Brewster to Build 50 Homes for Railroad Empleados
Wheeling & Lake Erie plans 50 new homes for its Brewster employees to start in April on village land donated for the project. The company will handle grading and construction with employees paying 10 percent upfront and the rest financed at low interest. The Brewster council supports the mayor and marshal as it enforces prohibition, gambling, punchboards, and Sunday poolroom closures.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Brewster
Old Village Council
Canton Girl Given Responsible Place
Miss Lena RB Rhiel daughter of Dr and Mrs J A Rhiel 1036 23rd St NW has been appointed night supervisor of Grant hospital Columbus a position that carries with it much responsibility She has been a floor supervisor at Grant for more than a year A Lakeside Nurses Training School Cleveland graduate and an overseas veteran of World War
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Lena RB. Rhiel
J. A. Rhiel
23Rdst
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Miss Rhiel
Grant
Lakeside Nurses’ Training School
Cleveland
Moock Warehouse Robbery Loot Totals 300 Dollars
Officials report seven coils of copper trolley wire and 15 coils of copper wire and cable stolen from the Modock Electric Supply Co warehouse near Rexar SE and the Pennsylvania tracks. The loot, valued at 300 dollars, was believed to be taken by automobile after entry through a window.
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Modock Electric Supply Co
Rexar SE
Pennsylvania
Mike Pappas
Carnahanav
Ht. B. Simmer
Green Store Moves Northward From Public Square
The W C Green Co haberdashery will relocate from its current public square location to 417 Marketay North after the First National Bank bought the building now housing Green. The Brewer Co store at 417 Marketay North will lease to Green for a year with Finney Drug store space also to be taken when leases end. Green Co has operated at the current site for 27 years.
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W. C. Green Co
417 Market-ay N
Green
First National Bank
111
Marketay S
Congress Kills Air Mail Budget
Washington report states the House Appropriations Committee struck all air mail funding from the post office bill. The bill totals $579,650,066 while Postmaster General Hays had requested $2,200,009 for air mail.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Post Office
Hays
Weather forecast and plasterers notice from Ohio page
Forecast calls for cloudy and colder conditions across Ohio with snow in the eastern part and improving by Thursday. Temperature highs around 34 and lows near 29 with light precipitation. Plasterers hold a special meeting on January 12 to elect officers and discuss advisement.
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Ohio
Northwest Gate
German Economic Experts Arrive in Cannes Optimistic Tone Shifts
German economic experts summoned by the allied supreme council arrived in Cannes to assess Germany’s financial and industrial state. Herr Pergmann said the task is approached without optimism, with a pessimistic outlook. The group lodges in a modest hotel on the city outskirts as Premier Briand heads to Paris to brief the cabinet on the Anglo French alliance and indemnity matters, expected back Friday.
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Cannes
France
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Herr Pergmann
Briand
Paris
Divorce suits reveal feigned deaths and infidelity cases
A husband sent a fake death report to end marriage while his wife disappeared on their wedding night. Bessie Mackall sues after her husband left on their wedding day. Edith Childers is accused of gambling and infidelity. Pearl Montgomery sues Gillard Montgomery and John W. Albaugh represents the plaintiff.
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Common Pleas Court
Josephine Dickey
Sippo Lake
Robert C Dickey
Marketaw N
Arcadia
Upham & Janson
Bessie Mackall
Alliance
Canton
E. P. Speidel
Lawrence E. Childers
Edith Childers
FE. P .Speidel
Pearl Montgomery
Gillard Montgomery
John W. Albaugh
Appeals Case To Higher Courts Over Clerical Error
Peter Verenchek seeks relief from a penitentiary sentence via a court of appeals action arguing a clerical error freed him. Indicted for grand larceny for selling a money making machine, trial evidence showed the offense occurred April 26 while the indictment listed June 17. Judge Ake ruled the date error not material. W A Moran of Akron handles the appeal.
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Court of Appeals
Peter Verenchek
Alliance
Verenchek
Cuyahogaca
Ake
W. A. Moran
Akron
Miller Blanchard Co Relocated to 1037 Tuscarawas and Newton Av
Miller Blanchard Co moved to the 1037 Tuscarawas street corner of Newton avenue. No change in telephone numbers. Rush Hiller Funeral director. Phones Pell 143-3292 State 3292.
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Miller-Blanchard Co
Tuscarawasst
Newton Av
Hiller Funeral
Tate
Plasterers Notice Officers In Rev Rittenhouse Ady
Adv public notice warns Trinity Reformed church about Reverend Rittenhouse Tonicht and a sermon titled Lame on Both Feet. The brief cites a plasterers notice and mentions church affairs and public concern at the address.
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Rittenhouse Tonicht
Trinity Reformed Church
Bootlegging Like Lingering Disease
Dr. Amy Kaukonen, Fairport mayor and physician, says bootlegging is a lingering disease that keeps resurfacing. She notes bootleggers replace those knocked out and cites hypocrisy in prohibition supporters. She observes liquor scarcity spurs demand and moonshine thrives as many seek escape indoors.
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William J. Huske
Fairport
Amy A. Kaukonen
St. George
Kaukonen
The
Harding and Cabinet Plan Tough Action on Profiteers
President Harding and his cabinet authorize full federal power to curb high prices and punish profiteers with jail terms and fines. A joint probe by Justice Labor and Commerce will target living costs, with grand jury action possible. Daugherty, Davis, Hoover to meet. district attorneys urged to speed trials. The plan also targets building material profiteering and rising rents.
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Washington
Harding
Departments of Justice, Labor and Commerce
Daugherty
Davis
Hoover
Departments of Labor On Justice
New York
United States
Grand Juryman Dies During Strasburg Visit
Na varre councilman William Johns and present grand jury member collapsed and died instantly while visiting his daughter in Strasburg after completing a full day of jury service. The juror’s death prompts a new appointment to handle remaining indictments. Johns had long served Nava rre residents and previously ran a Tuscarawasco farm and street department.
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William Johns
Navarre
Strasburg
Walter S. Ruff
Johns
Tuscarawasco
Canabalism Basis Of Holy Sacrament
The American Church Alliance executive council meets in New York to decide if retired bishop William Montgomery Brown of Galion Ohio will face a heresy trial. His book claims communism and Christianism and questions Jesus life. He asserts cannibalism is the basis of the sacrament of bread and wine.
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New York
The
American Church Alliance
Wm. Montgomery Brown
Galion
Ohio
Building Employes Accept Reduced Pay
Huntington workers in the building trades approved a pay cut of about 20 percent. New wage scales: painters 75 cents hourly brick layers 1 dollar carpenters 90 cents fathers 80 cents cement finishers 75 cents plasterers 1 dollar other trades 29 percent reduction.
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Huntington
W. Va
Sermon Tonight by Rev Rittenhouse at Trinity Reformed
The Advance notes the subject of Rev. Rittenhouse's sermon tonight at Trinity Reformed Church inviting all to hear the great preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittenhouse
Trinity Reformed Church
Help the Unemployed Let Us Shovel Your Snow
A brief recruitment notice seeks snow shoveling work for 2029, offering free central employment guidance from Bell and the Central Employee Brigade. It markets workforce support and paid shovel services to households in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Free Central
Bonus file applications flood in for soldiers’ aid
About 500 application blanks were completed and sent to Columbus by American Legion volunteers as World War veterans lined the building. By noon Wednesday another 500 were expected, bringing total filings to about 1 099 since Tuesday noon. Veterans urged to wait until week end to reduce congestion. un employed or disabled veterans receive priority. Discharge certificates may replace lost discharges, obtainable from the adjutant general’s office. blanks available from the American Legion or Canton Red Cross chapter.
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Columbus
American Legion Post
Advant General's Office
Washington
American Legion
Canton
The
American Red Cross
Tombstone Dispute Over Cemetery Stone
Dispute over a cemetery tombstone near North Industry led to a lawsuit in Judge Ake's court. George L. Robinson and Ervin Oscar Blaugh involve a $425 stone erected under the defendant's order. Blaugh refused payment claiming noncompliance with a written contract. Jurors reviewed technical tombstone details with photos and drawings.
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North Industry
Ake
George L. Robinson
Saine Ervin
Oscar Blaugh
Blaugh
Beach City Seeks Annexation To Enlarge Village Limits
An application for annexation of territory to Beach City was filed with the county commissioners on Wednesday after the village council approved the plan. The main reason given is to bring the cemetery within Beach City limits.
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Beach City
Blizzard Grips Gotham As Snowstorm Strikes
New York endured a full day blizzard with a driving snowstorm beginning at 6 a m. and expected to drop about a foot of snow. The weather bureau warned the storm would sweep northward over Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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New York
Weather Bureau
United States Deliberates Genoa Role Amid Armament Talks
Washington dispatch details how the U S plans to participate in the Genoa economic conference depends on progress at the ongoing armament talks. President Harding and Secretary Hughes stay noncommittal until treaties emerge, with observers possible if needed. Delegations press ahead on naval treaties and Shantung issues as sessions continue.
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Washington
United States
Genoa
Harding
Hughes
Senate
Europe
Get Your Auto Tag By Saturday Or Face Arrest
Canton motorists must obtain the new 1921 Ohio Automobile tag by midnight Sunday or risk arrest for driving without it. Canton police will arrest drivers of untagged cars after the deadline. The Canton Automobile Club will stay open until 6 p m Saturday to serve late buyers.
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Ohio
Charles W. Flory
Canton Automobile Club
Canton
Stark Co Automobile
Flory
Automobile Club
Waynesburg Seeks Hill Road Improvement
Residents of Waynesburg and nearby communities urged county commissioners to upgrade Hill Road from the village to Carrollcorn. Officials promised early spring work as weather permits. Also advertised: good used player piano for 399 dollars at Kenny's Piano Dept Ady.
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Waynesburg
Hill Rd
Kenny
Ady
Rialto Club Orchestra and Canton Webster Bus Schedule
Classified note advertising Rialto Club Orchestra in Canton and a bus from Square at 6 p m with typewriters and Benson address. Mentions 600 Market Ave N Bell 2225 and State 1025.
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Rialto Club Orch. F. Canton
Square & P. m
Adv
Benson
N. Bell
Masons Attend Nazir Basketball at East Liverpool
Masons travel to face Nazir basketballers and play East Liverpool Masonic five at the YMCA Thursday night at 8 15. Admission 35 cents in advance.
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Masons
Nazir
East Liverpool Masonic Five
Officers Called Arrbuckle Trial in Watson Charge Start Today
Washington January 11 high army officers testified before the senate investigating committee on the claim that American soldiers were hanged without trial in France Colonel Joseph Hahn of Camp Benning and Colonel Charles Symonds of Camp Sherman spoke about hangings at Gievres and Basnes jail terms with witnesses recounting the secret executions on June 26 and the gallows being erected the night before. A witness named Pat Fitzgerald was said to have been murdered by a sergeant at Basnes prison with eye witnesses ready to testify.
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Washington
Herbert I. Cadenhead
Greenville
Miss
Lemuel Smith
Dubdin
Edwin Duner
San Francisco
Senate
Senator Watson
France
Cadenhead
Is-sur-Tille
Smith
H. Jeppie
Duner
Senate Investigating Committee
Joseph Hahn
Camp Benning
CIA
Gilevres
Hahn
Charles J. Symonds
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Gievres
Symonds
Symmonds
Robert A. Harrison
Gondrecourt
18Th Infantry
Hf. E. Ross
Danville
16Th Infantry
Ross
Watson
J. A. McDonald
Holmes St
Youngstown
Pat Fitzgerald
Basnes Prison
Ednand Duner
McDonald
Basnes
Guard Copper
Former Cantonian To Head Massillon Chamber
FE. Stuart, secretary and treasurer of Central Steel, elected president of the Massillon Chamber of Commerce at the directors meeting. E. H. Nelson named first vice president, BE. Hl. Birney second vice president, Hershey Meek third vice president, J. Hi. Lester treasurer, F. B. Lord managing secretary. Arthur's Sixth Anniversary and 12th Semi Annual Sale of Luggage opens tomorrow with reductions on trunks bags and suitcases at 204 Market N. Adv. Also notices for Reliable Gents Furnishing Store opening Walnut av NI and Kenny's Plano Dept. ads.
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FE. Stuart
Central Steel Company
Canton
Massillon Chamber of Commerce
E. H. Nelson
BE. Hl. Birney
Hershey Meek
J. Hi. Lester
F. B. Lord
Arthur
Egg prices hit new low marks in winter market dump
Chicago today saw six million dozen eggs dumped on the market driving wholesale prices down about five and a half cents per dozen. Speculators unable to meet margins lost about $900,000 as retail prices fell from 39 to 4 cents with storage at 29.
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Chicago
Briand Plans Defense at Cannes Suprem e Council
Paris dispatch says Premier Briand will arrive from Cannes to confer with the cabinet and address the chamber of deputies to defend his position at the supreme council meeting. He is expected to deny he went to Cannes under prior British agreements.
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Paris
Briand
Cannes
Cabinet
Chamber of Deputies
Supreme Council
Cashier Robbed in Byesville Store Hold Up
Lula Copeland cashier at E. I. Grossman department store in Byesville was robbed on Tuesday night while returning home. The bandit stole $150, books, and store insurance policies.
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Cambridge, O
Lula Copeland
E. I. Grossman's
Byesvile
Thrifty Shoppers Advertise Bargains
A Daily News Classified note urges readers to check the Sale Miscellaneous column for remarkable bargains and to place ads by calling 3500 and asking for Classified.
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Daily News
Truce Declared as Irish Free State Plans Advance
Jan 11 report from Dublin notes a temporary truce among Sinn Fein factions. Arthur Griffith, president of Dail Éireann, says the government will push machinery for an Irish free state and seek public approval via an election while De Valera and followers pause attacks for a month.
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Ballactin Dunlin
South of Ireland
Arthur Griffith
Dal Éireann
Dublin
Sinn Penn
Dail Eireann
St. Valentines Day
Griffith
Famonn de Valera
Trigh Free State
Dall
Free State
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Republic
G Griffith
Dail
Michael Colina
Burglars Loot Widow Tarrab’s New York Home
Police search for burglars who looted the home of Mrs. Regina Tarrab, Syrian widow, stealing heirlooms, gold, textiles, pearl inlaid furnishings, clothing, and cash valued at about 75 000 dollars. Adele Tarrab, 16, was chloroformed. she later helped attract aid after a shoe was hurled through a window. Four other daughters were asleep and unharmed.
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New York
Regina Tarrab
Beirlooms
Adele Tarrab
Tarrab
Miss Tarrab
Fess credits Wilson and Harding for arms conference success
Congressman S D Fess of Yellow Springs lauds former President Wilson and President Harding for shaping support for the Washington arms conference. He asserts Secretary Hughes rose quickly, calls for cutting government expenditures, and argues Europe must pay war debts while Americans should go to work.
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Columbus
Wilson
D. Fess
Yellow Springs
Republican National Committee
Washington
Columbus Rotary
Harding
United States
Hughes
Fess
Europe
Nazir vs East Liverpool Masons at YMCA gym
Thursday night game at the Y M C A gym features Nazir facing East Liverpool Masons with an 8 15 start. Admission is 88 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazir
East Liverpool Masons
Stark Lodge Initiatory Degree Notice
Stark Lodge 513 I O O F reports an initiatory degree Thursday evening with officers Wm H Mille N Q J My Schlafly as Recorder Secretary.
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Stark Lodge
Wm. H. Mille
J. My
Schlafly
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Wheeling
Will
Board
Lena B. Rhiel
Congress
Cigar Store
Episcopalians
Gotham
Virginia
Washington Front
Shantung
Herbert Cadenhead
Edwin Duner Wa
Lemuel
Arbuckle
Col. Symonds
Ban Francisco
Roccoe
Patty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Gavin McNabb
Arbuckle Caid
Matthew Frady
Cantonian
Massillon Chamber
Plano
Kriffith
Fect
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