Palmer Attor ney General Probed in Anti sedition Actions
A congressional inquiry will examine Attorney General Mitchell Palmer and the justice department methods in anti sedition policy. The probe may cover the resignation of United States District Attorney Fisher Kane and whether Palmer should testify before the House Rules Committee amid claims of “cold feet.”
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Gton
A. Mitehigimer
At General's Office
Det of
Justice
Congress
Es Fisher Kane
United District
East District
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Pal
House
Imer
Berg
Tal
Bers
Senate
Mid
Eit Pieher Kane
Aseeston
Sennod
Palmer Kane
Biltee
American Federal
W. Rourke Cochran
New York
Al‘Bettman
Cincinnati
Graham
Palmer
Orney
Kane
Coa K Martens
Thieves Steal Over $2000 Inks Goods In Aprilland District
In a crowded district this morning auto thieves stole and trucked away about 2604 dollars worth of items. A truck was stalled and another moved out of place during the incident. No arrests have been made.
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Aprland
Sen
Mt Auto Thieves
Weather Patchy Moonlight Shapes Tonight Show
Fragmentary text describes a local weather note about a breezy night and a misty, moonlit mood. Unclear details point to a cultural segment titled Show and local host Peter with a casual atmosphere.
Akron Boy To Write Punishment Word A Thousand Times
Joe Fox a 12 year old boy wandered through deep snow to Akron after escaping a school room where his teacher gave him a punishment writing task. He wrote 400 times then fled toward Cleveland before accepting a ride and money. He planned to complete the word punishment 500 times or more back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Akron
Cleveland
Joseph Fox
Sonny
Italy Builds Accord With Allies Over Adriatic Clash
Rome reports Premier Nitti remains in full accord with Clemenceau and Lloyd George on Adriatic settlement with Yugoslavia. The Paris talks reaffirm the London Pact, urge agreement with Yugoslavia, and stress joint action to avoid US opposition. Turkey in Asia Minor discussed, decision postponed.
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Rome
Nitti
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Adriatic
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Paria
Paris
Belgrade
Pirst
London
Juge Slavia
United States
Turkey
Asia Minor
Movie Exhibitors Plan Big National Combine
A giant combine for motion picture exhibitors with 250 theaters nationwide was announced in New York. Mensmore Kendall, president of Capitol Theater Realty Co., said the new group will be backed by many millions of dollars and will include production as well as film purchase. Officers include James Q. Clemmer Saul Harris H H Wellenbrick and Harry Crandall.
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New York
Mensmore Kendall
Capitol Theater Realty Co
Associated Exhibitors, Inc
James Q. Clemmer
Seattle
Saul Harris
Little Rock
H. H
Doctors Elect New Officers in Canton Medical Society
At the Canton Medical Society annual meeting Friday night officers for the coming year were elected. J B Dougherty was chosen president A Portz vice president H Welland secretary treasurer E M Fieman corresponding secretary Geo Zinninger C E Schilling and James Fraunfelter named to the board of censors. Fraunfelter, retiring president, spoke on the society’s past present and future, followed by a brief talk by John D O'Brien.
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Canton Medical Society
J. B. Dougherty
A. Portz
H. Welland
E. M. Fieman
Geo. Zinninger
C. E. Schilling
James Faunfelter
Board of Censors
James Fraunfelter
John D. O'Brien
Canton Morris Plan Bank Ad Promises 5 Percent Per Annum
An advertisement from The Canton Morris Plan Bank states a 5 percent annual rate payable every six months. The brief line emphasizes the bank product and payment schedule.
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Canton Morris Plan Bank
Dance Night at Eagles Hall With Mack's Eight Piece Orchestra
Every evening from Tuesday through Saturday at Eagles Hall featuring Mack's Popular Players eight piece orchestra delivering special music on the dance floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles’ Hall
Neeky
Mack
Eightpiece Orchestra
Adv
Religion lectures on Fatherhood of God and Brotherhood of man
Rev Helen Halderbaun of Massillon, noted trance medium in Ohio, lectures at the Church of the Boyl located at 136 E Tusc Street on Sunday, presenting proof and basis for all religions centered on unity and humanity.
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God
Helen Halderbaun
Massilion
State of
Ohio
Church of the Boyl
Meneu
Passengers land safely in New York aboard Northern Pacific
271 passengers from the waterlogged Powhatan arrived in New York on the Northern Pacific after five days at sea. Red Cross workers offered coffee and clothing as rescued travelers and returning AEF troops were welcomed by delegations including Governor Campbell and Senator Kendrick.
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New York
Powhatan
Northern Pacific
Toboken
Red Cross
France
Rocky Mountain Club
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
U. S
John Kendrick
Wyoming
John Hays Hammond
Halifax
Randall
Lady Laurier
John M. Dunn
Mia Dunn
Washington
Janet Warden
McKinney
Tex
Maude I. Feamster
San Antonio
Gladys M. Smoke
Ashland
Lil
Fayette W. Alport
Mildred
Cleveland
James E. Thompson
Paynes Depot
Ella A. Austin
Margaret
Cobienz
Germany
Camp Mead
William E. Shipp
Truck Dealer Sues for Commissions in Auto Truck Sales
Lothamer doing business as The Truck Service Co sues The Service Truck Motor Corp for 4577.50 claiming commissions on five trucks, alleging exclusive selling rights in Stark Carroll Harrison and Tuscarawas counties under a one year contract. He asserts 25 percent commission on trucks sold to other dealers. McCarty Armstrong and Rainaburger represent him.
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Lothamer
The
Truck Service Co
Service Truck Motor Corporation
Stark, Carroll, Harrison and Tuscarawascos
McKinley Men’s Bible Class Announces Sunday Session
Rev. T. J. Edwards will teach the McKinley Men’s Bible Class at First M. E. Church Sunday morning. Attendance invited for study and fellowship.
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McKinley
T. J. Edwards
Strand Dansant With Norwood Moots Orchestra
Dance and enjoy a pleasant evening at the Strand Dansant with the Norwood Moots orchestra directed by Halph Norwood. Dancing to 44 30 p m. Adr
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Strand Dansant
Norwood-Moots Orchestra
Halph Norwood
Germans lose interest in ex Kaiser as press stays mum
Berlin reports show no action by press or political writers on the ex Kaiser. Public mood is cool and indifferent, with monarchists fading and Republicans unconcerned as extradition talks proceed. Field Marshal Hindenburg and Ludendorff cited as strong backers previously, while future moves on other war figures may provoke nationalist reactions.
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William
Germany
Lisiiand
Exkalser
Holland
Therr
Ex Kaiser
von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Ex-Kalwer
Harbert Heads Canton Builders Exchange
Ray Harbert, federal census enumerator, elected president of the Canton Builders' Exchange at a board meeting held at the exchange headquarters. Earl L. Smith became vice president, KR. Behneider secretary, and E. H. Wabtker treasurer with other directors voting. Harbert pledged high standards and cooperative effort benefiting members and the public.
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Ray Harbert
Canton Builders’ Exchange
Exchange
Earl L. Smith
KR. B. Behneider
E. H. Wabtker
Walter J. Weber
George H. Gresser
John V. Halter
John H. Whaler
L. W. Royer
Harbert
Lester Kilgore
Officials Discuss Street Improvements
The 1920 street improvement end sewer program was informally discussed Friday night with the new council. Witter outlined the prospective improvement program to gauge the situation, and the council was urged to act promptly by passing the preliminary legislation.
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Witter
Knights of Matta Meeting Notice With Ady Call
A notice requests all Knights to attend a very important meeting Tuesday evening. Also mentions Arthur's Lepther k offering warm groves and street wear for men women and children with a large stock and great savings.
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Knights of
Matta
Ady
Arthur
Lepther
Prominent Socialists Trial Figure in Albany Session
Thaddeus Sweet of the New York State Assembly is photographed in Albany on the opening of the Judiciary Committee's trial of five socialist members barred from seats. The Assembly action provoked nationwide protest as Speaker Bowert and party bosses push the indictment with Hughes and the New York City Bar Association conferees denied floor access.
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Albbany
Thaddeus ¢ Sweet
New York State Assembly
Albany
Judiciary Committee
Assembly
Boweet
Charles Evans Hughes
New York City Bar Association
Little Change in Flu Situation in City
City health department reports eight and seven new influenza cases since Friday, bringing total to 474. Dr. A L Bercher of Louisville will take over from Dr. Charles Bay who is fit. Pneumonia patients are treated at Aultman annex with nurses and physicians at visiting nurses headquarters in the city auditorium.
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City Department of Health
J. A. Kappelman
A.L. Bercher
Louisville
Charlies Bay
Aultman Annex
City Auditorium
One Hundred Victims In Chicago Flu Outbreak
Chicago health officials report 2191 new flu cases and 44 deaths as 1,660 telephone operators are off duty. Pneumonia cases reach 341 with 53 deaths while Health Commissioner John Dill Robertson pushes to continue the anti epidemic campaign.
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Chicago
Health Department
John Dill Robertson
760 New Cases Reported In Detroit
DETROIT Mich Jan 24 The city board of health announced 760 new influenza cases in the last 24 hours bringing the total since Sunday to 1623. Hospitals are congested but authorities say the situation is under control. Most cases come from manufacturing plants in outlying districts. schools have not yet been affected.
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Detroit
Mich
City Board of Health
Flu Masks Return at Lake Side Hospital in Cleveland
In Cleveland on January 24, flu masks are being worn again at Lake Side Hospital as a precaution. Health officials expect citywide use soon and require all visitors to wear masks. Thirteen new influenza cases were reported in the last 24 hours, bringing this month’s total to 63.
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Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Blue Urges Calm On Influenza Spread
Surgeon General Rupert Blue said there is no cause for panic amid rising influenza cases. He asserted the disease remains controllable by local authorities and not beyond medical capabilities nationwide.
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Washington
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Department
Sunday Chicken Dinner at Margaret's Chocolate Shore
Readable text notes a Sunday chicken dinner offered for $1.00 at a venue described as Margaret's Chocolate Shor.
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Margaret
Harding Urges Economy In European Relief Aid
Governor Harding of the U S federal reserve board told Pan American delegates that the government must not issue more credits to Europe. He urged private capital to fund European rehabilitation while noting humanitarian aid may total about 156 million dollars. He compared past debts and current credits, stressing fiscal restraint.
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Washington
W. P. Harding
U. S. Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
United States
Europe
Gov. Harding
Uncle Sam
Police Admit Need for More Complete Arrest Reports
City hall announced a new system requiring police to file more complete arrest reports after February 1. Mayor Herman Witter Police Chief Gauchat and Police Prosecutor Kinnison outlined the plan to replace sparse slips with detailed forms to aid court proceedings when arrests are made.
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City Hall
Herman Witter
Gauchat
Kinnison
Two Men Die in Dallas Hotel Fire
In Dallas Texas on January 24 two men Joseph A. Chastain and J T Cowan were killed as a blaze partially destroyed the main hotel. The bodies were found on the second floor and both men were overcome by smoke while attempting to escape. Ten firemen were injured one seriously. More than twenty guests fled into the street in scant attire and suffered exposure.
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Dallas
Tex
Joseph A. Chastain
J. T Cowan
Chastain
Cowan
Taft Denies Presidential Candidacy in New York
The Washington Herald quotes William Howard Taft saying he is not an aspirant for the presidential nomination and will not seek it. A friend notes the motto Work Well Done Means More Work. L A Corine, typewriter mechanic, Canton, announces he is staying.
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New York
The
Washington Herald Today
William Howard Taft
Canton
L. A. Conine
Bell
Dancers Invite Moonlight Waltzes At Moose Hall
Community notices invite dancers to meet friends at Moose Hall for special moonlight waltzes this evening with several other features.
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Moose Halls
Ady
Double Funeral To Be Held Sunday
The remains of Manodus Bair and Mrs. Roy McClintock will lie in state at Mary M Ritchey home 926 Rexar NE until Sunday. Services are at Trinity Reformed Church Sunday at 1 30 PM with Masonic Lodge in charge. Interment follows at Bnyder Cemetery Cairo. Hair drowned on the Pacific coast and his sister Mrs McClintock died shortly after news reached their mother.
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Manodus Bair
Roy McClintock
Mary M. Ritchey
Rexar
Trinity Reformed Church
Masonic Lodge
Hairs
Bons and Daughters of Liberty
Bnyder
Cairo
Hair
Pacific Coast
McClintock
Atrocity Testimony On Mexican Border Raid
Testimony before the Fall investigating committees describes a 1915 border raid in which an American soldier prisoner was killed. A Mexican witness and Tom Mayfield recount alleged torture including shooting, ear removal, body dumped in the Rio Grande, later recovered by U S authorities.
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San Antonio
Tex
Tom Mayfield
Hidalguco
New Mexico
Rio Firande
Rail workers ordered back to work by government
January 23 report says Italian rail workers must return by January 27 or face discharge. The ministry bulletin notes improvement in northern and central Italy with 51 Bologna division trains running. Cabinet to pay indemnities, promote firemen acting as engineers, remit fines, and abolish disciplinary actions for those staying on the job.
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Rome
Ministry of Transportation
Italy
Bologna
Triplets Born to Unwed Mother in California Noted
Dorothy Derm and Dora, three healthy daughters, mark a quadruplet birth at the Heulah Host Home. A fourth child died shortly after birth, while authorities seek the father as the birth occurred out of wedlock at a Baivation Army refuse site.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Dorothy
Derm
Dora
Anne
Heulah
Tota
Baivation Army
Robbers Hold Up Eisner Payroll in Red Bank
Three armed men stopped four employees entering the Sigmund Eisner factory in Red Bank New Jersey and robbed payroll money totaling about $26,600. The culprits escaped in a company car.
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RED Bank
WN. J
Sigmund Eisner Company
Midway Oil and Gee Co Incorporates with $160,000 Capital
The Midway Oil and Gee Co, a newly organized company, was incorporated Saturday for $160,000. M. K. Rooney named as one of the incorporators.
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Midway Oil and Gee Co
Wee
M. K. Roone Ty
Local Plant Inspector William J. Mays Dies at Home
William J. Mays 1419 Twelfth NE 67 an inspector at the Timken Roller Bearing Co plant died Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at his home of complications. Survived by his wife two sons Charles Martina Ferry and William at home and three daughters Mrs Ethel Parr Menge Mrs Margaret Myers Canfield and Mrs Alice Jones Chester W Va. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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William J. Mays
Timken Roller Learing Co
Charles
Martina Ferry
William
Ethel Parr
Menge
Margaret Myers
Canfield
Alice Jones
Chester
W. Va
We Pay and Per Com You should be one of our deposi tors
The scanned text shows a bank advertisement referencing deposits and the Caston Morris Viayg Bank. It appears garbled but implies inviting depositors to join or contact the bank for deposits and commissions, with unclear names or locations.
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Caston Morris Viayg Bank
M- Ady
Government to Auld Railroads After March 1 Prolonged Control Sought
The article reports that railroads likely remain under U S government control beyond March 1 as deadlock blocks return to private owners. Key disputes include a six percent guaranteed earnings clause and an anti strike provision. Congress faces mounting pressure to extend control for two to five years while negotiations continue.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Senate
House
Cummina
Iowa
Each
Wisconsin
House Committee
Reefusal
Wilsen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Comunation
Robert W. Wooley
Grant censured in sharp letter from Bishop Burch
In New York on January 24 the Rev Percy Stickney Grant, an Episcopal trustee, was censured in a letter from Bishop Burch after a vestry committee absolved him of charges of radical utterances. The note says his remarks could mislead both lay readers and the faithful about loyalty to church and civil government.
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New York
Percy Stickney Grant
Episcopal
Bishop Burch
Dance Those Dreamy Moonlight Waltzes at Moosehall
Moosehall hosts Moonlight waltz nights on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings with special features each night offering a lively club dance experience for locals and visitors.
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Moosehall
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