NOCRATS ARE NY 10 OPEN CAMPAIGN IN CONVENTION CITY
Washington dispatch reports the Democratic party plans a large Jackson Day rally Monday with two banquets at the Shoreham and the New York hotels. Homer Cammina of the national committee said speakers from across the country will attend, with cabinet officers governors and notable party figures expected.
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Pate
Jackson
Shoreham
Mmittee
Eo Groupe
New Tord
Wash Hotel
Cummings
Hat in Ring for Nomination Sparks School Bid Debate
Canton board of education met Saturday to review bids for finishing McKinley High School. Melbourne Bros. Canton and Cleveland firms led by Robert H. Evans submitted bids, with the lowest Canton bid at 946,322.13 four months ago and a current bid of 1,112,086.00, $166,363.84 higher. The meeting noted a potential $1.426 million school bond and possible savings if bids could have been awarded earlier.
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Canton
City Board of Education
McKinley High School
Cleveland
Melbourne Bros
Robert H. Evans and Co
Samuel W. Emerson Co
Don Keeper Alliance Is Killed By Train
John Atolin known as Donkeeper or Happy John of Alliance died Saturday when struck by a C P passenger train on his way home. He lived in Alliance for years, survived by a widow Anna Roth, two children, a brother in Alliance, and a mother Elizabeth Atolin in Austria. He was active in Eagles Moose and other social groups. trustees held a meeting in Washington to appoint a new head, with George W Byers named president.
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Iance
John Atolin
Donkeeper
Alliance
Happy John
Tuck
Atolin
Austria-Hungary
Anna Roth
Kle Pe Cildren
Austria
i@abeth Atolin
Washington
Rustees
George W. Byersted
George Stoffer
Hn Mandren
W. F. Rowman
Nelson Shaffer
Leap year calendar 1920 highlights Sunday prominence
The 1920 leap year calendar places Sunday at key dates. February 29 falls on Sunday, Washington's birthday, Memorial Day, and Independence Day also land on Sunday. Easter is April 4, Lincoln's birthday on Thursday, St Patrick on Wednesday, and Friday the 13th occurs in February and August.
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Washington
Belden Motor Co Buys Two Garages For Expansion
Belden Motor Car Co purchases two large garages on 12th Street from Henry Falla for about 56000. The deal was announced by Harry Belden after the Saturday closing. The space totals 13600 square feet and will host a Franklin service station starting May 1 while the firm remains at its Courlay SW location until then.
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Henry Falla
Canton Packard Co
Kelly & Hayden Co
Belden Motor Car Co
Courtay SW
Harry Belden
Belden Co
Franklin Automobile
Preparedness but no militarism in senate army bill debate
Washington reports outline of the army reorganization bill aiming at a large reserve and national guard restructuring. It calls for 259000 regulars 18600 officers a reserve of 600000 and emphasizes Americanizing education languages and values for foreign parentage youth. It proposes guard training equal to federal training with option to choose between guard and federal camps. The plan centers on veteran A F E F members forming the core of a citizen army ready for rapid mobilization.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Department
National Guard
Senate
A. FE. F
The Canton Actual Opens Monday pet Classes Day and Evening
Readable segments indicate Canton Actual launches Monday with pet classes offered day and evening. Event aims to teach basic training and care, inviting residents to enroll pets for sessions.
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Canton
Court Restaurant Sunday Dinner Special Ad
Court Restaurant invites patrons to enjoy a special Sunday dinner at 132 Court av SW. Property of N. D. Bewig is listed in the ad.
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Court
N. D. Bewig
Campaign to Reach Relief Fund Quota Before Wednesday
More than 200 American Jewish Relief fund volunteers push to hit a $75,000 goal in the final three days. Monday noon luncheon at Courtland hotel features reports from captains and a promised speaker. A Monday rally at Schiabach hall aims to lift totals as Canton workers press for a strong close.
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Courtland Hotel
Straus
Schiabach Hall
W. N. Baylew
Conklin Pence
Toledo
Canton
Allen Named as Helper for Wood
New York dispatch reports Leonard Wood league names Gen. Leonard Wood as vice president while Henry Allen of Kansas announces he will not seek the presidency. Headquarters at the Hotel Imperial send out circulars to most unions and over 16 000 voters have signed support cards for General Weed with about 1000 new cards daily. New Students Admitted Monday Canton Actual Business College.
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New York
Henry Allien
Kansas
Fet
Leonard Wood League
League
Hotel Imperial
General Weed
Sewing lessons advertised by W. C. A. offer
Papers assist you with sewing at the W. C. A. Membership not required. Four lessons cost four dollars and registration is urged at once.
At First You Don’t Succeed Get Another Husband
Mrs. Ora Iring, just granted a divorce from her third husband, announces engagement to New York millionaire O. W. Boner. A relative says he plans a $50,000 Long Island home for her. Her first husband Ernest Kemper and she wed at an amusement park before 15,000. they divorced in 1911. She then married Louisford Beales and Walter Iring, divorcing both.
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Louisville
Ora Iring
O. W. Boner
New York
Luisford Beales
Jefferson
Ind
Walter Iring
Timken Group Buys Miller Foundry To Expand Output
H H Timken and associates acquire the Canton Ohio Miller Foundry plant, to be renamed Motor Casting Co. New owners include J G Obermier Charles Balough Gordon M Mather and R W Gallagher. Operations resume after inventory, with equipment upgrades and plans to double production in three months. 150 current workers to stay and 159 more to be hired.
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Canton
Henry Miller Foundry Co
Canton and
Cleveland
Lan
The
Motor Casting Co
H. H. Timken
J. G. Obermier
Charles Balough
Gordon M. Mather
Toledo
R. W. Gallagher
Salvation of Armenian Race Promoted by American Help
Captain George K B Hyde in Columbus urged official recognition and aid from the United States to save Armenians from starvation massacre and captivity. He noted 256000 Armenian girls in harems and 106000 massacred while 266660 orphans die of hunger amid Near East relief efforts. Dr. Charles F Thwing led the luncheon as Ohioans plan a February drive to raise 2006000 from a 34000000 national quota for Near East care.
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Columbus
United States
George KB. Hyde
Ohio
Hyde
Med Cross
Europe
Armenia
Charles F. Thwing
Western Hewerve University
Opening Moose New Dance Hall Ad
Opening Moose New Dance Hall Tuesday January 6 with dances every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday thereafter. Claimed as finest and best ventilated hall in the city with restricted public dancing.
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Moose New Dance Hall
Eli
Water Commission Hears Two Year Improvements Report
Service Director Zink presented a two year summary of water system improvements at a Saturday meeting. The report covered project costs, completed work, ongoing construction, and contract materials as realignment of the commission plan proceeds. Zink will leave Witter administration next Monday after this final meeting with the commission.
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Zink
City Water Commission
Connects
Water Commission
Commission
Witter
Disbelieve Story Of Finding Baby In Tulsa
Ruth disputes claims by John Griffin of East Liverpool that missing Billy Dansey is alive in Tulsa Oklahoma. Griffin viewed a photo at the Dansey home and insisted it matched the child seen in Columbus Ohio. Authorities checked the Tulsa child and found it was not Billy Dansey.
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Hammonton
N. J
Ruth
John Griffin
East Liverpool
Billy” Dansey
Tulsa
Okla
Griffin
Hercules Dansey
Columbia
Tulea
Dance Hall Ad Promises Regular Nights at Norwood's Orchestra
An early notice advertises a new dance hall with Norwood's orchestra playing every Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday nights. It highlights opening on Tuesday June 6 and ongoing weekly shows with restricted public dancing.
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Fagte Hall
Thureday
Norwood
Grand Theatre Ad for 318 Market and McKinley Hotel
Classified note announces a special Sunday dinner at 318 Market and a bid for the McKinley Hotel Building. It reads like a brief urban business ad with limited readable details.
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McKinley Hotel
Free Thrift and with Community Bread Coupons Ad
Community notice offering free thrift items and Community Bread coupons through grocer distribution. Promo urges customers to ask their grocer about the deal and use the bakery vouchers.
Charge of First Degree Murder to Be Filed Monday
Marko Vukt lich, an Austrian, confessed to police that he shot and killed John Turkey, 20, during a card game dispute early Saturday at East Canton. Post mortem findings showed three bullet wounds to Turkey’s head with one bullet passing through the brain and another lodging at the back of the skull.
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Marko Vuktlich
John Turkey
East Canton
Turkey
McQuate
Church of True Thought virtualist at Tiger Hall service
Services at 7 36 p m conducted by Rev Ethel Fowler with spirit communications by Rev Fowler P H Weston and light trumpet messages by Mrs Okner at Market avenue and Second set SE.
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Church of True Thought
Tiger Hall
Ethel Fowler
Beast dance floor dances Friday to Saturday at Eagles hall
Every Tuesday through Saturday evenings the Eagles hall hosts music by Mack's Popular Plagers eight piece orchestra with special music at all times.
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Eagles’ Hall
Beast
Mack
Plagers
Courtland Hietel Luncheon Attendance Ordered
All workers and solicitors report at luncheon on Monday at noon sharp. Rabbi Straus serves as chair of the advancement committee.
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Courtland Hietel
Rabbi Straus
Nan
Business Opportunities Offer Selling Reasons In Daily News
Stores and shops operating profitably are often offered for sale due to owner illness or desire to switch lines. The Daily News business opportunities column lists such listings for readers seeking profitable ventures.
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Daily News
Funeral for Hre H H Rice at Rest Room
All members requested to meet at Rest Room in the Weet Lawn Cemetery at 2 30 this afternoon to attend the funeral of Hre H H Rice.
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Weet Lawn
Hi. H. Rice
Mutual Life agent operates in Canton area claims office
A. Huberty, Special Agent for Mutual Life, Canton area, works from the Experience and Service Office at 314 McKinley Ave NW, Bell 3494 State 194.44. The fragment notes office location and agent details for insurance placement nearby.
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It. A. Huberty, Spec. Agt
Canton
Eurence, Experience and Service Office
McKinley
Bell
EK Kaiser Hopes to Return to Germany
Amsterdam reports the ex Kaiser plans a possible return as he lives in a new home near Amerongen. The Berliner Tageblatt interview says he feels betrayed by advisers and believes he was lied to and deserted. Representatives of the German imperialists may visit Amerongen while the former crown prince is said to have returned to Wieringen.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Amerongen
Wieringen
Scientists Plan Refrigeration to Make Tropics Livable
A French group led by Jene Legrain announces plans to hold a refrigerating congress to study cooling methods for hot regions. They propose simple crate cooling systems for homes and plants to cut humidity, boost comfort, and raise production while seeking interest from U.S. manufacturers in southern states and large employers.
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Paris
Jene Legrain
America
Wilson blocks Cuban sugar purchase under McNary act
President Wilson decides the sugar equalization board will not use McNary act authority to buy and distribute the Cuban sugar crop. Secretary Tumulty says government purchases would put the U S in the Cuban market, raise prices, and complicate stabilization efforts.
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Washington
Jan
Wilson
Sugar Equalization Board
J. P
United Sates
Carranza Promulgates Oil Decrees in Mexico
Mexico City January 3 President Carranza issued two decrees impacting the oil sector. One raises the tax on oil exports by ten percent on net value per ton, while the other exempts petroleum by products such as gasoline from import duties.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Mexico
Dutiea
Luncheon Meeting Held at Courtland Hotel
All workers and solicitors report at noon Monday at the Courtland Hotel with Rabbi Straus as chair, the meeting announced by Ady.
Marion Oak stoves offer superior coal and wood performance
Standard Hardware Co. invites visitors to compare the Marion Oak stove line for coal and wood heating. The ad promises attractive prices and urges shoppers at Market av and Penpal Depot to come, see, and buy.
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Ptandard Hardware Co
Standard Hardware Co
Epp Penpa
Ady
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