Army plane maims Mexican in west Texas border clash
An American army plane shoots at a Mexican and wounds another about 20 miles south of the Texas border as U S troops continue to advance toward the international line aided by cavalrymen. General Dickman reports the Mexican fire killed one airman and a second was wounded. the telegram from General Dickman states American forces faced Mexican fire while pressing into Mexican territory.
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States
Mexico
Candelaria
Travis
San An- Tex
Tex
Dickman
G. T
Catholics of City Form Welfare League
Catholics from city parishes gather at Knights of Columbus hall to form a Catholic Community league. A 14 member executive committee from all parishes was named, with officers to be elected at a special Courtland hotel meeting. The constitution was adopted and the planner committee listed members and future steps.
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Knights of Columbus
W. J. Poyser
Louis Frantz
Charlies Welch
Frank A. Lysaght
E City
Courtland Hotel
Phil J. Remower
Julius Sonneborn
Charles Welch
Dr. Bernardi
Anthony Semeli
Mia
August Maurer
Margaret Cusack
Nettie DeVore
Jeannette Hays
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. George's Greek Church
Romania Stance Delays Austrian Peace Treaty Work
The Rome Herald reports Romania may withhold consent to the Austrian treaty as borders and frontiers are debated. A Romanian Premier argues borders should be nations’ choice, not officials, while Britain and France press for special conventions amid ongoing conference talks.
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Brationo
Rumania
Lmue
Great Britain
France
Weather and price notes from East Coast brief
Fragments show a weather pair in the east with storms and a First Congregational event. Pedal prices and a reference to a place called Orent appear among scattered railway and market terms.
Board to Open M'Gregor Bids for Archibald McGregor School
The Board of Education schedules a special meeting Thursday August 28 to open bids on the Archibald McGregor school building. Further action on awarding the contract may take a week. officials note bids for McKinley high school ran well over the estimate and may delay school work.
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Board of Education
Archibald McGregor
W. Co. Lane
Lane
McKinley High School
Canton Grocers Face Grand Jury Probe Into Food Prices
A Stark county special grand jury probe into baking, flour, and later milk businesses began with Canton wholesale grocers testifying while Massillon and Alliance bakers followed. Prosecutor Walter Ruff said indictments may appear weekly as the panel visits Meyers Lake for a city wide picnic by grocers, barbers, bankers, and Kiwanis members.
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Stark Co
Canton
Walter 8. Ruff
Stark Ce
John E. Figiey
Canton Grocery Company
A. B. Flory
Augustus Dannemiller
Dannemiller Grocery Company
Calvin A. Grove
Arcade
J. A. Kress
Clark Building
Massillon
Alliance Bakers
Grand Jury
W. E. Boyle
George Lieberman
Henry Senner
John Krang
Edward Albrecht
McLain Wholesale Grocery Company
Frank McGrath
August Grewe
C. F. Huth
D. F. Lembright
Allison
Elizabeth Severance
Ruf
Ruff
Alliance
Canton Considers Municipal Food Stores at Fire Stations
Canton council weighs a plan to run municipal food stores at eight fire stations selling surplus army foods at cost. Officials seek Chicago price lists, study potential commodities, and plan cash and carry sales with distribution via city trucks to cut prices.
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Canton
Schrantz
Chicago
Rooms For Rent ad costs vs week’s vacancy loss in Daily News
The note urges rapid rental posting as Canton housing is scarce. It cites the high cost of vacancy losses and promotes listing rooms for rent, with a contact number 3500 and a call for practice at Waterworks Park at 7:00 tonight. It also advertises a film offer by Roth & Hug's and a practice session by Manager Reed.
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Daily News
Canton
Reed
Waterworks Park
Canned Goods Offered at Keyser's Grocery
Two cars hold 1600 cases of corn peas and tomatoes packed for the government and sold to consumers at the post office. Corn and peas cost 23.60 per case, tomatoes come in No 2 size 2 dozen for 3.00, large size 2 dozen for 3.80. Eggs 50 cents per dozen. Bacon 42 cents per pound. Address Keyser's Grocery 1208 Tuse W Bell 806.
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Keyser's
Bell
Surplus Army Food Sale Boosted by Lower Postage Rates
The Can ton Post Office sold surplus army foodstuffs at reduced rates after new postal rules cut costs. About 1,510 pounds of beans, 2,040 pounds of bacon, and other items were moved as customers rushed to buy early with refunds expected for overcharges. The sale ends today, and may continue if stock remains.
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Canton Post Office
Washington
Chicago
W. D. Caldwell
Daylight Saving Law Repealed Over President's Veto
Washington reports the daylight saving law has been repealed after Senate repassed the repeal bill 67 to 19. The measure becomes law after House approval despite the President's veto. Included are ads for Roth & Hug's and Tuscora beverages and notices of a special election for secretaries.
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Washington
Senate
House
Railway track repairs promised for Market av line
B F E Parker general superintendent of the railway department of the N O T spoke with Service Director Zink and city officials Tuesday night promising that work would start this week on Market av repairs. New 100 pound rails will replace the present track and other improvements planned. The Sixth St SW line may also be upgraded. Zink said he will press the traction company to repair the Market av line from Sixth at BW to the end, noting the track is dangerous with several serious accidents in six weeks.
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B. F E. Parker
Railway Department of the
Zink
Market Av
Parker
Sixth-st
Traction Company
Railroads asked to pay for Justus crossing work
County commissioners urge Wheeling & Lake Erie and the N. O. T to pay promised funds for eliminating two dangerous Justus railroad crossings. An agreement earlier set aside 5 000 from the traction company and 2 100 from Wheeling & Lake Erie, but no payments have been received. Letters were sent requesting immediate payment.
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Justus
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Traction Company
Railroad Company
Grand Jury to Probe Parmaco Accident Near Parkersburg
Marietta August 20 Grand Jury investigation will be held into the Parmaco disaster near Parkersburg West Virginia where 13 people died when an interurban car struck a B and O yard engine. The coroner’s jury found negligence by both crews but did not assign blame. The B and O Railway Co produced a contract to provide a flagman on the spur and to install a derailer for emergencies.
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Marietta
Parmaco
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wade
Woodco
Interurban
Electric trainmen strike still on in Ohio towns
Springfield Ohio August 20 The strike of Ohio Electric employees enters its sixth day with no settlement in sight. A conference of city officials from Newark Zanesville Lima and Springfield held here yesterday failed to produce an agreement. Arbitration was proposed but the company rejects it.
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Robert Jeprew
Rumania
Poland
Springfield
Ohio Electric
Newark
Zanesville
Lima
Actors Strike Nears End in Settlement Talks
New York August 20 progress toward settlement followed a meeting of playwrights managers and actors called by Eugene Walter and Avery Hopwood. Equity Association acknowledged renouncing a closed shop while managers cited the Hebrew Actors' Association closed shop issue. The Henry Miller Theater was shut last night as musicians and stage hands walked off.
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New York
Actors’ Equity Association
Eugene Walter
Avery Hopwood
Paul Turner
Equity Association
Arthur Hopkins
Hebrew Actors’ Association
Henry Miller Theater
Fight Over Pact Reaches Climax In City Debate
Wilson answers all questions with ease and steals march on inquisition by securing first publicity for his views. The article frames a decisive exchange as the pact dispute nears a turning point.
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Wilson
Chicago theaters to darken as walkout plan unfolds
Theatres in Chicago mostly close tonight as stage hands and musicians threaten sympathy strikes over actor walkouts. The union order from New York was issued yesterday and then postponed pending court actions regarding the cast of Up in Mabel's Room. A hearing is scheduled for August 24.
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Chicago
New York
Kck Green
Stage Hands
Sigmund Leistler
Mabel
Red Cross Supplies From Cleveland Aid War Efforts
Shipments from Lake Division headquarters deliver home and foreign relief items to Paris and Windstock Russia. Exported Paris goods include 431 cases of garments and hospital items, 3314 pillows, 193 refugee furniture cases, all made by Junior Red Cross members in Cleveland schools. Windstock Russia orders total 59 grams of safety pins 722 dozen infants vests 506% dozens talcum 4206 dozen thimbles and 69 dozen soap bars.
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Cleveland
Lake Division
Paris
Red Crows
Windistock
Russia
Dangerous Buckhill curve to be eliminated on Canton Kiel Villerd
The Buckhill curve on the Canton Kiel Villerd highway will be straightened after county commissioners authorized land appropriation from Otto Wagner. Wagner receives 1960 dollars for the property. Notice served ten days ago. no protest filed before the deadline. In New York, Mrs Kathleen Sinclair sued for divorce after alleging her husband refused silk stockings.
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Canton-Kieh- Villerd
Otto Wagner
Wagner
New York
Kathleen Sinclair
Wilson Defends Peace Treaty In Senate Debates
President Wilson faced 17 members of the senate foreign relations committee in a climactic exchange over ratification with qualifying clauses. He read a lengthy authorized statement outlining objections and urging public support as the nation weighs the Paris negotiations and the fate of the league of nations.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
America
Paris
League of Nations
Senate
Man's Slayer Still At Large In Alliance Case
Vincent Palace 21 Italian held in Alliance for murder of Joe Buterio was freed after an alibi. Police pursue clues, including a witness who saw a man run from the scene. Coroner reports five bullets through heart and lungs. Authorities explore Black Hand link, family vendetta, and possible Abbott relatives in Calabria. Threats and a possible organized society are noted as investigators probe motive. Fine assortment Canton Fish Co.
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Vincent Palace
Joe Buterio
Palace
Buterio
T. C. McQuate
Black Hand
Mary
Ohio
Euterio
Arthur's Leather Shop Ad
Thousands of ladies bags leather silk velvet and beaded on sale with prices listed from one to ten dollars including 87 cents. Arthur's Leather Shop.
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Arthur's Leather Shop
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