Indicted Patmont on Wife's Evidence Sparks Fire Sabotage Case
Detective notes say Rev Louis R Patmont was secretly indicted for conspiracy to defraud insurers tied to two fires at Newark and a church chapel. His divorced wife testified she heard plans to set both sites ablaze and saw kerosene used. Patmont remains missing after leaving Canton and Milwaukee.
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Louis R. Patmont
Canton
First Christian Church
Danville
Newark
Oscar Patmont
Phillips Bible Institute
Welshimer
Patmont
Oscar
Church of Christ Chapel
N. J
Boise City
Idaho
Milwaukee
Gottfried , Patmont
Westville
Patment
Biblical Institute
Ill
Lake Shore
R. R
Cleveland
Oscar Patment
Daily News
Christian Church
Newton
George Nuse
Dissolution Notice of Spiker & Kline Takers
The firm of Spiker & Kline, takers, dissolved March 28 1914 as the undersigned sold his interest to C D Spiker who took over all assets and obligations Walter S Kline Advt 26-27-28 The People's Lecture Course Ben Greet Players Friday January 29th Single admission 50 cents Advt 27-28
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Spiker & Kline
Ben Greet Players
Dubber Viaduct to Cost 75000 Say Officials
The viaduct project will cost 75000 with the city’s share about 25000. Pennsylvania officials Kron and Taylor briefed Mayor Stolberg and Service Director Kent, saying plans call for a 40 foot roadway and 10 foot sidewalks. Completion depends on the railroad’s financial condition and directors’ approval.
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Pennsylvania
Dueberay
Kron
Taylor
The
Stolberg
Kent
Dueberav
Kron and Taylor
Federal Employment Bureau to Open at Post Office Soon
The federal employment bureau in Washington completed its organization and will open for business to match workers with jobs. Secretary of Labor Wilson sent circular letters nationwide and blanks for employers and workers to indicate needs without Washington delays. No fee is charged. blanks will be available at local post offices this week.
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Federal Employment Bureau
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
The Ben Greet Players Sixth Lecture Course Ad
The Ben Greet Players present the sixth number of the People’s Lecture Course on Friday January 29. Single admission fifty cents. Advertisement 27 28.
Buy In Canton. Pay your Piano of your home dealer
Advertisement for Miller-McConnell Co. promoting piano purchases in Canton, highlighting better value and avoiding future regrets. Mentions location opposite Courtland with dates 26 28 29.
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Canton
Miller-McConnell Co
Courtland
Reindeer Card Social and Dance Ad
Reindeer Card Social and Dance at their hall Friday evening with good music and light lunch. Public invited. 10 cents. Adg. 28-29.
Eucher and Dance Club Event at Dime Savings Bank
Tonight at the third floor of the Dime Savings Bank Booster Circle P. H. C. Adv hosts a card and social evening titled Eucher and Dance for local members.
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Eucher
Dime Savings Bank
Booster Circle P. H. C
Grade crossing elimination planned within five years
Supt Kron of the Pennsylvania railroad told Canton officials the removal of all grade crossings in the canton line is to come within the next four or five years. He estimated three million dollars as the cost with the city possibly paying one third. Kron noted railroads face funding limits but see elimination as a future goal.
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Oyster
H. D. Gould
Cleveland
John C. Welty
Gould
Welty
Atty Osborne
Osborne
Canton
Youngstown
Osbourne
Supt Kron
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dueberay SW
Stark Siding
Kron
Stolberg
Krén
Woman awarded $150 for false arrest in theft case
Parasitva Conta sued Ely Bordeen after a wrongful arrest on a $600 theft charge. The jury awarded Conta $150 for the false arrest, noting the case did not proceed to prosecution.
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Parasitva Conta
Ely Bordeen
Bordeen
W. C. Green Purchases Joliet Co. Business
W C Green has purchased the stock of The Albert L. Joliet Co. 411 Market av N Joliet. Joliet is retiring to return to dentistry. Future of the Joliet store undecided. Auditorium Saturday Night Dance and Pictures 5¢ ads. Water rent payment notices run Feb 26 to 29.
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W. C. Green
Albert L. Joliet Co
N. Joliet
Joliet
Allied Lines Near Paris Attacked as Offense Alarms West Front
Berlin reports Crown Prince Frederick William ill with influenza and in bed after relapse. Paris and London dispatch claim French and British armies, totaling millions in fresh troops, prep a major spring offensive against Germany while battles rage along the Aisne and Meuse fronts with heavy German losses and continued artillery duels.
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Berlin
Frederick William
London
Poincare
France
George
Asquith
Kitchener
Paris
Aisne
Tracy le Val
Berry Au Bac
Laon
William
French War Office
Belgium
Craonne
Soupir
St. March
Soissons
North Sea
Switzerland
West Flanders
Meuse
St. Mihiel
Romania Near Entry as War Moves Toward All Allies
In Petrograd the Romanian minister met Czar Nicholas. Romania may join the allies soon as parliament reopens. In Constantinople Turkish HQ claims a crushing defeat of Russian forces near the City. Cettinje reports Austrian bombings kill three women and injure ten. Vienna says 400000 more Austrians to the front with 700000 to follow. Russian staff admits Turkish offensive resumes in Transcaucasia and Persia, denying a Turkish victory near the City.
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Petrograd
Nicholas
Roumania
Caucasus
Transcaucasia
Persia
Olty
Wilson Vetoes Immigration Bill in Message to House
President Wilson, expressing "greatest regret," vetoed the immigration bill and returned it to the House with a detailed message. He argues the bill restricts asylum, imposes new literacy tests, and shifts policy from merit to opportunity. The House is expected to attempt passage over the veto within a week.
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Washington
Wilson
House of Representatives
Congress
Mrs. Walsh Out on $1000 Bond Inquest Today
Mrs. James J. Walsh released on a $1000 bond after her husband died from a bullet wound. The coroner and police described the case while Walsh, in black attire, prepared for an inquest expected after her husband’s funeral.
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Mrs. Walsh
James J. Walsh
Quinn
James J. Rice
Douds
Riblet
Pilcher
Ham
Barefoot Walk Through Snow Leaves Rural Teacher Exposed
Ben Netzly a rural school teacher walked a mile through zero degree snow in his bare feet. Neighbors found him naked at his doorway and his feet were frostbitten. He was taken to Massillon state hospital for treatment after the episode.
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Ben Netzly
Massillon State Hospital
Netzly
Sophia Rottman Sues John Rottman for Cruelty
Sophia Rottman filed for divorce from John Rottman alleging cruelty. Attorneys Hart and Koehler represent her in the action.
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Sophia Rottman
John Rottman
Hart & Koehler
Despina Malavete Granted Temporary Alimony in Divorce
Despina Malavete was awarded $2.50 a week as temporary alimony on Thursday in her divorce suit against Christ Malavete.
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Despina Malavete
Christ Malavete
Kaylor Siblings Detained as Neglected Children
Jesse Kaylor 13 and Harold Kaylor 12 were taken into custody on Thursday and are held as neglected children. They resided with relatives in Massillon.
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Jesse
Harold Kaylor
Massillon
Dick May May Start Bid for U S Senate Here
Ex Senator Charles Dick may announce his candidacy to succeed Senator Pom erene at a McKin lay club meeting Thursday night. Representative Ralph Cole also considered a strong possibility for the seat but is not expected to announce.
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Charles Dick
U. S
Pomerene
McKinlay Club
Ralph Cole
Hen in Caldwell Lays 3000 Eggs in Quest
Miss Elsie Dobbins declares her hen Old Reliable has laid 3000 eggs and challenges the world to a laying contest in Caldwell New Jersey. Statisticians estimate the eggs would make an omelet large enough to cover Van Cortlandt Park meadows.
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Caldwell
N. J
Elsie Dobbins
van Cortlandt Park
Death of Mrs Mary K Dunn in Edgefield
Miss Sophie Dunn found her mother Mrs Mary K Dunn, sixty eight, dead in bed Thursday morning in Edgefield. Cause thought heart disease. Coroner Douds to investigate Thursday afternoon. Survived by husband James J Dunn, three sons Emmett Rey Timothy Joseph Dunn of Edgefield and four daughters Mrs Henry Koehn Mrs William Shannabruch Mrs H Herman and Sophie Dunn of Edgefield.
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Sophie Dunn
Edegfield
Mary K. Dunn
James J. Dunn
Douds
Emmett Dunn
Rey
Timothy Dunn
East Liverpool
Joseph Dunn
Edgefield
Henry Koehn
William Shannabruch
H. Herman
Canton to endure one of its coldest nights
Weather expert Carl Meyer warns a sharp drop after sundown. The Cleveland weather bureau urges homeowners to protect exposed pipes and vulnerable materials as Cleveland’s noon reading stands at eight above and falls, with six degrees below expected and possibly lower.
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Canton
Carl Meyer
Meyer
Cleveland Weather Bureau
Cleveland
The Want Ad Way Promotes Canton Daily News Help Wanted
A Canton Daily News feature invites readers to use the Help Wanted Columns to find stenographers bookkeepers and private secretaries. It underscores the value of classified ads for job seekers and employers alike, urging readers to put it in the daily paper.
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Canton
Canton Daily News
THE
Daily News
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Clyde Osborne
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Dubber Viaduct
R. A
Ben Greet
Pennsylvania Lines
Joiiet CO
Bulletin
Constantinople
Clty
Cettinje
Montenegro
Vienna
Walsh
Phuacher
Hexamer
Mr. Walsh
John Fogle
Bellaire
James A. Rice
Poppy
Jim
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