Diphtheria Contagion Warns One School System
A junior high pupil, Jarvin Monnie, exposed to diphtheria amid failures to notify and fumigate. The board of health delayed issuing notices to schools, and the superintendent had not received fees from the board for the alert by Thursday noon.
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Monnie
Samool
Monnie House
Ont
Board of Faith
Diptheria
MED
Whitten
Baxter
Superioor
Board of Health
Monale
Board of
Valth
Weather and event notes from Canton and Akron area
Fragmented forecast notes mention snow temperatures and precipitation. References include Canton Big Race at Salely Bight Coliseum, Monte Akron, and Akron figures. Names like Marion H Miaimam and R Morin appear in disjointed form.
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Canton
Salely Bight
Coliseum Riak
Monte Akron
Ang Harry
Borden
Adves
London society hosts charity bazaars with top beauties as sellers
In London the latest trend brings duchesses and countesses to run charity bazaars. Duchess of Portland Marlborough Rutland and Lady Mana Manners attract crowds as star sellers. Lady Diana designs and sells lingerie made by herself, prompting buyers to snap up items at low prices.
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London
Duchess of Portland
Grace of Marlborough
Duchess of Rutland
Anglesey
Mana Manners
Diana
Trousseau
Test Well Reaches Depth Near 100 Feet in Park Drilling
A test well in Water Works Park reached about 100 feet Thursday morning as samples of water in sand rock were collected for testing. Drilling will continue toward 400 feet with tests planned for every water variety found.
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Water Works Park
Lamb
Mount Union College
Wheat Advances In New Wheat Price Increase
The Canton Feed and Milling Co. raised the wheat price to $1.20 a bushel, up two cents from $1.18 after a week of steady quotation. In New York, Fritz Podszens known as Cupid editor of the Matrimonial News, died unmarried after arranging marriages for about 40,000 people.
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Canton Feed and Milling Co
New York
Fritx Podszens
Cupid
Matrimonial News
Canton Plans Survey of Tenement Homes and Health
Canton Welfare committee will start a housing and sanitation survey of Canton with seven members led by George H. Clark. The study will follow Ohio city surveys, include foreign districts, and assess sanitation and child welfare with health officials available.
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Canton
Canton Welfare Committee
Stolberg
George H. Clark
J. A. Kress
Ohio
LaMont
Health Board
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Dan Harry
Clark
Mary Martin
Dhone
George Clark
William Laibiin
EL Vang
Howard Pawcett
Ohio guards kept in Youngstown area after steel strike
Gov. Willis orders fifth regiment to return home from Youngstown as rioting subsides. Detachments of the eighth regiment remain near the scene with Col. Wollrath in charge. Sheriff Umstead and local mayors urge keeping troops as a precaution. rioters smashed windows amid liquor fueled unrest on Washington Street.
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Youngstown
Speaks
East Youngstown
Wollrath
Columbu
J.C. Umstead
Struthers
Ohio National Guard
Washington-st
Astelet
North Struthers
Girard
Pennsylvania
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Jewels Vanish From Trunk Belonging to Mrs Cronan
Wells Fargo detectives seek jewels worth 26000 missing from a trunk shipped from Overbrook Pennsylvania to San Francisco. The jewels belonged mainly to Mrs. Cronan, granddaughter of General Ulysses Grant, and the trunk was sealed when handed to the express company. Lieutenant Commander Cronan, a naval officer, married in 1913 in San Francisco.
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William P. Cronan
San Francisco
Wells Fargo
Overbrook
Wa. P.ronan
Jesse Grant
Cronan
Sedley
Playground plans rise as city seeks McKinley park
Mayor Stolberg backs buying McKinley Park to create a city playground. City officials, backed by the Chamber of Commerce, push to clear title and acquire the property for a public play area.
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Stolberg
McKinley Park
McKinley-ay
Member of Commerce
Councy
Wilson Opposes Use of Force in Mexico Policy Debate
In Washington on January 1 to 13, 1914, senators debated a resolution by Senator Lewis to authorize the president to use military and naval forces in Mexico. President Wilson's stance remained firm against wider intervention despite Mexican killings of Americans. officials cited assurances of protection from Mexican authorities, with no immediate plan for further action.
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Wilson
Mexico
Washington
Dent Wilson
Senate
Illinois
Lewis
Nica
Shepherd
Texas
Carranza
Cat
Massacre train tale inflames border outrage
Reports describe a brutal massacre linked to Francisco Villa followers with nine or more Americans killed. Details include a death train arriving at Santa Ysabel and Juarez, bodies mutilated and decapitated, Carrancista troops guarding sites, and heightened anti-Mexico demonstrations.
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Francisco Villa
Bla
Santa Ysabel
Juarez
Rio W
Santa T Fe
C. St ‘Atson
Sunday Daily News subscription rush boosts paper sales
Readers rush to subscribe as the Sunday edition sells out nationwide. The Daily News reports higher press runs and full daily delivery by carrier to meet demand. Subscribers are urged to telephone for home delivery and secure service.
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Daily News
News
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