Mexican Tensions Grow Over American Deaths in Mexico
Washington reports show growing demand for action after reports of the torture murder of 17 mining men, including Americans, near Chihuahua. Senators and representatives push for inquiries and possible armed intervention as the administration faces rising pressure from Congress and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illa
Washington
Mexi
Chihuahuactl
Lusia
White House
State Department
Rio Grande
Senate
Tion
Carranza
Azo
Ion Toh Mertens
Orteien
Lodge
Frisco Transfer Greetings Over the Telephone
San Francisco delegates hailed Bell telephone progress at a Chamber of Commerce dinner in Courtland. About 300 attendees used receivers to air comments as executives from Bell and affiliated companies presented the line’s reach, with demonstrations and films tracing the first electrically transmitted speech from 1876. Reports from New York to San Francisco noted weather and timing as the line opened at 6:07 p.m. and closed after a lengthy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chamber of |Merce
Courtland 1
Bates
San
Ecisco
Orrls
Amber of Commerce
Akron
W. G. Palmer
W.H. Keller
K. E. Miller
Chicago
J. H. Beilstein
Columbus
F.C. Mohr
Walter Elson
Alliance
L. V. Beamer
Masaillon
H. W. Carter
H. B
New York
Pittsburgh
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Winnimuneca
Canton
Charles Krichbaum
Chamber of Commerce
of Commerce of Diversified
Infant Mortality in Canton Rises in 1915 Report
Health Officer LaMont presents Canton’s 1915 figures showing 200 of 1500 births died before age one, an infant mortality rate of 26 per cent of city deaths. Total deaths 715, births 170, with deaths by age and external causes highlighted. Tuberculosis cited as a major concern and suicide noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Uring
LaMont
Opportunities Abound in Classifieds for Bright Workers
The Canton Daily News notes a surge of employment chances in its Classified columns. Merchants and manufacturers seek ambitious men and women for steady, profitable work, with ads from Whitin and Mailroom firms urging applicants to act now.
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Hox 8 Daily News
Melbourne
Aeee
Zahner
Boot
Fox 481
Canton Daily News
Max Ly
These Men Are Villa Victims
El Paso reports revised lists of victims in the Mexican outrages with Americans named including Hes Watson of Los Angeles general manager of Cus Mining Co and W J Wallace of El Paso mine superintendent among others. The lists note survivors and widows for several individuals and include Canadian victims as the compilation continues.
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EL Paso
Hes. Watson
Los Angeles
Cusi Mining Con
Entcago Corporation
W.J. Wallace
FI Paso
Ian
Hasse
Mama
Ariza
Ey Cash Minin Co
Adams
Cast Mining
M.sudh Mining
Pearce
Atty
Los
Woon
FT Paco
Cust’ Mining
J. W. Coy
Cus Mining Co
John Cummins Dies in Canton West
John Cummins age 63 of 9133 Tuscarawas St W Canton died Tuesday at 1 p.m. He founded and led Cummins Storage Co for 35 years and traveled to Los Angeles for health reasons on Nov 4. Survived by wife, son N J Cummins, three brothers Frank W A Ed, three sisters. Members include St John s Church Knights of Columbus M B A and Canton Chamber of Commerce. Funeral details by Bros John Cummins and Frank Menegay P J Streb president. Advertising notices accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cummins
Tuscaranas St
Cummins Storage Co
Los Angeles
Cummins
Cume Storage Co
Mr. Commins
Pitts
Canton
St. John’s Church
Knights ‘of Columbus
The
Chamber of Commerce
N. J. Cumming
Frank Cummins
Arizona
W. A. Cummins
Ed Cumming
Mary,Christiana
Kitty Cummins
Milk price rise urged as safety measure
The claim argues a price increase on milk is necessary to protect public health. It emphasizes avoiding details and frames the step as a health safeguard rather than an economic tool.
Health Meeting in Canton Highlights 1915 Births Deaths
Annual health board meeting notes 1915 births 1500 deaths 716 with 26 percent infant mortality. Food inspector Bowman calls for higher milk prices to fund inspections. warns safety depends on producer cooperation. Reports cover 1914 650 deaths 1278 births and 1915 1500 births 716 deaths. Multiple notices follow including lodge meeting funeral arrangements and community advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Fy
Kham
Stolberg
Canton
Food and Dairy Inspector
Ting
Food and Dairy Aspector
Bowman
Annus
Board of Health
Canton Bank Third Ohio Branch Plans Hit Canton Chamber Meeting
A Canton plan to establish a cooperative credit bank aims to serve small borrowers without heavy mortgages, prioritizing borrower character and earning power. The Canton Bank would be Ohio’s third branch, following national models with $5 million capital and about 100000 borrowers, and a meeting of Cantonians is set for Monday at 10 am to choose a chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan Bank
America
Uniteds
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Ken
Canton Bank
Ohio
Morris K Son
Springfield
Preland
Juary
Europe
Canton Guards Face Big Force Of Angry Rioters
Canton Company C soldiers face 4000 strikers in North Struthers as they guard a strike zone. Troops on picket duty endure jeers and bayonet drills while crowds taunt them outside the village. Akron Canton big race promotion and local notices intertwined in the page.
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Canton
Youngstown
Steol
Struthers
Akron
North Struthers
Kether
Kaet
Tly
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Morris Plan Bank
U. S
Mexico
England
Wilson
Eircan
Villistas
Anton
Frisco
Bell Rhone Co
Veath Cay
N.C. i American
Colum P. Bradford
Ature
Seve
Melbournen
Villa
M. B. Romero
Con
T.m.evans
P. Mellattan
Charles Alexander Halls Ariz
Charles Walleigh
Bisbee Avist Mining
West
Bros
Frank Menegay
P. J. Streb
Pres. V—aave
Walter H Deuble
Tuscar
Brothers
Mannheim
Lode
Tooms
George Abel
Advt
Gillian
Royal Order of Lions
Washington’ Grand Revi
Dean Abbot
St. Paul's
Dean Abbott
G. Marshall
Secy
Canton Motor Car Co
Chase
Benzol
Coliseum
Monte Need
Harry Borden
MOBA
Arc Tange
Joseph Biechele
Henri R. Morin
Akron, University
Vverlands Bret
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