Final decision in anthracite strike dispute deepens conflict
Philadelphia August 29 leaders of operators refuse arbitration stance while miners reject arbitration. War over check off pay and union support widens as government officials predict a two month strike with ample coal supplies and no imminent price panic. Jacking agreement sustains during 1927 but cross field aid risks undermining union aims.
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Washington
Goat Lakes
New England
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Douglas Fairbanks Thrills in The Thief of Bagdad at Valentine
The Thief of Bagdad at the Valentine Theater showcases Douglas Fairbanks as a master of fantasy. Also in Canton, a feature titled Where You Can Find It lists tickets and many other items for readers.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
Valentine
Canton
Taxes Unpaid by Maude Adams Estate in Suburban New York
The estate of actress Maude Adams, now retired from the stage and conducting private laboratory experiments, has been listed in a New York suburb for non payment of taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adams
New York
Miss Adams
Children Injured When Car Crashes Into Pole
A child playing in a parked car near Rex avenue and 6th street NE was injured lightly after the auto started and crashed into a telephone pole. The girl was taken to Mercy hospital with not serious injuries. The vehicle belonged to Miss Dora Whitmere of NE 17th street.
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Rex Av
6Th St
Virginia Widens
Mercy Hospital
Dora Whitmere
Pansy Newhauer
11Th St
F. R. Booth
14Th St
Cleveland Av
3Rd St
C. W. Brunner
2Nd St NW
Ralph Grimm
Lincoln Av
7Th St NW
D. E. Myers
East Canton
C. W. Wireman
Cole Av SE
Hopes Of Securing Fortune Renewed
Bradford England August 29 George Thomas Barker lifelong resident of a modest home now hopes to inherit 25 million dollars from the estate of John Barker a Pittsburgh steel millionaire who died five years ago George Thomas claims to be his brother and says lawyers have advised that everything is turning out satisfactorily after years of poverty while another claimed brother vanished in the United States.
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Bradford
Eng
George Thomas Barker
John Barker
Pittsburgh
George Thomas
United States
Germany says further notes on security pact unnecessary
Berlin informs Paris that Germany regards further notes as unnecessary pending the outcome of the experts preliminary conference in London. The attitude was delivered to French Foreign Minister Briand in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
France
London
Briand
Paris
Ambassador Herrick Visits Wellington Fair
Myron T. Herrick U. S. ambassador to France made a surprise visit to the Wellington fair on August 29 and spent time with local friends from his boyhood days.
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Wellington
Myron T. Herrick
U. S
France
North Canton Road plans 48 foot wide improvement
Property owners along North Canton Road voted to widen the street to 48 feet next year with eight feet for streetcar tracks and 20 feet for vehicle traffic on each side. The project, estimated at at least $100000 per mile, will seek state and federal aid with negotiations to determine the aid amount and financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton Rd
Edgefield
Stark Co. Good Roads Council
Oakwood Rd
North Canton
State Highway Department
President Sees His Son In Drill At Camp Devens
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge attend the final review of Camp Devens Citizens Military Training Camp. Corporal John Coolidge leads his squad with proud chevrons as the presidential party travels from Swampscott to view the ceremony and return to the summer White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Devens
Mass
John Coolidge
Citizens’ Military Training
Swampscott
Mine Cave Tragedy Claims Two In New Lexington
State county and coal company officials opened a rigorous probe into the fatal mine accident at the Zanesville Coal Company mine near New Lexington. Edward Rowe died instantly and Nimrod Savage succumbed later in the same room after a section collapsed trapping them under slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Ftal
Zanesville Coa. Co
Edward Rowe
Nimrod Savage
Gasoline Price Cut To 21 Cents In Canton
Following Standard Oil Co the Canton area lowers gasoline to 21 cents a gallon retail and 19 cents wholesale effective Saturday. The cut is 0.12 dollars per gallon the first drop since Ohio gas tax law took effect earlier in spring. Refined oils prices will stay unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
Canton
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Italian Sub-secretary Grandi to attend League of Nations meeting
Rome Aug 29 Signor Grandi Italian Sub secretary of foreign affairs will leave Tuesday for Geneva to attend the League of Nations assembly. He probably will meet Austen Chamberlain and Aristide Briand to outline the proposed security pact. League sessions open Sept 7.
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Rome
Signor Grandi
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Austen Chamberlain
Aristide Briand
Circulation Manager Denies Littering Charge
Isadore Jacobs circulation manager for a Cleveland newspaper was arraigned in criminal court Saturday on a littering charge. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Jacobs
Cleveland
Five Prisoners Plead Guilty in County Jail
Five inmates at the county jail asked to plead guilty to indictments and begin their sentences. John B. Newman received from one to seven years in the reformatory for receiving stolen property. W. C. Trump and Alvin H. Russell drew one to 15 years each for burglary and larceny. Charles Smith got one to five years in the penitentiary for daytime burglary. J. R. Clutter had a suspended sentence of 10 days in the work house for petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John &. Newman
Reformatory
W. C. Trump
Alvin H. Russell
Charles Smith
J. R. Clutter
Holden Estate Sued Over Personal Services Payment
Charles R. Marlow filed suit in common pleas court against the estate of C. Edwards Holden seeking 3451.59 for personal services tied to the sale of a 150000 dollar property and an expected bequest that was not fulfilled. Attorneys Mitchell and Mitchell of New Philadelphia represent Marlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Marlow
Common Pleas Court
C. Edwards Holden
Holden
Canton Y. W. C. A. Mitchell & Mitchell
New Philadelphia
Marlow
France Knows Attitude Held by Americans on Settlement
France knows the U S government will not accept the Churchill Callin agreement as a basis for talks with France. The pressure for a settlement grows steadily and the stance reflects a nonpartisan mood and broad American consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Swampscott
United States
Winston Churchill
Joseph Callin
America
Heire ss mate found dazed in Boston street
Frederic Cameron Church Jr former Harvard football star who married Miss Mariel Vanderbilt left Massachusetts General Hospital after being found unconscious in Governor Square at 2 30 AM. He told police he believed he was struck by a car but could not explain the incident. His bride rushed to care for him as he suffered slight facial cuts.
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Boston
Frederic Cameron Church, Jr
Harvard
Mariel Vanderbilt
Phillips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Church
Governor Square
Columbus Maiden May Compete Again
Miss Mary Katherine Campbell, who won Miss America two years in a row, plans to travel to Atlantic City tonight to decide whether she will compete in this year’s pageant. If she wins again, she will hold the $5,000 trophy for three-time champions.
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Columbus
Mary Katherine Campbell
Atlantic City
Miss Campbell
Ruth Malcolmson
Philadelphia
Rum Runner Virginia Seized Near Golden Gate
Coast guard cutter 259 seized the Virginia off the Golden Gate with 12 000 cases of liquor valued at 50 000 aboard. The vessel attempted to enter the bay while posing as a fishing trawler. Four men including the captain were arrested after details pointed to a mother ship off the Farmllone Islands.
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San Francisco
Virginia
Coast Guard
Golden Gate
Farmllone Islands
Monster Pumpkin Contest Attracts Giant Entries In County Race
Last day to enter the pumpkin contest sees a flood of entries led by a 66 inch circumference pumpkin and a 48 inch measure. Mrs Stock and Ed Belway showcase oversized squash while several growers describe their unusually shaped specimens and methods. The Pumpkin Editor notes no milk-fed or artificial seed practices among the entries as observers await final results and the Sunday winner.
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Starkoo
William Barnes
Canton R. D
8Th St
Canton
Quick-witted diamond merchant foils $75,000 robbery
David II. Darer of 71 Nassau Street in New York stops a $75,000 heist at William Baumatein’s offices and captures a bandit at an 11th floor fire escape. In Kansas City a bank robber flees after a gunfight wounding bystanders, escaping despite nitroglycerin threats during an attempted hold up at First National Bank.
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New York
David II
Darer
Nassaust
William Baumatein
Kansas City
Firat National Bank
Thousands Attend Ku Klux Klan Konklave at Buckeye Lake
Thousands of Chileans arrive by car bus and traction to Buckeye Lake for Ohio Klan Konklave on a 200 acre tract leased for the event. White robed Klansmen direct traffic as a pageant on Sodom and Gomorrah is planned and a Klan wedding featuring Miss Bessie Hinson and Ralph O Rourke of Columbus is announced for Sunday.
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Buckeye Lake
Sodom
Gomorrah
Bessie Hinson
Ralph O'Rourke
Columbus
Woman Arrested for Shoplifting and Parenting Charge
Mary Mathe of 1524 Starkay SW was arrested Saturday afternoon on petty larceny and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Police say she was found in Star Dry Goods with stolen property. The 13 year old daughter allegedly said the mother was teaching her to shoplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mathe
Starkay
Star
Young Boy Killed By Truck On Midland Trail Near Huntington
Rex Ford aged 5 son of Mr and Mrs KE Ford of Akron died from injuries after being run down by a truck on the Midland trail near Huntington W Va. The accident occurred yesterday the boy died last night after an attempted operation. The truck driver was exonerated.
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Huntington
W. Va
Rex
KE. B. Ford
Akron
Midland Trail
Week's Weather Forecast For Ohio Valley And Great Lakes
Weather bureau today issued the forecast for next week. Ohio Valley expects above normal temperatures with mostly fair skies and a chance of local thunder showers Monday and later in the week, cooler on Tuesday. Great Lakes region sees mostly fair weather with possible showers late week, cooler at the start and again near the end. midweek temperatures above normal.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Akron man loses foot in railroad accident at viaduct
Ray Walters, 29, of Akron, is in City Hospital in serious condition after losing his left foot in an Erie railroad accident at the Leader Street viaduct. He arrived with heavy blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ray Walters
Akron
City Hospital
Erie
Canton Receives 21211 From Gas Tax Distribution
State Auditor Joseph B. Tracy announced the June and July gas tax distribution totaling 911 044 to 800 Ohio municipalities. Canton will receive 21 211, with Alliance 5 376 Wooster 2 793 North Canton 6 51 and East Canton 329 among others as the first quarterly share from the 3 036 820 total.
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Canton
Joseph B. Tracy
Ohio
Alliance
Wooster
Fast Canton
North Canton
Tracy
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Lima
Bellefontaine
Elyria
Lorain
Ironton
Newark
Grenville
Xenta
Kenton
Greenville
Defiance
Delaware
Middletown
Hamilton
Ashland
Akron
Dayton
Youngstown
East Canton
Barberton
Zanesville
South Zanesville
Marion
Mansfield
Piqua
Dover
Uhrichiaville
New Philadelphia
Sidney
van Wert
Marysville
Fosetorla
Shelby
Tiffin
Pair Fined $100 For Crabbe Act Violations
William Sehnaee of 2034 Kimbald SE was fined $100 and costs after police found liquor in his home. George Vartes of 806 Thompson et SE received the same fine for carrying a quart of wine Friday evening. Antonia Serickemire of 1913 Stark a¢ SW pleaded not guilty after police found five gallons of liquor at his home and his case was continued.
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William Sehnaee
Kimbald SE
George Vartes
Thompson Et SE
Antonia Serickemire
Stark
Kidnaping Suspect Fred H Miller Fined Ex Juve Court
Fred H Miller was fined $50 and costs in juvenile court on Friday for complicity in the kidnapping of a young girl weeks ago. Other youths involved were fined earlier, Miller had been serving a workhouse sentence for another matter and was released last week after completing his term.
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Fred H. Miller
Miller
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W. W. Inglis
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Fidel la Barba
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Laverna Stark
Los Angeles
Fidel
Standard
C. B. McClintock
Holden Estate
Commission
Boston Street
Auto
Columbus Maiden
Oliver Breckenridge
Robertsville
Mapletoa
Kathryn Roush
Justus, O
Klan Konklave
Marjorie
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