Swarts Men Assume Places Monday
Canton changes unfold as Swarts takes mayoral duties with a civil service commission guiding new appointees. Rice as safety director and Gossett as service director set to begin. The commission, with Allardice Eigen and Harris, moves to appoint a secretary and steer reforms in city administration.
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Moses
S. M. Swarts
Swarts
Imes A. Rice
Joseph Gossett
Rice
James B. Dice
Service Commission
Mardice
Connon
Mayorets
Thas
Clyde
Canton
Mot
Houis
Essor
Civil Service Commission
James B. Allardice
Price Eigen
John Wwarris
Alfred W. Mer
Lincoln
Turner
William J. Melhart Co
L H. Hossler
First National Bank Maing
Tle
Charles M. Ball
James W S
Holliday
Roberts
Labor Sees Broad Expansions in Great Import
William Green of the AFL writes from Washington that organized labor begins 1926 with optimism about far reaching developments ahead. He notes progress in membership, wages, and working conditions, and argues that higher living standards come only through increased productivity amid postwar readjustments. The despatch signals a campaign to organize women in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Canton Daily News
Organized Labor
Washington
Six Die As Big Snowstorm Hits New York Area
Six persons die from the first major snowstorm of the season in New York and vicinity. Four deaths occur in a Staten Island auto crash on sleet slick streets. a 60 year old man falls through a shed roof in South Street. another man drowns when the barge Portlight capsizes in the sound. Fire crews faced multiple blazes and numerous minor accidents as three inches of snow fell.
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New York
Eugene Merrill
Staten Island
Hylan Boulevard
Francis Collins
Thomas Hayden
Brooklyn
Owen Fagin
James M. Conroy
Stapleton
William Conors
South St
Nicholas Russo
Portlight
Hempstead
L. I
Manhattan
Turtle
Hart's Island
Briefs Filed In Chile Tacna Arica Plebiscite Dispute
Washington January 9 briefs and documents on the appeal of Chile from Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission rulings were received by the state department to be forwarded to President Coolidge, the arbitrator in the land dispute amid tensions in South America.
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Washington
Chile
Tacna- Arica
State Department
Coolidge
South America
Sunday meeting called in coal strike parley
New York January 9 representatives of operators and miners adjourned the eleventh day of talks on the 158 000 anthracite strike until Sunday afternoon with no definite agreement. Arbitration remains disputed as wages and contract duration likely to be debated. legislature actions loom as possible pressure.
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New York
Daniel Pierce
Union League
Pennsylvania
Woman Dies by Poison After Job Struggles
Harriet Hareem, 24, died at Massillon City Hospital from self administered poison. Mrs Harcom, a Scottdale native, died a week earlier after similar action by gas. Coroner Dr McQuate ruled both deaths as suicide. burial planned in Scottdale.
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Mary Holzbach
Maasillon
Harriet Hareem
Massillon City Hospital
Harcom
Surprises in Aluminum Industry Probe at Washington
The Senate investigation into the Aluminum Co. of America case advances with key disclosures. Attorney General John G. Sargent admits directing a March inquiry into the antitrust charges while previously claiming no knowledge until October 1925. Assistant Attorney General Donovan notes a separate inquiry into Aluminum Goods Co. emerges. Democratic and insurgent Republicans press for scrutiny of the Federal Trade Commission.
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Ate
Department of Justice
Mellon
Capital
Atty
John G. Sargent
Judiciary Committee
William J. Donovan
Aluminum Goods Co
Federal Trade Commission
Neely
Crat
West Virginia
Sargent
Capitol
Aluminum Co. of America
Secretary of the Treasury
R. B. Mellon
Aluminum Co
20 of 42 hoboes freed after raid on brick plant
Sheriff Kirk released 20 of the 42 hoboes arrested Thursday night at the Metropolitan brick plant on Harrison Ave SW. Those with jobs or homes and those with promised support were freed. Remaining prisoners face Monday action. loitering again could send them to the workhouse. The group was captured after raiding workers’ lunches and fighting while drunk on canned heat.
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Kirk
Metropolitan
Harrison Av SW
Canton
Queen Margherita Laid to Rest in Pantheon Burial Plan
Queen Margherita rests for the last time after death in Italy with pallbearers from the Riviera and Alpine villages visiting the royal villa to pay respects. The body is prepared at the villa chapel for transport to Rome for burial in the Pantheon.
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Borgheda
Italy
Margherita
Riveria
Alps
Vittorio Emmanuel
Rome
Pantheon
Firemen Contain Chimney Hole Fire at Salvadore Megris Home
Fire department responded Saturday afternoon to 2002 Penn pl NE to a blaze around a chimney hole. The fire was extinguished with no serious damage reported.
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Salvadore Megris
Penn Pl
wall +poer
Poison liquor theory in man's death noted
Walter Norris, 35, of 1106 Wells Ave SW, was found dead on steps behind 406 12th St SE. Coroner T. C. McQuate ordered removal to Jay Welch undertakers. cause undetermined though indications pointed to alcoholic poisoning. Norris' father drowned four years earlier. he is survived by his mother at Wells Ave address.
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Walter Norris
Wells
T. C. McQuate
Jay Welch
Norris
Morris
Wells Av
Nye Seat Vote Delayed by Senate Over Constitutionality
The Senate postponed final action on seating Senator Designate George P. Nye of North Dakota until Monday due to protracted debate on the constitutional validity of the appointment. Administration leaders and Nye supporters agreed to the delay as a dozen senators sought to be heard. a decision is expected Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George P. Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Nye
Russia delays acceptance of Geneva arms conference invite
Moscow officials denied reports that Russia had accepted the League of Nations invitation to the Geneva arms conference stating that no invitation had been accepted. The foreign office issued the denial late tonight.
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Moscow
Russia
League of Nations
Geneva
Locarno Pacts Deemed Major Step Toward World Peace
Former U S Supreme Court Justice John H Clarke argues the Locarno treaties mark the greatest advance toward permanent peace, with France and Germany pledging to settle disputes peacefully and accept world court or League decisions. Britain and Italy commit to aid either side if treaties are violated.
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John H. Clarke
Youngstown
United States Supreme Court
Harding
League of Nations
Clarke
John TH. Clarke
U. S. Supreme Court
Canton Daily Newa
Locarno
France
Germany
Belgium
Britain
Italy
World Court of Justice
Great Britain
Purchaser Of Licenses Loses License Plates At Theater
Ed Dornhecker of 915 Roslyn Ave SW forced his way through Saturday to obtain an automobile license. After walking downtown he entered a theater and, while removing his coat, laid the license plates on a radiator and found them gone when he turned back.
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Ed Dornhecker
Roslyn Av
Electric chair executes James Henry for murder
In Columbus the colored prisoner James Henry received a single electric shock at 7 33 pm for the August murder of a young girl near Cincinnati. He walked calmly to the chair and died officially three minutes after the switch was pulled.
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Columbus
James Henry
Cincinnati
Henry
Aultman Hospital Trustees Resign Abruptly Over Beiter Case
The board of trustees and executive committee resign after failing to settle the medical staff dispute at Aultman hospital. Dr J R Beiter resigns in person while Ruth Woodring refuses to discuss future plans. A reassembled meeting is called for Sunday to consider board resignations and Dr Beiter's status.
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Aultman Hospital
J. Ross Beiter
Dr. Beiter
Ruth Woodring
Beiter
Belter
Misa Woodring
R. V. Mitchell
A. B. Clark
Russell Burt
Exselburne
Ely
A. M. McCarty
Harry Rosas Jones
Sol Toronski
W. T. Kuhns
Dr. Relter
Reiter
J R. Lester
Beltter
Board of Trustees
Bauer
Elizabeth Harter
Zelter
Tax burden attacked from another angle
Washington reports American industry plans a national campaign to loosen taxes from district to federal levels. Estimates show every 15 workers support one on the public payroll, with some figures suggesting a higher burden. A graphic presentation is planned to inform every citizen.
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Harden Colpax
Canton Daily News
Washington
Sinbad the Sailor
United States
Heavy rains hit western coast including Tepic
Heavy downpours deluged Lower California and Tepic on the Mexican west coast. Reports to Southern Pacific headquarters said 42 inches of rain fell in Teplice area in 24 hours. Transportation and communication were virtually paralyzed though a wire link to Tucson remained in operation. No confirmed loss of life though rumors of 390 drowned circulated.
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San Francisco
California
Tepic
Southern Pacific
Teplice
Tucson
Weather outlook for January 11 to 16 in Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
The forecast covers January 11 to 16. Ohio Valley: mostly fair with rain or snow late in the week and moderate temperatures most days. Great Lakes: snow or rain early and after midweek, with normal temperatures and a cold spell around midweek.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
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