City National Bank Eyes New Building on Market Street Site
City National Bank aired plans to lease the old Danneier property at the north corner of Market and Sec streets, with definite building plans to follow. J. H. Kenny said action will come soon, though the bank may remain in its current 905 Market space for about two more years. The site is partly used by Arthur's Leath Shop and A S Woollen Mills, owned chiefly by A. B. W. Clark.
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The
City National Bank
Danneier
Marketaw N
Secst
J. H. Kenny
Bank
City National
Samuel Luntz
Te Bank
Naal
Arthur
A S Wooblen
Piedmonton
A. B. Iw. W. Clark
Ruff
Stark Co
Para
Population in Starkee jail daily during last year report
Sheriff Milo Cathon released a state board summary showing 1102 inmates housed year ending June 30 in Starkee jail. Of these 918 were male and 184 female with 141 of age 16 or younger. Forty one sent to the penitentiary 59 to Mansfield reformatory 8 to Marysville reform 16 to the workhouse 22 to Girls Industrial school.
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Starkee
Milo Cathon
State Board of Charities and
Cor Mons
Fairmount Dren
Itentiary
Mansfield
Marysville Reformai
Workhouse
Girl's Industrial School
Grelen
Appeals to workers on troop movement
An appeal to workers of the world to prevent uprisings of allied troops to Silesia has been broadcast by the International according to a report from Helsingfors today. The proclamation declares that arms and munitions are being sent to Silesia to aid France in influencing the Russian Soviet government.
Woman Found Safe After Daylong Missing Case
The body of Mrs Rose Doubet, 40, of town, was recovered from Schenley Park after an Oakland district search. She wandered from a home last night amid three weeks of nervous trouble. She was the wife of Basil Doubet of the Estown Vindicator.
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Tsburgh
Rose Doubet
Schenley Park
Oakland
Samtm
Basil Doubet
Estown Vindicator
New Wage Scale Set for Bricklayers in Lumbus
The new hourly wage for bricklayers in Lumbus is $1.12 and a half cents, announced by Rev. J. J. Tisdall. The scale, a reduction of twelve and one half cents, remains in effect until April 1 as part of the dispute between bricklayers and contractors.
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Lumbus
J. J. Tisdall
Weather notes and sale ad clutter from Ohio page
Fragmentary weather lines for Ohio mixed with garbled text and an advertisement for Fisher Auto Co at Corner Walnut street and 229 Cleveland Avenue. The readable items mention temperature hints and a sale urging readers to act quickly.
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Fisher Auto Co
Walnut
Cleveland-av
McKee
Fisher Auto Supply Co
Second-st
Canton firm forms $25,000 corporation for hoops
The B I L Roman Co of Canton is incorporated for 25000 dollars with J B Parker L D Wolfsperger G Glock B L Roman and EK M Duckworth named as incorporators. The firm will produce reinforced hoops for ice cream barrels and cites corporate benefits as a motive.
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B. IL. Roman Co
Canton
Columbus
J. B. Parker
L. D. Wolfsperger
G. Glock
B. L. Roman
EK. M. Duckworth
County Sues Northern Ohio Traction in Quo Warranto
The county petitions Ohio Supreme Court seeking to oust Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co from the Canton Massillon highway for alleged franchise violations. Prosecutor Walter S. Ruff leads the action, claiming missed payments and failure to begin the required track relocation and double tracking.
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Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Canton-Massillon
Ohio Supreme Court
Walters. Ruff
City Officials Plan Comeback At Budget Board
Water Department Secretary warns revenue problems while County Auditor pins tax hike blame on city. Mayor-elect vows a public reply with figures. Officials debate bond proposals for East Creek dredging, Market Ave S, and Tuscarawas E projects amid self-sufficiency concerns for waterworks.
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Herman R. Witter
Perkin
Perkins
East Creek
Marketaw S
Tuscarawassi E
Samuel E. Barr
Louis D. Parr
Parr
Council
Department of Public Works
British Moplah uprising sparks home rule in Malabar
Rioting Moplah tribesmen proclaim home rule in Malabar district India. A green emblem flies at Pallipu as martial law is declared and severe measures are considered. Nearly a score of Europeans killed and about 40 casualties among native regiments and Leinster troops are reported. About a million Moplahs are affected.
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London
Malabar
India
Pallipu
Harding cabinet to consider unemployment measures
Washington report says Secretary Hoover plans a national unemployment conference to be called soon. The president directs cabinet members to study unemployment, aiming to set up a survey, discuss labor redistribution, and seek congressional relief by late September.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Congress
Diamond Ring Gift of Pope Found Near Erzberger Site
In Badhas Griesbach Germany on August 29 a diamond ring from Pope Benedict to Mathias Erzberger, missing when the statesman’s body was found nearby, was located today. It was recovered in the grass near the shooting site indicating the missing jewelry has been found in connection with Erzberger’s death.
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Badhas
Griesbach
Germany
Pope Benedict
Mathias Erzberger
Statesman
Erzberger
Woman Exonerated in Auto Fatality Near Lansing
Coroner C. C. Hardesty exonerates Mrs. C. F. Dickens wife of a Bellaire banker in a collision on the national road near Lansing that killed 52 year old Charles A. Swingle. Three others have died by cars within 100 feet of the spot and Swingle’s brother was killed by a train here five years ago.
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Bridgeport, CO
C. C. Hardesty
C. F. Dickens
Bellaire
Charles A. Swingle
Lansing
Swingle
Six Slightly Hurt In Auto Collision Near Sawbury
An auto driven by Bert Herren of North Benton collided with a machine driven by Alliance residents near Sawbury on Canton Alliance Rd early Monday. Six people in the second vehicle suffered bruises and minor cuts from flying glass. injuries are not serious.
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Bert Herren
North Benton
Sawbury
Canton Alliance Rd
Alliance
Ton Lodge Special Communication Aug 29
Canton Lodge holds a special communication Monday evening August 29 at six o clock. M M degree to be conferred. C E Norris secretary. Jon Lee Frank W M.
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Canton Lodge
C. E. Norris
Sec
Jon Lee Frank
W. M
C. E. Norrin
Sec'y
Jos Lee Frank
W. NM
No Irish Plebiscite Declared by Collins Sinn Fein Leader
Dublin Aug 29 United Press interview with Michael Collins chief Sinn Fein member and head of the army denies any plebiscite. Collins says there is no need while English troops remain and notes his elusive war exploits and high status in Irish politics. Hedeclines to reveal military secrets.
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Collins
Sinn Fein
Little Army
Michael Collins
United Press
Dublin
Ireland
DeValera
Heditor
Clyde CC. Beals
Jarveys
Mickey" Collins
Irish Republican Army
Mickey Collins
Mickey
Tially
Collings
Dail
Germany in turmoil after Erzberger murder sparks clashes
Berlin and Potsdam see red monarchist strife after the Erzberger killing. Two workers die and a third is mortally wounded in Potsdam as police clash with radicals. Chancellor Wirth calls an extraordinary cabinet session amid fears of a broader crisis. Police hunt suspects in Offenburg where Erzberger was killed.
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Frank E. Mason
I. N.S
Berlin
Mathias Erzberger
Wirth
Potsdam
Kaisertown
Tannenberg
Inter Party
Germany
League of Nations Council
Upper Silesia
Erzbergr
Offenburg
Baden
Black Forest
Heavily Armed Forces Readied for New Mountain Clash
In West Virginia fierce factions prepare for renewed combat on a ridge amid reports of four dead and thirteen wounded from a late Saturday clash. Beech Creek and Camp Four battles killed and wounded miners and deputies as state police and miners clash around Logan and Loganco.
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Logan
W. Va
Loganco
Beach Creek
Camp Four
Ethel
Charleston
Beech Creek
Sharples
Don Chafin
J. R. Brockus
Life On Farm More Pleasant In These Days
Washington reports from the census bureau show modern farm conveniences reducing burdens of rural life. In 1920 automobiles appeared on 9,915,545 farms, with 2,216,512 cars total, and motor trucks on 131,551 farms. Pennsylvania led in truck numbers with 9,372, while telephones reached majority status in many states including Iowa Kansas Nebraska Illinois Indiana Missouri Ohio Minnesota South Dakota Wisconsin Vermont and Oregon.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Kansas
Minnesota
North Dakota
California
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
Wisconsin
Vermont
Oregon
Allied forces augment in Upper Silesia three nations join reinforcements
London reports two battalions each from England France and Italy will reinforce allied troops in Upper Silesia along with a French cavalry detachment. The move comes as Germany acknowledges the transfer and sets the date for August 29.
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London
Upper Silesia
Germany
France
Congressman In Dutch Opposing Beauty Contest
The anti beauty contest activities of Rep Herrick of Oklahoma threaten his career. An irate husband John O’Brien and Ira Harbaugh the father of another entrant demand retractions of alleged statements by Herrick claiming his wife and daughter wrote his letters. Harbaugh threatens a 59000 damage suit unless Herrick denies and retracts. O’Brien seeks a conference to compel a public denial.
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Herrick
John O'Brien
Ira Harbaugh
Post Office Department
Harbaugh
O'Brien
Strike ballots sent to railroad workers amid wage dispute
Ballots to 409 members of the big four brotherhoods were mailed to decide on the railroad labor board's $400,000,000 wage cut. About 500,000 Federated Shop Crafts members have already voted to strike if demands are not met, with the other three brotherhoods to begin voting soon.
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Cleveland
United States Railroad Labor Board
Federated Shop Crafts
Lauck Praises Railroad Labor Board Stabilizing Action
Washington August 29 W Jett Lauck consulting economist for railroad unions praises the railroad labor board for stabilizing labor conditions and credits its overtime decisions with preventing a strike despite a pending vote by unions. He says both workers and management dislike punitive overtime but that board decisions forestalled a broader disruption.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
W. Jett Lauck
Lauck
Dirigible Era Opens With Four Giant Airships
London reports a British government project to build four large airships at Bristol. They will house troops, use wing-mounted propellers, and an innovative indirect transmission system. The hulls follow sleek sea vessel lines with a single engine room and multiple motors.
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London
Bristol
Briish
Daily Mail
Woman appointed to high U S post in California
President Harding named Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt of California as assistant attorney general in a recess appointment, succeeding Mrs. Annette Adams. He also named J. T. Williams as U S district attorney for the northern district of California.
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Washington
Harding
Mabel Walker Wilebrant
California
Annette Adams
J. T Willams
U. S
Special Lodge Meeting For Lathrop LL D Aug 30
A special meeting of Lathrop Lodge LL D is set for Tuesday August 30 at 4 p.m. The M M Degree will be conferred. Officers listed include Lowell M. Harter W M Gee and C Mast Secy Adv.
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Lathrop Lodge LL. D
Lowell M. Harter
W. M. Gee
C. Mast
Secy.Adv
French swindle trust widens probe across nation
Chicago reports a nationwide hunt for supposed millionaire victims of Charles W. French and his $50 million swindle trust. Federal authorities seek to question Atty. H. T. Stewart of Canton as a grand jury probes schemes from Delaware to California and potential ties to a dead banker in Mansfield Ohio.
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Chicago
Charles W. French
John” Worthington
French
Honest John
Los Angles
San Francisco
Portland
Santa Barbara
Hollywood
A. & Grant
Grant
Dupont
Hedges
Mansfield
Canton
H. T. Stewart
K. M. Landis
Delaware
California
Burglars Captured After Night Pursuit Across City
Simon P. Everhart of Dundee chased burglars who robbed his general store, catching them in Massillon with the stolen goods. Two men and a woman were arrested. the trio named Schrader and Hard, with addresses in Canton, will face charges in New Philadelphia. Stolen goods valued at about 400 dollars were recovered.
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Simon P. Everhart
Dundee
Massillon
Eiverhart
Ife
Massilion
Jerry Schrader
Pearl Schrader
Mahonte
Canton
Albert Taird
Fourth-st
New Philadelphia
Genoa
Bowers
Everhart
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Clark Interests
Taiwan
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Yoder
Colling
Oberammergau
Oberammbergau
Anton Lang
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Lang
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Marmet
Mingoco
Okalhoma
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Economist
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Worthington
Arthur's Leather Shop
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