Anglo French Accord Ignites County Sanatorium Drive
A mass meeting at McKinley High Auditorium urged Stark County to build a sanatorium modeled after the Springfield Lake hospital. Summit County officials and anti tuberculosis leaders presented dramatic before and after views of patients, praising sunshine fresh air rest and proper food as curative. They urged Stark County to start a hospital this year, noting 16 beds currently hold Stark County patients and many more from Akron and Summit County need care elsewhere.
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Springfield Lake
McKinley High
Stark-co
Summit-co
Yellon
Stark Co
Exchange Club
William B. Quinn
Ned L. Perkins
Springfield Lake Hospital
Starkco
Summit County
Hyde
C. W. Seiberling
Akron
Petition drives release of four chiropractors in Stark County
A flood of petitions seeks the release from the Stark County workhouse of four chiropractors jailed for practicing without licenses after paying fines and costs. Signers claim their conduct is beneficial and urge governors and officials to override Judge Bowman’s sentence, while county commissioners insist on Bowman’s recommendation before any release.
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Bowman
Chamber Plans Membership Drive and Board Nominations
The Chamber initiates a membership drive asking firms to assign memberships to individuals within days. Personalized memberships must be reported by Friday to form a complete roster for board candidate selection. A constitution and by laws draft, prepared by Judge R A B Clark and H D Downall, will be reviewed at a Wednesday session at the Courtland hotel.
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T Commerce
Chamber
Chamber of
Board of
Committee On
R. A. B. Clark
H. Downall
Courtland Hotel
Weather notice hints at rain and warmth in Onto area
Fragmented forecast mentions unsettled weather with possible rain tonight and a slight warmup. Ad copy touts Canton Wet Wash Laundry offering expedited services and a price for extra weight per additional pound, referencing addresses 8 State 296 and Bell 1700.
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Canton
Bell
Brewery Goes Dry After Pipes Break in Stark County
The Stark-Tuscarawas brewery lost water when its pipes ruptured Tuesday night and asked county commissioners for help. Commissioner Ned L. Perkins was contacted at home by the brewery’s stable boss seeking water for horses from a tuberculous hospital across the street. Perkins approved a permit to connect a hose, and the horses were watered.
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Ned L. Perkins
Perkins
Robbery report: clothes stolen from judge’s porch
Judge J. H. Fimple reports two suits missing from the back porch of his home at 1524 Vas Sard NW after a delivery by a dry cleaner. Police were informed Wednesday. theft occurred between 3 and 4 p m Tuesday.
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J. H. Fimple
Vassard
Missing Man Found Dead in Akron Hotel Room
Jesse Ramsey, missing for two days, was found dead in his room at the International hotel Akron when the proprietor forced the door. Coroner M. P. Crafts ruled death due to apoplexy. Announcement for Simpson M E church service at 7 30 tonight with all welcome. Advertisement notes a 25 percent reduction gate sale at W C Green Co 417 Market av N for ten days.
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Akron
Jesse Ramsey
International Hotel
M. PD. Crafts
W. C. Green Co
Marketav N
W. CG
Green Cog
Baby's First Photograph Free at Courtney's Studio
An ad offers a free baby photograph at Courtney's Studio with a minimum $1 savings deposit at First Trust & Savings Bank. The promotion includes keeping the baby's record by the advertiser.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Railroads Ordered to Issue 90 Mile Mileage Books
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered all class 1 railroads to issue non transfer able mileage books in 90 denomination priced at 72 dollars. Tickets are valid for one year on passenger trains except special or extra fare trains, covering 2 500 miles and affecting about 250 railroads. Commissioners Hall Daniels and Eastman objected citing potential delay to fare reductions.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commissioners Hall, Daniels and
Eastman
Brookhart to offer repeal of Esch Cummins act
Senator Brookhart of Iowa plans a bill repealing the Esch Cummins transportation act and reshaping railroad control. The move aims to place railroad regulation before the country, signaling a push for nationalization and influencing the 1924 campaign amid Democratic and progressive pressure.
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Brookhart
Washington
Senate
Iowa
United States
la Follette People's Legislative Service
Conference For Progressive
Democratic Party
William G. McAdoo
William Jennings Bryan
McAdoo-Bryan
Couzens
Michigan
M Detroit
Coeds at USC form Entertainers to fund college
Four USC freshmen band together as the Los Angeles Entertainers to earn money for tuition through semi theatrical and external performances. Elizabeth Eyerman, Maxine Eyerman, Jean Smalley, and Rosalie Walkinshaw offer talents as dancer, whistler, reader and pianist. They seek support from local club women and men and have set up headquarters for bookings.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Elizabeth, Orsey
Maxine Eyerman
Jean Smalley
Rosalie Walkinshaw
Miss Eyerman
Miss Smalley
Miss Ovsey
Miss Walkinshaw
Oor
Jail’s Got a Chef and Bill’s Got a Warm Home
William Young, temporary jail chef, received a permanent appointment after pleading guilty to petit larceny and being sentenced to jail until May 1. Indicted for grand larceny, the charge was reduced with prosecutor consent. For weeks he led the jail kitchen and prisoners praised the court’s decision to keep him jailed rather than sent to the workhouse. Young, who is colored, expressed satisfaction with a warm, well fed stay and said he would fight to remain in the jail until warm weather returns.
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William Young
Kreichbaum
Young
William
Pleasing Radio Program Given Fine Reproduction By WWE
The WWE radio program Tuesday night featured Mrs Ethyl E Robinson dramatic soprano Miss Helen Seitz pianist and WMart Artman tenor with Mrs B L Potter accompanying. Reported clear transmission of numbers and praise for Seitz piano work as she debuted as a radio instrumentalist. Seitz played Minuet in Fantasy and Butterfly Dance to strong audience reaction and positive press. The Daily News aired with new broadcasting equipment and listeners nationwide sent congratulatory notes from Minneapolis St Louis Yonkers Cleveland Akron and Iowa.
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Daily News
Cantoniany
Minneapolis
Jean Aker Faces Threatening Notes Over Sheik Fame
New York January 31 Jean Aker also known as Marie Rudolph Valentino in vaudeville faces threats from jealous movie fans. She is hospitalized under nurse care after a bar rage of notes and stage door hostility. Valentino’s manager was asked for protection against supporters she suspects are pressuring her to quit.
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New York
Mnre
Rudolph Valentino
Jean Aker
Valentino
Baby Savings Ad From The First Trust Bank
An advertisement invites parents to open a Baby Savings account with $1 or more at The First Trust and Savings Bank. It offers a silver plated bank to hold the baby’s savings and promote early financial discipline.
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Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Paper delivery service hours and contact
Readers may request a duplicate paper by calling 8500. The circulation department offers this service every evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11.
Ohio Senate Endorses Harding Foreign Policy Resolution
Ohio senators adopted a Jenkin Lawrence co resolution endorsing President Harding foreign policy. The measure lauds Harding’s conduct as aligned with the people’s mandate and cites Ohio’s notable place among states and the nation’s trust in his diplomacy.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Harding
Jenkina Lawrence-co
Ohio
Jenking
United States of America
McKinley
Taft
Roosevelt
State Senate
Republicans Wreck Coast Guard Depot
Dublin reports the Balbriggan coast guard depot blown up by republican irregulars. An armed band burned Count Horace Plunkett’s residence and damaged a building spared yesterday. Free State authorities threaten punitive action if Senator Bergwell, kidnapped, is not released within 48 hours. Irregulars in custody reportedly know the plot against Bergwell and the kidnapping of families of Dall Fireann members.
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Dublin
Coast Guard
Balbriggan
Horace Plunkett
Free State
Bergwell
Dall Fireann
U S Demands Stricter Action Over Coltman Killing in China
Washington reports the United States has lodged a formal demand with Beijing for sterner measures after the killing of American merchant Charles Coltman, unhappy with Chinese government retribution and awaiting decisive action.
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Washington
Charles Coltman
Pekin
Tobacco plentiful in Washington census data
Census Bureau figures show 1,491,230,988 pounds of leaf tobacco held by manufacturers and dealers on January 1, 1923, down from 1,561,848,372 on January 1, 1922 and 1,616,396,137 on July 1, 1922. Unstemmed tobacco totaled 1,331,894,6,354 pounds and stemmed 159,354,535 pounds.
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Washington
Arthur's Adyv social at Crystal Council No 466 venue
Arthur's at 204 Market North advertises gloves and men's wear then notes Crystal Council No 466 social tonight in their new lodge room on the third floor of the Schlabach building at 421 Market Avenue North. The notice promises a good lunch, entertainment, cards and dancing for members and friends.
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Crystal Council No. 466
Schlabach Building
Woman Hit By Auto Thrown In Car Path
In Aeron on January 31 Mrs Meenie Martin, 20, was struck by a racing automobile and thrown into a street car path. She was dragged 30 feet before the motorman stopped. She lies at People Hospital with a fractured hip and potential.internal injuries and may die.
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Aeron
Meenie Martin
People Hospital
High School Boy Quits School Over Dope Addiction Suicide Attempt
Chicago youth George Roth an 18 year old Lane Tech student shot himself while near death at Passavant hospital. He blamed a local dope seller harming students there and left notes for his father urging vigilance against others. He described a toothache led to a drug shot and a downward spiral ending in self harm.
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Chicago
George Roth
Lane Technical High School
Passavant Hospital
Roth
A. J. Roth
Man
Housing Plan For County Prisoners During Jail Build
Sheriff C W Kirk and county officials will meet next week to arrange housing for county prisoners during construction of a new four story jail and detention home on the present jail site. The workhouse may reserve a wing for the sheriff. An inspection and rough cost sketch are planned. Architects will be invited to submit plans for a simple permanent structure.
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C. W. Kirk
John Boyer
Sheriff Kirk
Founder of Neff dies in Wheeling Ohio tale ends
Clarence Neff 6 percent founder of the town of Neff Ohio died in a local hospital after an operation. He witnessed Neff grow from a farm to a mining town. Baby's first picture free at Keagy's studio in January and February with no charge. Fraternal Order of Eagles Canton Aerie members to meet at 7 30 p m January 31 to attend funeral services for Jay B. Wilson 2010 Market Ave N bring cars.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Clarence Neff
Neff
Ohio
Keagy
Baby
Order of Eagles
Canton Aerie
Jay B. Wilson
J. B. von
W. Pres
France Opens Separate Peace With Turkey Amid Anglo French Rift
Lausanne reports claim France deserts Britain and offers separate peace with Turkey. Bonar Law reportedly enraged, fearing near east policy collapse and forcing Britain to choose retreat or war with Turkey, with Greece allied. Italy seeks mediation as Curzon warns of dark prospects. Ajax sails to Dardanelles with fleet ready for possible hostilities.
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London
Ruhr
Lausanne
Turkey
Foreign Office
Near East
Bonal Law
Great Britain
Greece
Italy
Paris
Rome
Mussolini
France
Near East Peace Negotiations. Although Lord Curzon
Chanak
Narrows
Dardanelles
French officials say no crisis over British tensions
Paris officials downplay friction with Britain amid talk of an Anglo French split. The foreign office says France informed Britain of near east intentions and that Lausanne announcement did not threaten an ultimatum. Continued on Page 4. Col. 2.
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Paris
France
Foreign Office
Lausanne
Mine Disaster Leaves 250 Germans Entombed Near Beuthen
Berlin Jan. 31. A coal mine explosion near Beuthen in Silesia entombed about 250 German miners. The body count is feared to be total as rescue efforts continue and concerns mount over the potential loss.
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Berlin
Beuthen
Silesia
Sinking Of Steamer Ajax Confirmed In Storm
Manila reports confirmation that the Russian white fleet steamer Ajax sank in a severe storm in the Pescadores channel with 16 lives lost. Two officers and fourteen men perished, one woman and several officers and crew were saved after clinging to the smokestack for hours in freezing conditions.
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Manila
Paris
Fin Pescadores
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Elizabeth Ovsey
University of California
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