World Leaders Push for US Led Economic Conference
Washington sources say a global financial conference will be called soon after the armament parley ends. Leaders urge Harding to host in Washington or London or Paris, with US initiative seen as crucial to success and to settling the 11 billion dollar European debt as Congress debates a foreign funding bill.
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Geo. R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
London
Paris
Harding
America
Pond
Europe
Lloyd George
Congress
United States
Fordney Pledges Open Hearings On Soldier Bonus After Christmas
The House Ways and Means Committee will start soldier bonus debates after Christmas with a plan to raise funds and a likely early House vote. Ohio lawmakers endorsed the principle but cautioned no concrete plan exists yet.
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Fordney
Washington
Ydec
House
Ways and Means
American Legion
Senate
Ohio House
Ohio
Longworth
Ways and Means Committee
Sinn Fein Dail Holds Secret Session on Irish Peace Treaty
Dublin reports a heated Dail Eireann debate as Michael Collins demands an open session and De Valera challenges the delegates. The assembly votes to secret discussion while pledging an open session tomorrow. London coverage continues on the treaty's final approval.
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London
Collins
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Dr. White
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Fireann
Valera
Colling
Man Pleads Guilty in Harrisburg Liquor Case
Rig Erskine owner of Cozy as at Harrisburg pled guilty before Judge Ake to violating the Crabbe liquor sale law. He paid a $1,000 fine and costs, with a related case against Al Brooks dismissed. Erskine said he is closing next week. Dancing and features were noted. Officials observed large cover charges at special events and the tax assessment under the Wer act totaled $1,290.
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Rig Erskine
Harrisburg
Ake
Crabbe
al Brooks
Inkine
Hs Place
C. B. McClink
Res Cancellation of Foreign Debts Urged by Shaw
M Shaw former US Treasury secretary under Roosevelt urged canceling foreign debts in Wheeling West Virginia arguing it would reduce unemployment and allow American labor to prosper without paying debt interest or principal, even if the rest of the world was wiped out.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dee
M. Shaw
Treasury
Roosevelt
Ambon
Renewal of Activity Seen in Rubber Industries
Akron reports renewed activity in the rubber industry with signs of a return to normal wartime levels. Goodyear and other companies announce shifts and rehiring, targeting increases in production by January and February, while unemployment remains high with about 20,000 workers idle.
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H. H. Springford
Goodyear Company
Ber
Goodyear
Miller Rubber Company
Mohawk Rubber Company
Firestone Company
L. C. Rockhill
Glasses Advertised by Lemaire and Colmont at Local Store
Local ad promotes Opera Glasses by Lemaire and Colmont claiming best quality. Walter H. invites customers to view the products at the Tusest E. location with contact details provided. Weather note mentions cloudy conditions in extreme southeast Ohio tonight with fair odds elsewhere.
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Ohio
Esterda
Lemaire
Colmont
Walter H
Bloodhounds Used in Hunt for Assailant
Huntington December 14. Police arrested J. E. Patterson after a bloodhound chase in connection with a mysterious assault on O. R. Hamilton a baker found unconscious in his shop yesterday. The Bakers' Union offered a $50 reward for arrest and conviction. Hamilton's condition remained critical.
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Huntington
J. E. Patterson
O. R. Hamilton
Bakers’ Union
Hamilton
Liquor Law Violators Face Higher Tax Under Miller Act
County treasurer notes some violators paid old license taxes after refunds. Under the Miller law convicted sellers face a 1200 tax lien on property used for sales. Some violators may sue to avoid payments.
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Martin Brenner
Rotarians Plan Inter City Meet At Hotel Northern
Local Rotary clubs from Alliance Massillon New Philadelphia Dover Wooster and Canton plan an inter city meet at Hotel Northern at 6 15 p m Friday with over 200 expected in attendance. Ohio district governor Robert Patterson of Dayton will address the gathering. James H Heron of New York City will speak on The Spirit of Rotary He is an author humorist and ora tor who lectures nationwide.
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Rotary
Alliance
Massillon
New Philadelphia
Dover
Wooster
Canton
Filipinos Renew Push for Independence From United States
In Washington on December 14 the Philippine resident commissioners presented a letter to the president urging immediate independence for the Philippines. They argue the four power Pacific treaty removes fears of Japanese aggression and would permit full self government for the islands.
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Washington
Philippines
Jaime C. de Veyra
Isauro Gabaldon
Shriners Car To Attend Al Koran Ceremonial
A special car will depart Canton public square Thursday December 16 at 8 50 a m to attend the Al Koran Ceremonial. All Shriners are welcome. The return trip leaves Cleveland at 11 30 p m. Canton Shriners Club ad.
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Canton Public Square
al. Koran
All Shriners
Cleveland
Canton Shriners Club
Fire destroys Templar Motors plant in Cleveland area
A late night blaze at the Templar Motors Company plant in Halstead and Ploverays, Lakewood, caused $250000 to $300000 in damage. The main plant survived but other buildings were wiped out while residents fled with valuables as Cleveland and suburban fire crews battled the blaze.
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Cleveland
Templar Motors Company
Halstead
Ploverays
Lakewood
Templar Company
Cleveland Fire Department
Big Dirigible Roma Expected at Akron This Week
Plans are underway at Wingfoot field for the arrival of the giant dirigible Roma from Washington. W. T. Vanorman, pilot of the balloon City of Akron in the Belgian air contest, heads arrangements with about 250 high school students to assist in handling the ropes when the dirigible lands.
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Akron
Wingfoot Field
Roma
Washington
W. T. Vanorman
Tax Bills Ready For Distribution In Canton
Canton property owners will receive their tax bills Thursday announced by County Treasurer Martin Brenner. The treasurer's office will be open Saturday until 3 p m and Monday evening hours to aid those who cannot visit during regular times. Current payments use a new rate of 24.3 per 1900 valuation. Owners should check bills promptly and pay before the final limit on Tuesday December 26.
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Canton
Martin Brenner
Brenner
Buff Ends Training for Milwaukee Title Fight
Johnny Buff the double boxing champion completed his training with light reading work in Milwaukee. He said he would weigh under 114 pounds for the ring, following yesterday's session that included rounds with several small fast boys.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Johnny Buff
Pat Moore
Johnny
Christmas Gift Hint The Canton Daily News Offer
A Christmas gift idea suggests gifting a Canton Daily News subscription by mail for a year to a friend or relative living away. Subscriptions can be mailed to any address for five dollars per year and acknowledged as such when desired.
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Canton
Canton Daily News
Daily
Sunday News
Piano Merchant Dies at Home in Canton
Simeon Van Fossen sixty longtime piano executive died at his home 1420 Arnold Ave NW Canton from heart trouble. He led Van Fossen Igniley Piano Co for over forty years and came to Canton to run J. W. Brown Piano Co before forming Van Forsen Smiley Co. Survived by wife and son Clyde. funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at the home with burial at Westlawn.
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Simeon van Fossen
van Fossen-Igniley Piano Co
Market-av 8
Arnold-avyv
Clyde
Westlawn
van Forsen
Canton
J. W. Brown Piano Co
Canton School District Buys Low Cost Insurance
The Canton public school buildings insurance was raised by 408000 during a Board of Education meeting. A uniform policy reduced premiums to about 5000, and a $188892 contract for McKinley High scenic effects was awarded to Frank Ambos of the Pauline Mac Lean Players.
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Canton
Board of Education
Robert H. Evans Co
Melbourne Bros
Wendling Co
Widder Co
Lincoln Junior High
W. C. Lane
Helden
Phil H. Weber
Defendants Win In Note Trial
A jury in Judge Day's courtroom ruled for the defendants in the suit of Donato DiSimone against the estate of his former wife Maria DiSimone. The dispute centered on a note for 2090 dollars signed in the name of the first wife, alleged to be forged. The trial explored evidence of a purported receipt letter and the involvement of the couple's Italian relatives and a deceased father.
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Italy
New Overtime Rules Cut Pay for Railroad Workers
Chicago Dec 14 The United States Railroad Labor Board announced sweeping overtime changes affecting maintenance of way staff. Time and a half for overtime now starts after a 10 hour day, replacing the former 8 1/2 hour trigger, with Sunday overtime largely abolished though three hours pay for the first two hours remains in some cases. The board reaffirmed the eight hour day in general and said the changes will save railroads millions annually.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
McChord
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
J. J. Farman
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Railroad shops at Huntington to close
Huntington W Va December 14 due to business depression the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad shops here will close down Saturday leaving 2509 men unemployed Superintendent W M Butler said the shops would stay closed until January 1 or longer if conditions continue fifty percent of the railroad rolling stock is out of use Butler added the C and O will enforce strict economy for the coming months
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Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
W. &. Butter
Butler
Chesapeake and Ohio
Women Form Army Led Rump Strike In Kansas Mines
An estimated 3,660 women marched from Franklin toward Crawford and Cherokee counties to pressure still-working mines. They carried lunches and pepper cans for deterrence, chanting to invade Cherokee county and extend the protest toward Scammon, while sheriffs and a few deputies faced the massed marchers.
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Franklin
Kan
Amazon
Kansas
Cherokee-co
Crawford-co
Oklahoma
Poultry and Rabbit Show Sets Canton Event Dates
Classified notes announce a poultry rabbit pet stock show at Canton Auditorium December 26 to 31, 1991 with entries closing December 16. Also a closing out sale lists dress socks 39 cents, corduroy cap 39, work pants 79 cents, heavy ribbed underwear 4.59 per garment, ribbed union suits 9.3, 2,500 pairs of shoes for sale. Abrame or Gon's 607 EB. Tuse.
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Canton Auditorium
Advy
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