Girl Burned When Sister Played With Matches
Dorothy Schnel lwo, daughter of Herman der, grocer, 506 McKinley, was burned when her sister Catherine, three, played with matches igniting her clothing. She is hospitalized at Mercy with burns to hands and arms. Neighbor reported a scream and fire above the head as the blaze was extinguished.
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Hermander
McKinley-ovhursday
Mercy
Schneider
Catherine
Pors
Ames
Let's Ambulance
Mercy Hos
Burns boy two weeks old burial set at Calvary
From Burns two weeks old Niemeter fm 1719 av SE at Aultman hospital. Body will lie at Payne undertaking parlors until Saturday morning. Services at St. Joseph's church at 8 eastern standard time. Burial to be in Calvary cemetery.
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Aultman Hospital
Payne
St. Joseph's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Draft machinery to be ready for action Saturday
In Washington on July 5 the draft office said the Provost Marshal General Crowder expects the machinery to be ready for action Saturday. Early next week the draft process will fall into place with preparations continuing.
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Ashington
Potatoes and Butter Prices Fall Tightening Local Cart
A market report notes potatoes dropping to six cents a pound or eighty cents a peck while combeef butter and creamery butter quote changes. Onions sell for seven cents a pound, beets five cents a bunch, and bread price cuts reduce loaves from 15 to 12 cents in Findlay.
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Thursby
Rerlee
Canton
Findlay
Esday
Auto plunge on ferry boat claims four at Hardin Ill
Four people drowned when an automobile slid off a ferry into the Illinois River near Hardin Illinois late at night. The dead include Mr and Mrs Houghtlin and their four year old son Leslie of Ville Indiana and Mrs Houghtlin’s sister Rena Johnson of Los Angeles California. The party had been on a Fourth of July trip.
Weather and local events mix in Ohio note
Weather forecast for Ohio shows fair conditions with warmer temperatures and possible showers by Friday. A separate item mentions Gilliam initiation Friday evening and a Strawberry Festival at Reformed Church with events around 6 pm, plus a kindergarten program.
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Ohio
Red Cross Expands Workroom at Auditorium Site
Canton Red Cross will set a permanent workroom in the Auditorium northeast annex, doubled output with more tables and a knitting machine. Guards will screen entrants, and six women will staff weekly shifts led by Mrs. Helen Saxton Danforth with assistants.
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Canton Red Cross Society
Ambulance Corps No. 4
J. H. Himes
Harris Arcade
Ambulance Corps
Red Cross
W. R. Carrick
Helen Saxton Danforth
Verne Mitchell
Alice Obermeier
Rose King
C. Upham
Hubert Pontius
G. K. Kirseh
Wendell Herbruck
North Carolina youths charged with gambling plead guilty
Six youths from North Carolina appeared before Acting Police Judge Fisher on gambling charges. They pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars plus costs, suspended on good behavior. The spokesman, with a southern drawl, apologized and left the courtroom thanking the judge and officers.
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Fisher
North Carolina
Pontius to Take Judgship Soon
Hubert C. Pontius, named Starkee’s third common pleas judge by Governor Cox, expects to assume office late next week. No formal notice yet, but one is expected shortly. Two judges will try civil and criminal cases with a jury. the third will handle equity without a jury.
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Hubert C. Pontius
Starkee
Common Pleas
Cox
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Judge Day
Klein & Heffelman Ad Promises 47 Cent Sale Friday
Ad notes another 47¢ sale event to save money with genuine bargains. The notice directs readers to page 7 for details and includes a closing sign-off Ady.
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Li Yuan Hung Exiled as Republics Battle in China
Reports from Peking say Li Yuan Hung, former president of China, will be exiled after fleeing to the Japanese legation. A provisional government has been set in Nanking with Baron Feng Kwo Kung as president while fighting grows in the empire and Japan contemplates landing troops to protect its interests.
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Republic Still Fights For Life
Washington dispatches report that Republicanism remains in contention in China with Manchu factions lacking broad support. Northern leaders oppose monarchical restoration while Governor of Nanking pledges loyalty to the republic with 40 000 troops ready to fight, and no disorders reported by the State Department.
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Washington
China
State Department
Nanking
Cleveland Man Seeks Habeas Relief From Sheriff
Charles Verden of Cleveland petitions the supreme court for release on habeas corpus alleging illegal detention by Sheriff Hien ratty.
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Columbus
Charles Verden
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Hienratty
Great Spy Hunt Sways Opinion on Germans in US
Washington reports place every German citizen under surveillance as U S forces land in France. Cabinet debates possible arrests while officials tighten censorship and pursue spy networks. Authorities note women posing as students or social leaders have aided German espionage.
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U. S
France
U.S
Germany
Department of Justice
Wilson
Europe
Switzerland
Hunt Suspect In Search for Leak
New York July 5. Secret service closes in on an alleged German spy linked to the Pershing expedition leak. Investigators traced a guest at a Fifthay hotel with pro German ties and pier access, but the suspect vanished. He had lived near London at the war start and returned with a wireless apparatus.
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New York
Secret Service
Fifthay
London
Pershing
Kerensky Leads Brilliant Russian Drive in Galicia
Dispatches from Petrograd report the brilliant Russian drive in Galicia was led in person by Minister of War Kerensky, a move that sparked patriotic rejoicing across revolutionary Russia.
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Galicia
Russia
Kerensky
Petrograd
Newport painter dies after auto hits him
Samuel H. Patrick sixty four of Newport Kentucky died Wednesday night at Ingleside hospital from internal injuries after being struck Sunday night by an automobile driven by Ralph Riblet son of the citys chief of police Riblet. The driver said umbrellas obscured his view. coroner called accident unavoidable.
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Newport
Ingleside Hospital
Ralph Riblet
Young
First National Bank
Riblet
Douds
Patrick
J. A. Stimler
Tuscarawasst
Lynchay
Driver Cleared in East Greenville Street Tragedy
Coroner Douds on Thursday absolved William Tschantz of Orrville of responsibility for the crash last Saturday on East Greenville street that killed Miss Elizabeth Jones and injured two other women. The finding said Tschantz lost control when he swerved to avoid another car, and he claimed steering gear failure.
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Douds
William Tschantz
Orrville
East Greenville
Elizabeth Jones
Tschantz
Americans Eager For Action After Fourth Of July in France
U S soldiers in American headquarters France after July Fourth celebrate with flags bands and dinners. They display high spirits and readiness to advance drill intensify discipline for expected fighting. German prisoners observe with sullen resentment as Russians advance stirs American eagerness to take offensive action.
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France
U.S
Russians Repel Germs In Brzezany Offensive In Galicia
Terrific fighting around Brzezany in Galicia continues as German and Austro Hungarian forces push to regain ground. Russian war office says all assaults repulsed and that nearly 20 000 prisoners are in Russian hands from the first three days of action.
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Teutons
Talks Peace But Prepares For War
Amsterdam dispatch notes public interest in the Reichstag session likely to address war measures while Germany plans for a possible winter campaign and fears U S entry. Berlin expected to hear Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg speak on peace. Kaiser to Vienna for urgent peace talks, sources say.
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Gereman Ehhancellon
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British Revive Belgian Advance Resumed In Belgium
The War Office announced that British forces in the Molle sector have resumed the Belgian advance. The report notes the action is part of ongoing operations with details continued on page two.
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London
GoeThe
Belgium
War Office
Molle
Used pianos traded in on players at Klein Heffelman Co
Our used piano department offers fine instruments traded in on players. Prices start at $75.00 and vary by model. Abbrev. dealer Klein & Heffelman Co. Adyv.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Adyv
Canton Morris Plan Bank Ad Promises 5 Percent Deposit Interest
Have You Heard Of It The Morris Plan Certificate of Deposit pays 5 percent interest. It’s different and you’ll like the difference It’s safe too Let us tell you about it The Canton Morris Plan Bank.
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Morris Plan
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Advy
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival at Meyers Lake
Community events list two fundraisers at Jack Kowalks Beer Garden and Trinity Reformed Church. Meyers Lake hosts weekly ice cream and strawberry festival Thursdays, while Trinity hosts a Friday event on July 6 to benefit the Kindergarten Piano fund.
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Jack Kowalk
Meyers Lake
Ady
Trinity Reformed Church
Bargain 88 Note Player Piano by Klein & Heffelman Co
Ady Ben Hur Notice Dance and card social Friday evening invites public. Werner's orchestra to entertain at Ady venue with the event promoting a fundraising or social gathering. 23 years to pay option advertised highlighting mahogany case and fine tone.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Ady
Werner
Apollo Player Piano Motor Rewinds Longest Roll Effortlessly
The Apollo Player Piano Motor is praised for perfect balance and smooth operation, able to rewind the longest music roll without using pedals. Klein Hefelman Co. Advertisement describes the feature and appeal.
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Apollo
Klein & Heffelman Co
Ady
Canton Ad Spots Ground Floor Office Space For Rent
307 Tuscara ground floor office space advertised by Canton Letter Shop and Bell 838. 47 cents appears in Friday ad with full details on page 7.
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Klein & Heffelman
Tuscara
Canton Letter Shop
Bell
McCulloch Calls for Food Control and Price Regulation
Congressman Roscoe McCulloch, in Canton during a House recess, urged food control and price regulation for fuel and coal as the nation faces war needs He supported the House food control bill now before the Senate and backed measures to bar food speculators and abolish price fixing He argued supply and demand should determine prices and that illegal speculative practices cause high prices He works with the federal trade commission and other government bodies He plans to return to Washington Monday after visiting Canton this week.
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Roscoe (. McCulloch
Canton
House
Congress
McCulock
Senate
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Food Control
Federal Trade Commission
Congressiman McCulloch
Washington
Three Held as Dip Suspects
Three men detained by police on suspicion of possible pocket picking linked to a police report filed Wednesday. Morgan Williams was arrested at the show grounds after being seen loitering near three homes in the northwest end. F K Sherman and Arthur McMahon were also taken into custody during Independence Day crowds.
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Adam Miller
Show Grounds
F. K. Sherman
Lehniss
Skotnicky and
Biffle
Arthur McMahon
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