Steel plans two mills and new ground clearings in 1914
United Steel Co outlines a 1914 upturn in steel and trades with opening of two new mills at Canton costing about 100000 dollars and ground cleared for further plants. The move will employ around 100 more workers though overall output tonnage remains unchanged. No Berger construction planned this year as officials assess 1914 prospects.
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Berger Co
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Columbus
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Ohio
U. S
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
James R. Garfield
Arthur L. Garford
Bull Moose
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Walter F. Brown
Progressive State Committee
William Littlefield
Cincinnati
Brown
William Barnes
Root
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Progressive Party
A. BR. Beveridge
Beveridge
Cleveland bankers push bid for Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland bankers redouble efforts to secure a regional Federal Reserve Bank under the new currency law. Enthusiasm rises as Ohio bankers pledge support after favorable replies from several cities signaling backing for Cleveland's campaign.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Reserve Bank
Canton Endorsements Encourage Personal Review
Canton testimony urges readers to judge for themselves by reading endorsements and statements from Canton news sources. The ad cites a case with Dr Werner of 223 N Market Canton Ohio praising a kidney remedy. It claims kidney pills cured disorders after two years of illness and dizziness.
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Canton
Canton Zews
FR. Werner
N. Market Ynton
Ohio
Municipal dance debate at Canton meeting
The Canton W C T U discussed the municipal dance amid surprise remarks by Mrs Frances Meyer who supported continuing the event while Mrs Ella Hart warned it ruins girls. Members suggested restricting attendance to accompanied youths to keep them in view of police protection.
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Canton W. C. T. U
Frances Meyer
Ella Hart
Prac
Progressives Plan 10 Boost Equal Suffrage
Progressives push ten point program for equal suffrage with emphasis on Saturday events and county law context. References to a Shivolockie case influence on liquor law interpretations and saloon interests amid county board discussions.
New Year Activities At Canton W C T U Chapter
Mrs. intender described distributing boxes to 275 inmates of the ear's day. The Canton W C T U sends flowers to the infirmary monthly and gives a special treat on New Year's day. Mrs. A McDowell read an original poem by Mrs. Alice Danner Jones.
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Intender
Canton W
Wilson and Lind meet at sea on Gulfport voyage
President Wilson travels from Chester to Gulfport aboard the Chester to confer with John Lind about Mexico and Huerta as tensions rise. Lind plans to stay in Vera Cruz with constant cable contact while aiming for rapid settlement.
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Mexico
Constitutionalistas
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Department
Pertillon
Chester
Winona
Pass Christian Bay
Gulf
President Goers
John Lind
Landrey
Ship Island
Chanceldier
The
No Quarter to be Given By Either Side In Battle At Ojinaga
Rebels and federals fight near Ojinaga with heavy artillery and hand to hand combat, casualty figures rising as casualties and refugees strain Presidio facilities. Executions deepen hostilities as reprisals halt quarter. Smallpox outbreak feared amid siege conditions and medical relief efforts intensify.
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Ojinaga
United Press
Presidio
Texas
Ortega
Maj. McNamee
U. 8
Panofil Natera
Venustiano Carranza
Natera
Orozeco
Francisco Madero
Orozco
Red Cross
Paroled man warned to reform by judge and wife
A judge lectures Price in court about parole compliance accusing him of liquor abuse and concealed weapons. He orders the man to keep his family close, attend church, and take his wife to outings, warning of a year in the workhouse if he violates parole.
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Price
Saloon License Case: Judge Upholds New Law In Ohio County
Common Pleas Judge Ake refused a mandamus to force license transfer from Joe Carretti of Alliance to John Skivolockie. The ruling upholds the new liquor licensing law, denying that Skivolockie alone is entitled to a license and leaving the licensing board to decide any vacancy. Skivolockie may file an amended petition by January 17.
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Common Pleas
Ake
Hogan
John Skivolockie
Alliance
Skivolockie
Bow, Amerman and Mills
Carretti
Amerman
The Big Horn Massacre at the Grand
Kalem presents a two reel feature The Big Horn Massacre a war story with three hundred troopers from a California National Guard regiment and Indian performers from a government reservation. Also on bill The Stolen Inheritance Pathe drama The Uprising of Ann Vitagraph drama Falling in Love With Inez Edison comedy. Tomorrow When Mountain and Valley Meet Lubin drama with Romaine Fielding and Broncho Billy Anderson in Essanay western Broncho Billy's Squareness.
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Edison
Romaine Fielding
G. M
Broncho Billy) Anderson
Essanay
Broncho Billy
Infant dies at five months in hometown
Harold Hagerman, five months old, son of Mr and Mrs James Hagerman of 910 Virginia Street NK, died Saturday morning.
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Harold Hagerman
James (. Hagerman
Virginia-st NK
Marnine
Exonerates Conductor After City Car Collision
Conductor Kennedy C Herron cleared of blame by Division Superintendent Scanlon after a Pennsylvania flyer struck the city car at Market Ave grade crossing last Saturday. No injuries reported.
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Kennedy CC. Herron
Pennsylvania Flyer
Market Av
Scanlon
Mm Sh TD
Bowman divorce suit cites three year absence
Mrs. Anna Bowman files in common pleas court Friday afternoon for dissolution of marriage from Ernest Bowman whom she wed in Windsor Canada in 1909. She charges wilful absence for more than three years. Attorneys Piero and Crankshaw filed the petition.
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Common Pleas Court
Anna Bowman
Ernest Bowman
Windsor
Can
Bowman
Piero and
Crankshaw
Court records show 600 civil docket decisions in county
The record notes that Judges Ake and Day disposed of about 600 motions demurrers and proceedings in error since last February about 250 each. The 200 case gain on the civil docket plus 500 motions and related actions mark a new county record.
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Common Pleas
Ake
Day
Police propose price fixing to curb cost of living
Cleveland humorously reports that police would fix prices to ease living costs. A police memo claims butter should be 20 cents per pound and notes a theft of fifteen pounds of butter worth $3 from Henry Goetz.
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United Press
Cleveland
Henry Goetz
Striking Iron Workers Return To Work In Indianapolis
Two hundred fifty striking iron workers returned to work today in Indianapolis pending arbitration of a new contract. The proposed agreement includes a five cent hourly wage increase and changes in working conditions. The strike began New Year’s Day, halting work on several skyscrapers.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Taxes Due by January 21 for Semi annual Collection
County Treasurer Ake announced the last day for semi annual tax payments is January 20, with delinquent lists to follow on January 21. Tax titles will be sold February 20, risking liens on unpaid properties. About $850,000 is due, with two thirds already paid.
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Ake
Employment Classifieds Offer Daily News Advertising
The Daily News highlights its want ads as a tool for selling goods and services. Readers are invited to place ads to reach a broad audience and maximize sales opportunities.
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Daily News
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