Quarrel Over Real Estate Ends in Canton Killing
George Lubusick, 34, an Austrian, was killed in a Canton area home after a dispute over a farm trade with Leo Gurgich of near East Sparta. Gurgich fled the scene. detectives searched local farms while witnesses and associates provided accounts of the confrontation and stabbing. The case ties to a recently raided farm and suspected liquor operation.
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George Lubusick
Leourgich
Near East Sparta
Armer
Eastview
Gurgich
Olice
Ubusick
Lubusick
Milo Cathon
Peration
East Sparta
Subusick
Miller-Blanchet
Funeral Home Market
T. C. McQuate
Raid Finds 14 Gallon Still and Mash on Farm
Sheriff Cathon and Deputy Gile seized a 14 gallon still in a cave on the Samuel Silagg farm near Pleiton late Monday night. Officers confiscated several barrels of prun mash and raisins with a pint of raisin jack. Worker Charles Kudsa was arrested. owners claimed no ownership of the still.
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Cathon
Gilen
Samuel Silagg
Charles Kudsa
Weather forecast and park event notes for Ohio
Foreast shows showers tonight and Wednesday across Ohio with temperatures from 64 to 88 degrees. Meyers Lake Park hosts dancing afternoon and evening as popular players attract attendees in the region.
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Meyers Lake Park
Acke
Ady
Macks
Adv
Love Affairs Of Wanderer Probed By Police
Chicago July 13. Police investigate the confessed murder of Lieut. Carl Wanderer’s eight month wife and unborn child. Miss Julia Schmitt, 17, linked to an alleged affair, is cleared of connection. Wanderer repeats he told all reading his Bible as he explains faked a robbery and shot his wife.
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Chicago
lLove
Carl Wanderer
Julia Schmitt
Wanderer
Sion
Press Boys Boomed Cox Press Boys Boomed Cox
In Columbus on January 8 1917 Governor Cox was celebrated at a press smoker after his inauguration. Newspaper men staged a skit with him as a golfer aiming for another term, a joke on presidential timber. He avoided remarks about the White House ambitions.
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Columbus
Cox
Ohio
Memorial Hall
Elk’s Club
Whitehouse
Washington
White House
Man from Rochester shoots three in Worcester trip then kills self
James W. Ryce of Rochester New York shot Harold P. Joyce of Boston in the cheek and tried to kill Abraham Smith during a Boston to Worcester trip. After stopping on Main Street Ryce killed himself, dying instantly, following a dispute over payment.
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Worcester
Mass
James W. Ryce
Rochester
N. Y
Boston
Harold P. Joyce
Abraham Smith
Ryce
Hartford
Smith
Mainst
Joyce
Three Speeding Autoists Fined in Tuesday Bowan Case
Three drivers J. M. Rose Ross Mangus and H. W. Mansfield were charged with speeding and fined 15 dollars plus costs after arraignment Tuesday before Police Judge Bowman.
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Tuesday Breeze
Bowman
J. M. Rose
Ross Mangus
H. W. Mansfield
Electricians union meeting at Market Ave venue
All union and nonunion electricians attend an open meeting at 115 Market Ave on Friday July 16. The ad promises good speakers and plenty of smokes. Charter open for 5 dollars.
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All Union and Nonunion Electricians
Mt Marie Lawn Fete and Bazaar Set for July 16
Adyv announces a community lawn fete and bazar at Mt Marie with admission and stalls. Event highlights include local vendors and activities for families, aiming to raise funds for neighborhood projects.
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Mt. Marie Lawn Fete
Massillon Council Approves Eight-Cent Streetcar Fare
Massillon city council approved a franchise ordinance allowing Northern Ohio Traction Co. to charge eight cents per ride with a four for twenty five cent ticket option. The fare takes effect July 27, while operation expands to eight cars by July 15. Current schedule upgrades cut headways to every seven and a half minutes. The council also authorized a deficiency bond issue of 92133 to cover remaining yearly expenses.
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Massillon City Council
Northern Ohio Traction Co
Traction Company
Massillon
Rebels Overthrow Bolivia President
Santiago Chile July 13 Bolivian government overthrown by revolutionists Saavedra assumed provisional presidency dispatches from La Paz said government forces joined the revolt. Troops from many cities moved toward La Paz to join the movement and Gutierrez-Guerra and his cabinet fled La Paz. Counter revolution believed to begin immediately.
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Santiago
Chile
Saavedra
Lapaz
Viacha
Moore Denies Illness Reports Amid Health Rumors
Ed H. Moore national committeeman from Ohio and Cox campaign manager said he has been slightly under the weather and troubled by insomnia for a couple of days but denied a nervous breakdown or hospital treatment. He appeared in good health at his San Francisco hotel.
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San Francisco
Ed H. Moore
Ohio
Cox
Moore
Robinson charged with reckless driving in city collision
H. T. Robinson was arrested Tuesday on reckless driving charges after his car allegedly collided with a vehicle driven by Robert Laskinski at Faltoard and Fifth NW. The impact threw the Laskinski infant daughter from the car. the child was not seriously injured.
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H. T. Robinson
Ritchey
Robert Laskinski
Faltoard
Fifth-st NW
Committee Hears Protest on Franchise Ordinance
Central Labor Union members appeared Monday evening before the Public Utilities Committee to object to the council action granting N O T permission to charge six cents on Canton lines. W T Kirk noted the grievances were personal and that the committee would press to repass the ordinance next Monday.
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Central Labor Union
Council Public Utilities Committee
Council
Canton
W. T. Kirk
Kirk
Bryan Av
Public Utilities Committee
Coffee House Law Up Again As Council Meets
The ordinance committee plans a special session at 7 30 Thursday to hear objections from coffee house proprietors. They seek Sunday afternoon openings and card playing privileges while a prior strict ordinance remains under challenge in common pleas court. The panel also weighs Yellow Cab Co parking two cabs at First National Bank for 109 dollars per cab.
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Council
W. T. Kirk
Common Pleas Court
Yellow Cab Co
First National Bank
Will Bequest From Car Engineer In Wreck
Cincinnati July 13 Frank Meyers 44 Covington Ky railroad engineer died two hours after his engine plunged through a bridge and wrecked on a siding rescuers freed him and he wrote a will stating he left all to his wife while pinned under the wreckage. Attorneys say the will is valid.
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Cincinnati
Frank Meyers
Covington
Atorneys
Ohio fair price list gains merchant support in Canton
Canton merchants approve the Ohio Fair Price list set by Commissioner Pfeiffer arguing most profits align with the 25 to 45 percent ranges based on selling price. They note minor losses on children and women’s cotton hose and bread sugar items while pledging full cooperation with the commission.
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Ohio
Pfeiffer
Canton
Canton Retail Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Fair Price Commission
Fair Price Commission
J. £. Sell
R. Zollinger
J. H. Kenny
C. N. Vicary
Columbus
Ohio State Fair Price Commission
John Pfeiffer
J. A. Kress
Progressive Grocers’ Association
Kress
Fair Price Commissioner
Canton Real Estate Board Annual Outing Planned
The Canton Real Estate Board to hold its annual outing at Springfield Lake on Tuesday July 20. Real estate men from Wooster Alliance and Massillon boards will join Canton members for a day of games races contests and a chicken dinner at the hotel with dancing in the evening. J M Bergold chairs the organizing committee.
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Canton Real Estate Board
Springfield Lake
Board of Wooster
Alliance and
Massillon
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Wooster
Alliance
J. M. Bergold
Busy day at street markets with bumper wholesale sales
Tuesday morning’s wholesale street markets near the City Auditorium sold more than a dozen truckloads of vegetables and fruits. Weather slighted disrupted earlier, but a wide variety including cherries berries beans peas beets cabbage arrived from surrounding regions and nearly everything sold within an hour.
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E City Auditorium
Defense Lines Banks Subscribe A Defense Fund
Heavy fighting continues along the northern Russo-Polish line as Polish troops retreat to prepared positions and destroy communications. Warsaw reports 300 new enlistments including lawmakers and clergy. Warsaw banks subscribe 60 million marks to defense. Moscow claims Minsk fallen. Warsaw denies and says Vilna held. Three major battles rage near Polotsk Orsha and Borisov as Russians advance toward the old Hindenberg line.
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London
Warsaw
Hhe
Swienciany
Wrzywice
Plisa
Christiana
Moscow
Red
Minsk
Molodechina
Swieneseny
the Times
Vilna
Berlin
Polotsk
Orsha
Borisov
Poland
Russia
Disappearance of Freida Wolff From Nieuw Amsterdam
Hoboken authorities probe the vanishing of 27 year old Freida Wolff, an American aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam on arrival. She went ashore in Germany before the outbreak of war and is feared to have fallen overboard or been harmed. No witnesses recall her leaving the liner. Relatives fear foul play.
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Hoboken
Freida Wolff
Nieuw Amsterdam
Miss Wolff
Germany
Hoodby
Bolshevik Mobilization Threatens Polish Front in Eastern War
London dispatches report Lithuanian troops mobilizing under an agreement with the Soviet government as Russians claim two key fortresses Molodetchno and Sventsiany have fallen. Polish lines stretch from Minsk to the Roumanian frontier as Brusiloff is said replaced by the 27 year old Comrade Tougachewski.
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London
Lithuania
Kovno
Molodetchno
Sventsiany
Brest-Litovsk
Brest Litovsk
Warsaw
Dvinak
Sventsiany Vileika
Minsk
Bobrubsk
Beresina
Ovrutsk
Snary
Royno
Ostrog
Proskirev
Roumanian
Brusiloff
Tougachewski
Denikin
Kolchak
Daily News Classified Opportunities Offer Value
Read the Want ads daily to find chances for a better job servant home car land sale or business partner. Advertise your needs and use the 3600 number to connect with opportunities today.
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Margaret Chocolate Shop
Market
Av S
The
Daily News
Canton Automobile Club Seeks Street Repairs Funded by Tag Money
The Canton Automobile Club proposes repairing streets with half of the city’s tag sale proceeds. Secretary C W Flory says about 50 000 dollars is expected for maintenance from roughly 150 000 dollars collected. The club notes it has supplied free labor for tag sales and will propose concrete road fixes including Twelfth NW and Sixth SW.Details also mention traffic ordinances and detour signs to be distributed and erected.
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Canton
Canton Automobile Club
C. W. Flory
Cleveland-aw
Market-aw
Automobile Club
Flory
Tuscarawas St
Bellfloweray
Tuscarawas-st
La Follette 10 named nominee of radical party
Chicago July 13 delegates of the committee of 48 urged amalgamation with the labor party and set 2 pm for a joint conference at Carmens hall. Senator Robert M LaFollette of Wisconsin appeared likely to be the third party nominee, with Henry Ford as possible if drafted, though Ford had given no direct reply.
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LA Follette
Radical Party
Chicago
Committee of 48
Labor Party
Carmen’s Hall
Forty-Eighters
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Kenry Ford
Third Party Formed After Buttoned-Up Deal
In Chicago on July 13, leaders of the committee of 48 and the American Labor party announced an agreement to form a new political party. James McGill quipped that the baby is born and it isn’t twins, signaling a unification rather than a split. The remark capped a tense meeting ending fears of division.
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Chicago
Committee of 48
American Labor Party
James McGill
Ford's secretary discusses candidate and party dynamics
The text notes Charles H. Tloffman of Michigan relayed Ford's position that he is not a candidate yet would accept if nominated as a public duty. Senator LaFollette appears secure if major conventions align, with potential coalitions among 48 committee and labor party and other groups.
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Charles H.tloffman
Michigan
Ford
LaFollette
Committee of 48
Labor Party
Non-Partisan
League
American Constitutional Party
Single Tax Party
American Party of Texas
World War Veterans, Private Soldiers’ and Sailors’ League
Platform To Meet Extremists Views at Labor Party Convention
Chicago July 13 A labor party platform to meet liberal demands will be submitted for adoption whether or not the party merges with the committee of forty eight and allied groups. Labor leaders insist on preserving principles and refusing concessions. The platform draft calls for public ownership and democratic control of railroads utilities and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Church
U. N.S
Chicago
Labor Party
Committee of Forty Eight
John H. Walker
Stark County Lawyers Frolic at Lake
Stark co lawyers plan a lake frolic Thursday with a 9 a.m. meet in front of the courthouse followed by driving to the lake for dinner boating and a baseball game between married and single members. Walter Ruff Niles Sponseller and William B. Quinn oversee the arrangements.
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Congress Lake
Stark Co
Court House
Walter Ruff
Niles Sponseller
William B. Quinn
Truck and train collide in Dayton. one man killed
A McCook Field army motor truck and a B and O passenger train collided in North Dayton late yesterday. One man named Mike Stasho was killed instantly while others jumped to safety.
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Dayton
McCook Field
Mike Stasho
Knights of Pythias to Confer Knight Rank Wednesday
Canton Lodge 589 Knights of Pythias announces the Knight rank ceremony Wednesday evening. All visiting brothers welcome. Harry A. Wise C. C. Advy.
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Canton Lodge
P. Canton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Harry A. Wise
C. C.—Advy
Macks Popular Players Traveling Bags Sale Adv
Adv announces traveling bags and suit cases on sale at Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Magnetav N. Prices listed from 2.75 to 256 and up with savings advertised.
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Pat Arthur
Magnetav N
Evangelist to Speak at Free Methodist Church Tonight
Hear Rev EF Shelhamer evangelist tonight at the Free Methodist Church with Rev EF Linchcome as song leader for the Holiness Association gathering.
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FE. Shelhamer
The
Free Methodist Church
EF. Linchcome
Cunt Holiness Associa
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Joe Spence
Steve Smith
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Gurgitch
Frank Eluroski
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Sam Meyers
Sandyville
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Jorge Lubusick
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Stark Lawyers
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