Republicans Demand Information On Turkey Treaty Action
Senate Republicans press for full information on the Turkish treaty and related protocols. Democratic members warn of strong resistance and fear delays as they seek to influence committee debate and potential amendments. The administration urges speed while GOP insists on disclosure before full Senate consideration.
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L. C. Martin Pres
Ashington
Ontic
Combarhout
McCumber
Act
Swanson
Erene
Senate
Manded
Renittee
Rmation
Turkey
Swanson Press Bust on Treaty Row Seen in Versailles
An unclear fragment mentions Swanson and a Senate committee amid Versailles treaty debates and Japan. The garbled text references a press member and efforts to destroy an unspecified ratio or act, reflecting a turbulent period of treaty negotiations and public commentary.
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Versailles
Japan
Senns
Swanson
Inte ers seek police lace voices amid unrest
Residents call for increased police presence as tensions rise following a disputed incident. Local officials urge calm while community leaders demand accountability and transparent investigation, with activists and neighbors coordinating oversight meetings.
Weather summary for Bombay area slightly cooler and showers
A brief weather note reports showers and cooler conditions in the Bombay area. The forecast indicates cooler temperatures likely to follow the showers.
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Sar
Bombay Fair
Don’t Blame Bert Barbers Responsible Sunday Night Fuss
Canton residents rib Bert and Myrtl as they anticipate a domestic scene on a Sunday night. The dialogue hints at friction over barbers’ union hours, with Bert and family complaining after shops close following eight o clock. Father also chest to secure a late shave but doors stayed shut.
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Bert
Myrtl
Canton
Myrt
Hert
Father
Delicate days face Germany before spring
Berlin reports Germany faces fragile days through winter and into spring due to dire finances, depreciated currency, war debts, scarce raw materials, industrial stagnation, and rising strike activity. The Noske security system remains, while political reaction and big business influence grow as the nation awaits relief in food and inputs.
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Carl DD
Groat
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Noske
Ile
Gotham Hungry Waiters Strike At Dinner Hour
Two thousand waiters in 150 New York restaurants walked out at dinner hour, seeking pay raises from $15 to $20 per week. The strike, backed by the International Bartenders and Cooks Union, contrasts with restaurant owners who say current wages are $50 to $60 weekly and warn prices would rise. Service across most eateries was hindered but operations continued.
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New York
eBay
International Bartenders and Cooks Union
American Federation of Labor
Restaurant Keepers’ Association
US Cavalry Crosses Into Mexico After Raiding Cattle
Two troops of United States cavalry crossed into Mexico near Port Hancock at four a.m. Saturday pursuing Mexican cattle thieves who raided American ranches. General James Irwin announced this afternoon. Marfa reports additional troops dispatched from Marfa toward the border with no final destination known.
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EL Paso
Tex
United States
Mexico
Port Hancock
James Irwin
Marfa
American cavalry pursue Mexican bandits near Rio Grande
U S forces press into Mexico after two aviators ransom case. A bridge across the Rio Grande at Candelaria supports heavy traffic. Three weeks of supplies head to a new base behind advancing troops. Six more planes join border patrol. Texans ranger units cross into Mexico near Fabens. Troopers from the 6th Cavalry link with those from the 5th near Candelaria as reports detail ongoing operations.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rio Grande
Candelaria
Marfa
Eagle Pass
Col. W. T. Johnston
Texas Rangers
Texas
Mexico
Fabens
el Case
Austin
Ask That Yank Troops Occupy Upper Silesia
Paris Aug 23 American troops to Silesia will be asked of Washington by the American commission studying the territory. Germans are expected to accept allied occupation of Silesia immediately as strikes and clashes worsen conditions. Hoover was named to oversee coal production in Silesia pending a plebiscite.
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Paris
Silesia
Washington
Upper Silesia
Herbert Hoover
Supreme Council of the
Peace Conference
Hoover
Ady ads meter reader and clean ads from a vintage page
Fragments advertise grocery delivery for Tuscora and clothing services. Includes a maternity hospital query at 801 Plymouth Court Northwest State and a Wolter Dry Cleaners number 3161-X.
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Plymouth-ct
The
Wolter Dry Cleaners
State Phone 3161
Two Men Build Church for Sermons and School
Canton residents J Reichenbach and C F Wilcox, both Seventh Day Adventists leaders though not ordained ministers, are constructing a church at Sixth and Smith that will also serve as a school. Reichenbach, a carpenter, handles the frame while Wilcox, a stone mason, does the exterior. The 100 by 90 foot plot will host a wooden frame and cobble exterior as it nears completion in two months.
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Canton
J. Reichenbach
MacGregoray
C. F. Wilcox
Fixthist and
Smith Av
Ieichenbach
Wilcox
Sixth-st
Smithav
Public Building Campaign Ends
The War Department halts the public building campaign nationwide. Colonel Arthur Woods cites falling unemployment and labor supply as the reason and says funds will be redirected to help professional and technical ex-soldiers find work. An active drive to gather job leads from trade associations and employers continues.
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War Department
United States
Arthur Woods
Secretary of War
Seaplane Flight Across Pacific Nears Launch
Oakland California August 23 The American navy has practically completed arrangements for a trans Pacific seaplane flight early in September The route will go via Honolulu and the Philippines to China A plane at San Diego is expected to fly here next week to begin the mission from San Francisco Also an advertisement notes a five per cent deposit rate at The Canton Morris Plan Bank.
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Oakland
Coll
Oakland Tribune
Honolulu
Philippines
China
San Triego
San Francisco
Traiten Ties Strike End Vote by Ohio Electric Railways
Five hundred union trainmen of the Ohio Electric Railway voted to return to work after a nine day strike. A Springfield conference set noon Sunday resumption of north and east interurban service. Wage increases were granted, with city and interurban crews receiving staged raises and ten hours pay for nine hours work, totaling about $100,000 yearly.
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Lima
Ohio Electric Railway
Springfield City
Columbus
Springfield
James Largay
Amalgamated Street and Hirectric Railways Association
Moetormen
German intrigue in Mexico charged by former officer
New York August 23 The National Association for the Protection of American Rights in Mexico quoted Dr P B Altendorf late of the U S military intelligence department saying Germany will gain complete economic control of Mexico within six months after the United States ratifies the peace treaty.
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New York
National Association For the Protection of American Rights In
Mexico
P B. Altendorf
United States Military Intelligence Department
Germany
United States
Piqua Police Capture Four Theft Ring Teens
In Piqua on August 23 police arrested a four boy gang aged 12 to 16 who had troubled the town for weeks. They are held after thieves stole 60 dollars from the Favorite hotel and a camera from the chautauqua grounds.
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Piqua
Chautauqua
Canton Man Heads Big Job For Churches
Rev. Frannk English of Canton chosen to head the philanthropy survey for the Interchurch World Movement of North America. He will catalog church supported institutions worldwide, oversee 11 divisions, and coordinate information from the United States Canada and beyond while on leave from St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland. He travels to New York for a leadership conference.
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Canton
Frannk
English
Interchurch World Movement of
United States
Canada
Hawaiian Islands
John RR. Mott
Y. M
Karl Taylor
Ohio Wesleyan University
Drew Theological Seminary
University of Cincinnati
West
Cleveland
St. Luke's Hospital
Columbia
Methodist Church
Ite
Methodist Hospital Association
New York
Roadside Ads Prompt Local Deliveries
Fragmentary ad copy mentions grocer delivery by phone for a product and a free copy promotion at Roth & Hug's, with brief slogans about better pictures. No clear event, person, or organization beyond generic references.
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Roth & Hug
Roth & Hug's
Ady
Canton plans $3 million bond for street improvements
Service Director Zink outlined a sweeping plan to issue $3 million in bonds to fund Canton’s portion of a potential $10 million street overhaul. The plan targets 67 streets for paving and resurfacing, to be paid over three years at about $1 million annually, with bonds sold as paving advances and a broader $5 million bond strategy endorsed by Mayor Poorman.
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Zink
Poorman
Canton
Ite
Senate Likely To Act On Food Law This Week
Washington Aug 23 Events in the government effort to curb living costs push toward Senate action on Palmer food control measures. If enacted, the extension of the war time fund control act may come, or Palmer may work under existing laws. The plan includes penalties for food profiteering and expanded powers to halt retailer hoarding. Meanwhile fair price guidance is pursued in major cities with prosecutions possible for excess profiteering. Food seizures this week total about 9.5 million dollars.
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House
Maimer
Senate Agericulture Comportes
Senate
Department of Justice
Ihe
Invading force returns home after cattle theft raid
Ulis Paso Aug 23 Two troops of the seventh United States Cavalry failed to find the trail of cattle thieves who raided American ranches near Fort Hancock. They were ordered back by General James K Erwin. The expedition searched since Tuesday for the Jesus Renterta kidnapping gang. Carranza troops reportedly captured members at Coyame Chihuahua.
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Ul. Paso
Tex
Fort Hancock
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Meetee
Direadier
James K. Erwin
Fabens
Grouth
Candelaria
Tuesay
Jesus Renterta
Mexico
Carranza
Coyame
Chihuahua
Cheaper to Buy House Than Rent in Youngstown
Aum 22 J. MM. Sianson, secretary of the Youngstown housing committee, reports citywide figures showing it is cheaper to build and own a home than to rent. The results come from district by district surveys.
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Youngetown
Aum
J. MM. Sianson
Veterans Reach Harbor as U S Troops Return Home
More than 19 000 United States veteran troops arrived in New York on six transports led by Major General Robert Le Howe. Ships named Prince Frederick William Nazemond Madawaska Vowhatart and Huron carried officers and men from the 4th Infantry recruited mainly in the Syracuse district. Major Robert Ward of Albany reported far fewer than 4000 Americans remain in France and many will soon come home.
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New York
United States
Fae Thousar
Robert le Howe
Prince Frederick William
Nazemond
Sal Navies
Madawaska
Vowhatart
Robert Ward
Albany
France
Geremany
4Th Infantry
Syracuse
N. Yo Dietriet
Columbus to Build Eight New Schools in City Plan
Columbus August 23 report says the board of education plans eight new school buildings in congested districts. A bond issue of one and a half million dollars passed at the primary election to finance the construction.
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Columbus
Columbus Board of Education
Lusitania Cup Won By Frank Partridge Golf Club
London reports the Lusitania Cup annual golf match at Barnet club, donated by Lusitania survivor F Mattershy. Frank Partridge, also a Lusitania survivor, claimed the cup this year while an ad for The Canton Morris Plan Bank promising 6 percent savings appears.
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London
Barnet Golf Club
F. Mattershy
Lusitania
Frank Partridge
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