British Dirigible R-34 To Attempt Return To Britain
MINEOLA L I July 7 The British dirigible R-34 twenty feet long ten feet wide torn in nose by gale and crew. Brigadier General I Bb Chariton says R-34 plans a morning return flight if conditions allow with a York City circle. Four hundred men aided mooring as fabric rent and gondolas torn. H. Scott commander says they will depart at earliest possible time tomorrow.
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Hargraves
Mineola
L. LI
Tomor
Neral I. Bb. Chariton
Ciritish
Air Ministry
Atshington
York City
Chariton
Pineola
L. L
Canton Massillon traction fight heads to court
Stark County commissioners order Walter Bull to draft a resolution demanding the North Ohio Traction discontinue Canton to Massillon service within ten days and remove tracks in thirty. They prepare an ouster suit to be filed in the state supreme court if the N O T does not comply within 30 days.
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N. O.T
Canton-Massillon
Walter S. Bull
Traction Company
Supreme Court
Ruff
Hiinn
Minn
Anid
Army truck train to Canton on 3000 mile coast to coast run
The first transcontinental Army truck journey left the White House grounds on Monday May Fifth for a 3000 mile trip to Canton. The motorized convoy, the heaviest ever assembled with 200 officers and men under Colonel A. Ingram, was reviewed by War Secretary Baker and top generals before departing. Stops include Baltimore Gettysburg Pittsburgh Canton Fort Wayne and Omaha among others.
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White House
Ashington
Francisco
Canton
Secreot War
Weather forecast summary for Obie and Wesday
Fair and moderate tonight and tomorrow with daytime temperatures around 65 degrees. The coolest place in town is The Hoth and Hug's Square store, where residents may seek shade or shelter during hotter periods.
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He Hoth
City faces street car strike with calls for action
The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce met with Paul Feiss to pressure a resolution to the street car strike that has halted traffic. Mayor Davis was asked to summon a special session and court action may follow if the stalemate continues, with mandamus or receivership options on the table. Six hundred strikebreakers are reportedly available from other cities, and no cars were to run today.
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Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Feiss
Stanley
Cleveland Railway Company
Davis
Dennison Avenue
Branley
Cleveland Strike Among Public Utilities Challenged by Stockholders
Cleveland's street car strike is described as a stockholders' strike in public utilities. President Stanley says money will not work at six percent and seeks higher terms. The company demands a one percent dividend boost.
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Cleveland
Stanley
Mayor's refusal sparks streetcar disorder and injuries
Disorder erupted after Mayor Davis refused to assign two policemen to each car run. Attempts to operate a limited service left six injured and eight arrested. Cars were stoned, switches spiked, power lines pulled down, tracks greased, and feed wires short circuited. Union pickets blocked all car barns. operation halted at noon.
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Davis
Gambling and Vice Report Shocks Canton Officials
A typed police report found on the sergeant's desk in Canton alleges gambling dens and eight "places of easy virtue" profiting commercially on a known street. Police Chief Riblet said the reports came from outside sources amid the mayor being out of town.
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Canton
Poorman
Eemc
Eemc Purity. the Headquarter
Savannahan
Riblet
Canton Plans Private Blimp Route to Cleveland
Canton progresses with a private dirigible passenger service to Cleveland using the A-4 or similar airship. The route could start with a downtown landing atop a building and may extend to Columbus Cincinnati Mansfi eld or Akron. Travel time is projected under two hours with moderate costs and rising Cantonians interest. Local reports say details on start date and landing site will be announced soon.
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Canton
Cleveland
L. E. Double
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Akron
Mutual Life official moves office to 314 McKinley NW
Notice that A HMuberty Special Representative of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York has changed his office to 314 McKinley NW. Telephone numbers Bell 1415 State 125 and 3197 L. Adv.
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R. A. Hmuberty
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
N. Y
McKinley
Bell
Arthur's Leather Shop Ad Seeks Bargains for Ladies Bags
Ladies shopping bags and imported French beaded bags offered at wholesale prices. Canteen bags and novelty purses displayed. Thousands of items priced from 1 to 15 dollars and up. Ad for Arthur's Leather Shop.
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Arthur's Leather Shop
Emil J. Kauffmann Moves to 3201 Cherry Ave NE
Notice records Emil J. Kauffmann relocating to 3201 Cherry Ave NE. The entry notes a state telephone listing 306. Also mentions a soda advertisement for the Dell in Roth and Hugs Square store.
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Emil J. Kauffmann
Cherry-av NE
Delicious Soda
Dell
Roth & Hugs Square
Adv
World at Home Shows Open This Week at Tigers Grounds
Northeast show grounds on Mahoning road hosts World at Home Shows all week under the auspices of the Tigers with autos featured by Ady among the exhibits.
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The
Tigers
Northeast
Mahoning-rd
Ady
Northeast Show Grounds
Mahoning Rd
Cara
Open Meeting for Local 141 Members Proclaimed
Wanted non union stationary hoisting steam shovel engineers school janitors and firemen to attend an open meeting of Local 141 R U of B and O E next Wednesday evening July 9 matters of personal interest will be discussed Advo Trunks Bert values in the city at 16 12 15 18 25 and up Largest assortment in Canton We will save you money here Arthur's leather shop Adv
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Advo
Canton
Arthur's
Special Communication at Canton Lodge Tuesday July 8
A special communication of Canton Lodge will be held Tuesday evening July 8 at 6 30 o'clock. E A degree will be conferred. C C Aker W M C E B Norris Secretary.
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Canton Lodge
C. C. Aker
W. M
C. EB. Norris
Seel'y
President Wilson Nears Message on Paris Peace Terms
President Wilson completes his speech to Congress outlining the Paris peace terms and the economic factors for American business. He notes guarantees of permanent peace and the blockade's role in enforcing Versailles terms as the George Washington sails home with Margaret Wilson entertaining troops aboard.
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United Press
U.S. S. George Washington
Wilson
Congress
Paris
Germany
Versailles
Peace Commission
George Washington
Margaret Wilson
Rresident
Mra. Wilson
Ice cream prices rise in Canton amid milk sugar cost surges
Canton ice cream makers raise wholesale costs driven by milk and sugar increases. Retail price jumps to 65 cents per quart with Noaker and Sanitary Milk Co. adopting higher pricing as Cleveland and Akron rates differ. Milk remains at 13 cents per quart for now amid continued price pressures.
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Canton
Noaker Ice Cream Co
Sanitary Milk Co
John Schubach
Banuary Mi'& Co
Cleveland
Akron
J. J. Noaker
Schubach
Canton 308th Engineers Return in Small Groups
Disappointed locals learn the 308th Engineers arrive home in dribs of a few men at a time from Camp Sherman. About three score Canton men remain, expected home by Monday night as discharge continues, the unit once nicknamed the lost regiment. Arrival today indicated a large contingent would reach Canton at 6 18 pm via the Pennsylvania lines from Columbus.
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308Th Engineers
Camp Sherman
Engineers
Camp Headquarters
Lord Division
France
Germany
War Department
Roscoe CC. McCulloch
Canton
Baker
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Corporal Norman Miday Returns From France
Corporal Norman T. Miday, son of Frank J. Miday of Georgetowa Road, is discharged at Camp Sherman and has arrived home after one year of active service with the 368th Motor Supply Train in France. He enlisted in October 1917.
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Norman T. Miday
Frank J. Miday
Georgetoward
Camp Sherman
368Th
France
Policeman Hurt as Cycle Skids in Canton Crash
Canton police officer John Skotnicky suffered severe leg injuries when a motorcycle skidded after alleged failure of a motorist to signal a turn. He was taken to Ingleside Hospital for X rays to determine possible fracture. George Lost is held for investigation on traffic violations. The collision occurred at Tuscaraveni and Lawnavy streets.
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John Skotnicky
Canton Police Force
Ingleside Hospital
George
Michael P SW
Rost
Bkotnicky
Iie
Ingleside Hoapital
T. H. Howells
Tuscaranesst W
Lawnavy
Margaret's Chocolate Shop Ad Promises Slightly Better Taste
A daily advertisement claims Margaret's Chocolate Shop offers “Just a Little Better” products. The friendly copy highlights consistent service and everyday treats at the storefront.
Special meeting announced for tonight at Moose Hall
A brief notice invites attendees to a special meeting this evening at Moose Hall on the ground floor near Mahoning Road at the Adv. show grounds. Cara is listed as contact.
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Moose Hall
Ind
Captain James Wallace Camp Meeting Notice
Captain James Wallace Camp Sons of Veterans will meet in G A R hall Monday evening at 7 20. R E Chamberlin Commander Adv.
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James Wallace Camp
Sons of Veterans
G. A. RB. Hall
R. E. Chamberlin
Grocers Wanted At Moose Hall Meeting Tonight
Local notice advertises an emergency gathering for grocers at Moose Hall tonight at p.m. The ad mentions a noon lunch for 10 cents in the Dell at Roth & Hug's Square store and references a Quick tee a AAW.
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Roth & Hug
Massillon youth killed by Pennsylvania train near Carnahanay
Ferney Hopes eighteen year old deaf son of Mrs Mary Hopes of Massillon was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania train while walking from Massillon toward Youngstown. He had recently returned from a mute school in Columbus and wandered about nine miles to Carnahanay before the accident. He died at Mercy hospital after the ambulance transported him from the scene. Survived by mother, a brother Myron of Massillon, and a sister Gladys of Youngstown.
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Massillon
Youngstown
Ferney Hopes
Mary Hopes
Carnahaway
Columbus
Carnahanay
Spiker
Mercy
Myron
Mansision
Gladys
Woman Sues Over Wrongful Jail Time for Infant Charge
A woman files suit for 1575 dollars alleging wrongful detention after Conecetti Blancli was arrested with her six month old baby on a disturbing the peace claim. She says she was humiliated when the charge proved innocent and was acquitted on Monday. Frank N. Bewitzer represents her.
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Jaspere
Mary Polis
Conecetti Blancli
Babe
Mary
Jaspere Polis
Frank N. Bewitzer
Margaret's Chocolate Shop Ad Phrase
Ad fragment offers everyday opening at 11 Ul 2 and a slogan Just a little better Matthew retail cue referencing Margaret's Chocolate Shop.
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Margaret’s Chocolate Shop
Dentist Jr. Shapley Moves to NW Corner of Tusc and Walnut
Jr. Shapley, a dentist, is now permanently located at the northwest corner of Tuscarora Street and Walnut Avenue NE, signaling a new practice address for patients and local residents.
We Pay 5 Percent You should be one of our depositors
An advertisement from The Canton Morris Flas Bank invites readers to become depositors offering five percent interest as a promotional rate. The ad urges readers to invest with the bank.
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Canton Morrs Flas Bank
Adv
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Canton Rom Capitol
Atlantic
U. S
Underwood & Underwood
Savannah-Av
Here
By Lowell Mellett
New York
Ambrose Channel
Army Information Bureau
Hoboken
Noaker and Sanitary
Corporal Miday
Skotnickey
Margaret's
Som of Veterans
Fernley
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