Papal Succession Centered on Three Cardinals
In Rome on Jan 4 the leading candidates for Benedict XV’s successor were three cardinals: Maffi of Pisa, la Fondine of Venice, and Atti of Milan. Opposition to all exists, with Merry Del Val and Gasparri among potential influencers and Italy’s government denied backing any specific candidate. The conclave begins Feb 2 as Parliament opens, with conservatives cautious and Italian influence debated.
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Rome
Benedict XV
Maffi
Pisa
Cardinal la Fondine
Venice
Cardinalatti
Milan
Merry del Val
Benedict
Vatican
Gasparri
France
Mercer
Difausto
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Corriere
Talia
Cardinal Maffi
Popolo Romano
Bonomi
Italy
Sacred College
Leo
Pius X
Council Abolishes Office After Fight in City Hall
The city council backed Mayor Curtis in abolishing the office of building commissioner by a 12 to 1 vote, despite protests. The debate drew 200 plus attendees as Kirk opposed, arguing permit fees should drop 25 percent post abolition. the ordinance to abolish will be presented next Monday and take effect around March 1.
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Builders Exchange
Rotary Club
C. C. Curtis
Hobush
Council
Ball
Curtis
William A. Crnst
William T. Kirk
W. F. Hobush
Guy C. Hiner
Building Code Commission
H. B. Webber
Marcus J. Kints
Judiciary Committee
Ernat
Charles J. Hexamer
Kirk
Ile
Miller
Kintz
Ilis
Lakas
Lam
Tam
Progressives threaten disruption of Harding agricultural conference
Insurgent groups failed to win a resolutions committee at the farm conference in Washington. A progressive program proposes vast relief measures including a billion dollars in credits, freight-rate cuts, farmer insurance, and cooperative marketing. Supported by several farm groups, critics accuse appointed committees of bias as tensions rise.
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Washington
Agricultural Conference
National Farmers’ Union
National Gleaners’ Federation
Pennsylvania State Grange
National Non-Partisan League
The
Montana Society of Equity
Farmers’ National Council
H. F. Baker
Michigan
Wallace
Norris Not Invited to Farm Conference
Washington brief notes Senate leaders discuss Senator Norris of Nebraska not being invited to the agricultural conference, despite Secretary Wallace inviting Representative Haugen of Iowa as House Agricultural Committee chair.
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Washington
Senate
Agricultural Bloc
Norris Neobraska
Senate Agricultural Committee
Wallace
Haugen
Iowa
House Agricultural Committee
Progressive group threatens insurgency over farm relief pledge
A powerful progressive faction pressures the conference to take a firm stand backing a constructive program of agricultural relief. The group warns of intensified action unless the assembly publicly endorses the relief plan.
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Duce
Canton Post to Hire World War Veterans for Odd Jobs
The American Legion Canton Post employment committee opened a bureau at the post home to match unemployed World War veterans with short term odd jobs around the city. Citizens with day to day tasks are urged to notify the club house so veterans can be sent to complete them.
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Canton Post
American Legion
Employment Committee of the Legion
Post
The
Clab House
Weather Forecast for Ohio Mixed Cloud and Cold
The forecast for Ohio calls for generally cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures will rise on Wednesday with a constant drop to a frigid one below zero by Thursday, bringing very cold conditions.
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Ohio
Jewel thieves smash window in Jackson jewelry store heist
Three auto bandits smashed the plate glass window of W. W. Bugg's jewelry store in Jackson Michigan and escaped with jewelry valued at several thousand dollars. Thirteen rings, three bar pins, twenty watches and twelve bracelets were taken in the theft.
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Jackson, Mich
W. W. Bugg
Bandits Hold Up Hibernian Bank Branch in Dublin
Eight armed bandits robbed the Thomas Street branch of the Hibernian Bank in Dublin, escaping with five thousand dollars. Police hunted the group as investigators rated the heist a bold, well planned crime in a crowded city area.
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Dublin
Thomas Street
Hibernan Bank
Columbus Feels Severe Cold Wave Grips Card
Columbus remains under a brutal cold spell with temperatures around five above zero. Charities report doubled demand as residents contend with the harsh weather this Tuesday morning in Columbus, Colorado.
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Columbus, CO
Columbus
Baby's Savings Ad From The First Trust Bank
An advertisement offering Baby's Savings accounts requiring a minimum deposit of one dollar. The First Trust & Savings Bank provides parents with a silver plated bank for future accumulation of funds.
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First Trust & Savings Bank
Typewriters and from Benson too
500 Market av NE. Bell 222 Adv.
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Benson
Bell 222
Pure Food Show to Be Held in Canton Auditorium
The Canton Retail Grocers and Butchers Association and Canton Daily News present a pure food and household appliance show at the city auditorium from February 27 to March 4. Committee members Charles Elsaesser M L Smith C P Bruce R K Dunham and P W Hill are coordinating plans with further announcements to follow.
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Canton Retail Grocers’ and Butchers’ Association
Canton Daily News
Charles Elsaesser
M. L. Smith
C. P. Bruce
R. K. Dunham
P. W. Hill
Ouster case argued over Ohio traction line in Canton Massillon
The Ohio Supreme Court heard demurrer arguments on ouster of Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co from the Canton Massillon highway. The county seeks to eject the electric railroad for franchise defaults including unpaid 75 000 and failure to begin double tracking. If the county wins, trial date will be set. otherwise the suit may be dismissed.
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Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Canton-Massillon
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
John C. Welty
Canton
Akron
C. B. McClintock
Ask High Court To Free Convict Of Texas
Efforts to free John Texas from the penitentiary were argued before the court of appeals after his attorney Andrew Nickas was barred during the trial. Texas was convicted of cutting Jim Xenos with intent to kill, and the absence of Nickas allegedly prejudiced the defense.
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John Texas
Andrew Nickas
Court of Appeals
Texas
Jim Xenos
Nickas
Ake
Atty. A. W. Agier
Harberton
Xenos
Parole Violations Send Two Juveniles to Industrial School
Two boys will be taken to the Lancaster Industrial School this week for parole violations. Harold Singhous was caught in a Flory store, Clyde Knight was charged with robbing the West Side Milling Co. office in Massillon. Both had prior court appearances. The court will send juveniles who violate parole to state institutions.
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Lancaster Industrial School
Harold Singhous
Clyde Knight
West Side Milling Co
Massillon
New Record Shipment Special at 69 Cents
New shipment received featuring Tuck Me To Sleep Wabash Blues My Sunny Tennessee The Sheik offered at 69 cents. Located on the third floor Klein Heffelman and Zollars Co N Market at Fifth. Adv.
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Tennessee
the Sheik
Klein Heffelman and Zollars Co
N. Market
Klein Heffelman Omeeenere Co
Auto Club Noon Day Luncheon at Courtland
The Canton Auto Club hosts a noonday luncheon and meeting this Wednesday at the Courtland at 12 o'clock. Mayor Curtis and his cabinet will be guests. Reserve by Wednesday by phone. tickets available at the club.
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Auto Club
Canton Auto Club
Courtland
Curtis
Iic
Adv
Impeachment Proceeding Filed Against Ohio Prohibition Chief
The Good Citizenship League of Hamilton County filed impeaching proceedings against Don Viker state prohibition commissioner in Columbus. The complaint accuses him of inefficiency and failing to list all liable Dow Aiken tax delinquents and to certify names to the state auditor. It also claims only four Hamilton County prisons were listed, seeks a hearing for Parker, and cites $600 in unreported convictions and about a potential million dollars due from other counties.
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Columbus
Don Vaiker
Good Citizenship League of
Hamilton County
George S. Hawke
Parker
Hawke
Hamilton
Davis
Half Million In Road Contracts Let
COLUMBUS Ohio January 24 The state highway department will let six county highway projects totaling 542393 in Defiance Portage Knox Licking and Wood counties The 14 31 miles of work mark the second letting of the year with about 320000 of bids already received Last week bids suggest a roughly 20 percent cut in current project estimates and more lettings are planned for January 31 and a Friday session
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Defiance
Portage
Knox
Licking
Highway Department
Cambridge Mayor Faces Trial After Reversal
Cambridge Ohio January 24 The second trial of former mayor Jacob J Calvert upon an indictment for shooting at Thomas MecNeice who was accused as a whiskey runner will be heard in common pleas court on Wednesday Calvert had been convicted in the first trial and appealed on error a new trial was ordered
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Cambridge
Ohio
Jacob J. Calvert
Thomas MecNeice
Common Pleas
Calvert
Court of Appeals
Stark County Road Convention Set For Thursday
The annual Stark county road convention will be held at the Y M C A on Thursday February 16. County Surveyor Sickafoose announced that township trustees road superintendents foremen and interested persons should attend. Morning shows motion pictures on road construction and maintenance followed by lunch. Afternoon discussions will cover local plans for the year with expected presence of state highway department and Ohio Good Roads federation representatives.
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Stark Co
Sickafoose
State Highway Department
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Berger Co Heads Meet in Canton
Fifty two Berger Manufacturing Co branch managers and department heads from across the United States gather in Canton for the annual conference at the Berger plant. Ed Langenbach presides as general sales manager while discussions address business conditions and branch progress. Out of town guests are to be entertained at the Grotto Circus Tuesday evening and a banquet is planned for Wednesday at the Courtland hotel.
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Berger Manufacturing Co
United States
Canton
Berger Co
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Jacksonville
Fla
Roanoke
Boston
Mass
New York City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
Texas
Ed Langenbach
Watch Ships For Influenza Cases
New York reports 64 influenza cases in two days amid fears of import from Europe. Health Commissioner Copeland sends inspectors to monitor ships as officials note no epidemic yet while bronchitis and other respiratory illnesses remain unusually common.
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New York
Europe
Health Department
Royal &. Copeland
Hhe Gays
Copeland
Criticize Miners for Refusing Other Work in West Virginia
In Huntington on January 24 a meeting denounced destitute miners in the New River coal fields for refusing wage adjustments, farming when mines close, or taking railroad work offered by operators. The gathering formed a relief chest to aid families deemed practically starving, with women and children as the main victims.
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Huntington
New River
Indian Revolt Drill Rises to 1.4 Million Force
Washington report says 1.4 million Indians are drilling for revolt against British rule. Sailendra Ghose, director of the American commission to promote self government in India, asserts the mobilization and the struggle to counter it mirrors a Willys-Knight climbing a hill, an analogy noting the difficulty of the task. An advertisement mentions the Canton Motor Car Co. and an elephant joke passed as filler.
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Washington
India
Sailendra Ghose
American Commission
Willys- Knight
Canton Motor Car Co
Ady
Player Rolls at 69Cents in Klein Heffelman Co Page
A brief item notes a player rolling at 69 cents linked to Klein Heffelman Company on North Market at Fifth. The clipped line hints at a product or game item offered by the firm. No further details are provided.
Youngstown Chief Still On Job Despite Suspension
James Watkins remains police chief of Youngstown Ohio as Mayor George L. Oles suspends him. Watkins says he will stay at his post until formal charges are filed, with Oles claiming ongoing bootlegging and vice. Rialto Club ad and Canton schedule follow.
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Youngstown
Ohio
James Watkins
George L. Oles
Watkins
Olea
Oles
Baby's First Photo Free With Bank Account Offer
Courtneys Studio offers a complimentary first photograph when you open a Baby's Savings account with The First Trust and Savings Bank and receive a baby book to record milestones. American Legion Home Hartville hosts a chicken supper Saturday night from 5 30 to 8 o'clock priced 30c and 45c.
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Courtney Free
Courtney
Babys
Baby
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
American Legion
Hartville
Optician Walter H. Double Ad Promotes Glasses
An advertisement for Walter H. Double offers eyewear services at 123-125 Tusest E. Adv. for those needing glasses.
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Walter H. Double
Homes Sought for Needy Kiddies in Canton
The Canton Associated Charities seeks boarding homes for temporarily separated children. Families hosting children will receive nominal compensation for board and lodging. An interview opportunity is offered by a state welfare worker. contact New Vicary building State 777 or Bell Main 1992.
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Canton Associated Charities
State Department of Child Welfare Io
Associated Charities
New Vicary Building
State 777
Bell Main
Hog Prices Reach Ten Dollar Mark
Top hogs at the Cleveland stock yards sold for 19 dollars per hundredweight as small receipts and full orders lifted prices. Officials expect no sharp drop in the near term despite the rise.
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Cleveland
Ford Muscle Shoals contract sent to Detroit for signing
Washington January 24 Ford's engineers have approved the Muscle Shoals leasing contract for government nitrate plants and water power project in Alabama. The agreement, announced by Secretary of War Weeks, will go to Detroit by mail and is expected to be signed and returned to the War Department before week’s end for prompt submission to Congress.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Ford
Detroit
War Weeks
Weeks
War Department
Congress
Bluebird Shoppe Ad Sells Wool Garments
The Bluebird Shoppe at 124 Fifth Street NW advertises stamped appliqued bedspread for 3.95 and a sale of one to three off on all Ascher wool garments.
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Fifth-st NW
Bluebird
I Fifth-st NW
Pomerene Opens Campaign With Dayton Speech Tour
Washington dispatch reports Democratic campaign opens in Ohio with a Dayton dinner and the first Cox speech since defeat. Prominent Democrats including Senator Pomerene Senator Harrison Joseph Tumulty Tim Ansberry Ed H Moore and Charles I Morris travel to Dayton for speeches before stops in Zanesville Lancaster and Cincinnati. Harrison plans a Cleveland City Club address after Dayton events.
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Washington
Ohio
Dayton
Cox
Pomerene
Harrison
Mississippi
Joseph Tumulty
Wilson
Tim Ansberry
Ed H Moore
Charles I. Morris
Morris
Money Stolen From Cloaks In Church
A total of 43 dollars was taken from three girls at the first M. E. church Monday night. Police suspect boys entered the cloak room and removed funds from the coats. Victims were Miss Orelena Huth 1202 Seventh street NW Miss Marie Deeds 1114 Second street NW and Miss Mary Gray 1114 Second street NW. A thief also entered Om eda Welchs home 1326 Tenth street NW Monday afternoon and stole 5 dollars.
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M. E
Alliance Case to Be Heard Wednesday
The Alliance election contest case will be heard Wednesday morning before the court of appeals. It is the last case of the present session. The court heard Tuesday action filed by 39 residents of Coshoctonco to enjoin collection of assessments for improvement of a state road.
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Alliance
Court of Appeals
Coshoctonco
Will Irwin to Speak at McKinley High Auditorium
American Legion ad invites readers to attend a free talk by Will Irwin at McKinley High auditorium tonight. The event is open to the public with no admission charge.
Service Troop 197th Cavalry Preparations for Federal Inspection
All members of the Service Troop 197th Cavalry report in uniform for a federal inspection at 7 20 p m January 24 Captain Graham Ady will lead the unit in the orderly readiness for the inspection.
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197Th Cavalry
Graham
Ady
Council Deliberates 12th Street Route Land Acquisition
The Monday council session debated the serpentine road and acquiring lands offered by Ht. H. Timken and George F. Melborne. Ernst opposed taking lands and felt assessments should stay with donors. others urged condemnation or further study as committee reviews the deeds and costs.
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Ht. H. Timken
George F
Melbourne
Timken
Mel«hourn
Canton Toll of a Freezing Night Hits One Below Zero
The coldest night in two years dropped the mercury to one degree below zero in Canton marking the season’s deep freeze. Weather observer Carl F. Meyer predicted the cold crest had passed as the sun rose Tuesday morning. Robertsville claimed Stark County’s record lows with readings down to ten below in parts of the village Monday night.
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Canton
Carl F. Meyer
Robertsville
Stark Co
Taxi Owners to Be Put Under Bond in Cambridge
Cambridge council will require taxi cab owners to file a bond of 6000 per car and pay a license worth 25 percent of the state license. Reserved seats for Will Irwin’s entertainment at McKinley High auditorium. A Legion button admits you free. Hear ex Gov Brumbaugh on The Church and World Peace Tuesday Jan 24 at the Church of the Brethren Arnold Ave and Hoover Pl NW.
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Legion
Will Irwin
McKinley High Auditorium
Cambridge
Ohio
Cambridge Council
Legion Button
Adv
M. G. Brumbaugh
Church and World Peace
Miller-Blanchard Co Moves to New Address in City
Miller Blanchard Co. relocates to 1037 Tuscarawassi Way, corner of Newton Avenue. Telephone numbers remain Bell 143 3293 and State 3292. Rush D Hiller remains as funeral director.
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Miller-Blanchard Co
Tuscarawassi W
Newton-av
Rush D. Hiller
Bell
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