Canton General Baking Co Fined For Sugar Hoarding
Canton Ohio plant of General Baking Co faced a 3000 dollar fine and its manager O C Yant was dismissed after a federal probe found hoarded sugar sold to employees and associates. The fine was split among Red Cross Y M C A and Knights of Columbus.
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EUTON
Pally
General Baking Co
Ohio
United States Food Administration
Cantonia
H. C. Mayhugh
O. C. Yant
Canton
Croxton
Canton Bread
Hooverton Dealer Drafted to Enforce Rulings
D. B. Figley president of the Can-Grocery Co. has been drafted by the United States Food Administration as a special agent in the enforcement department and will enter his duties next week. He was summoned to Washington and briefed by Food Administrator Hoover about his new powers and duties. Figley expressed readiness to enforce rulings and cooperate with authorities, promising to adapt old methods to the new system.
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Canton
General Baking Co
O. C. Yant
United States Food
Ohio State Food Administration
Watter
United States
Centralar Co
Cleveland
United States Food Administration
Central Sugar Co
C. C. Yant
Washington
Fred C. Croxton
The
Food Administration
Yant
F. E. Fawcett
New York
D. B. Figley
E. Figley
Can- Grocery Co
United States Food Administra
Jt Hoover
K Figley
Ceery Co
Fang
Figley
Enon
Ship cook saves quartermaster from drowning
Washington Jan 31 James Marcie ship's cook commended by secretary for bravery in rescuing chief quartermaster Robertson overboard from the U S S Smith during a heavy gale on December 17. He tied a line to Robertson and jumped in as Lieut Richard N Connolly, suspended from the deck, hauled the men aboard with commendations also for Lieuts J H Klein Jr and J C Byrne Jr.
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Washington
James Marcio
Niels
quarterMaster Robertson
J. H. Klein, Jr
J. ¢. Byrne, Jr
Marcie
Philadelphia
Connolly
Waukegan, Ill
Klein
Cincinnati
Byrne
Norfolk, Va
It Does Make A Difference Where You Buy Victor Records
The McConnell Music Co. emphasizes no approval system to ensure customers avoid worn or defective records, offering a trusted source for Victor records.
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Victor Records
McConnell Music Co
Two Americans Killed in German Raid on Listening Post
Jan 31 report from France describes a morning German raid under mist on an American listening post trench, costing two U.S. soldiers their lives, wounding four and capturing one. The 20 minute engagement followed a 15 minute barrage, with about 50 German attackers. A North Dakota guardsman recounted the shelling and narrow No Man's Land gap.
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France
California
National
Thinks Postoffice Is Hospital And Wakes Up In Jail
Richard Palmer faced Acting Police Judge Hunker on a charge of suspicion after workers found him wandering in the Canton post office distributing room. He said he came from Youngstown, grew ill, sought a hospital, and mistook the post office for Mercy hospital. He admitted intoxication. a $5 fine and costs were suspended. Palmer claimed Cincinnati as his home.
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Richard Palmer
Hunker
Palmer
Post Office
Canton
Youngstown
Ingleside Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Cincinnati
Railroads warn of shutdown without coal supply Saturday
Boston and Maine Railway threatens to suspend all traffic this Saturday unless coal is supplied immediately in quantities sufficient to operate locomotives and shops. The notice came to A H Smith regional director of railroads in New York.
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New York
Boston & Maine Railway
A. H. Smith
Five 40c 88 Note Special Rolls Ad
Advertisement lists five 40 cent 88 note special rolls for one dollar. Kenny Bros Piano Dept promotes Adv Food Will Win the War Produce It. Holeco Seed Book and The Gardner's iGuide Free offer valuable information, plus Leatherman Seed Co at 224 Cleveland Ave N.
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Kenny Bros. Piano Dept
Holeco
iGuide
Letherman Seed Co
Cleveland-av N
Flood Of Protest Renames Town That Was New Berlin
The village of New Berlin in Ohio was renamed North Canton by court order after 84 percent of adults supported the change. The decision aimed to remove German associations amid wartime patriotism, spurred by complaints from Hoover Suction Sweeper Co. officials and local soldiers.
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New Berlin
North Canton
Teuton
Ohio
Common Pleas
Robert H. Day
America
Judge Day
Hoover
Petrograd
Mike
Berlin
The
Hoover Co
Overtime Work To Beat Order Violations Warned
Stark county fuel advisory board reports Ohio fuel administrator Homer H. Johnson warns against extending weekly hours to cover lost time from the Monday closing order. Exempts lime stone dolomite and calcium products. violators face fines. Rail officials note improved coal movement with 26 carloads reaching Canton. no emergency fuel requests reported.
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The
Fuel Administration
United States Fuel Administrator
Stark Co Fuel Advisory Board
Homer H. Johnson
Ohio
County Local Committee
County Coal Board
National Fuel Administration
Railways
Sipments
Campbell
County Coal Committee
Canton
Stark Co
January British casualty total tops seventy four thousand
London January casualty totals reached just over 74 000 with 1 600 officers among the dead and wounded. The figure reflects the smallest January losses since August, based on daily loss reports compiled today.
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London
Farming Ad Seeks 37 Acre Canton Area Tract
With truck farm experience, farm machinery and some cows, for 37 acre tract within two miles of Canton on good road. Inquire H. T. Grant, second floor Schaefer Block, Canton. Both phones 602. New Gym Classes Start at Y W C A Monday Feb 4 All classes open to new pupils.
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Canton
Good Road
H. T. Grant
Schaefer
Pomerene Attacks Garfield Order In Ohio Coal Fight
Senator Pomerene writes Fuel Administrator Garfield bitterly opposing the January 17 order as harming Ohio manufacturers. He argues production should be encouraged, not halted, and suggests embargoing nonessentials to keep factories running. The letter contends coal supply is adequate and questions stopping manufacture on transport issues.
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Garfield
Pomerene
Ohio
J-P
H. A. Garfield
U. S
Washington, D. C
Million Workers Ask Germany to Give Peace and Reform
Massive labor protest spreads as one million workers press Berlin for peace and political reform. Soldiers replace police in major cities to disperse strikers while guards with machine guns surround aviation and munition plants to secure key targets.
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Germany
Berlin
Germanywide strike paralyses industry amid unrest
Germany faces a massive labor strike estimated at nearly one million workers, mainly in war industries, with Berlin and major naval ports as centers of upheaval. Socialists unite with anti junker factions and Austrian crowds, demanding peace on democratic lines plus food and government reform as mobs in cities are dispersed by bayonets.
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Germany
Berlin
Pan
Germany’s Industrial Revolt Grips Berlin and Kiel
News from Amsterdam reports widespread German strike action as nearly a million workers halt war effort. Troops clash with strikers in Berlin while some troops refuse to fire. Berlin newspapers suspended and martial law feared. unrest spreads to Kiel Bremen Hamburg and Essen. Guards guard munitions plants as socialists demand peace reforms and democratic action.
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Amsterdam
Hamburg
Berlin
Germany
von Hindenburg
Boat Is Sound Telegraph From Wilson to Cox
President Wilson telegrams Gov. Cox in Columbus assuring the boat is sound amid war plan criticisms. Cox replies urging steady as reaction grows against opponents. Also notices on stockholders meeting for Catholic Order of Foresters home company and an advertisement for leather shopping bags in Canton.
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Wilson
Columbus
Cox
Chamberlain
C. O. PF. Home Company
Order of Foresters Home Company
Canton
Arthur's Leather Shop
Ady
Italian Offensive Hits Austro German Lines at Asiago
Enormous losses reported for Austro German troops between Asiago plateau and Brenta valley as Italian forces press Monday and Tuesday. Nearly 3,000 prisoners captured. casualties estimated 20,000 to 30,000. German raids on Paris also noted with civilian deaths and property damage. British raiders take trench near Epehy with some prisoners. artillery duels in Lens and Passchendaele sectors.
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Rome
Asiago
Brenta
Monte del Val Valla
Col del Rosso
Col de Chele
London
Epehy
Cambrai- St. Quentin
War Office
Lens
Passchendaele
Make Your Liberty Bond Do Duty Today We accept them in payment
The McConnell Music Co. advertises accepting Liberty Bonds as payment for Victrolas Players or Pianos. This notice urges readers to use bonds now and notes the store will honor them in exchange for musical instruments.
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McConnell Music Co
Adv
Bargain Piano Sale At J W Brown Co
This week is your time to secure a real bargain in our line. Pianos priced as low as 8100 up and players from 8350 up. Visit the J W Brown Piano Co at Cor Waling and 2nd SE for deals.
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J. W. Brown Piano Co
Cor
Waling
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