belgium settlement preserves a moral obligation linked to Wilson at Versailles and forgives prearmistice interest, extending payment over 62 years. It allows Belgium to settle via Dawes reparations while American envoys obtain a 3 percent rate. Congressional ratification looks likely as Belgian officials accept the compromise amid wartime distress in Brussels.
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Belgium
United States
Europe
Treasury
Frince
Italy
France
Maly
Woodrow Wilson
Versaillies
Germany
Wilson
Dawes
Smoot
Utah
Burton
Ohio
O. K
Congress
Senate
Boiler Sets Go On Steamship Disaster
Passengers filling three decks of a remodeled freighter faced boiling hot water and escaping steam after boiler bursts. Injured were removed by harbor craft and naval personnel while panicked passengers fled to the sea. A young girl begged for relief as rescuers worked amid scorched, injured victims.
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Pawtucket
McVey
Larchmont
Block Island
Harry Knowlton
Mackinac
Walter Brindle
Naval Training Station
Ain't Nature Grand Corn Growth Question Explored
A short philosophical prompt wonders if planting two grains of corn could yield about 300 grains in 95 days, presenting a simple, curious view of natural growth and multiplication. The snippet invites reflection on nature's abundance and potential.
New Stop Signs for Alliance Across Key Intersections
Alliance police have installed three new stop signs at Webb and Patterson, Haines and Cambridge, and Hialnes and Summit. The through street designation at Webb and Patterson aims to curb auto accidents, as officials say boulevard stop deployment reduces crashes at previously dangerous intersections.
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Alliance
Webb
Patterson
Haines
Cambridge
Hialnes
Summit
Poor brakes cited driver fined in Spirits court
A man giving the name B. Bannlis was fined $10 and costs in Spirits court on Wednesday for driving an automobile not properly equipped with brakes.
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B. Bannis
Spieitens Court
Four Victims of Escaped Felon Strong for Him
Portland message from 1925 reports Tom Murray leader of three escaped Oregon convicts who delighted four Monitor youths with humor during a daylong kidnapping. Victims praised his nerve and generosity, recalling Murray directing a pie crust and dishes at a refuge home while guns stayed hidden. He joked about newspaper reports and insisted he never harmed children.
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Sue McNamara
Canton Daily News
Portland
Ore
Tom Murray
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Murray
Lyie Newman
Monitor
Oregon Cross Roads
Mr. Newman
Bank Workers Annual Picnic Closes Alliance Banks Early
Alliance banks closed at noon today for the annual picnic of the Alliance chapter of the American Institute of Banking. The First National, City Savings Bank and Trust Co., and the People's Bank shut down while nearly all employees attend the outing at Placentia Jake near North Georgetown. Buying and selling call Hemlock 3500.
Crash victim improving after Alliance accident
Alliance hospital authorities report Mrs Caeser Gorgone, 47, had a fairly good night and is expected to recover after a machine overturned near Randolph Sunday evening. Her daughter Sara Gorgone was killed. husband and two sons were seriously injured. Mr Gorgone was driving the machine.
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Alliance
Massillon Crash Damages Fender In Canton Road Collision
Mrs. C. H. Huckley of Stittville New York reported to police that her automobile collided with a machine on the Canton Massillon road Tuesday afternoon causing damage to a fender on the other car.
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Massillon
C. H. Huckley
Stitville
N. Y
Canton-Massillon
Edward A Marshall to Speak at Rotary Chautauqua Event
Massillon news notes Edward A Marshall of the Redpath Chautauqua will address the Rotary club Thursday noon in the YWCA banquet hall. He is slated to speak on the Chautauqua program and later give an afternoon lecture demonstration titled Beautifying the Home Grounds.
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Massillon
Edward A. Marshall
Rotary
Y. W
Car Stolen and Abandoned in Massillon
A Chevrolet touring car owned by F. E. Flowers of 313 Shriver Place Canton was found abandoned on West Oak Street Massillon this morning by Officers Kretger and Fellabom. The incident was reported from Massillon on August 19.
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Massillon
FE. A. Flowers
Shriver Pl
Canton
West Oak St
Kretger and Fellabom
City Engineer Rice Plans 1590 Mile Auto Trip
Massillon August 19. C F Rice city engineer will depart Wednesday for an extended motor trip through central New York visiting relatives along the route. The journey is expected to cover approximately 1590 miles.
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Massillon
C. Ff. Rice
New York
German Ratifies Commercial Treaty With Britain
Washington reports that Germany has ratified the commercial treaty signed with Great Britain last December. Commercial attache Charles E. Herring in Berlin cabled Secretary Hoover with the update.
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Washington
Germany
Great Britain
Charles E. Herring
Berlin
Hoover
Not So Fast At Chautauqua Draws Largest Crowd
In Massillon on Aug 19 the New York company performed Not So Fast to the year's largest chautauqua audience. The comedy-drama drew laughs and good reception. Edward A. Marshall will speak Thursday on beautifying the frame carounds. Thursday night features the international comedy So This is London.
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Massillon
New York
Edward A. Marshall
London
Death Notice Mrs Elizabeth Fowler 90
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler 90 widow of James W. Fowler formerly of Selo Ohio died at her daughter Edith Thompson's home 1011 Tuscarawas St FE Tuesday She had lived with Mrs Thompson three years A May 6 1924 stroke left her paralyzed and broke her right hip She is survived by son G E Fowler Canton and two daughters Edith Thompson Canton and Harvey Hixon Selo The body to J B Maughiman parlors moved to Selo for funeral Thursday at 2 pm Interment Grandview cemetery.
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Elizabeth Fowler
James W. Fowler
Selo, O
Mra
Edith Thompson
Tuscarawas St FE
Urban Mueller Dies at 52 in Kenmore Home
Urban Mueller 52 of Kenmore died at his Kenmore residence on Tuesday from acute indigestion. He left a widow, two sons, two daughters and one sister Mra Ash Fox of Cleveland. A Canton resident, he was known among local steel workers. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the residence with burial in Kenmore.
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Urban Mueller
Kenmore
Mra Ash Fox
Cleveland
Mueller
Canton
Boy Hit By Car In Massillon Injuries Mild
Robert Everett ten, of Taylor street, was struck by an automobile Tuesday afternoon on West Tremont street near Howella Avenue while riding his bicycle. The driver L B Schall sent the boy to physicians and then home. Everett suffered severe bruising to head and shoulders but no broken bones. Dr Margaret Fishenden noted as a leading English fuel technologist.
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Massillon
Robert Everett
Taylor St
W. Tremont St
Howellaav
L. B. Schall
Everett
Four Speeders Fined In Court
Five motorists were arrested by police Tuesday on speeding charges. Four were fined in criminal court Wednesday and Louis Fonrano paid $15 and costs. A. G. Sheffler and Leroy Stutz each paid $20 and costs. William Gordon forfeited his bond after failing to appear.
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A. G. Sheffler
Clarendon Av
Leroy Stutz
Walnut Av
Louis Fonrano
Liberty
William Gordon
Cherry
Courthouse Picnic Set for Thursday at Turkeyfoot Lake
A record-breaking crowd is expected as the annual courthouse picnic unfolds Thursday at Turkeyfoot Lake. The courthouse will close for the day and county offices and institutions will cooperate. A sports program has been arranged by a committee.
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Turkeyfoot Lake
Election lists still coming in from recent primaries
Expense accounts filed Wednesday with the county election board include Canton candidates J. B. Parker Democrat mayor 109.49 Kirby M. Snyder Republican councilman 16.65 Edwin W. Hamaker Democrat president of council 3.50 Henry L. French Republican councilman 22 A. Talmadge Snyder Republican municipal judge 174.25 Owen Lightcap Democrat councilman.
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County Election Board
Canton
J. B. Parker
Kirby M. Snyder
Edwin W. Hamaker
Henry L. French
A. Talmadge Snyder
Owen Lightcap
Local Election Figures From Massillon and Alliance
A condensed list shows candidate names, party affiliations, and reported payments or salaries for Massillon and Alliance. Notable entries include Perry A. Kuhn and Irving Ferrell in Massillon, and Harry D. Miller in Alliance, with several council and treasurer positions and varying small amounts.
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H. P. Heyne
Karl O. Bauer
Massillon
Perry A. Kuhn
Irving Ferrell
John Slicker
John J. Mass
Charles H. Gise
Lester S. Lash
Democra Iuditor
Alliance
Harry D. Miller
Republican
Forrest C. Law
D. D. Davis
The
Driver Sent To Works In Drunk Driving Case
Morris Golding of Harrisburg was arrested Sunday on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated. He was fined $60 and costs and sentenced to 10 days in the work house on Wednesday.
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Morris Golding
Harrisburg
Case Is Continn Abel McKay Arrested on Charge
Abel McKay of 625 Hadlen SW was arrested Tuesday on a charge of illegal activity. Police said a substantial quantity of liquor was seized. He pleaded not guilty and was arraigned on Wednesday in Mercanes city court.
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Abel McKay
Hadlen
Abe
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