Allies Ready Gall Generals Plan At Spa Conference
Spa July 14 German refusal to meet the coal export terms keeps the Allied German negotiations tense. Marshal Foch and Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand conferred as German foreign secretary Von Simons handed a document to Lloyd George. Belgium and French troops could form the occupation force if talks fail, with U S troops holding a small Rhine segment. Simons warned Germany can deliver 1 700 000 tons monthly by October but the amount was deemed insufficient by Delaroix, adjourned sine die.
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Spa
Marshal Foch
Paris
Lloyd George
Millerand
von Simons
Sir Philip Kerr
Sir Philip
Simon
Germany
Uhr
Farshal Foch
Prussia
Rhine
Absenz
Gerany
Herr Simons
Ruhr
Simons
M. Delaroix
Parking Signs To Be Placed In Town Blocks
The city safety department will place no parking signs or special parking signs this week. Safety Director M. D. Braucher said they will be conspicuously posted and enforced, with all existing signs removed except private signs. Signs will designate town blocks where trucks and drag men stop to unload.
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City Safety Department
Safety Direct
M. D. Braucher
Ems
Braucher
Thunder and cooler weather forecast for Ohio
Weather note shows a probable thunder chance tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures. Ohio readings include 68 to 78 degrees, a 67 to 62 degree range, and local notices about an electricians union meeting at 116 Market Ave. Other items announce an open charter for a charity lunch and a chocolate shop display at 216 Market Street.
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Ohio
Electricians Union
Nonunion Electricaben
Goon
Doctor Hero of Own Operation
Chicago physician Dr. Orlando Scott grafted twelve square inches of his own flesh onto his wife after an auto accident injury. He performed the risky transfer without anesthesia and reported both he and Mrs. Scott were recovering well, hoping to save her leg and life.
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Chicago
Orlando Scott
Kemal Pasha Challenges Greeks to Middle Ages Battle
London telegraph reports Mustapha Kemal Pasha, leader of Turkish nationalists, has sent a medieval style challenge to the Greek army advancing in Anatolia. The proposal uses a modern touch by delivering the message via airplane and suggests a clash near Assum Karakissar, 175 miles south of Constantinople, to decide victory. He is also said to have ordered Turkish forces at Erzerum to attack Armenians.
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London
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Anatolia
Smyrna
Assum
Karakissar
Constantinople
Erzerum
De Valera Denies Knowledge Of Seized Letters
In Chicago on July 14, Eamon De Valera, president of the Irish Republic, declared he had no personal knowledge of contents of letters reportedly seized by the British from James Barry. The dispatch notes the letters were tied to efforts to aid republican leaders in Ireland, and De Valera contrasted his views with other Irish leaguers regarding political action in the United States.
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Chicago
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
John Noonan
James Barry
Ireland
de Valera
United States
Economic Disorders Rise in Petrograd
Washington reports economic disorders continue in Petrograd as major plants refuse workers demands for more food, longer lunch, and factory control by workers. The state department was advised of the refusals, highlighting the ongoing labor tension amid concession failures by key employers.
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Washington
Petrograd
State Department
Prison Fire Damages Columbus South Wing
Fire caused by wiring defects badly damaged the south wing of Columbus city prison this morning. Prisoners were moved to the north corridor. Firemen suffered minor injuries from shattered glass and falling boards. Loss estimated at 7000 dollars. Canton Lodge 589 K of P and Knights of Pythian plan Knight rank conferment Wednesday evening with visiting brothers invited.
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Columbus
Canton Lodge
P. Canton Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Harry A. Wise
C. C
Adv
Meyers Lake Park Dancing Afternoon Ad
A brief notice for Meyers Lake Park announcing an afternoon dancing event featuring Elaine Macks Ponniar Plovera.
Governor Cox Replies To Harding Taunt In 1890 Campaign
Governor James M. Cox responding to War ren G Harding's charge on the league of nations, says Harding aims to revive old rhetoric and turn his front porch into a listening post as the campaign shifts to securing peace with honor. Columbus July 14. Cox notes Harding's two announcements and frames the Democratic line in the 1890 context.
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Harding
Nominees to Fight It Out On Phonographs
Columbus July 14 Governor Cox and Senator Harding prepare to campaign by phonograph records. Democratic nominee has released speeches as campaign literature with national committee support. Harding followed suit after his nomination.
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Columbus
Cox
Harding
National Committee
Campaign notes on peace and reform in early Senate era
The piece quotes a candidate promising peace with honor and readjustment of civilization. It notes Alice Paul suffragists visiting the governor before Washington, and that Senator Harding may meet them for ratification support. It mentions White House correspondence and Tumulty memos as materials for the acceptance speech.
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Lodge
Penrose
Senate
Alice Paul
Washington
Harding
White House
Tumulty
Cox
Congress
Rolling stock needed to ship coal is claim
New York July 14. A conference will be held between the advisory committee of the Association of Railway Executives and seven coal operators to seek cooperation in easing the coal shortage, with recommendations to the Interstate Commerce Commission for 500 locomotives 250 switch engines and 44 000 freight cars to be issued to roads without sufficient funds. The railroads have already bought 28 000 freight cars and 400 engines. Notice The Volzer annual reunion will be at Munter's cottage Meyers Lake Sunday July 18. Bring well filled baskets.
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New York
New England
Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Commerce Committee
Volzer
Munter
Meyers Lake
For Sale Buick Light Six Touring Car Bargain
Buick Light Six Touring car advertised for sale at 825 dollars. Call Bell 113. Tonight at Free Methodist church Canton Holiness Association conduct evangelist Rev. E. FE Shelhamer and song leader Rev. F. Linehome.
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Call Bell
E. FE. Shelhamer
The
Free Methodist Church
F. Linehome
Canton Holiness Association
Briton killed attempting Niagara Falls barrel plunge
Charles G. Stephens of Bristol England died in a barrel drop over Niagara Falls after announcing the stunt weeks earlier. The 58 year old, a World War I veteran with many daring medals, left a wife and eleven children. Pieces of the oak barrel were recovered downstream, confirming the fatal plunge.
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Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Charles G. Stephens
Bristol
England
Stephens
Horseshoe Falls
Niagara
Anna E. Taylor
Bobby
Leach
Young Lady Seeks Niagara Falls Barrel Ride
Niagara Falls N Y July 16 a Detroit woman Miss Vernia Morrison 24 says she is crazy to shoot the falls in a barrel and asks where to apply for permission Mayor Thompson will try to stop the stunt. no trace found of Bristol barber Charles G Stephens who died going over the falls last Sunday.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Falls of
Niagara
Thompson
Vernia Morrison
Detroit
Tion
Charles G. Stephens
Bristol
England
Barber
Coal Lease Set Aside Near Massillon
In 1876 a Massillon area coal boom drew crowds to land west of Massillon on Millersburg road. The land, leased to Robert Linn, is set to be released after a Common Pleas hearing led by Judge Day. Owners Blum and Kolp plan to develop the site for home builders once Linn’s dug holes are filled.
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Stark Ce
Massillon
Millersburgrd
Ing
John P. Blum
Charles Kolp
James Barrett
Linn
Common Pleas
Hold-Up Men Use Acid to Secure Loot
Cleveland July 14 Robert Dunn 35 is in a city hospital after acid burns from a hold up. He says the thieves were angered by his shouts for help and forced open his mouth while one poured in the acid. He lost consciousness and was robbed.
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Cleveland
Robert Dunn
Labels mislead on alcohol content during prohibition era
A prohibition bureau report from Washington notes cereal beverages sold in the middle west misrepresented alcohol content. Labels printed as 2 and 3 4 percent should read 2 and 4 4 percent of one percent. The mislabeling is illegal and must be corrected with true contents. Public notices also advertise travel goods and local events at Arthur's Leather Shop and Schlabach’s.
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John Kramer
Washington
Middle West
Canton
Convention of Odd Fellows May Visit Fremont
Fremont expects a grand encampment of the I O F with thousands attending. Mayor Day gave the welcome address as the grand decoration of chivalry was conferred during the annual encampment ceremonies. Grand officers were installed and Canton may become the next meeting place.
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ODD Fellows
Fremont
John P. Lynn
Portamouth
Albert K. Kleckler
Mansfield
H. S. Barrows
Cleveland
F. C. Garnet
Dayton
Rollo J. Smith
Port Clinton
Fred Hahn
Toledo
Wm. G. Ryan
Fred Hummel
Eyiria
Frank Garret
George Briel
Newport
Canton
Mother of Murdered Child Is Missing
In Defiance on July 14 Mrs. Ira Bullock, mother of 3 year old Arthur Bullock who was beaten to death by Joshua Botkins, is missing. She had been staying at Botkins home where she worked as a housekeeper. Two other children were placed in a home after a threat note received Tuesday by officers.
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Ira Bullock
Arthur Bullock
Joshua Botkins
Botkins
Bullock
Auto crash injures Delta men near embankment
Delta residents Joe Lesner and Fred Bailey were badly bruised and cut when their car went over a ten foot embankment just west of Delta last night. The vehicle rolled over three times.
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Auto Delta
Joe Lesner
Fred Bailey
Delta
Murder Suspect Surrenders to Local Attorney
Leo Gurgich, self confessed slayer, walked into Attorney Leon Gould's office and confessed to stabbing George Lubusick over a land dispute. He claimed self defense and said he fled to Akron, then returned, and stated he was wanted in Indianapolis for murder. Funeral for Lubusick set for Wednesday at home.
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Leo Gurgich
George Lubusick
Leon Gould
Akron
Subu- Sick
Gurgich
Gould
Lubusick
Cathon
Indianapolis
Ind
John Henry
Canton Sheet Steel Company
Sabue
Monady
Gauchat
Eastviewav NE
Weatlawn Cemetery
Two Boys Drown in Sandusky River Canoe Accident
In Tiffin on July 13 Harold Brown 12 and Karl Kestner 13 drowned while canoeing in the Sandusky river. The canoe capsized far from shore. two companions escaped to the bank while the others were unable to reach safety.
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Tiffin
Harold Brown
Karl Kestner
Sandusky River
Playground Events and Activities on Thursday
On anton Playgrounds the schedule lists Waterworks at 3 p.m. and a volleyball game between two teams. Cook at 2 p.m. Story hour at 3 p.m. Circus games. Stark at 2 p.m. Paper folding at 1 p.m. Games for junior girls. Liberty at 1:30 p.m. Folk dances and "Slide." Y. M. C. A. pool opens at 10 a.m. All boys over 10 admitted by ticket from any playground director. Meyers Lake at 10 a.m. Swimming instruction for girls over 10. Girls may leave with instructor at 8:30 a.m. and report to the director of a ground.
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Cook
Stark
Meyers Lake
Cook and Stark Rally to Beat Liberty and Waterworks
In two playground games Tuesday Liberty fell to Cook 11 8 while Stark beat Waterworks 8 4. The doubleheader showcased Cook and Stark as decisive winners in the afternoon slate.
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Liberty
Waterworks Wvere
Cook
Stark
Waterworks
Albert Fields Held on Suspicion After Det Biffle Arrest
A report states Albert Fields was arrested by Detective Biffle on Wednesday morning on suspicion. He is suspected of pickpocketing. A separate notice seeks a young lady with mechanical drafting training for office and clerical work, with a contact via Bell.
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Albert Fields
Biffle
Fields
Daily News Ad Promises Quick Jobs for Readers
An inexpensive Daily News advertisement leads a young woman to a local manufacturing firm. The notice urges readers to try the Daily News wanted way and to call 3500 for immediate employment connections.
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Daily News
Mt Marie Lawn Fete and Bazaar Next Weekend
The Mt Marie Lawn fete and bazar is slated for July 16 and 17 with vendors, games, and refreshments. Proceeds support local community projects and youth activities.
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Mt. Marie Lawn Fete
Coxey Urges Federal Money for Public Works and National Referendum
Gen J S Coxey telegram to labor convention leader Max S Hays proposes government purchase of legal tender to run transportation lines at cost, issue currency, redeem bonds, burn bonds, lend to all governments for public works, and pass measures for a national initiative and referendum amendment to the federal constitution. Signed General Coxey.
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Massillon
General Jacobs
Coxey
Coxey Fame
Max S. Hays
Banking and Currency Committee of
House
Congress
Senate
Jacob 8. Coxey
Definition of Fair Price List Rules For Canton Merchants
Joseph Calmelat Stark County fair price commissioner received explanations from Ohio Fair Price Commissioner John Pfeiffer on profit percentages under the Lever act. Canton merchants have the new fair price list for hosiery hats clothing underwear gloves with prices in effect and enforcement planned. Maurice E. Langen notes mark on equals a percentage on selling or cost price and outlines business costs. Pfeiffer, acting with Justice Department guidance, studied essential items and will send subsequent lists on shoes, food, and restaurant margins. The department lauds merchants support and invites discussion to ensure fairness to public and merchants.
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Ohio
Joseph Calmelat
Stark Co
John Pfeiffer
Canton
Calmelat
Canton Retail Merchants’ Association
Calmelot
Maurice EK. Langen
Ohio Fair Price Commission
John I Pfeiffer
Department of Justice
Washington
Ife
Cave Man Tactics End Marriage In Ohio Divorce
Mrs. Clementine Griffiths was granted a divorce from Daniel Griffiths on grounds of extreme cruelty. She testified the couple married September 15, 1888 and endured harsh treatment since, staying for the sake of seven children, all but one grown. Their daughter Florence remains at home. A nearby ad promises trunk sales with various price points at Arthur's Leather Shop.
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Mra
Clementine Griffiths
Daniel Griffiths
Florence
Amalgamated liberal convention adjourns for platform draft
In Chicago delegates of the amalgamated liberal convention paused to allow a new platform draft. Labor party figures signaled concessions to the platform committee while radicals backed Debs and conservatives hoped La Follette might run. The session opened late with chair Parley Christiansen and tellers appointed to count votes.
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Carmen
Hall
Chicago
Amalgamated Liberal
Lakollette
Frank J. Esber
Labor Party
Committee of 48
Gilbert Roe
le Mollette
Robert M. Buck
Laborites
Morrison
Eugene V. Debs
la Vollette
Parley C. Christensen
Platform Committee
New York
John WH. Walker
New party to operate without leadership of Committee of 48
Chicago July 14 United Press reports that the new party will function without the building hands of the Committee of 48 leaders. High authority says the move centers on sidelining 48 figures as Senator Robert M. La Follette and associates respond through their representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dr. Jacobs
United Press
Chicago
Committee of 48
Robert M. Lac Folette
End of Street Car Strike Forecast for Thursday
Akron dated report says city council members believe a fare settlement with traction officials is near end of strike. Several members indicate a definite arrangement on fares, while officials would not comment. Court action against N Q O T officials for conspiracy to prevent operation was postponed to Thursday at 9 am.
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Akron
Traction
Two Italians Killed in Clash With Serbs in Trieste
Rome July 14. Two Italians were killed and thirty wounded in a clash with Jugo-Slavs at Trieste. Several buildings burned later including the residence of the Jugoslav charge d affaires. Estimated total property damage was twenty million lire.
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Rome
Trieste
Outlaws to be recognized by Chicago yardmen union
Chicago yardmen association members reported to send a representative to Chicago for the federal railroad wage board award. Local CYA officials said word from Chicago indicates their union will be organized and recognized.
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Mar' Chocolate Shop
Doctor Hero
Kemal Pasha
James M. Cox
Warren G. Harding
Wilson
League of Nations
Young Lady Crazy
Robert Linn
Noth
Arthur's
Ady
Schlabach
Court House Park
I. O
W. J. Bammona
Sidney
Anton
Hartmann
Arthur
Marketav N.advy
Lac Follette
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