Greek King Endorses Force to Expel Allied Troops
Athens reports energetic measures may be taken by the Greek government to reclaim territory held by English and French troops. Premier Skouloudis proposes a protest to the United States, while King Constantine, though reluctant to push parliament, supports strong action against allied incursions and the blockade that has worsened Greek suffering and famine.
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Athens
Greece
England
France
Constantine
Skouloudis
U. S
Salonika
Loonists of Tark-Co Form Permanent Body
Jorge Schneider of Massillon led a county liquor dealers group formed at Courtland hotel to act with the County License Board. The organization aims to handle liquor industry matters, including holiday treating, by meeting with a united body rather than individual saloons, with officials planning to continue the effort.
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Jorge Schneider
Massillon
Courtland Hotel
Stolberg
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad auction postponed again
The proposed sale of the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad was postponed due to lack of bidders. This marks the fifth failed attempt to dispose of the line, with bids previously set at 18.5 million dollars and debts equally shared. Master Drake extended the postponement to March 8 for another sale attempt.
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Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Lal Master Drake
Ty Dow on Sale D W Co Advt
Fragmentary newspaper ad notes a Ty Dow sale by D W Co with unclear dates and product details. The readable bits mention a double disc and references to a 068 code and a 22 03 date format.
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Lumbia
Ty Dow
D. W. Co
Montenegro Resumes Fighting After Peace Offer Rejected
Rome report says Montenegro has resumed hostilities against Austria Hungary after rejecting peace terms. Consulate states King Nicholas and the Montenegrin government refused the terms and fighting continues on all fronts. The king and his sons remain in Montenegro.
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Rome
Montenegro
Nicholas
Austria
Montenegro War Talks Unclear As Armies End Activity
In Paris on January 20 the nature of negotiations between Montenegro and Austria remained unclear due to conflicting reports. It was noted that the Montenegrin army has been removed from the zone of activity while Paris papers questioned rumors that King Nicholas rejected Austria’s peace terms.
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Paris
Montenegro
Austria
Scutari
Nicholas
Sweden Plans Retaliation After Briand Exit
London dispatch reports Sweden intends retaliation after the departure of Briand and his French colleagues from the allied war conference. The note indicates continued coverage on page five, column one.
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London
Briand
Icy sidewalks watched as police vow enforcement
Chief Riblet says icy sidewalks will be prosecuted under city ordinance once weather finalizes thaw or freeze. He notes rapid changes from freezing to thawing make it unfair to require residents to keep walks ice free, but violators will be brought into court when temperatures stabilize.
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Riblet
Final arrangements for merchants dinner set for Monday
Final arrangements for the annual dinner of the Retail Merchants association were completed at a committee meeting Thursday morning. The dinner is scheduled at the Courtland hotel on Monday at 6 p.m.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Courtland Hotel
City's Sprinkling Suit Hindered by Technicalities in Court
Judge Ake and attorney J C Welty battled over the city sprinkling case against N O T as City witnesses questioned the lawfulness of notices and the sprinkling process. John Dine testified the tracks were not dusted as claimed, saying the aim was to lay dust but it did not. The trial focused on whether proper notice was served to the traction company and if the ordinance and process were valid.
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Ake
Atty
J. C. Welty
Dan Scanlon
John Dine
Ruff
Welty
Scanlon
Divorce suit filed by Mrs. Hartsell
Mrs Amy S Hartsell wife of Frederick S S Hartsell Canton man and ranch owner near North Yakima Washington filed for divorce in North Yakima court charging drunkenness incompatibility. She claims property valued at 150600 and seeks division alimony 160 monthly and absolute divorce with a restraining order on property transfers pending disposition. Dorothy Mullins daughter accompanies her mother in Washington.
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Amy S. Hartsell
Frederick SS. Hartsell
Canton
North Yakima
Washington
Daily News
Hartsell
National McKinley Memorial Association
Washinton
Candidates for Chamber of Commerce directors announced
Six manufacturers and four merchants plus a real estate broker banker and contractor were named as candidates for the Chamber of Commerce directors election on Feb 21. Six will be elected with the sixth place to fill the late W C Anderson's term through January 1917. Clarence Herbruck chaired the nominating committee meeting with J E Figley as secretary.
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Chamber of Commercce
R. E. Bebb
E. J. Heffelman
E. L. Hang
P. E. Mooch
R. H. Yancey
E. E. Mack
Albert M. Dueber
Mark Hambleton
H. C. Milligan
E. J. Landor
J. F. O'Dea
Lewis R. Zollars
W. C. Anderson
Clarence Herbruck
J. E. Figley
Ny Song Given 20 Year Sentence for Cutting to Kill
Ambrose Nysong pleaded guilty before Common Pleas Judge Day to cutting to kill and was sentenced to the penitentiary for one to 20 years. The itinerant bricklayer wounded a companion at Alliance and was not expected to live. Charles W. Rinehart and Charles Numan, both 18, were sent to the reformatory on guilty pleas to grand larceny for stealing a canoe from Meyers Lake, transporting it to Massillon, paddling to Newcomerstown, and selling the boat. J. H. Morris pleaded guilty to robbery with sentence deferred.
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Ambrose Nysong
Common Pleas
Nysong
Alliance
Charles W. Rinehart
Charles Numan
Reformatory
Meyers Lake
Sheridan chapter No 781 meeting urged tonight
Notice urges every member of Sheridan chapter No 781 A I A to attend the tonight meeting. Business of importance will be discussed and national officers will be present.
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Sheridan
H. G. of A
Adv
Good Used Pianos At Miller Co Pre Inventory Sale
Good used pianos advertised at Miller Company with prices starting from ninety dollars. Sale emphasizes bargain instruments and remaining inventory before official catalog launch. Some wording indicates limited stock and early ordering encouraged.
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Millereovennal Co
Daily News WAN advert shows selling tips
An early 20th century style ad from the Daily News WAN promotes selling skills with brief instructions and a call to action. The fragment emphasizes practical selling guidance and commercial emphasis in a concise format.
City weighs substation versus new patrol a decision
Safety Director Kunkel reports options for Crystal Park fire station basement substation or buying another patrol wagon. Chief Riblet supports the northeast substation while Kunkel favors a patrol, arguing extra coverage with an additional driver could be cheaper and more efficient. He notes the substation costs include cells and wiring and doubts funding will occur this year.
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Crystal Park
Kunkel
Riblet
Juicy Beef Steak Damaged By Fire
A kitchen fire at the New House Cafe on Tuscara Street caused smoke and alarm at 3 30 am. Firefighters from four companies responded to discover the beef on the stove had been forgotten, causing no structural damage and only bruised ego for the responding crews.
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New House
Tuscara
Harry Gottschalk
Grand pianos for January offer from J. W. Brown Co
If it is a grand piano you cannot afford to buy without hearing the Knabe and Haines Bros. We have them both. Get our January offer. J. W. Brown Piano Co., corner Walnut and 2nd SE.
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Knabe and Haines Bros
J. W. Brown Piano Co
Special Sunday Chicken Dinner Ad at The Place You Want to Fat
An advertisement promotes a special Sunday chicken dinner at The Place You Want to Fat located at 421 Market Ave S Catlin. The notice highlights a casual dining offer with no further details.
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Catlin
Free Exhibition at Great Northern Billiard Parlor
Geo Sutton the handless billiard wonder will play all comers 100 or no count at the Great Northern Billiard Parlor on Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings.
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Geo. Sutton
Great Northern Billiard Parlor
Finks Bell 116 State 626 Ad Offers Cleaning Promptly
Until February first, gloves and ties cleaned free when sent to Fink's Bell 116 State 626 with other cleaning. Open evenings.
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Fink's
Bell
State
Removal Notice for Catholic Weekly Exponent Ad
The Catholic Weekly Exponent announces its move to the Quayle block at the corner of Market and Fourth Street SE. This advertisement notes the relocation effective for the 19th and 20th.
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Exponent
Quayle Block
Corner Market
Fourth-st SE
New Columbia Records for February Now on Sale
Canton Motor Car Co advertises February New Columbia Records now on sale. D W Lerch and Coady promote the records for buyers seeking refreshed music offerings and local shopping cues in the Canton area.
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The
Canton Motor Car Co
Advt
Columbia Records
D. W. Lerch & Coady Fmt
Carranza Chiefs Split and Interventions Busy in Congress
El Paso Jan 20. American mine owners in northern Mexico plan to ship 10 special trains to rescue hundreds of workers facing death from Villa bands and bandits. They seek armed guards on each car unless Carranza military protection is provided. Reports say Carranza split into two camps led by Obregon and Gonzales, with denial from both sides. Border tensions eased after seven troopers kidnapped near Hachita, NM, were later said to be repulsed by American forces.
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EL Paso
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Alvaro Obregon
Pablo Gonzales
Hachita
N. M
Republicans Push Senate to Vote on Mexican Intervention
Washington Jan 26 Republican leaders vow no armistice on the Mexican issue in the Senate until policy changes are forced. They plan to bring intervention to a show down next week by voting on an intervention resolution. They claim strong GOP and some Democratic support but face Democratic leaders who deny defections and aim to block any move. The White House says no new steps yet and the president weighs whether to defend policy publicly against intervention advocates.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico
White House
Stone
Villistas
Meals at Sanatorium Show Careful, Pleasant Service
The Daily News tours the Springfield Lake sanatorium to illustrate its efficient operation and homelike dining. The dining room resembles a restaurant, with round tables, polished tops, and neat place settings. Menus from November 6 reveal variety and quality including steak, creamed potatoes, corn soup, and lemon pie served with tea or coffee.
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The
Daily News
Springfield Lake
Masquerade Dance at German Clubhouse Saturday
Masquerade dance event scheduled at the German clubhouse on Saturday the 22nd. The canton Turnzeriem Adi 1 appears in fragmentary form.
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Canton Turnzeriem
Overland Ady Buys Baby Grand Piano at Miller-McConnell Co
Continued from Page Five, Col走势 Overlands firet advertisement notes a baby grand piano priced at 425 dollars offered by the Miller-McConnell Company.
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Miller-McConnell Co
Rubber stamp may aid Dine in bid for street superintendent
A rubber stamp on the Canton payroll signed by W. P. Newton civil service secretary may assist John Dine's bid for Canton’s street superintendent post and could force Mayor Stolberg to answer to the civil service commission. The stamp reads that payroll names are appointed under civil service rules. Civil Service Chairman L. F. Souers declined to comment, saying details depend on official action. Dine may file a complaint with the civil service board and seek an injunction to prevent Wynn’s appointment.
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W. P. Newton
Civil Service Commission
John Dine
Stolberg
Civil Service Act
Civil Service Commission of
Canton
Dine
Service Department
Civil Service
L. F E. Souers
Souers
Dion
Civil Service Board
Commission
Wynn
Timken Company Plans Addition To Canton Plant
Melbourne Bros will start work immediately on a 60 by 100 foot two story store house for the Timken Roller Bearing Co. The structure will have the heaviest reinforcements yet used on a Canton building with both floors supporting 1200 pounds per square foot. Completion is expected in about 90 days.
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Canton
Melbourne Hros
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Melbourne Bros
For Sale Miscellaneous Items Listed Daily
Classified readers can find bargains in the Daily News For Sale Miscellaneous column. Many ads offer household goods and farm items at reduced prices with contact numbers and directions for pickup.
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Lsted
Daily News
Vmiscelelaneous
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Loonists OF
Tark-Co
Favor Stolberg
IRECT
Wheeling
Sweden
C. OF C
Congress
Springfield Lake Sanatorium
Canton Motor Car Co. Ady
Timken Company
Walthampl
Willetav
Harrison
Imperial Conservatory
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