Barbers Win Injunction Challenge to Health Board Rules
Canton barbers win a permanent injunction blocking parts of the health board’s licensing and physical examination requirements. Judge Pontius notes the board lacks power to compel barbers to undergo medical exams and to mandate antiseptic practices beyond lawful limits, with appeal likely to follow.
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Hubert C. Pontius
Canton
Health Board
Kappelman
Ith
Num
Pontius
Pisher
James Kinnison
Amerman
Enceau to Head Supreme Council as Belgrade Talks Loom
Cleansing, uncertain aging amid Adriatic and Pemmon issues. Reports say he will lead the council while Fendi premier and ag president await response from Belgrade. Delegates have not replied to a disputed resolution.
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Jeorges Clem
Fendi
Council
Belgrade
Elyed Ter
Unclear Weather Note on Ohio Snow and Events
Fragmentary weather and event items describe snow in Ohio and a cold outlook with mentions of Lake Erie. Local notices reference activities such as a potato race and a Strand Dan—plus names like Ralph Nor and an orchestra, though many portions are garbled.
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the of Fun
Cote Orchestra
Ralph Nor. Mreeter
St Dy Rand Dan
Wilson Keeps Silence On Pact Compromise Plans
President Wilson remains in close touch with Senate talks on a peace treaty compromise. He will not comment until an agreed plan is enacted and submitted to him, while Senators Hitchcock and Lodge discuss terms and some seek to influence the presidential race with letters to candidates. Senator Owen expresses cautious optimism that ratification with a two thirds vote may be approved.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Lodge
Hitchcock
Hemoocratic
Tumulty
Norah
Leonard Wood
Lowden
Ilinois
Owen
Oklahoma
Plan to Improve State Budget in Ohio
Columbus Jan. 19. The Ohio Institute for Public Efficiency recommends a systematic budget for Ohio. Proposed amendments to the constitution require the governor to present a full program and funding plan. A joint finance committee would review the plan and can summon officials for explanations. All non-emergency appropriations would be folded into a single bill with spending tied to official revenue estimates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Institute For Public Efficiency
Hig Dance Party at Baggies Hall Moves Weekly
Weekly dance party runs Tuesday through Saturday evenings at Baggies Hall with Mack's Popular Players eight piece orchestra. Admission three dollars. instrument tuning service advertised. reference contact listed as Btate 3344 L.
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Baggies’ Hall
Mack
Popular Players
Eight Piece
Moose Hall
Ideal Girl Needs But Sixty Virtues
Cleveland readers disputed the ideal female virtues after a survey by Rev. Dr. NM. Samuel Prine found 60 virtues for the ideal woman, far fewer than the 179 listed for men. The study noted honesty and religion not at the top and highlighted traits like genuineness and graciousness as valued by women. Some men favored blunt phrases such as good morals and no cosmetics and even dismissed modest standards on appearance.
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Cleveland
Samuel Prine
Llough Avy Congregational Church
Synopium
Pair Faces Bigamy Charges in 14 Year Old Marriage Case
Alliance authorities charge James Nixon and Edna Long with bigamy after Nixon allegedly married Melinda Pullman in Sharon the day after marrying Edna Long in Youngstown. Nixon to be sent to Youngstown, Long to Sebring, as investigations unfold about a sequence of marriages dating back to 1919.
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Alliance
James Nixon
Nixon
Edne Long
Sebring
Alliance City
Youngstown
Long
Sharon
Malinda Pullman
Pharen
Edna Long
Mia
Mia Long
Melinda Pullman
Edna ‘Long
Deschanel Likes Lucky Thirteen
Paris reports M Des chanel new President of France. Vice President Wilson notes thirteen as his lucky number. Des chanel born on the thirteenth, married on the thirteenth, and his name sums to thirteen. He was elected President of the senate on the thirteenth.
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Paris
M. Deschanel
France
Wilson
Deschanel
Senate
Court urged to advance hearing on estates by referendum
Washington January 19 The supreme court was asked to advance arguments in cases testing whether estates may by referendum override legislature action to ratify the prohibition amendment. Prohibition leaders joined in the motion. The suit in lower court seeks to prevent Secretary of State Harvey B. Smith from submitting the amendment to a referendum.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Olite
Prohibition
George
Supreme Court Refuses Rehearing in Stroud Death Case
The Supreme Court declines to grant a rehearing for Robert L. Stroud who is under death sentence for the killing of a guard at Leavenworth federal penitentiary. Stroud's sentence was recently affirmed by the high court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert L. Stroud
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Stroud
Rhode Island Files Test Case to Invalidate Prohibition
Rhode Island asks court to examine the 18th Amendment and federal Volstead Act claiming enforcement cannot stand in the state without consent. The filing argues prohibition infringes state police powers and sovereignty as Rhode Island rejected the amendment. Also advertisment for gloves and leather goods appears in the text.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Lily Lodge to Confer Knight Rank Tuesday Evening
Lily Lodge will confer Knight Rank Tuesday evening January 20. All team members are asked to attend. All Knights and visiting brothers welcome. Refreshments. C. and M. W. Ady.
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Lily Lodge
M. W
Ady
Comptometer Operator Wanted in City Ad
Job ad seeking comptometer operator positions at School 263 Clark Building and linked by Bell phone 476. Mentions meeting tonight in the old Red Cross rooms on the first floor of the Geo D Har ter Bank building.
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Clark
Bell Phone
Old Red Cross
Geo. D. Harter Bank
Democrats See Sims Attack as Republican Plot
Washington Democrats smile at Vice Admiral Sims’s broadside against Secretary Daniels, calling it the start of a GOP campaign to discredit the administration. They argue the attack masks wartime probes and insist Sims overemphasized his sector while ignoring broader needs and allied plans.
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Washington
Admiral Sims
Daniela
Sims
John J. Pershing
Navy Department
United States
Pershing
Marshal Foch
Safety Zones 10 Be Legalized by Council Tonight
An ordinance to legalize true safety zones in downtown will be introduced at Monday night’s city council session. City Solicitor Fisher said the measure grants police power to arrest violators and imposes penalties of 25 dollars for a first offense and 50 dollars for a second offense. Civic groups urged protection for safety zone standards and the council is expected to vote unanimously.
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Fisher
Council
Deaf witnesses to be written on board in murder trial
In Louisville on January 19, twenty deaf mutes summoned for the examining trial of John H. Mueller charged with the murder of Rebecca Loveau will have their testimony written on a blackboard in court. Mueller requested the method and the prosecuting attorney agreed to it.
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Louisville
John H. Mueller
Rebecca Loveau
Shawnee Park
Mueller
Bulgaria Accepts Peace With Allies
The Bulgarian national assembly at Sofia has ratified the terms of the Bulgarian peace treaty with the Allies, according to a Central News dispatch from Paris.
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London
Sofia
Paris
Wilson Braves Storm To Take Air Today
A dense snowstorm hits Washington as Wilson braves the weather on the White House grounds. The President discusses numerous matters with Secretary Tom and 26th. Paul Althouse will substitute for Martinelli on February 2 and 24.
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Wilson Braves
Washington
Wilson
White House
Tom
Whiskey valued at three million held by police
New York reports over two million dollars of whiskey and epiruous liquors seized since the eighteenth amendment began. Half the liquor was on two barges near Past River loading a steamship bound for Cuba, with excess spilling into government holds.
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New York
Internal Revenue
Cuba
Peace Treaty Talks Face Week End Outcome
Washington January 19 The week will show if a compromise on the peace treaty can be reached through bipartisan talks led by Lodge and Democratic negotiators. If the talks fail, further efforts will follow but failure would discourage supporters. Deliberations in Lanigan’s office promise a decisive meeting as Democrats demand Article Ten and Monroe Doctrine protections while Lodge aides push reservations.
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Washington
Senate
Lanige
Fire and Water Destroy Food Stocks in Toledo
Fire and water wrecked nearly 500000 dollars worth of foodstuffs yesterday in Toledo as flames engulfed buildings housing the Toledo Terminal Warehouse Company and the Toledo Paper Stock Co. The two plants, separated by a brick partition, suffered heavy losses with the paper stock firm sustaining a complete loss while firefighters could not save the food supplies including sugar and meats.
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Toledo
Toledo Terminal Warehouse Company
Toledo Paper Stock Co
Pabare Company
Mayor Davis III Dates Cancelled
May or Harry Davis is ill at his Cleveland home with a severe cold and possible pneumonia. Dr. C W McParland reports Davis cancelled a week long trip planned to promote his Republican gubernatorial candidacy. He had just returned from visits with leading Republicans and his status was said to be worsening.
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Cleveland
Harry Davis
C WW McParland
Landlady Rescues Three Gas Victims in Toledo
Mrs. A. P. Mason, landlady, battered down a bedroom door and carried three men to a porch where a physician revived them. The victims were A. P. Stevens of Liberty Center, MH O Todd of 487 Toledo Beach, and his son Alice 17. The elder Todd had fallen asleep after lighting a small gas stove.
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Toledo
A. P. Mason
A. P. Btevens
Liberty Center
MH. O. Todd
Toledo Beach
Alice
Todd
Revival of N T Canton Fare Fight Prompts City Campaign
Frank J. Conklin announces revival of the six cent fare battle for N O T city lines aimed at forcing Canton council to reconsider the issue. He says better service requires higher fares and notes ten new pay enter cars worth about 24000 each await approval to offset annual operating deficits.
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Frank J. Conklin
Canton
N.O. T
Conklin
N. O. T. Canton Division Io
Akron
A. C. Blinn
Conkin
Dutch Soneer on Ex Kaiser Fate
In The Hague on January 19 Dr Ch J M Ruya De Beerenbrouck the Dutch premier held a long talk with Foreign Minister Karenbeek about the allied note demanding extradition of the former Kaiser Officials said representations would be made to the ex emperor suggesting he offer to surrender voluntarily to the allies The German naval attaché discussed the matter with the foreign office secretary over the surrender issue.
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Jen
Ch. J. M. Ruya de Beerenbrouck
Karenbeek
Kaiser
Germany
Foreign Office
Winnipeg City Without Papers Amid Shortage
Winnipeg Man January 19 no newspaper appeared today due to a news print paper shortage. News bulletins will be posted twice daily at the post office until the papers reappear.
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Winnipeg
Man
Alliance Woman to Take Post in Egypt School
Mie Marie Freed of Alliance after two and a half years as a Washington government clerk sails from New York tomorrow to Alexandra Egypt to join a school. In Cleveland Michael Robotick 46 was assaulted by holdup men stripped of coat shoes and hat and left in the snow. He was found near collapse and may die.
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Alliance
Mie Marie Freed
Washington
New York
Alexandra
Kgypt
Cleveland
Michael Robotick
City News in Brief Highlights From Local Meetings and Courts
The city board of education meets Monday night at Central High at 7 20. Phillip Cecil fined 25 dollars for petit larceny after a Saturday arrest for stealing 20 dollars from a pool-room cash register. County commissioners from 58 counties attend the 29th annual association session in Columbus to discuss road improvement. Jows of Hurford seeks Republican primary county clerk of courts. Samuel Spade charged with bigamy moved to Wellsburg West Virginia for indictment. George Kinas, Greek, held for assault with intent to kill in Steubenville and fined 2000 bond. George Krouse found dead from exposure in snow near Werner Road. car service on Stark Electric briefly disrupted.
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City Board of Education
Central High School
Aines
Phillip Ceeil
Caste
Bowman
New Philadelphia
Kiffle
Cecil
Veter Pappas
Pappas
Booth
Firestone and Jackman
County Commissioner's Association
Columbus
James T. Thompson
Perry T. Ward
State Highway Department
John G. Price
Virginia Hotel
Jeerge Kinas
Ateubenville
William Wise
Kinas
Wise
Schumann-Heink Ill in San Diego Home
Mme Schumann-Heink the opera star was reported ill with pneumonia at her San Diego area home today. Physicians said her condition is not serious and she remains under care.
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San Dingo
Calif
Mme Schaumann Heink
No Concert Dates For People's Musical Course In January February
Message notes that there will be no concert on January 19 and 26 and that Paul Althouse will substitute for Martinelli on February 3 and 2. The author signs Ady and includes a separate quotation about work.
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Paul Althouse
Jwill
Martinelli
Ady
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