Ohio war bonus application blanks received in Canton
The Ohio attorney general outlines eligibility and filing rules for adjusted compensation for World War I veterans. The form requires identity, service between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918, Ohio citizenship, and discharge papers, with instructions to fill all applicable blanks.
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the War Veterans of Ohio
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Army
Marine Corps
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State of Ohio
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State House
Columbus
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Eeeiica
United States
JMB Throwers Busy Again in Belfast
Belfast reports another chaotic night as shooting and bomb throwing continued into the new year. One person was seriously wounded and a house was damaged by two bombs set off by unknown assailants.
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JMB
Belfast
Weather recast: Ohio fair cold with rising temperatures
Ohio forecast calls for continued fair cold weather with rising temperatures and cloudy skies. Local college basketball game listed for Tuesday, January 3, 1922 between two teams at 8 p m with admission 50 cents for adults and 20 cents for children.
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Ohio
McGannon Completes 20-Day Jail Sentence
William H. McGannon former chief justice of the municipal court was released from county jail after serving 20 days for contempt of court obstructing justice. He faces an appeal on perjury related to his testimony in the murder case of Harold C. Kagy. His wife Mrs Anna McGannon paid a $100 fine imposed by Judge Day before his release.
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Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Robert H.day
Canton
McGannon
Harold C. Kagy
Anna McGannon
First 1922 auto tags issued in Crawford County
The Crawford County Automobile Association distributed the first batch of 1922 auto tags on Tuesday, with fifty tags issued on the first day. The first tag, numbered 400, went to William Yingst of Bucyrus. In Elyria municipal skating ponds opened under police supervision, while coasting hills remain unavailable.
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Bucyrus
Crawford County Automobile Association
William Yingst
Elyria
Fight Over Quarter Ends in Stabbing in Bellaire
In Bellaire on January 2 William McDonald demanded a quarter from Rizere Delinnocenzo who refused. McDonald knocked Delinnocenzo down and stabbed him twice in the neck and body. Delinnocenzo is free on $500 bond awaiting hearing.
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Bellaire
William Meonald
Rizere Delinnocenzo
McDonald
Delnnocenzo
Appendicitis Claims Bellaires World War Veteran
Albert Shep herd a 24 year old Bellarie veteran who had seven enlistment attempts before joining the spruce division in World War I died after two appendicitis operations. He later served as a prohibition enforcement officer after the war. Said he was joking about seeking 320000 for state institution employees if funds were not approved. Board deferred action on the issue until next Tuesday. Mac Ayeal reported 98 vacancies and threatened resignations due to inadequate pay.
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Jan
Albert Shepherd
Columbus
Akron
State Board of Control
Welfare
MacAyeal
Funeral arrangements not yet set for Sen Penrose
Philadelphia Jan 2 Arrangements had not been completed this morning for the funeral of Senator Boies Penrose who died Saturday night in Washington. His brother Dr Charles B Penrose awaited word from another brother Spencer Penrose of Colorado before final plans for the services.
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Philadelphia
Boies Penrose
Washington
Charles B. Penrose
Spencer Penrose
Colorado
New York Holiday Toll Reports Fatalities and Injuries
New York district holiday traffic toll totals four dead and 18 injured with three believed fatally, reflecting serious conditions on area roadways during the period.
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New York
Masonic Notice for Special Communication January 2
A special communication of Canton Lodge will be held Monday evening January 2 at 6 30. M M degree will be conferred. C E Norris secretary Chas R Kumpf worshipful master adv.
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C. E. Norris
Secy
Chas. R. Kumpf
W. M
Governor Davis orders non political probe into highway contract charges
Governor Davis moves to a three phase inquiry on the Three C highway contracts in Knox Holmes Wayne and Ashland counties asking Ohio Good Roads State Society of Civil Engineers and State Automobile Association to appoint representatives. Walton and Pealer claim they will provide specific evidence to test the charges while Davis seeks the evidentiary basis for the inquiry.
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Davis
Ohio Good Roads Association
State Society of Civil Engineers
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Pealer
Randolph Walton
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Knox
Holmes
Wayne
Ashland
Ohio
Walton
Price
Death of Carrollton Judge Harvey Eckley reported
News reached Canton Monday morning of the death of Common Pleas Judge Harvey Eckley of Carrollton. No details were available. He had served as common pleas judge of Carrollton county for seven or eight years and was well known among Stark county lawyers.
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Common Pleas
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Oberlin College Plays Knights of Columbus in 1922 Tilt
Tuesday basketball game between Oberlin College and the Knights of Columbus with admission 50 cents for adults and 20 cents for children. Start time listed as 8 o’clock p.m. Additional note: Ads indicate event pricing and timing.
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Knights of Co‘us
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Miners and Operators to Meet in Central District Conference
In Columbus Ohio officials expect a conference of mine union officials and operators in the central competitive district to proceed next Friday despite Pittsburgh eastern and southern Ohio operators not attending. Indiana and Illinois operators reportedly will attend, signaling the meeting will go forward. Eastern Ohio operators joined southern operators in withholding attendance, reflecting district competition.
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Savage
Davis Favorable To Pre Primary Meet
Columbus reports Gov Davis leans toward a pre primary convention plan for Ohio’s 1922 state and senatorial tickets. Walter F Brown proposed the idea while Gov Davis seeks a U S Senate bid, with opposition from Randolph Waton over tilting primaries. Brown says the convention aids Burton Longworth and Fess in seeking the Senate without losing re election.
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Davis
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Brown
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Smith
Randolph Waton
Burton
Longworth
Fess
Ohio
Canton Daily News New Year Holiday Edition
The Canton Daily News reports its edition went to press at 10 o clock for the New Year holiday allowing staff to join the city celebration.
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FARLY
Canton Daily News
Canton
Special meeting notice for Local No 206 January 3
Special meeting of Local No. 206 Tuesday evening January 3 at 116 Market at 8 on the 3rd floor. All members required to be present. For any excuse call 8 C Doty State 4836 L by order of executive com Adv.
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Market
C. Doty
State
Adv
New Council Opens With Organizational Meeting
Council President Charles M Ball called the first session of the new city council to order at 10 o clock. The meeting focused on organization with elections planned for vice president clerk and the clerk s secretary. Mayor Curtis C Curtis attended briefly as new department heads dropped in and New Year greetings were exchanged.
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Charles M. Ball
Ball
Curtis C. Curtis
Double Guard On Mills At Newport
Newport Kentucky January 2 A double guard of militia is on duty at the Newport Rolling Mills after more than 106 shots were fired into the mills yesterday morning by strike sympathizers from Covington. Troops fired back with machine guns and dispersed the mob no injuries reported. Adjutant General Morris will report to Governor Morrow. The mill plans to restart sheet metal furnaces this week and operate on an open shop basis.
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Covington
Licking River
Jackson Morris
Kentucky
Frankfort
Kitchin Says He Will Be Back On Job Soon
Claude Kitchin minority leader in the U S House rests at his Scotland Neck North Carolina home after surgery in Albany New York. He believes he will regain full health and return to work within months and notes his blood pressure has been normal for over two weeks. He is a longtime representative of the Second District and close ally of the late William Dixon.
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Scotland Neck
N. C
Claude Kitchin
House of Representatives
United Press
Albany
N. Y
William ©. Dixon
Steamship Uraguaya Survives Terrific Tornado
The steamship Uraguaya of the Royal Mail Steam Packet company returned safely to a New York pier after an eight hour Atlantic crossing from Cherbourg and Southampton. A northwest gale reached 120 miles per hour, forcing Captain G S Gillard to slow and lay to for long stretches with a large passenger list aboard.
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New York
Uraguaya
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Cherbourg
Southampton
G. S. Gillard
America's World Trade Declined in 1921 Says Report
Washington reports 1921 global commerce at about 7 billion dollars the lowest since before World War I. Imports dropped to 2.5 billion and exports to 4.59 billion, only 54 percent of 1920 levels, with Mexico and Germany as notable exceptions.
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Department of Commercce
Mexico
Germany
Busy Year for Attorney General in 1921
The 1921 activities of Attorney General John G. Price include $813,601.52 collected from 3268 delinquent claims for the state treasury. In court, 47 supreme court disposals, 153 lower court dispositions, 12 US district court cases, and 5 cases now before the US Supreme Court. Outstanding matters total 415 across Ohio courts, with ~1000 opinions issued to state and county officers.
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Canton
State Treasury
Supreme Court of
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
West Virginia
Ohio Supreme Court
Court of Appeal and Common Pleas
Miller-Blanchard Co. Relocates to Tuscarawassi W corner
The Miller Blanchard Co moved to 1037 Tuscarawassi W at the corner of Newton ay with no change in telephone numbers. Rush D. Hiller remains as Funeral Director with Bell 143 3292 and State 2292 listed.
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Miller-Blanchard Co
Tuscarawassi W
Newton-ay
Rush D. Hiller
Bell
Secret French Japanese pact over Siberia shocks Washington
Washington crowds buzzed as alleged notes claim France would back a Japanese protectorate over Siberia and Japan would aid the overthrow of Russia to restore its monarchy. The documents, labeled fakes by Paris and Tokyo, stirred swift denials but not dismissal of the furor ahead of the armament conference.
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Far East
France
Japan
Siberia
Russia
Foreign Office
Tokio
Manchuria
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Bootleg Poison Claims Three In New Year Death Toll
New York city reports New Year bootleg liquor deaths total at least three with two men and a woman among the dead after a celebration marked by numerous fights and weapon use. A well dressed unidentified woman died in a Subway station with an empty gin bottle found nearby.
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New York
New Year Violence Toll From New Orleans Celebrations
In New Orleans Louisiana on January 2 a white man and two Black men were killed a white man drowned a police officer shot and fatally wounded eleven people shot and over twenty Black individuals stabbed during New Year celebrations authorities reported three separate violent incidents across the city all tied to the festivities.
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New Orleans
New York Boatmen Threaten Strike Over Wage Cuts
New York harbor crews from several towing and lighterage firms quit work after the Masters' and Pilots' association announced a new wage scale, effective January 1, threatening a general strike in the harbor.
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New York
New York Harbor
Masters’ and Pilots’ Association
Danes Luring Many Tourists to Cannes for Council Meetings
Scores of American and European visitors flock to Cannes attracted by visiting dignitaries. Notables include Greece's Premier Gounaris and American Ambassador George Harvey. The inter allied supreme council sessions begin Friday with informal talks on submarine issues and German reparations.
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Cannes
France
Inter-Allied Supreme Council
Gounaris
Greece
Livy
George
Geo. Harvey
England
Tilova George
Briand Wil
Paris
Dail to Resume Debate on Irish Peace Treaty
Dublin reports say parliament members arrive for resumption of debate on the Irish peace treaty with expectations of ratification. Eamon de Valera and anti-treaty followers plot a final appeal while oath-bound Daft members may abstain. Supporters foresee a solid majority, possibly up to 15 votes, as Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith express confidence.
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Dublin
Dall
Eamonn de Valera
Daft
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Arthur Griffith
City of Dunedin Goes Ashore At Land's End In Gale
London datelined report says steamer City of Dunedin ran aground at Land's End during a gale. Zeeland wireless reported receiving distress signals from the stranded vessel as a rescue likely under way.
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Local Lodge Meeting Set for Monday Evening
Ton Lodge will be held Monday evening January 2 at 6 30 o clock M M Degree will be conferred C E Norrin Secy Chas R Kumpf W AL Ady
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