Alloy Advances Dougherty And Moyer
United Alloy Steel Corporation announces the promotion of R. H. Dougherty to assistant general manager and F. H. Moyer to general superintendent of operation. Dougherty joined in 1919 after a career with Carnegie Steel and United States Steel, while Moyer, a Cornell graduate, held key roles at Cambria Steel, Pittsburgh Crucible Steel, and United Alloy before this appointment.
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United Alloy Steel Corporation
R. H. Dougherty
F. H. Moyer
Dougherty
American Steel Hoop Co
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
United Alloy
Berger
Moyer
Cornell University
Carnegie Steel Corporation
Indiana Steel Co
Cambria Steel Co
Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Co
Midland
Arrest of two follows tip by stricken man
Harry Anderson of Canton sent to Mercy Hospital after a suspected wood alcohol drink caused convulsions. He named two addresses for liquor suppliers, leading police to raid 10 Market Street and seize five gallons of illicit whisky. Virgil Sabati Nay Baccuti charged with Crabbe act violations. Bert Henderson and Samuel Smith held as suspects. Popa raid at 423 Webster NE uncovered a gallon of illicit liquor. Cases set for Feb 2 with bonds posted.
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Harry Anderson
6Th St NE
Canton Drop Forge Co
Mercy Hospital
Anderson
Moore
Heekaman
Stitz
Oster
Conner
Virgil Sabati
Nay Baccuti
West End
Wilhelm and Pollack
Bert Henderson
Tuscara
St W
Henderson
Samuel Smith
Smith
Joe Popa
Webster
Popo
Crabbe
Heckaman
Sabat
Becuti
Help Save the Children Drive Seeks Stark County Support
Golden Rule Sunday promotes Near East Relief with a Stark County drive led by Miss Ruth Reinoeh to aid orphans in Greece Armenia Palestine and Syria. A $5000 goal is hoped, with funds collected Sunday through home visits and donations of checks or cash from residents.
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Christian Young People’s Societies of
Stark Co
Greece
Armenia
Palestine
Syria
Near East Relief
Ruth Reinoeh
Stark Ce
Myers
H. S. Kaufman
H. H. Miller
Canton Woman's Club
Sherman
General Federation
Percy V. Pennybacker
Canton
Chris
Assision
Reinoeh
Pdadeoie
Proposals Submitted at Coal Parley in Philadelphia
The anthracite committee in Philadelphia heard two new proposals from miners and operators aiming to end the coal strike. Operators seek a five year pact with immediate resumption and Hughes appointed arbitrators if deadlock. current wage scale holds until Aug 31 1926. Miners propose five years with current wages through Aug 31 1928 and a future fact finding process by a three member board.
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Philadelphia
Anthracite Committee of
Board of Conciliation
Charles Evans Hughes
New Alcohol Drive Planned Against Big Bootleggers
Washington reports a new flying squadron of the prohibition bureau to target big bootleggers sourcing from industrial alcohol plants in Pennsylvania and New York. John A. Foster named chief of the squadron while remaining administrator of enforcement in New York.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Pennsylvania
New York
Yen
Lincoln C. Andrews
John A. Foster
McKinley's Own Colors Given to State Keeping
In Columbus Ohio the colors of the High in Ohio Volunteer Regiment The President's Own were formally delivered to Gov. A V Donahey for display in the state capitol rotunda. Veterans of 1898 joined the ceremony as red carnations honored McKinley on his birthday anniversary.
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J. W. Fisher
Canton Daily News
Spahr
Columbus
Canton
William McKinley
Ohio
United States
McKinley
Spain
A. V. Donahey
State
Burglar Used Night Watchman Scene At Poultry Market
Night watchman Peter Connerd and two German police dogs stood guard when a burglar broke a side window at the Strassner Poultry Market on Cherry Avenue SE and stole 27 dozen eggs. Police arrived but found no definite crews.
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Peter Connerd
Strassner
Cherry Av SE
W L George Dies At 43 In London
The novelist W L George died suddenly of heart failure at his London home aged 43. Born in Paris to British parents, he studied in France and Germany and began as a periodical writer and continental correspondent before publishing his first novel in 1922. He produced a steady stream of novels, essays, and short stories through the years.
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London
W. L. George
George
Paris
France
Germany
Grand
Ndeavor
Calliban
Arulsa Trent
Police move awaits return of Swarts
Safety Director James A. Rice plans a shakeup in police department affairs once Mayor S. M. Swarts returns to duty. Swarts was confined to bed after a near nervous breakdown and high blood pressure, with a return hoped for the latter part of next week. Speculation centered on suspensions following Chief Lengel.
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James A. Rice
Police Department
S. M. Swarts
Condi
Tion
Lengel
Spanish airmen resume flight to Buenos Aires from Cape Verde
At Porto Prata Cape Verde January 80 the Spanish flyers began the leg to Pernambuco at 8 am with Commander Franco stating hopes to reach Pernambuco without interruption. A crowd gathered as cannon fired and officials watched. The cruiser Silas Leza and sister ship Alsedo trailed Franco’s plane, carrying fuel and parts for emergency radio contact en route to Pernambuco.
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Porto Prata
Cape Verde
Buenos Aires
Pernambuco
Franceo
Franco
Silas Leza
Porto Praia
Alsedo
Ohio Klan delays organized drive against Willis reelection
The Ohio Ku Klux Klan will hesitate to launch a statewide organized campaign to oppose U S Senator Frank B Willis in November despite Washington headquarters signaling opposition to World Court votes. Grand Dragon Clyde W Osborne said individuals may still work to defeat Willis but no formal campaign is planned.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Frank B. Willis
National Klan
Washington
World Court
Clyde W. Osborne
Grand Dragon
Ohio Klan
Osborne
Willis
Fess
Baxter emergency relief act becomes law in Ohio
The Baxter emergency relief act took effect today when the original certified copy was filed with the Ohio Secretary of State. It provides immediate relief for financially distressed municipalities counties school districts and other taxing units throughout Ohio.
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Columbus
Donahey
Brown
Ohio
Fire destroys 20 houses in Patterson riverfront area
A riverfront section in Patterson New Jersey faced an incendiary fire early today that destroyed 20 homes and displaced about 90 residents. Firemen rescued 40 people, many from life nets, as flames swept the area.
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Patterson
N. J
Butterflies Welcome Warm Surprise At Harrisburg Home
Mrs A Beant of R D 3 Harrisburg writes to The News about a bright orange and yellow butterfly appearing during a cold Friday. The insect flew inside, perched on a lettuce leaf, and the family fed it green vegetables and apple pie as it wandered the house.
Explosion Rips Two Downtown Buildings in Pittsburgh
An unidentified man died in the explosions and five others were burned or cut as two buildings on opposite sides of the street were demolished in downtown Pittsburgh. Twenty five people were left homeless and property loss was about 160000 dollars. Firefighters suspect a gas main leak filled the structures with natural gas and the Farr restaurant fire started the blast sequence.
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Pittsburgh
Farr
Polar Flight Planned Again By Byrd Group
Lt Cmdr Richard E Byrd retired of the navy plans another polar flight this spring or summer. The voyage is privately organized with Rockefeller Jr and Edsel Ford pledging 20000 dollars each to back the expedition and further funding from other business leaders.
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Washington
Polar
Richard E. Byrd
Navy
Byrd
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Edsel Ford
Gas kills four in New York area
Four persons died and seven were overcome by illuminating gas fumes in the Metropolitan area within the last 24 hours.
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New York
Two Men Charged With Speeding to Appear in Court
Two men faced preliminary charges of speeding before Judge A Talmadge Snyder in criminal court. Defendants were Charles Mc Culloush of 721 Mahoning rd NE and M Sisler of 2219 18th st NE.
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A. Talmadge Snyder
Charles McCulloush
Mahoning Rd
M. Sisler
18Th St
21 Miners Die In Explosion At Premier Coal Co Mine
Helena Alabama reports 27 miners recovered from the Premier Coal Co mine at Mossboro after an explosion late yesterday. Among the recovered are 11 white and 16 Black workers, with the wreckage confirmed today.
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Helena
Ala
Premier Coal Co
Mossboro
Spud High Cost Brings Lawsuit
Akron grocer Gen Shine charged he bought 200 bushels of potatoes from John H. Raber at two dollars a bushel but Raber refused delivery. Shine says he had to buy potatoes at three dollars and twenty five cents a bushel, seeks 125 for price advance and 500 for damages. attorney Price Janson represents Shine.
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Common Pleas Court
Gen Shine
Akron Grocer
John H. Raber
Raber
Price Janson
Former Ohio editor James M. Vernon dies at 77
James M. Vernon, 77, former president of the Southwestern Ohio Press Association and longtime publisher in Ohio Tennessee Alabama and Washington, died today at his home in Washington. He also served as postmaster at Everett and will be buried in Mount Vernon. Vernon was born near Zanesville Ohio in 1849.
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Washington
James M. Vernon
Southwestern Ohio Press Association
Ohio
Tennessee
Alabama
Everett
Wash
Mt. Vernon
Vernon
Zanesville
Prince of Wales Rapidly Recovering in London
The Prince of Wales is making excellent progress toward recovery, doctors reported today. He remains indoors as he regains strength after illness.
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London
Prince of Wales
Willis Visits General Keifer on McKinley Day Birthday Tour
Senator Frank B. Willis left Dayton for Springfield to pay respects to Gen. J Warren Keifer on his 99th birthday. Willis was the principal speaker at the McKinley day banquet in Memory Hall, attended by over 1 000 people. In Niles Ohio Congress man Henry E Rathbone urged world peace at the Mahoning Valley McKinley club banquet, citing McKinley’s example as a guide for US influence.
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Dayton
Frank B. Willis
Springfield
J. Warren Keifer
Willis
Montgomery
Memory Hall
Niles,c
Henry E. Rathbone
Milinois
Mahoning Valley
McKinley Club
McKinley Birthplace Memorial
United States
William McKinley
Tathbone
Weber Injures Arm Cranking Car In Orrville
J M Weber of Orrville is laid up with a broken arm after cranking a car yesterday when the machine kicked. The injury occurred in Orrville.
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Orrville
J. M Weber
Weber
Real Debate On Aviation Policy In Prospect
Washington notes mark Col. Mitchell’s resignation as end of a ticklish clash but start of a real aviation policy debate. Supporters expect a national aviation coalition and continued advocacy, aided by the Morrow report and pending congressional legislation. Mitchell’s outside role may boost aviation for Congress and public speeches.
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Washington
Col. Mitchell
United States Army
America
Ol. Mitchell
President Coolidge
Dwight P. Morrow
Morrow
Congress
Col
Mitchell
War Department
Signal Corps
Lieut. Mitchell
Lieut
Pershing
Billy Mitchell
Army
Friends of Aviation
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