Fuller charged with murder after Bolivar cock fight
Peter Fuller, once jailed for chicken fighting, was re arrested and charged with murder in the death of Joe Thorley at a Bolivar area cock fight. The event drew 75 spectators as a post bout brawl left Megs Khri Maybie with a broken jaw and missing teeth.
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Peter Fullmer
Joe Thorley
Bolivar
Pullmer
Thorley
Milo Cathon
Desan
Magbie
Chandler Salmons
Six Killed and Forty-Eight Hurt in Missouri Pacifi c Wreck
A head on collision near Kansas City between Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 11 and a freight train left six dead and 48 injured. Eighteen injured were hospitalized. Officials suspect a misunderstanding in train orders. coroner Dr. Chett McDonald opened an investigation.
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Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Chett McDonald
Two Injured In Eden Park Car Crash In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on July 13 Ethel Greer aged 22 and Earl Portner aged 20 were rushed to city hospital in critical condition after a car carrying two other couples crashed into a stone abutment. Both suffered possible skull fractures and internal injuries. The four other occupants were detained by police.
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Cincinnati
Ethel Greer
Earl] Portner
City Hospital
Eden Park
Weather Outlook For Ohio With Seasonal Shifts
The forecast covers Ohio with cooler conditions inland tonight and in the extreme southeast, rising temperatures Friday in the north. Ad text lists appliances and prices, then promotes free baby photograph offer at Courtney's Studio after opening a $1 savings account at The First Trust & Savings Bank, plus a baby book.
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Ohio
Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Price of Milk Won’t Jump Here
The one cent rise in milk prices taking effect Sunday in Cleveland will not affect Canton consumers. John Schubach of the Sanitary Milk Co says prices are satisfactorily arranged with county producers and no summer increase is needed. fall pricing remains undetermined.
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Cleveland
Canton
John Schubach
Sanitary Milk Co
Schubach
Local strikers get jail terms in city court
In the first prosecutions for railroad strike disorders, Criminal Judge Bowman sentenced striker John Roody to 80 days in the workhouse plus a $25 fine after he assaulted a nonparticipant at a Pennsylvania shop. Additional cases involved strikes and assault with Knell receiving prison time, while others remain unnamed.
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Bowman
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Roody
Charles Martin
Pennsylvania
Roody
Samuel Gompers
Canton
Martin
Cr. G. Kneif
John Doe
Kneif
Doe
Knell
Miners Reject President Offer in Coal Strike Talks
Union leaders forecast the anthracite miners will reject the White House settlement plan seen as blanket arbitration. They insist on rights including check off and collective bargaining and will seek full details on the commission empowered to settle the dispute. Davis counters critics over government role amid stock surplus and no famine.
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Washington
White House
Davis
Thomas D. Mullins
Pittsburgh
Fourteen Killed as Cairo Mosque Roof Collapses
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Cairo reports fourteen people killed and more than twenty injured when the roof of the Alleleuia Mosque in Cairo collapsed during prayers.
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Cairo
London
Boy Jumps Into Locomotive's Path
Calvin Fuschi, son of a former army major living in Chicago, was killed at Ian's crossing of the Pennsylvania railroad near Gwentico camp on the Little Miami river. He leaped from a lumber wagon into a passenger train, intending to clear the tracks. the wagon was sideswiped but the wagon occupants escaped injury.
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Cincinnati
Calvin Fuschi
Chicago
Ian
Pennsylvania
Gwentico Camp
Little Miami River
Hallmark Store Promotes Vision Health and Nerve Wellness
Walter H. Double advertises a store at 123-125 Tuscat E providing better vision and nerve health products. The ad emphasizes improved eyesight and overall wellness.
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Walter H. Double
Tuscat
Union Men Mum On Disorder Report
The strike publicity committee offered no comment on Wednesday night disorders noting reports were not substantial enough for a statement. They said no new details on the strike are available beyond that the strikers remain at the ground won with the walkout beginning July 1.
Two Injured by Autos in Canton Wednesday
Two people were injured in auto accidents in Canton on Wednesday between 5 and 5 30 p m Mrs Fern Wilson 1609 Greenfield Ave SW was severely hurt when struck near her home and was moved to Aultman annex Alvin Maurer 29 Hartville was injured when his car collided with a cement truck at Market Ave N and Middlebranch Rd and taken to Mercy hospital He lives on R D No 1 Hartville and was returning from Canton The truck belonged to Garaux Bros and was en route from Diamond Portland Cement Co to Canton Both machines were pushed into a ditch Maurer had severe head and chest bruises and his car was badly damaged
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Canton
Fern Wilson
Greenfield
Aultman Annex
Alvin Maurer
Hartville
Marketay N
Middlebranch Rd
Mercy Hospital
Maurer
Garaux Bros
Diamond-Portland Cement Co
Arnold
Wilson
Brotherhoods Deny Political Endorsements in Columbus
In Columbus on July 13 the executive committee of the Big Four railroad brotherhoods denied endorsing any candidate for governor. The statement lists the following unions: Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Order of Railway Conductors, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. Also notes printing by De Vinne Press. Ad: Pay checks for last half of June to W and L E employes. Delivery Friday July 14 at Brewster depot 9 am Navarre 10:15 am Massillon 11:30 am Canton 2:15 pm.
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Columbus
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Roundhouse
Brewster
Navarre
Massillon
Canton
Pp. m
Baby Savings Ad Promotes First Trust Silver Bank
An advertisement invites opening a Baby’s Savings account with at least one dollar at The First Trust and Savings bank. It offers a silver plated bank for the child’s savings and presents the program as a family-friendly feature.
Russian Parley Discontinued at International Conference
The main subcommittee of the International conference on reconstruction of Russia adopted a resolution to discontinue all further deliberations. Free admission to Canton Exposition tonight referenced in local advertisement. Also mentions Mahoning and 11th streets with piano rolls special.
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the Hague
International Conference On Reconstruction of Russia
Mahoning-rol and
11Th-St NE
Adyv
Canton Exposition
Mahoning-rd
Canton May Seek Appraisal Of Bell Holdings
Canton officials said the city may appropriate funds to hire two engineers to appraise Ohio Bell and ONMO State Telephone holdings. The goal is to assess value ahead of the July 27 hearing, strengthening a protest to the proposed rate schedule after merger plans.
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Canton
Ohio Bell
ONMO
Bell Company
Telephone Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Witboui M
Tutt
Massillon
Public Utilities Commission
Washington reels as rail strike looms and peace plan stalls
Washington officials warned the rail strike was worsening with a wholesale tie up of transportation near. Labor leaders blamed carriers while Harding faced a choice between backing the railway labor board or endorsing a joint conference with workers and executives.
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Harding
Washington
Railway Labor Board
War Department
Post Office Department
Body of Homer Carnes Recovered After Drowning
Homer Carnes twenty six of Troypl NW drowned in Big Sandy creek near Bolivar while trying to save companion William E. Brown who also died. Both men, employed by Sumner Creamery Co., swam with four colleagues. a truck towed to the site caught fire and burned as rescue efforts followed. Brown’s body was found the following day.
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Homer Carnes
Troypl
Big Sandy Creek
Bolivar
Canton
Carnes
William E. Brown
Cherry Av
Old State Dam
Sumner Creamery Co
Brown
Drowns in Ohio River near Yorkville
Charles Ferguson 17 adopted son of Marshal John Ferguson drowned last night after leaping from a skiff to recover oars. Wind pushed the skiff away, he could not reach it and sank while swimming toward an island where he and a companion had bathed. Adv sections follow with local ads and notices.
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Oio River
Yorkville
Charles Ferguson
Marshal John Ferguson
Ohio River
New Wheat Arrives as Local Markets Expect Large Crop
New wheat enters local rain markets Thursday with expectations of a sizable forthcoming supply. All grades fetch lower prices than old wheat, with a three cent drop on old quotes. Starkco farmers report rust but the crop is expected to exceed recent years. No 1 grade at 1.04, No 2 at 1.00, No 3 at .99. old prices cut to 1.05, 1.02, and .98 respectively.
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Starkco
Bottle Blowers Convention Set For Zanesville Area
Zanesville and Atlantic City vie to host next year’s National Bottle Blowers convention meeting in Bellaire Ohio. The convention adopted resolutions urging old age pensions and less drastic prohibition laws. Advertisements note ladies accessories and clothing on sale at Arthur’s 204 MitN with prices and promotions for swimsuits and woolen goods. Cleveland return trips offered by W L EB each weekend with fixed fare.
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WANT
Bellaire
Zanesville
Atlantic City
National
Striking rail workers challenge labor board ruling
The executive council of the shopcrafts unions lodged grievances with President Harding in Chicago, accusing the railroad board of partiality and alleging law violations by carriers. They threaten continued interruptions to commerce and mail unless a just settlement is reached, arguing wages are below living standards and noting Judge Page's advisory stance on board decisions.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Harding
Tn S
Railway Labor Board
Page
Labor Board
Violent Storm Strikes Canton Damages Home and Wrecks Wires
A Canton storm knocked down lines and uprooted about a dozen trees in the afternoon. Lightning struck the residence of L P Boeringer at 1015 22nd Street NW damaging the chimney and eaves. Firefighters and street workers moved debris and cleared fallen trees blocking streets.
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Canton
L. FP. Boeringer
22Nd St
Breathing Machine For Public Use At Ohio Bell Office
The breathing machine recently acquired by The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. will be kept at the Tusenawayse street office formerly occupied by The Ohio State Telephone Co., Manager Norris announced Thursday. The machine is for public use in case of accident and may be obtained by calling Bell 1000 or State 400.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio State Telephone Co
Norris
Bell 1000
State 400
Kenny's Piano Dept Ad Offers 4 for $1 Rolls
Friday and Saturday sale at Kenny's Piano Department features all new rolls four for one dollar with free admission to Canton Exportation tonight at Mahoning Road and Lith. NEL-Adn.
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Kenny’s Piano Dept
Kenny's
Canton
Mahoning-rd Ang
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Carpenter
Gelden, Hall, McCray
Alaska
Quality Hardware Co
Boy
Locomotive
McCormick
Charles BR. Counselman
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
John D. Rockefeller
Counselman
Hyannisport
Mass
Ganna Walska
Alexander Smith Cochran
Yonkers
N.Y
New York
Bronx
Santini
Daisy Leroy
Mani
Daddy Santini
Pretty Daisy
Mother Santini
John McTaggart
Ma Santini
Bean
Daisy
Canton Exposi
Tiar-Ee New—Ady
de Vinne Press
Rex SE
Courtney Free
Adv
City 10
Bell Holdings
Labor
Canton Exposion
M1th-st
Holmes-Letherman Seed Co
Cleveland-ay NW
Tuscat W
Ladu
Arthur's
Mit. N
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