Strike Quiet In Youngstown Area As Mills Reopen
In Columbus and Youngstown, military leaders kept the militia on standby as Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co and Republic Iron & Steel resumed work. About 600 more workers reported today and guards remained to protect sites amid earlier rioting. Indictments looming as officials plan to resume normal operations and local saloons await reopening decisions.
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Willis
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Hough
Speaks
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
National
of the Republic Iron & Steel
Youngstown & Tube Co
The
Republic
Carnegie
Ar West
Hill
Egre
Trumbull Co
Warren
National Guard
Robert Erkstine
Lowell
Lowellville
Ballard
Turner
A. M. Henderson
East Youngstown
Guards Guard Plant in Struthers After Nighttime Chase
Quartered in a North Struthers dance hall Company C guards the Youngstown Sheet and Tube plant area to protect returning workers. They repelled a nighttime run by a group near a benzol tank and briefly chased fugitives, finding only bread in a suspect’s bundle.
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Canton Wednes
Miner
Struthers
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SALE HOMES AND ACRES IN CANTON AREA ADVERTISED
Farm life offer in Canton and Bolivar areas features three acre home near Cairo with outbuildings orchard and well and spring. Includes another country home with acres of land and outbuildings near Canton Bolivar exchange options and cash offers. Call listings provided for Geo Ingold Krichbaum Tendonay Canton and New Berlin address for exchange details.
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Immer
Canton
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Geo
Krichbaum
New Berlin
January Sale at Gaskell Art Store on Fourth Street
Framed pictures offered at the Gaskell Art Store located at 129 4th St NW as part of a January sale, with item specifics and prices implied in the ad copy.
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Gaskell Art Store
4Th St NW
White China Discount Sale
4Th-St NW
Otek
City Council raises payroll by about three thousand
The council increased the city payroll by roughly 3000 for the year despite one member Hobush's opposition. The measure adds six traffic policemen for May and June at 60 dollars each, expands the police force by two, creates two cadets at 60 dollars monthly, and adds a bertillion officer. Provisions also raise wages in waterworks and engineering and authorize 22 wage increases across departments. Safety Director Kunkel will assign the new traffic staff. The city electrician also gains a raise.
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W. F. Hobush
Hobush
Rejected Rate Increase on Commodities Across Regions
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled January 11 that a proposed five percent rise in class and commodity rates between New England and middle Atlantic states and the west via the Great Lakes is not justified. Affected rates include rail and lake, lake and rail, and rail lake and rail, impacting the New York Central, Pennsylvania, B&O, and railroads linked to Great Lakes steamship lines.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Middle Atlantic
West
Great Lakes
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Royal Order of Lions banquet and boxing carnival notice
R O O L notice announces a banquet and boxing carnival on January 13 Thursday evening with no charge to members. Meeting called at 7 o clock by order committee and Knights of Columbus asked to report Thursday morning 9 30 to attend the funeral of Joseph Biechele Sr.
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Royal Order of Lions
Knights of Columbus
Brother Joseph Biechele
J. R. Rebillot
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Ady
Wilson set to push war readiness in Congress
President Wilson seeks rapid action on the larger army and navy bill after meetings with House and Senate leaders. He aims to marshal public support and may clash with former secretary if cooperation fails. Officials say the preparedness drive currently faces tough odds.
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U. S
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Hay
House Military Affairs Committee
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House Naval Affairs Committee
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Senate Army and Navy Committee
Republican pick Faust for school board clerk post
A council likely to appoint Faust to the Board of Education clerk position. Lane dismisses political charges as political play and denies wrongdoing.
Mayor Stolberg Delivers Annual Message to Council
Council Monday night heard Mayor Stolberg present the annual address. W. Edgar Jackson elected city clerk for a two year term, replacing B. F. Faust February 1. Council appropriated 227000 for six months, down 26600 from last period, raised payroll by 3000 and added two police officers. Six spring traffic policemen were approved and City Sealer Conrad’s pay increased. City may buy McKinley park for 5000 from Wells hairs and study the purchase. Hardenstein seeks 150 trees and a new park bandstand. Auto truck and motorcycle approved for waterworks. H. A. Staley named to health board for five years, succeeding J. G. Best. B. F. Clarke notes police pension payroll at 350 monthly and urges age limit instead of 20 year service rule.
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Stolberg
W. Edgar Jackson
B. F. Faust
Conrad
McKinley Park
Hardenstein
H. A. Staley
Health Board
J. G. Best
B. F. Clarke
Council
Dayton School Head for 10 Years Dies
Edward J. Brown forty six superintendent of schools in Dayton for nearly ten years died at his home from Brights disease after several weeks illness. He was a popular educator and well known in southwestern Ohio. Funeral arrangements had not been announced.
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Edward J. Brown
Ohio
Bright
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Riblet
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Skotnicky
Hexamer
Government Forecast Snow and Sleet Across Regions
Government forecast shows snow in the north and rain or sleet in the south this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. Temperature readings compare yesterday and today with measured maxima and minima and precipitation amounts.
Jackson elected city clerk in five to four vote
W Edgar Jackson 1213 St NW won the city clerk post in a five to four council vote February 1 for a two year term at 1200 dollars. Faust will serve until February 1 and train the successor, drawing equal pay. Councilman Staley was absent during the vote.
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Faust
Jackson
United Steel Co
Commercial and Savings Bank
Barr
B. F. Faust
Staley
Matinee Ads and January Sale Notices
Continued on Page Ten listing ads for Garrettson's Chocolate Shop with butterscotch wafers pricing and a Canton Motor Car Co advertisement. Gaskell Art Store promotes January Sale framed pictures with a sequence of ad dates and the Largest Flag in the World reproduction film shown January 12-13 at the Auditorium with 10 cent admission.
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Washington Grand Review
Letherman Gehman Co
St BE
Canton
French Steamer LaFayette Arrives Safely Amid Warnings
The French liner LaFayette arrived in New York after warnings of a German submarine voyage, with 238 passengers aboard who disregarded threats. Among the travelers were Mr and Mrs Henry Clews Jr Emma Wallace Hopper Red Cross nurse and Mrs Josephine Morass, collector for the French Society for War Orphans. Louis Hall of Ann Arbor brought home a coat and casque from his brother killed in the Vosges and KE McDowell of Hamilton Ontario carried an order for 4000 steel cars for French railroads.
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LaFayette
Bordeaux
France
Henry Clews, Jr
Emma Wallace Hopper
Red Cross
Josephine Morass
Cincinnati
French National Society For War Orphans
Louis Hall
Ann Arbor
Mich
Vosges
KE. McDowell
Hamilton, Ont
Mayor Stolberg urges swift action on Canton water and utilities
The mayor’s annual message to council calls for two new deep well pumps a covered reservoir and doubling existing mains to fix the water supply. He also proposes two intercepting sewers, a municipal garbage disposal plant, lighting districts, street oiling and new building department before code adoption. Bond issues cover West Creek Park repaving East Creek dredging and sewer projects.
Y M A Cafeteria Plans New Building Opening
The Y M A cafeteria will open in a new building Monday at noon through the 2nd street entrance as advertised.
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Mayor Stolberg Urges Immediate Action in Annual Message
In his annual message Mayor Stolberg calls for rapid fixes to water and sewer systems, pushes two new deep well pumps and larger mains, a covered reservoir, and completion of intersecting sewers. He urges a municipal garbage disposal plant with free collection, removal of an old facility, and study of a district lighting system with fair charges. He favors street assessments before work, notes temporary ties to permanent costs, seeks extension of the city crater’s authority, creation of a building department, and park purchases, with civil service pay and four bond issues for four projects.
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Council
Canton
City Crater
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