Hylan Fights Lone Battle For New Team
Mayor Hylan faces a solitary fight over his political future in a primary battle. He relies on Hearst papers for support while Gov. Smith and Al Smith opponents loom. Tammany and Copeland weigh in as Hearst-Democrat alignment shifts and district leaders tire of the clash.
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T. Small Denyrat
Canton
Hylan
Theaign
Hylan Ivy
Maino
Fone
Aismaith
Krion
New York
Hearst
Gov. Smith
Home on Neighboring Lot Sparks Civil Suit
Two petitions filed in the Common Pleas Court allege that a house partly on another’s land was encroaching and seeks cancellation of a purchase contract and return of funds. Additional suit accuses neighbor of damage to a cellar wall and disturbances, with a request for an injunction and damages.
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Eulmbeth Seab
J. Addizon Fite
Maya
Sharien Haynon
Ted
Her
Childeenne
Frank Th Metcholr
Ho ‘Piaintite
New Takes Rap at Congressmen
Cleveland August 21 report on postal rate debates during a union gathering. Postmaster General Jarry New criticizes Congress for not fully adopting postal service recommendations while defending economies and urging better management. Attendees from 11 postal organizations press for reform amid ongoing rate discussions.
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Cleveland
United States
Ponts ‘Uanter
Coollace
Port Office
New
Congress
Hese Va
Pont Ha
Misunderstanding as Cost in Business Deals
A bank offers clear terms and mutual understanding for financial relations. It emphasizes honesty, transparency, and steady cooperation, stating customers leave only by choice and urging concord in long term partnerships.
Recel Drivers To Pay For Damages
Arrest report lists Recel drivers involved in property damage incident. Police detained individuals at 46 Rasar SE and took them into custody after initial inquiry. Authorities are reviewing environmental harm claims and potential charges related to the event.
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Orgs
Envihamatis
Eae
Diyaat
Churchill War Debt Plan Faces Doubt In Britain And France
Editorials in England mock the tentative settlement between Churchill and Calliaux as a bad bargain with heavy terms for Britain. The proposed plan would fix annual war debt payments and raise questions in London and Paris about who bears the burden. A special cabinet meeting in Paris was to consider the agreement, while foreign commentators warned that the deal may not go into effect.
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London
England
Churchill
Tontent
Churchil
Calliaux
Manchester
Garrdian
Call
aRiand
France
United States
Kingland
Germany
Catitans
Chureau
Aris
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
M. Callas
Doumergue
Pallata de Elysee
Avie
Loiterer Freed After Alley Arrest By Police
A man was arrested Wednesday evening after loitering in an alley behind High Avenue SW. He was charged and freed in criminal court following the incident.
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Freya Shatter
Addrean
Waa
High
Mt Police
Byways of Canton Photographers Reflect Era and Style
In the Canton piece, Lauter owner of Court Leg Sto recalls Gaineas the photographer's need to master figures and quantities. He notes women favored wasp waists and long silhouettes, with retouching common to fit the era's ideals.
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Lauter
Mays
Gaineas
Lester
France and United States face tense debt talk over terms
The article discusses American and French financial negotiations after WWI, focusing on debt terms, interest rates, and potential settlements. It notes American frustration with French proposals, the possibility of two to three percent rates, and options for American action while mentioning British concerns and the broader European aid context.
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America
Ameri Ie
Touropean
Tomate
Branca
Ower
France
Owen Ie Gaiga
Minton
Anata
Adelton
Tor
Peter Terme
Ruaten
Amerin
England
United States
Butt
Bank cashier becomes lawyer after bar exam
Leroy Conti of Cleveland passed the Ohio bar examination recently and will practice law after working as cashier at the De Banda bank. Conti studied at Ohio Northern University and completed law studies at Akron University while serving as secretary of the Commercial and Savings Bank.
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Cleveland
Leroy J. Cont
Santis ‘Bank
Conti
Ohio Northern
Akron
de Banda Bank
Commercial and Ravings Bank
Anton
Ohio Governor Warns of Possible State Bankruptcy
Gov Donahey says Ohio government not in imminent danger but faces possible bankruptcy within a year if revenue sources do not improve. He cites past appropriations and argues for reform while noting a special session is not needed. County relief and tax adjustments are debated by lawmakers and party candidates.
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Bank Tuptey
Donahey
Sirs Renate
Harry Carpenter
Denville
Cleveland
Donasey
Carpenter
Senate
Han Yethin
Overnor
Motorists Refined Here in Timely Criminal Court
Five motorists were convicted in criminal court on Thursday for speeding. Miller of Minerva was fined along with others, including Stockdale and Goldberg, for traffic offenses. Details on amounts and locations are partially legible from the record.
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Apeeding
Vu Miller
Minerva
EL Stockdale
Max Goldberg
Belinsky
Rupe No
Toledo Man May Head Ohio Elks
Cedar Point August 27. Lapelman of Toledo was elected today to win the presidency of the Elks convention here in trial day over Ed B. Gue of New Lexington and Bern Cooke of Kent. The session will be held late this afternoon. A parade through Sant suaky featured the final day.
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Cedar Point
TF. Lapelman
Toledo
Elke
Ed B. Gue
New
Axington
Bern Cooke
Kent
Sant Suaky
Firemen Hold Dinner for Returning Engine Company Officer
Members of No 2 engine hours celebrated the return of heir cook C Snyder from a two week vacation with a dinner at the engine house. The menu included roast beef mashed potatoes apple sauce bread and butter coffee and ice cream. Ice cream was furnished by Slag Faith Aid or the American Loan and Saving Co.
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Aremen
C. Snyder
Slagfaith Aid
Nd Savingn Co
Death Notices Vicary Services to Be Held Friday
Funeral services for Charter X Vieray 12 of Beltvard near North Industry who died in Baltimore Wednesday will be Friday afternoon at 3 30 at Seatholte undertaking parlors in Weatinwn.
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Vieray
Beltvard
North Industry
Baltmore
Seeaholte
Weatinwn
Charles E. Christian Dies in Pittsburgh
Word reached Canton Wednesday night of the death of Charles B. Christian, former Canton resident now living in Pittsburgh. Two brothers Richard Chelaian and Robert Christian will leave Canton Friday to attend the funeral.
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Canton
Charles B. Christian
Aburgh
Richard Chelaian
Arborrd
Robert Christian
Crown
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Picnic Held at Meyers Lake Park
Members from Stark, Summit and Medina counties gathered for the annual Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors of America picnic at Meyers Lake Park. Contests, outdoor activities, and prize drawings highlighted the day in a community outing.
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Lee Rolling
Ohio
Amer
Royal Neighbors of
America
Meyers Lake Park
Stark, Summit
Medina
Unus
Yenial Issued On Moving Picture Distribution Agreement
An official statement from the motion picture producers and distributors of America announced a new agreement affecting film distribution. Ottitali, representing the producers and distributors, said exhibitors would be funded to cover payments in Connecticut.
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Tex
Motion Picture Producers
Lisributora
America
Connecticut
Ottitali
Untitled fragment hints at market timing and safety
Fragmentary text references light positions, turns, and an executive director, with unclear sequence and safety notes. The readable phrases imply a scene involving timing at a market and a cautious tone about Amber time, but specifics are missing.
Sinclair Names Vice President Selection Details
Fragmented OCR text references Sinclair, vice president, and names like Nasape, Prank P. Speltinas, and Lawson in Columbus. The readable content is disjointed, mentioning organizers, press land, French Point, and an association related to amusements without clear events or outcomes.
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Cart
A. Sinciatr
P. Speltinas
Cleveland
Press Land
French Point
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