Taree Leaders See Victory at Democratic Convention
San Francisco July 5 The McAdoo camp and Palmer Cox factions deploy to win the Democratic National Convention. Leaders expect tough ballots as each candidate fights for the presidency with no clear front runner and rumors of a possible dark horse resurgence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Cox
Palmer
Vance McCormick
A. Mitchell Palmer
International News Service Today
James M. Cox
McAdo
Thomas B. Love
Am Poker
Bie
Wilson
John Davia
Thomas RR. Marshall
Bainbridge Colby
David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
San Francisco
Cal
Palmers
Edore
Convention tactics strain Democratic delegates in 1920 race
Long hours of late night bargaining split Democratic factions as McAdoo Palmer and Cox camps maneuver for the 1920 nomination. Analysts predict possible Palmer McAdoo alliance or a dark horse bid led by John W Davis with Cox strength challenging all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Palmer
McAdoo
Palmer
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Davis
Wilson
Supreme Court of the United States
Cox
Ohio
Ninth Session Opens at Convention Led by Chairman
Joseph T. Robinson presides as 28th ballot for party nominee unfolds with prayer, roll calls by state, candidate presentations, nominating speeches, and balloting ahead of adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conention
Joseph T. Robinson
Quiet Fourth Sees Two Vehicle Accidents in Canton
A quiet Fourth in Canton saw two injuries from autos. A man was struck on Tuscarawas and Elgin by a machine and taken to Aultman Hospital. In Martins Ferry riders Tetty and Salanate were in a taxi when a car rammed them, sustaining injuries and scalp wounds. both were treated at Mercy Hospital.
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Tus
Elgin-ayv
Aultman Hospital
Whitticar
Th-St
Mahoning Rd
Lis Tetty
Nick Inate
Martins Ferry
Tetty
Salanate
Mercy Hospital
J. G. Rence
Alanate
Berger Plant
Erie Train Crashes Into Auto Killing Two Women At Crossing
Two Cleveland women Elizabeth Dusek 40 and Mrs Fibich 23 and Jerrey Fibich three were killed when an Erie passenger train struck an automobile at a railway crossing near Solon, Ohio. Helen Fibich and three others were seriously injured as the car stalled on the tracks and the train bore down.
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Eveland
Solon
Here
Erie
Cleveland
Elizabeth Dusek
Mrs. Fibich
Jerrey
Man Confesses to Series of Burglaries in Police Court
Charles Kennedy, held to the grand jury on a $500 bond after arraignment, confessed Sunday to six burglaries. He admitted stealing $100 worth of goods from a North Canton store and being caught in the act entering Matt Marts grocery in Harrison-ay SW. He also linked to two more southwest end burglaries reported last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kennedy
Swope
North Canton
Matt Marts
Harrison-ay SW
Southwest End
Unsafe Fourth of July Celebrations Cause Accidents
Cleveland reports multiple Fourth of July incidents as residents suffered burns and injuries from contraband fireworks. One woman, Ursula Pokanus, is critical after a must be loaded firework accident. Police detain several individuals for violating the Safe and Sane ordinance as hospitals care for dozens of burn victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ursula Pokanus
Good Whiskey Comin In No Stills to Raid
County officials and prohibition officers report that nine of ten raids last month failed to stop unlawful liquor distilling by foreigners, though two months earlier seven of ten raids succeeded. Officers say whiskey is being transported into Canton and Stark County from Pittsburgh and that demand for raisin jack has fallen.
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Canton
Stark County
Prohibition
Pittsburgh
McCulloch Addresses Unrest and America First Message
Congressman Roscoe C. McCulloch, gubernatorial candidate, speaks at First Christian church to 1800 attendees on America First. He argues the League of Nations cannot solve unrest and promotes loyalty to the Monroe Doctrine and internal spiritual and temporal reforms. He outlines gradual growth of national solutions and heads to Columbiana, East Palestine, Lisbon, and East Liverpool for further stops.
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Roscoe CC. McCulloch
First Christian Church
America First
McCulloch
League of Nations
Washington
Lincoln
P. H. Welshimer
Canton
Columbianaco
East Palestine
Lisbon
East Liverpool
Jeffersonco
Margaret's Noonday Meals at Margaret's Chocolate Shop
Daily noon meals served from 11 to 2 at Margaret's Chocolate Shop located at 216 Market Avenue. Adv listing notes convenient personal service and affordable lunch options.
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Margaret's
Margaret’s Chocolate Shop
Canton Amazon Tire Co. opens tire repair department
The Canton Amazon Tire Co. opens a tire repair department on July 1 under manager W. F. Goffe. Walter Bracey, an expert tire builder with months at the Akron Amazon Tire factory, will oversee the new operation at 326 Tuscarawas St. W.
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Tire Canton
Amazon Tire Co
W. F. Goffe
Walter Bracey
Amazon Tire
Akron
Canton Amazon Tire Co
Tuscarawasst
Adv
Meyers Lake Park Dancing Afternoon and Evening Ad
Local notice promotes Meyers Lake Park dancing events with Macks Popular Players. Advertisement highlights trunk prices ranging from $10 to $25 and up, and Hartmann's Wardrobe Trunks from $39.50 to $150. Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market Ave N advertises trunk sales.
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Hartmann
Arthur's Leather
Meyers Lake Park
Macks
Adv
Arthur's Leather Shop
Marketav N
Moyers Lake Park
Harding Homecoming Welcome Looms in Marion Visit
Senator Warren G. Harding arrives in Marion after a Zanesville departure for a hometown welcome. About 25 000 Ohio and Midwest residents expected to greet him as he delivers his first campaign address from his porch and continues the homebound tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Zanesville
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Chicago
Ohio
Middle West
Harding
Senator Harding
San Francisco
Washington
Cumberlands
Polish forces halt Bolshevik advance near Ukrainian border
Warsaw reports that General Bedenny's first army cavalry infantry and artillery advance has been checked by Polish forces east of the Ukrainian boundary as Poland recognizes the Ukraine. Maj. Cedric Fauntleroy of Chicago named chief of aviation for the Polish second army. Capt Marion Cooper of Jacksonville Fla takes over Kosciuszko squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Mystery death arrest solved in Gabin case
Police announced the arrest of Charles W. Roshore from Corydon Iowa for the murder of Manuel Gabin a wealthy Spanish restaurant owner. Roshore confessed to killing over a business dispute three years earlier and fled with 1140 in cash 2500 in jewelry and a Broadway cabaret actress. They traveled to Atlantic City Philadelphia Chicago Des Moines and Minneapolis before the money ran low and the woman deserted him.
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New York
Manuel Gabin
Charles W. Roshore
Corydon
Iowa
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Knights Templar funeral at Waynesburg for Sir Knight Whitacre
Knights Templar announce funeral services for Sir Knight Richard E Whitacre to be held in Waynesburg Tuesday morning with meeting at temple and officers Don L Johnston and Carl F Spanagel listed. Also advertised are a 1917 Hudson Super Six touring car for sale and Bathing Suits at Arthurs Leather Shop Canton with prices from 1.25 to 12.00.
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Knights Templar
Temple
Richard E. Whitacre
Waynesburg
Don
L. Johnston
Carl F. Spanagel
Ady
Canton
Arthurs Leather Shop
Marketay N
Cox Optimistic As Delegates Gather
DAYTON July 5 Governor James M Cox remained optimistic about the Democratic National Convention outcome. Friends say he has reassuring information from an undisclosed source. A Jefferson couch at home and a Sunday nap are noted as possible mood influences.
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Dayton
James M. Cox
Thomas Jefferson
Churches In Ohio Move Toward Statewide Religious Program
Thirteen denominations in the Ohio federation of churches plan a statewide summer program if members approve. The executive committee led by Dr. W O Thompson, president of Ohio State University, maps a religious survey conference and local county groups will implement programs. The Inter-church movement ends in Ohio with offices to close. Also reported one death from plague and one new case in Vera Cruz during the past 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Churches
Federation
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Interchurch Movement
World Movement
Ohio
Vera Cruz
Knights of Pythias Lily Lodge Page Rank Meeting Notice
Notice that Knights of Pythias Lily Lodge will confer the Page rank Tuesday eve July 6 with installation of officers and jubilee class plans to be announced. Also classified ads for Eastern Shore new potatoes, a 1917 Ford five passenger for 500 dollars, booster circle picnic details, and Marabou Capes with ostrich plumes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Lily Lodge
Geo. Reineck
C. C.—Advy
Wet Spring Cuts Potato Planting in Akron
Officials say continued rains through spring and early summer have halved normal potato planting. With wheat harvest near and much cultivating left, farmers have no time to plant more potatoes. Hay yields are heavy but harvest hindered by rain spoiling much of the cut hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
County Farm Bureau
Grads of General Staff School to Taste War Demonstrations
Graduates of the General Staff school at Fort Leavenworth will participate in practical military demonstrations at Camp Funston Kansas starting today through July 15. The program includes brigade liaison work and solving division level problems with full camp participation.
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Camp Funston
Kan
General Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Local Ad Promotes Fisher’s Walnut Sale
A fragment announces items at Fisher's on Walnut at 2nd NE with prices listed as 1.00 for A C, 9c for Titans, 90c for Champion X, suggesting a general sale event at a neighborhood shop.
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Titans
Fisher's
Walnut
2Nd NE
Ady
Davis Remains in London Amid Democratic Nomination Hopes
London July reports that Ambassador John W. Davis stayed in Britain for the Fourth of July observance. Davis seemed a possible Democratic presidential nominee as speculation tied him to San Francisco balloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John W. Davie
Me Davis
San Francisco
Keights Templar Notice From Waynesburg Meeting
A Waynesburg Templar meeting announced for Tuesday morning at 9. The notice lists Bir Knleht Richard ki Whit acre and Dog lL. Johnston as commander and recorder-adj, with Carl F. Spanagel noted in the text.
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Templar
Temple
Bir
Richard Ki
Whitacre
Waynesburg
Dog Ll. Johnston
Carl F. Spanagel
Ady
Grand Restaurant and Auto Deals Ad Block
An advertisement notes a special Sunday dinner at Grand Restaurant located at 18 Market Ave B near McKinley Hotel Bidg. It also promotes a Chevrolet Baby Grand piano in first close condition for $600 from The Auto Exchange at 226 Best BIS in the church district. Open evenings.
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McKinley Hotel
Auto Exchange
vAdy
Standing Of Three Leading Candidates
The record lists Cox McAdoo and Palme as top contenders with ballot tallies and percentages across multiple precincts or counts. It shows varying support figures and rankings, including references to specific orderings and district codes.
Canton Keeps Six Cent Fare Amid Car Turnover
The six cent fare took effect Sunday causing brief confusion as five new Peter Witt streetcars began service on the Mahoning road line. Frank Conklin, division superintendent of the N. O. T., said riders accepted the fare without complaint and that the new cars would remain on the Mahoning road NE line, the system's busiest. Penny shortages followed, with Akron sending 30 000 pennies to Canton to relieve the shortage. Traffic was heavy across lines, especially Meyers Lake system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conklin
Canton
Peter Witt
Mahoning Rd NE
Conklin
Akron
N O T Rejected Akron Offer Spark City Street Car Strike
Akron officials report strike breakers will not be brought to end the street car walkout set for 3 o clock Tuesday morning. N O T & L Co. says negotiations with the public utilities committee have failed after rejecting the committee latest proposal. If enough workers refuse to stay on, cars may stay in the barn.
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Akron
A. C. Blinn
Ling
Public Utilities Committee
Blinn
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First Christian Church Congregation
Col. K. A. Deeds
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