Britain and Italy Press Reparations Break in Conference
British withdrawal from the reparations commission looms as allied unity frays. Italian leader Marquis Della Torretta seeks compromise with Mussolini and Poincare to keep talks alive, while Britain and France push for a political solution possibly via the League of Nations.
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Neat Brit
Reparations Commission
Stes
Wal
Ia Torrella
Legation
Mier Lloyd George
England
Briand
Nce
Bo- Law
Poincare Toff
Oremier Mussolini
Marquis Dellarretta
Signorchini
Matin
Echo de Paris
Ris
London Daily Air
Slain
France
Mar Law
London
Hich
Marquis Della Torretta
Canton Post Office Approved by Treasury Department
Treasury approves new Canton post office building project with total cost estimated at 800000 dollars. Funds include 160000 for a tie and 440000 for a building with 40000 dollars government cost. Secretary Mellon reports 140 cities seek extra post facilities. Canton, Akron, Akron and Springfield named.
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Canton
Treasury Department
SWS
Qws
Mellon
Congress Wedness
Akron
Akion
Springfield
Xron
Marion
Springfeld
Weather Forecast for Ohio Two Days
Cold conditions expected tonight and Friday across Ohio with cloudy skies. Temperatures likely drop to near freezing with brisk winds.
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Ohio
Kinley High Evening Registration Ad
The notice invites readers to register tonight at Kinley High School at 9 o clock for the evening program. The advertisement from Hallmark Store encourages eye care and mentions an optometrist visit by Walter H. Double located at 128 125 Tusco t ve.
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Hallmark
Walter H. Double
Ambassador Harvey Returns to Washington
American ambassador to Great Britain George Harvey has come back to the United States to brief President Harding and Secretary Hughes on Britain and allied affairs.
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Washington
George Harvey
Great Britain
United States
Harding
Hughes
Train Hits Auto Wounding Three at Maryland Ave Crossing
Three people were slightly injured when a Pennsylvania passenger train struck an automobile at the Maryland Avenue SW crossing at 7:35 PM Wednesday. Driver Roy Fink, Mrs. C. E. Edwards, and Miss Mabel Edwards suffered cuts and bruises. The auto was wrecked and all injured were sent home. Police said the train did not stop.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland-av SW
Roy Fink
15Th-St
C. E. Edwards
14Th-St
Crescent Rd
Mabel Edwards
Fink
Alleged Yegg Held on Bond in Burglary Case
Faward Sieumnd of 1217 Sixth St NE pleaded not guilty to burglarizing the Venice Art Linen Shoppe at 339 Clevelanday NW on December 24. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to common pleas court by Judge Lowman with bond set at 15000 dollars. William Stahler of 1711 Virginia Pl NE also waived preliminary hearing and was held to common pleas court in 10000 dollars. The burglary netted 2500 in cash and 400 in checks from the blown safe plus 400 in merchandise.
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Faward Sieumnd
Venice
Clevelanday NW
Common Pleas Court
Lowman
William Stahler
Virginia Pl
Sam Popp Convicted on Liquor Charge Fined $1000
Sam Popp was convicted in Criminal Judge Bowman's court for violating prohibition law and fined $1000 plus costs. Police said they confiscated a still found in the attic of his Harrison avenue soft drink shop. Charles Saunier and Paul Biggs appeared on separate charges with not guilty pleas and hearings scheduled.
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Sam Popp
Bowman
Harrison Av SW
Charles Saunier
Paul Biggs
Novelty Cutlery Company
Water Rents Show Rise in Canyon in 1922
Water rent receipts in Canyon for 1922 exceeded 1921 by more than 28 000 dollars with total collections reaching 274 665 79 compared with 246 108 16 in 1921. Secretary L B Parr of the waterworks department noted comparatively few delinquents on the books.
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Canton
L. B. Parr
Waterworks Department
Missed Paper Call and Circulation Hours Provided
If you miss your paper call 3500 to request a replacement. The circulation department operates evenings at 6 30 and Sunday mornings until 11.
Canton Chamber Plans New Service To Inform Citizens
Belden and Luethi announce expansion of the Canton Chamber of Commerce to provide educational talks on Canton’s industries and opportunities. Speakers, local or visiting, will engage audiences to build a clearly defined future for a better Canton.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Canton
Paul & Belden
Harry W. Luethi
Tuethi
Chamber of Commerce
Belden
Examine Auto Drivers For Sanity
NEW YORK January 4 Examinations of the sanity of all applicants for motor vehicle licenses were urged by Dr M S Gregory Bellevue hospital psychiatrist and national authority on mental diseases in an exclusive Inter national News Service interview He noted Judge Bartlett Detroit ordered sanity tests for convicted speakers and said such action would weed out mentally deficient drivers who threaten pedestrians and other motorists
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New York
M. S. Gregory
Bellevue Hospital
International
Bartlett
Detroit
Gregory
Thrall Girl Wins National Temperance Essay Prize
Oberlin reports 11 year old Alice Thrall daughter of Mrs M M Thrall again capturing local county state and national prizes in the temperance essay contest sponsored by the W C T U. She also won the prize last year.
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Oberlin
Alice Thrall
M. M. Thrall
Steve Thomas arrested over threatening letters in Kenmore lawsuit
Police detained Thomas Steve on Wednesday night and transferred him to post office inspectors for inquiry. He faces charges for sending threatening letters to a Greek resident in Kenmore tied to a lost lawsuit against the latter.
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Thomas Steve
Post Office
Kenmore
Steve
Teacher Fretz Returns to McKinley High Classes
Dr C W Fretz chemistry teacher at McKinley High returns to classes Wednesday after an absence since December 18 when he suffered severe facial burns during a laboratory experiment. The incident prompted a pause in his teaching duties as he recuperates.
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C. W. Fretz
McKinley High School
Baby’s First Photograph Free at Courtney’s Studio
A local advertisement offers a free baby’s first photograph with a $1 or more savings deposit at First Trust and Savings Bank. Included is a baby book to record the milestone.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Thursday WWB to Introduce New Soloist on Air
The Daily News radio program Thursday night features Miss Anna M Witter soprano and O M Jackson baritone with Royal Lefkow violinist. Jackson makes his first microphone appearance after local choir work and a July Follies lead role. Harriet Jones accompanies, as does Helen Chandler for Witter. Lefkow also leads the Ohio Institute of Music Canton and has Russian orchestra ties.
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Jackson
Canton
New York City
First U. B
First M. E
First Presbyterian
Congregational
Harriet Jones
Witter
WWB
Helen Chandler
Lefkow
Wwwb
First Order
Ohio Institute of Music of
Russian Symphony
Imperial Russian
Helen Sigrist
Bombing Attempt Shocks Chicago Building
A bomb exploded today in a bid to destroy a four story building owned by Sam Eremo. He has received four black hand letters threatening death. Families were forced from their beds and households were wrecked. Neighbors were driven to panic by the blast.
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Chicago
Sam Eremo
Narrow escape as truck meets switch engine at crossing
George McBeth, a maintenance man for the local telephone company, barely escaped injury when the repair truck he drove was crushed by a switch engine at a railroad crossing. The incident left the truck in pieces but McBeth walked away unhurt amid the aftermath of the collision.
Daily News Radio Program Thursday Night Highlights
Violinist Mr. Royal Lefkow and soprano Miss Anna M. Witter headline a WWB program featuring baritone Mr. O. M. Jackson and accompanist Mrs. Robert Sigrist. The concert includes works by Svendsen, Burleigh, Schumann, Seitz, Lefkow arrangements, and pieces by Simonetti, Arnold, Gilberte, Bartlett, Nevin, and Renard.
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Mr. Lefkow
Miss Witter
Ernest Seitz
Mr. Jackson
A. Simonetti
Lefkow
Maurice Arnold
Hallett Gilberte
Taxi Driver Kidnapped by Man with Revolver in Canton Area
William Ruswell 110% Eleventh St NW was jailed on concealed weapons charges after forcing taxi driver John Brown 668 Navarrerd NW to drive him through Canton Massillon and Columbia Heights with a revolver at his neck. Brown reported the incident, leading to Ruswell's arrest at his home. Sheriff Kirk noted possible additional charges after consulting the prosecutor.
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William Ruswell
Eleventh St
John Brown
Navarrerd
Canton
Massillon
Columbia Heights
Brown
Vlainay
Pweltth Bee
Fond Trussell
Russell
Mussell
Columbia Eights
Nove
Fussell
Kirk
Gibson
McClintock
Walska Didn't Sail Paris for New York
Polish opera star Ganna Walska did not sail to New York as claimed yesterday because her music teacher would not accompany her. Household members would not confirm the report.
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Paris
Mme
Ganna Walska
Harold McCormick
New York
Ganna'a
County Engineer Fred Baker challenged over charges in court
Athens residents will hear charges of incompetence and extravagance against County Engineer Fred Baker brought by taxpayer William Hier. The case seeks removal of Baker and is set for January 11 in common pleas court.
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Athens
Fred Baker
William Hier
Common Pleas Court
Baker
Free Christian Science Lecture in Canton Ohio by Judge Greene
Christian Science notice announces a free lecture by Judge Samuel W. Greene C 8 of Louisville Ky member of The Mother Church Board of Lectureship at First Church of Christ Scientist Canton Ohio 1014 Cleveland av NW Thursday evening Jan 4 1923 at 8 15 PM public invited. Also includes ads for French kid gloves piano tuning and baby portraits at Keagy studio during January February with no charge.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Canton
Ohio
Samuel W. Greene
Louisville
Boston
Mass
Cleveland-av NW
Keagy
Hooded mob murders shock Louisiana tourists
An exclusive INS account details the August kidnapping and torture of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards in Mer Rouge Louisiana by a hooded mob, later dumped in Lake Lafourche. The incident ties to a larger wave of killings as up to 50 suspects face murder charges in the ensuing investigations.
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Editora Note
United States
Department of Justice
Louielann
Morehorse Pariah
International News Service
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Harding
Merrough, Ja
Watt Daniela
Thomas Jr. Richards
Mer Rouge
Lake Lafourche
Ernational
Seek 10 Indict More for Fraud
The Department of Justice will seek more indictments in the war craft investigation. Attorney General Daugherty plans to impanel a special grand jury in Washington to review additional cases with evidence complete. Targets include war department supply contracts and aircraft construction graft tied to the wartime program.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Daugherty
District of Columbia
War Department
Benedict Crowell
Shipping Board
Department
Operators Plan For Mine Pay In Bituminous Fields
In Chicago on January 4 joint talks between mine owners and United Mine Workers leaders aim to prevent a repeat coal miners strike. Operators from 15 soft coal states plan proposals. miners led by John L. Lewis seek three year contracts or two with district negation dropped. Operators oppose long terms but may agree to one more year at wartime peak wages and a flexible wage scale.
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Chicago
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Officers Reelect by Geo D Harter Bank Board
The Geo D Harter bank held its annual stockholders meeting this week reporting solid results for the year. Directors reelected: F. Herbruck, A M Dueber, W R Myers, J F O Dea and others with O W Tienkert replacing the late Harry Renkert. Officers reelected include F Herbruck president and A M Dueber first vice president.
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George D. Harter Bank
Geo. D. Harter Bank
KR. F. Bebb
W. H. Double
A. M. Due
Night classes at McKinley High School
Ad notice invites residents to register tonight at McKinley High School from 7 to 9 o'clock for all evening school classes.
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McKinley High School
Baby Savings Bank Offer At The First Trust Bank
An ad invites parents to open a Baby Savings account with one dollar or more. It describes providing a silver plated bank for the child's savings and notes the bank offering Baby's Savings.
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Courtney Jee
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
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