Villa Vicario Endangers 2000 Citizens on Mexico Border
Dispatches from the Texas border show Carranza representatives pledging protection to Americans massacred near Chihuahua and urging them to return to mines. El Paso reports Villa forces threaten Parral and Torreón as rescue and relief efforts risk crossing into hostile areas.
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Washington
State Department
Tesxas-Mexico
Carranza
Chihuahua
EL Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Jose Rodriguez
Chihuaua
Mexico
Great Britain
Villista
Orosan
U. S
Villa
Parral
Juarez
Escalon
AR game shows U S weakness revealed in secret report
A leaked report cited by WICE alleges the United States lacks defenses revealed by simulated invasions. The article notes maneuvers described as invades and the nation’s vulnerability to enemy pressure.
Defenseless U S Struggles With Atlantic Security
Fragmented wartime notes allege repeated Atlantic coastal vulnerabilities due to fleet defects. Critics blame shortages of cruisers submarines and trained personnel, calling for radical technical improvements to achieve true sea power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Navy deemed inadequate defense in Fletcher report
Washington reveals Frank Fletcher’s confidential Atlantic fleet assessment condemns current navy as a weak defense. The 10 000 word report argues the Atlantic seaboard faced two invasions in 1915 with submarine sighting failures enabling enemy landings inside Delaware Capes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miral
Frank Fletcher
U. S. Navy
Senate
Atlantic
Delate Capes
Morris Bank Plan Discussed by Canton Business Leaders
James S. Utley of the Industrial Financial Corporation explained Morris plan bank details to Canton bankers and businessmen at the Canton Club. The informal meeting began at 1:30 PM and the organization meeting is set for Monday at the Chamber of Commerce with H. H. Timken to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Plan Bank
Canton
James S. Utley
Industrial Financial Corporation
Canton Club
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Timken
Ill Health Driven Death of Miner at Howenstine
Andrew Harbert fifty eight a miner living alone on Howenstine was found dead in his bed with a back wound and slashed wrists a blood stained razor nearby His illness led him to forgo work and end his life He had recently left Mercy hospital and stayed with his brother Henry Harbert a groceryman before returning home Coroner Douds investigated and the body was sent to Paquett Bros for burial preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Harbert
Howenstine
Harbert
Lime Company
Mercy Hospital
Henry Harbert
Margaret Halter
Douds
Paquett Bros
Christy Case Dropped in Unlawful Driving Death
The case of Frank Christy of Sebrig charged with unlawfully killing Mrs. Mary Carl with an automobile has been dropped. Prosecutors requested dismissal for want of prosecution. Christy had been held on a $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Christy
Sebrig
Mary Carl
Christy
For Sale Items and Contact Details in Canton Classifieds
Daily classifieds include merchandise ads for a white iron bed with springs and mattress at 710 Navarrerd SW, Edison phonograph with records at 1305 Rowland-av NE, household goods at 122 3nd St SE, and a baby carriage priced at 9.00 with contact numbers L-2107 and Bell 8343 for inquiries and viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarrerd
Edison Phonograph
Rowland-av
Bryan-av SW
Nine Degrees Sets Winter Weather Record
Skating prospects improve as Three City Ponds Lake and Race offer sufficient opportunity. cool conditions noted with a record low of nine degrees for the season.
Skating Events Planned Across Canton This Weekend
With continued cold weather skating will occur at Meyers Lake Cook Park Monument Pond Waterworks Park and The Race in Canton Saturday night and Sunday inviting residents to take part in outdoor recreation.
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Canton
Meyers Lake
Cook Park
Monument Pond
Waterworks Park
Canton Sees Coldest Night Of Winter At Nine Above
Weatherman Carl H. Meyer reports Canton reached nine degrees above zero on Friday night, the coldest so far this winter. The minimum for December was one degree lower. Temperatures rose to 20 by 11 30 Saturday, signaling the worst of the cold snap over with no new extreme expected. East coast cities faced sharper drops with New York at eight above zero after a 26 degree fall in 24 hours.
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Canton
Carl H. Meyer
New York City
Newsboy Seriously Injured Jumping From Moving Street Car
Julius Noebe, 14, felt his skull fractured when he leaped from a street car near Cleveland Avenue and 15th Street NW. George C. Kimbark, driver of a following auto, stopped and took the boy to Mercy Hospital. Four physicians attended him as authorities investigated the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland-av
Julius Noebe
George C. Kimbark
Kimbark
Mercy Hospital
Kim
Special Sunday Dinner Ad at Haulk's Restaurant
Advertises a 50 cent special Sunday chicken dinner at Haulk's Restaurant located at Corner st and Court av NW Harris Building. Also notes a Saturday evening dance at Reedurban with Werner's Orchestra and a Masonic funeral notice for Carl G. Walcutt at the First Christian Church.
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Corner &Rdst
Court-av NW
Harris Bldg
Catlin
Werner
Carl G. Walcutt
First Christian Church
J. Corey
W. H. Rome
Haulk's Restaurant
Corner $Rdst
Court Av NW
Explosion wrecks E-2 in dry dock at Brooklyn navy yard
Nine injured and two dead after an explosion aboard the E-2 submarine in drydock No. 2. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as interior fumes and debris caused chaos. The vessel built in 1912 measured 140 feet with four torpedo tubes and a surface speed of 14 knots.
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New York
Navy Yard
U.S
Brooklyn Navy Yard
No. 2
Naval Hospital
Pacific
Test Well Reaches 145 Feet Deep in Canton Area
Work on the new test well progressed to 145 feet Friday afternoon with a 200 foot target ahead. Drilling will pause Sunday and pumping tests will begin after reaching the Big Injun sand, with water samples sent for analysis and Canton awaiting potential reservoir plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McCulloch Returns to Canton After Busy Week
Congressman Roscoe McCulloch comes home to Canton from Washington on Saturday morning and will return Monday. Also promotes Monsieur Prud homme the French Mr. Pickwick in colored posters at the New Harris Building second floor with 25 cent admission. Proceeds go to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe McCulloch
Canton
Washington
Monsieur Prudhomme
New Harris
Free Lecture on Christian Tithes by Pastor Detwiler
Pastor F Detwiler of New York speaks on What Are the Christian s Tithes Sunday at 2 30 p m in Eagles Hall McCurdy Block Adv.
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Pastor Detwiler
New York
Eagles’ Hall
Mody Block
F. Detwiler
McCurdy Block
Adv
Strike Trail of Murder Suspect Tracks City Pursuit
A detective force continues a methodical citywide search for a murder suspect. Police pursue leads as they comb neighborhoods and follow up on bold new clues despite uncertain progress.
Massillon Man's Sister Missing
Massillon Massillon Jan 15 Delores Evens a Cleveland girl is thought by Harry Marsh an employee of Massillon Aluminum Co to have been murdered in a Cleveland hotel room Wednesday He viewed the body but could not identify it He plans further investigation as his sister disappeared several months ago
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Massillon
Delores Evens
Cleveland
Emma Marsh
Pittsburgh
Harry Marsh
Massillon Aluminum Co
Marsh
Mystery of Dolores Evans Garroting Remains Unsolved
Cleveland police still seek the killer of 19 year old Dolores Evans found garroted in a hotel room. A clue directing investigators to search a Santa Fe train at Dodge City proved unreliable as Dodge City officials checked train No 9 with no success.
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Cleveland
Dolores Evans
Perry
Dodge City
Kansas
Crossing guard killed in street collision with fast flier
Paul Marcyk twenty three of 116 Rowland avenue watchman for Pennsylvania railroad at Market street crossing died after being struck by eastbound and westbound trains Friday night. He died at Mercy hospital from internal injuries. Coroner Douds ruled it an accident no inquest likely. Survived by sister Mrs J S Grohl and a Greensburg brother.
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Paul Marcyk
Rowland-av
Pennsylvania Railroad
Market
Mercy Hospital
Marcyk
Columbus
New Castle
Miller- Blanchard Co
Douds
J. S. Grohl
Rowland
Greensburg, Pa
YMCA Holds Stunt Night At Y M C A
Y M C A announces a stunt night for members wives and sweethearts on Wednesday at 8 p m. The program includes an Af volleyball game in gym A between Adecraft club and Young Men's Business club. In gym B the Jefferson Travelogue is shown with a bowling contest between Leonard Agency and George D Harter bank and the Repository and Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Business Club
Jefferson
Leonard Agency
George D. Harter Bank
Repository and Daily News
Dollar Day sales set for February by merchants group
The Retail Merchants' association announces the third Dollar Day for February 16 with details for the upcoming August event in preparation. The committee reports work on arrangements for the February sale and plans for the next one.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Funeral services for James Long
Funeral services for James Long are set for Sunday at 3 p m at C Barnes home 319 Clarendon av NW Burial will be Monday afternoon at Salem A charity fundraiser titled It s For Charity Sake Flower Mission Days runs at the Valentine Theater Monday and Tuesday January 17 and 18 An excellent program Ady urges attendance for Flower Missions Days at the Valentine for Charity Sake
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James Long
C. Barnes
Clarendon Av
Salem
Plower Mission
Valentine Theater
Ady
Valentine For Charity Sake
Pastor Det wiler explains them at Eagles Hall
New York pastor Det wiler speaks Sunday at 2 30 p m in Eagles Hall McCurdy Block inviting attendees to learn about the topics.
Flower Mission Days Show at the Valentine Theater
Advertisement notes events given away Monday and Tuesday January 17 and 18 at The Flower Mission Days Show held at the Valentine Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Theater
St Pauls Episcopal Church Poster Exhibit Ad
Dean Abbott at St Pauls announces talks on The Interpretation of Life and The Cities of Refuge with evening programs. An International Illustrated Poster Exhibit at the Harris Building on North Market St funds charitable organizations. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Abbott
St. Paul's
Dean Abbott Sanday
Staodpatedneva
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Tibet
Cleveland-ay SW
Advt
Harris
North Market St
Harris Building
Haulk's Restaurant Ad on Harris Building Adverts
Haulk's Restaurant located at the corner of rd Street and Court Avenue NW in the Harris Building advertises its dining services.
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Torreon
Wice
Ferior Fleet
Tal
Esterday
Canton Motor Car Co
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Tday
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Fed
Atven
Harry Borden
Boost Canton
Morris Bank
Patar
Canton Daily News
Templeton
Parkhill
Geiser
Geiser H. P
McDonaldsville
Wandell Essig
W. BP
Essig & Jon
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Hewsboy
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Bulletin
Detective Force
Combs City
Wees
Posse
General Rodrigues & Geneipal
Pancho Villa
Gen. Modziruez
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