Tumulty denies knowledge of Wall Street leak to Baruch
In a Washington hearing, Joseph Tumulty, secretary to President Wilson, testifies he had no knowledge of any leak related to the peace note or Baruch. He rejects claims that he shared information with Barney Baruch or other officials linked to the Wall Street bear move.
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Washington
Wallst
Joseph Tumulty
Ise Rules Committee
Tumulty
Barney Baruch
New York
Tunty
Wilson
B. Baruch
German Wins at Forshani and Moldavia Front
German forces report capture of Forshani fortress with 3910 prisoners, three guns, and several machine guns. The drive extends into Western Moldavia with advances south of Milcovu and hand to hand fighting noted along the Roumanian line.
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Berlin
Sayville
German War Office
Fokshani
Marshal von Mackensen
Moldavia
Sereth
Adobeshti- Putna
Milcovu
Carpathians
Roumanian Battlefront
United States Presses For Neutral Rights In Peace Push
Washington reports the United States will press for peace terms and defend neutral rights despite entente responses. Observers warn a hard line from the entente could foreshadow broader conflict, potentially triggering American involvement if Berlin moves toward war.
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Washington
Ente
Wilson
Ind
United
Entente
United States
Teutonic Pro
Neu
Berlin
Germany
New Philadelphia Considers City Coal Mine Purchase
New Philadelphia officials study the feasibility of buying a local coal mine to supply residents and lower living costs. A land option at 100 dollars per acre is explored, with machinery, labor, and transport costs under review. Mayor Kuhns formed a commission. A J McMillan urged city ownership while City Solicitor Fair doubts practicality.
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New Philadelphia
Kuhns
A. J. McMillan
Southside
Fair
Canton Coal Rates Spark Legal Push and Suicide Note Link
Pittsburgh, Jan 8. Debated coal freight rates from Pittsburgh to Canton prompt a Canton manufacturers’ rates complaint. The case alleges rates are too high and discriminatory against Canton versus Youngstown and Cleveland. Also details Bernard W. Lewis's suicide linked to a broader personal crisis amid a Philadelphia murder inquiry.
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William A. Disque
Interstate Commerce Commission
Courtland Hotel
Canton
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Cleveland
Mahoning
Shenango
P. M. Seymour
Republic Stamping & Enameling Co
United Furnace Co
Council Decides On Purchase Of Reservoir Site North Of Infirmary
City council votes to buy a reservoir site north of the infirmary and endorses plans to address the water shortage. A temporary pumping station is to be built within two to three months using existing pumps and two new boilers. Mayor Stolberg travels to Pittsburgh to speed a delayed motor shipment for Crystal Park well.
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Council
County Infirmary
North End
Navarrero
Cleveland
Crystal Park
Starrett
Stolberg
Pittsburgh
George Reese
Waterworks
Obliger
Supreme Court Hears Railroad Fight On Bill
The Supreme Court hears challenges to the Adamson eight hour law as railroads contend it deprives them of property without due process. National efforts to avert a fresh railroad strike stir Congress as administration leaders push for new legislation and debates continue in committees.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Adamson
Church Visitors Learn Humility From Hoboes King
Jeff Davis known as the King of Hoboes toured several Canton churches Sunday night in ragged clothes. He was greeted warmly, offered shelter and a warm job by five women and several men. A doctor offered water and a physician described Davis as kingly while he pondered his kindness. Davis later noted the hospitable reception and worked in a Canton factory Monday amid a Red Tag Sale advertisement for Canton Home Furnishing Co.
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Jeff Davis
Jeff
M. RE
First Christian Church
P. H. Welshimer Bay
Davis
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
U. B. Church
All Days are Overtona Days All Knights are Willys Knights
Ad copy notes Canton Motor Car Co advertisement style referencing Overtona Days and Willys Knights in a mid century automotive promotion. No clear event or person names beyond the brands. Provides a fragmented promotional line suitable as a compact classified item.
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Willys Knights
Canton Motor Car Co.—Adv
Dance ad at Bast's Hall with Red Men
An advertisement notes a dance at Bast's Hall featuring Kame's orchestra hosted by Red Men on Wednesday January 10. Also listed is a city teachers examination Friday at 6:30 pm at Central High School building Adyvy with grades 6 7 8.
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Bast’s
Red Men
Kame
Central High School
Adyvy
Y P C U Box Social and Officer Elections
Y P C U holds a box social and annual officer election with reading of the new constitution at 7 30 p m on Wednesday at the First Presbyterian church Advertisements note the event and dates.
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First Presbyterian Church
Lendeman Pianos and Players at Kenny's
Local advertisement announces Lendeman pianos and players available at Kenny's store from 5 to 11.
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Kenny's
Lendeman
Kenny’s
Canton Ministers Launch 50 000 Invite Campaign
Ten thousand Canton homes were canvassed Sunday afternoon and at least 30 000 people invited to attend church as part of a cooperative effort by Protestant churches. Over 100 laymen visited neighborhoods from 2 to 5 pm, finding about 1000 unaffiliated adults for personal invitations. The tally prompted praise from Dr. T Wallis Grose, with most churches reporting higher attendance and sermons unified on What Christianity Has Done For the World. A rural church survey will be presented at the Columbus conference January 30 to February 1 to address potential declines and improvements.
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Canton
Canton Ministerial Association
Y. M
T. Wallis Grose
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Country Church
Columbus
Rural school work hinges on study social center and home links
County Superintendent J J Armstrong cites three factors in modern rural education the actual course of study using schools as social centers and linking school with home. He notes cooperation limits in the latter two factors due to greater teacher effort and time while county clubs for boys and girls aim to tie school and home together, with limited buy in from district superintendents.
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J. J. Armstrong
W. H. Palmer
Ohio State University
A. G. Smith
Canton Home Furnishing Ad Promotes Easy Charge Terms
Local retailer Canton Home Furnishing Co Ady urges customers to buy outfits on simple terms with a small down payment. The ad highlights a convenient charge account plan designed to ease purchases for shoppers seeking home furnishings.
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Canton Home Furnishing Co. “Adv
Canton Home Furnishing Co.— Ady
St Peters Dramatic Club Presents The Rosary
St Peter's Dramatic Club will reproduce The Rosary at St Peter's Hall with performances Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in a brief notice of the event.
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St. Peter's l
St. Peter's Dramatic Club
St. Peter’s Hall
Adyvy
Cox Begins Second Ohio Governorship In Capitol Inauguration
James M. Cox, Democrat of Dayton, sworn in for a second term as Ohio governor. The ceremony at the Statehouse featured the oath by Chief Justice Hugh L. Nichols, a 500-voice school chorus, and a 20 000-strong parade reviewed by Cox. More than 26 civic groups and 30 bands participated, with divisions including National Guard units, Army soldiers, and diverse contingents.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Hotel Deshler
Statehouse
Old Guard
Inauguration Committee
Arthur Dumper
Christ Episcopal Church
America
Washington Gladden
Franklin County Democracy Club
Cox
Samuel A. Kinnear
Marshall
Seventh Regiment
Ohio National Guard
W. P. Miller
Co. A
Co. B
Newark
Bloom
Supreme Court
Timken Detroit Axle plant unit near completion
The first unit of the malleable iron plant at Waynesburg road SE is nearing completion and ready to operate next month. Steel and brick work progress while windows are installed and melting furnaces are being finished. About 490 men will gain employment when this unit starts.
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Timken- Detroit Axle Co
Waynesburg-rd SE
Nearine
Walter MacGregor
Crepe de Chine Fabrics Offered by The Klein & Heffelman
An advertisement from The Klein and Heffelman Co. promotes crepe de chine fabric at 97 cents per yard with extra quality and a full range of colors available. The ad highlights a $1.50 price reference and emphasizes color variety.
Special 4 Rolls For 81 Sat Kenny Piano Dept
Ad reads four rolls for 81 at Kenny Piano Department on the fourth floor with hours from five to eleven.
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Kenny Piano Dept
Keguy's
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