Outlaws Held in City Robberies Across Day
Police rounded up four men after a daylong hunt linked to a series of holdups. A break in occurred at a boarding room on Thirteenth Street NE and a room at 603 Cherry Avenue SE. Victims reported knife attacks, slashed clothing, and stolen cash as detectives linked the suspects to multiple offenses. Accused include two Greeks and others held in Chicago on related charges.
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Sday
Orhree
Denitro
Crisi
Rist Masoff
Mpt
Kauffman
Unos
Johns
Ohio delegates call for federal ownership of coal mines
In Columbus Ohio on January 16 delegates to the Ohio United Workers convention urged immediate government operation of all coal mines. They argued that government control ensures just wages and safe conditions, and they passed resolution backing legislation to raise the maximum weekly work time. They also sought more state mine regulation and pressed Congress for meat and food price controls.
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Lumbus, O
Ohio
Ohio United Workers’ Convention
Congress
Turkish forces surrender at Medina in Turkish war report
A dispatch from Constantinople says the Turkish Sol at Medina has surrender to forces under King Hussein. The report notes surrender completed after an ultimatum to capitulate with forts at the Dardanelles threatened if the Turkish garrison did not capitulate.
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Medina
Hussein
Con‘Nople
Dardanelles
Missouri ratifies day amendment in federal bill vote
Jefferson City Mo Jan 16 state house approved the federal bill on an amendment by a 104 to 36 margin after the senate adopted the measure earlier by 22 to 10. The action comes as Missouri lawmakers ratify the day amendment connected to the larger legislative package.
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Fferson City
Souri
Senate
Weather forecast and event notices for tonight and Friday
Weather reruns for tonigh t evening expect cloud followed by rain or drizzle. Friday shows some south portion with rain and cool temperatures. Also listed are activities at Meyers Lake Park, shelter stations, night skating and club room events with admission at 25 cents.
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Meyers Lake Park
Aady
Cannibal of South Seas to Return to Solomon Island
Solomon Kaimi, once a cannibal and now back in the fold, was freed by police after promising to return to his tribe in the Solomon Islands. He was found last week eating his wife’s arm, dragged from her prostrate body and taken to a hospital where she was expected to recover.
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San Francisco
Solomon Kaimi
Solomon Island
South Seas
Kaimi
Raimi
Plans for Peace News Displease Delegates at Opening
Paris reporters clash with French plan for a star chamber style peace conference opening this Saturday. Key issues unsettled include operation method, delegate numbers, Montenegro representation, and how to inform the world about proceedings while avoiding preregulatory leaks. Correspondents object to limiting daily official communiques.
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United Press
Paris
Associated
Star Chamber
Nearly Half of Ohio Division Lost in Action
Columbus January 16. Only 15,000 of 27,000 members of the 37th Division, former Ohio National Guardsmen, remained when the armistice was signed. Colonel Robert L. Hubler reports three drives in France and two in Belgium, with heavy losses and logistics reduced to 40 of 361 trucks and 1,500 of 4,000 horses. Demobilization expected at Camp Sherman about February 15.
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Columbus
Ohio National
United States
Camp Sherman
Would Place Ban on Immigration for Two Years
Washington January 16 The American Federation of Labor secretary Frank Morrison urged a two year immigration ban before the house immigration committee. He read telegrams from labor leaders noting unemployment surges in major cities including New York Boston Chicago Los Angeles New Britain St Louis and Kansas City with thousands out of work.
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Washington
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
House Immigration Committee
United States
Morrison
New York City
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
New Britain
Conn
St Louis
Kansas City
Mine Worker Crushed to Death at Stanwood Mine
John Kiehl, 62, of East Greenville, was killed instantly at dawn Thursday when slate roofing collapsed at Mine No. 27 near Stanwood. He left a widow and seven children. The notice also lists local entertainment and ads for dancing and a chiropractor.
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John Kiehl
East Greenville
A. m
Stanwood
Kiehl
Canvassing Drives Boost Victory Safe Fund Total
Canton reports 74610.76 subscribed with 2060 more from downtown firms. Campaign leaders plan factory and mill canvassing to reach over 100000 by Thursday evening at the YMCA. Zollinger urges residents to display campaign cards in windows to signal pledges.
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Canton
Victory
W. R. Zollinger
Zollinger
Victory Safe Fund
Nationwide strike proposed to aid Mooney
In Chicago on January 16, a proposed May 1 industrial strike was offered at the Labor Congress to protest the imprisonment of Thomas J. Mooney. Dennis B. Batt of Detroit introduced the resolution, referred to the resolutions committee for later report. Edward B. Nolan of San Francisco backed Debs speech, seen as a radical gain.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Mooney
Labor Congress
Mooney
Dennis B. Batt
Detroit
Resolutions Committee
Edward B. Nolan
San Francisco
Congress
Eugene V. Debs
Nolan
W. F. Dunn
Butte, Mont
Debs
Ironton Man Heads Ohio Association of Bakers
Charles Voit of Ironton was elected president of the Ohio Association of the Baking Industry at the midwinter meeting closing session in Columbus. Other officers named are George Bollenger of Columbus as vice president Harry M. Miller of Springfield as treasurer and E J Mitchell as secretary.
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Columbus
Charles Voit
Ironton
Ohio Association of the Baking Industry
George Bollenger
Harry M. Miller
Springfield
E. J. Mitchell
Mobilization of All Poles Ordered by Cracow Report
Paris dispatch reports Cracow has ordered a general mobilization of all Poles. The Cracow announcement claims instruction to mobilize the entire Polish population, marking a pivotal escalation in regional tension.
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Agence Radio
Paris
Cracow
Man Charged Over Boarder Fight Near Blindness
Mike Socosh was arrested Wednesday afternoon for assault on Frank Hajdu after a quarrel over a board bill. Hajdu, found nearly blind from a head wound, was treated by Dr. Landor and moved to Mercy hospital. Socosh allegedly struck him with a plank and awaits the case outcome.
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Mike Socosh
Fromm
Wise
Frank Hajdu
Dr. Landor
Hajdu
Mercy Hospital
Socosh
Reds Gain Serious In Germany Spark Violent Clash
London reports say Dusseldorf controls Spartacans and independent socialists with around two thousand troops terrorizing the city after a large Catholic demonstration. Clashes leave forty dead and many injured as the Spartacans fortify public buildings and seize administration.
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London
Dusseldorf
Whole Italian Cabinet Quits in Rome
Rome January 16 The Italian cabinet resigned today Premier Orlando to form a new ministry The downfall stemmed from disputes over Italy territorial claims Leonida Bissolati resigned in early January Nitti threatened to resign prompting Orlando to return from Paris Bissolati backed Wilson policy opposing Sonnino annexation stance Sonnino pressed for enforcing the London treaty and Dalmatia occupation Night sky illumination noted.
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Rome
Orlando
Italy
Leonida Bissolati
Francisco Nitti
Paris
Bissolati
Wilson
Baron Sonnino
Dalmatian
London
Dalmatia
Applied Mathematics class at Y M C A begins January 16
L E Gray of American Bridge Company will instruct the new applied mathematics course at the Y M C A starting January 16. Enroll now. Upright piano advertised for $150, nearly new from Woomer Piano Co. Adv. at 426 Market av South, E M Peek, manager.
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L. E. Gray
The
American Bridge Company
Woomer Piano Co
E. M. Peek
Mgr
B. M. Peek
Ady
Poles Lose Heavily in Fighting Near Kolmar
Bitter Tuesday combat between Polish and German forces near Kolmar in Posen province resulted in heavy Polish losses, according to Berlin dispatches dated January 16.
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Copenhagen
Kolmar
Posen
Berlin
First National Bank of Canton Shows Strong Growth
Directors report total resources topping 12.6 million with deposits over 10.1 million. Deposits rose by 1.5 million in the year. surplus reaches 0.5 million and undivided profits 218 thousand. Officers reelected Austin Lynch president H R Jones vice president W G Saxton cashier.
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First National Bank
First National Bank of
Canton
Austin Lynch
H. R. Jones
W. G. Saxton
W. E. Krumlauf
United States
Saxton
A. Bowman
F. Be, Case
Harry R. Jones
William Rommel
H. H. Timken
Senate panel approves Wilson food bill for Europe relief
The Senate Appropriations Committee reported favorably on a 100 million dollar request by President Wilson to feed Europeans. The panel urged a firm Allied bargain to secure 300 million dollars in total food relief, with itemized accounting and auditing similar to other departments. A cable from the inter allied food commission supported the total needed.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Inter-Allied Food Commission
Congress
Metallurgy Class Tonight At Y M C A Instructed By Lothrup
The Y M C A offers a metallurgy class led by M T Lothrup with its first session at 7 30 tonight. Limited enrollment remains available for interested attendees.
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Y. M. C. A. Metallurgy
M. T. Lothrup
Adv
Reserved Seat Sale for Under Four at the Auditorium
Advance seat sale at the Moose club for Fri and Sat evening performances of Under Four. Only a limited number of seats available.
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Moose Club
Anti Liquor Interests Win Fight After Years Of Bitter Contests
Prohibition becomes part of the U.S. basic law as Nebraska ratifies the 18th amendment. The action, ratified by Nebraskan legislators, pushes the required three fourths of states for nationwide prohibition. The piece traces the long, centuries‑long battle led by churches doctors and anti liquor societies like the Anti-Saloon League.
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Washington
United States
Nebraska
Congress
Antisaloon League
Ohio Utilities Board Rejects Telephone Long Distance Rate Hikes
The Ohio state utilities commission says the schedules proposed by the telephone company to raise long distance tolls are not authorized under state law. It warns 80 to 90 percent of Ohio patrons would face a 25 percent rate increase, boosting company revenues at least 20 percent for intrastate service. The commission finds the changes arbitrary and ill suited to local conditions and notes Burleson’s order cannot legally affect intrastate Ohio rates. It also faults lack of proof that the increases are necessary.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Burleson
United States
Returned Soldiers Invited To See Film Exhibit
A Canton Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose invites returning soldiers and sailors to attend the first exhibit of the U. S. Government film Under Four Flags. Meet at 7:30 PM in club rooms then proceed in a body to the Auditorium wearing uniforms.
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Norwoods Orchestra
U. S
Chas. A. Kaufman
Canton Lodge No. 233
Loyal Order of Moose
Adv
Lothrop to Teach Metallurgy at YMCA Class
M. T. Lothrop, factory manager of the Timken Roller Bearing Company and noted metallurgist, will teach Metallurgy at the YMCA. The class begins January 1 and enrollment is open.
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M. T. Lothrop
Timken Roller Bearing Company
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