Conclave Sets February 2 to Elect Benedict XV Successor
Rome reports the conclave to replace Benedict XV will commence February 2. The Italian government seeks保护 of independence amid reduced German and Austrian influence. Likely candidates include Cardinal Gasparri and Cardinal Maffi, with possible compromises by Archbishops Lualdi or Lafontaine. Mercier mentioned but opposed by Gasparri allies.
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Rome
Benedict XV
Giornale d'Italia
Austria
Germany
Cardinal Gagparri
Pietro Maffi
Pissa
Vatican
Gasparri
Alessandro Lualdi
Palermo
Petro Lafontaine
Venice
Cardinal Mercier
Malines
Belgium
France
Ambasador Jonnart
Matic
Quirinal
Ponbe
Thousands Pay Final Tribute To Pope Benedict XV
Rome January 23 Thousands paid homage as Pope Benedict XV lay in state in St Peter s chapel crowds formed an endless line past the chapel door The burial was set for five this afternoon with a hastened ceremony due to concerns over decomposition It marked an unprecedented two days of mourning and a possible shift toward church state reconciliation in Italy
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ST. Peters
Rome
Benedict XV
St Peters
Pope Benedict
Vatican
Haly
di Fedino
Pope Ihenedict
Italy
St Peter's
Vatican Throne Room
St. Peter's
Mrs Clark fears for life amid threats near home
Columbus dispatches say Mrs Florence B Clark and her mother are under guard after police saw alleged gunmen near their residence on South High and Frankfort streets. Clark, out on bond for manslaughter in the death of her husband former policeman Maurice Clark, claims self defense.
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Columbus
Florence B. Clark
Leo Lesquereux
South High
Arming Must Be Sugg ed Say ing SCENT Today
President Harding opens the national agricultural conference in Abington urging permanent federal aid to farmers. He warns that if farmers are not assisted, all industry and commerce will suffer, calling for expanded rail and water transportation and practical water resources projects. He urges farmer self help, cooperative marketing, and long term farm loan credits to stabilize agriculture.
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Abshington
America
Harding
National Agricultural Conference
New Willard Hotel
St. Lawrence Waterway
Great Lakes
Wallace
Agricul
Sydney Anderson
Minnesota
Congressional Joint Compoeon of Agricultural Inquiry
Grave Decisions Hang In Offing At Arms Conference
Washington eyes a critical eleventh week at the world arms conference as Japan refuses Siberian troop withdrawal until stability guarantees safety. Shantung dispute and 21 demands cloud progress on China and Manchuria. Two pivotal treaties await settlement before finalization.
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Washington
China
Russia
Far East
Siberia
Shantung
Japan
Manchuria
Aagelia
Tokio
Siberian
Foreign Office
Ohio Ministers Meet in Columbus Interdenominational Convention
Ohio ministers began a four day inter denominational convention in Columbus with wide attendance expected from across the state. Rev B F Lamb executive secretary of the Ohio federation of churches said the gathering will feature an address by Rev John Timothy Stone of Chicago to open proceedings.
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Columbus
Ohio
B. F. Lamb
Ohio Federation of Churches
John Timothy Stone
Chicago
Brumbaugh to Speak on Church and World Peace
Ohio forecast notes cloudy, continued cold tonight and Tuesday. Ex Gov M G Brumbaugh will discuss The Church and World Peace at 8 p m Tuesday January 24 at the Church of the Brethren located at Arnold av and Hoover pl NW.
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Ohio
M. G. Brumbaugh
Church and
World Peace
Miller Blanchard Co Moves to New Corner Location
Miller Blanchard Co. has relocated to 1037 Tuscarawesst w at the corner of Newton ay. Telephone numbers remain Bell 143-3292 and State 2292. Rush D. Hiller serves as Funeral Director.
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Miller-Blanchard Co
Tuscarawesst W
Newton Ay
Rush D. Hiller
Bell
Denies Fess Will Discuss Politics At Canton Chamber Event
Congressmen Simeon D. Fess will address the Canton Chamber and not discuss politics while speaking. The Canton Chamber of Commerce plans a reception and lists a large committee of professionals aiding the event.
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Congressma
Canton
Chamber
H. E.retary
the Commerce
Simeon D. Fess
Commerce
Thurs
Robers
A. J. Burns
Detreese
E. Furbayter, Jr
Bet of Commerce
Ittee
Man
Phil J. Bernower
R. P. Christian
Lester Z. Finefrock
R. E. G. H. Gresser
H. W. Har- Howard Kahie
A Koenreich
H. G. Laschinske
R. D. J. Quinn
Jack Rogers
Guy C. Hiner
A. M. Hickey
Philip Kiafter
A. E B. Mitzel
W. J Usbelhart
W. J. Morgan
Employ Daily News Want Ads To Do Your Selling
A compact classified note encourages readers to use the Daily News want ads for selling items. It promotes the service as a quick effective way to reach buyers and move goods through the paper’s marketplace.
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Daily News
Youths confess theft after tire shop break in Massillon
Two 14 year old boys, Hughie Holman and Clyde Knight, were arrested for entering the Victory Tyre shop on West Main Street last Friday night and stealing a revolver. They confessed to taking pencils from the West Side Milling building earlier and to using the revolver on Columbia Heights. They were turned over to the probation officer for juvenile court in Canton.
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Massillon
West Side Milling Company
Victory Tyre Company
West Mainst
Hughie Holman
Clyde Knight
West
Canton Industrial Growth Reflects Census Figures 1914–1919
Census Bureau data show Canton’s manufacturing growth from 1914 to 1919. Establishments rose slightly from 276 to 287 while employment jumped 62 percent to 25,425. Output value increased from 43.7 million to 124.3 million. capitalization and salaries also rose significantly.
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Canton
Census Bureau
Washington
Reward Offered For Boy Scout Missing From Pittsburgh
A reward of one hundred dollars is offered to the Scout troop furnishing information to locate Mark Clement, a Pittsburgh high school boy missing since October 15. He was last seen with David Poole, an English sailor.
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Canton Boy Scouts
Pittsburgh
Mark Clement
David Poole
Death notices for Spangler and Grove in G A R circle
Joseph Spangler eighty four Civil War veteran dies at home on Middlebranch road Sunday afternoon He leaves two sons a daughter two brothers a sister eighteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren He was a Simpson M E church member Funeral at his home then Warstler church with Rev W S Chapman burial Warastler cemetery Jacob J Grove eighty one Willam McKinley Post member dies at daughter's home 1224 Arbor NE Survived by four daughters three sisters
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John Brave
Howselaw SF
Mike
Mary
Jiewewee
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Katherine Meyer
John Frederick Meyer
Fred Dunlap
Dunlap
Lucy Koehler
Frederick Bechumacher
Canton
First Reformed Church
Joseph Spangler
William McKinley
Middlebranch Rd
William
McLain
Tex
Robert
Hiram
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles
Emma
Spangler
Simpson M. E. Church
Warstler Church
W. 8. Chapman
Warastler Cemetery
Jacob J. Grove
Willam McKinley
E. C. Auble
Arborp
Co. EB. McCormick
M. BE. McFarren
Auble
J. W. Myers
Pittsburgh
Charlotte Diersdorf
New
Philadelphia
Jemima Booze
Largest white tail deer taken in Kootenay country
Richard Peterson, a rancher near Lister, shot what farmers and hunters call the largest white tail ever seen in the Kootenay region. The 284 pound dressed buck stood broadside at thirty feet after a snow drizzle and a herd of deer bolted away. The hunter’s accurate shot behind the shoulder ended the chase. The article notes the area as now a thriving farming country with ample venison and former soldiers among settlers.
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Creston
BB. C
Kootenay
Richard Peterson
Lister
Peterson
Romanian royal seeks Bratiano to form new cabinet
King Ferdinand of Romania has asked former Premier Bratiano, leader of the liberal party, to form a new cabinet. British experts report discovery of a German process for making a fast color green dye for woolen goods.
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Washington
King Ferdinand
Romania
Bratiano
Liberal Party
State Department
Gritiah
County Commissioners Attend Ohio Convention
County commissioners left for Columbus to attend the annual Ohio convention where road plans will be discussed. Separately Mary Tsichiis sues George Tsichiir owner of Paria Hotel Tuscarawas alleging cruelty and neglect with Allen Cook listed as her attorney. Clarissa Kittinger sues William F. Kittinger of Massillon with attorney L. C. Wiggins handling the petition.
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Columbus
County Commissioners of
Ohio
Mary Tsichiis
George Tsichiir
Paria Hotel
Tuscarawasetc
Allen Cook
Clarissa Kittinger
William FL. Kittinger
Massillon
Atty. L. C
Typewriters and from Benson too ad at Market Ave NE
Classified note lists typewriters from Benson and others at 09 Market Avenue Northeast with Bell 2226 contact.
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Benson
Bell
Baby’s First Photograph Offer at Courtney’s Studio
Advertises a free first baby photo with opening a Baby’s Savings account of at least $1 at Tacket Trust & Savings Bann. Includes a baby book to record the child’s milestones. Also notes a method of preserving salt meat by dipping in the ocean.
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Baby
Courtney
Babys
Tacket Trust & Savings Bann
Colombia
Canton Sharghes in Reserve Mass for Dead Pontife
Canton Sharghes in reserve mass for dead Pontife waits on bishop orders.
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Sharghes
Canton observes death of Pope Benedict XV across diocese
By Monday noon Canton had not received bishop orders on Benedict XV observance. Catholic parishes prepared solemn requiem mass and prayers for the dead with interior drapes in papal colors. St Peters bell to toll sixty eight times signaling sorrow for the pontiff. Local Knights of Columbus and Knights of St John expected to mark the death per bishop guidance.
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Canton
Pasetora
Cleveland
Schrembs
Benedict XV
Preas
St. Peter's Church
A. BE. Stauber
Knights of Columbus
B. T. Bonnet
Knights of St. John
Bandit shoots theater manager Morris Lee in Covington
In Covington Kentucky on January 23 bandit shot and killed Morris Lee the Strand theater manager during a robbery attempt as he and his family arrived at his home. The gunman followed in another car and escaped after firing on the auto and fatally wounding Lee as Mrs Lee shielded her son.
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Covington
Morris Lee
Strand
Lee
Mra. Lee
Bandit
Lees
Mra Lee
Baby Savings Offer From The First Trust and Savings Bank
An advertisement invites parents to open a Baby Savings account with $28 or more at The First Trust and Savings Bank. It offers a silver plated bank for the accumulation of Baby's Savings.
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Courtney Free
Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Canton Motor Car Company Ady Bargain Elephant Ad
An ad promotes Canton Motor Car Company showing used car bargains and a feature about an elephant, inviting readers to view both.
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The
Canton Motor Car Company
Ady
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