Four Injured When Traction Car Hits Auto
Four people were injured when a car collided with the Massillon North Canton interurban near the First Baptist church on Wednesday evening. The victims, all from 715 Walnut Ave NE, were taken to Mercy Hospital with varied injuries including leg fractures, scalp wounds, and contusions.
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Massillon-North Canton
First Baptist Church
Sam C. Kramer
Sarah Kramer
Victor Wickstein
Dora Kramer
Mercy Hospital
Kramer
Tuscara
Moorman Williams
Conuctor Smith
Canton
Williams
Plainclothes squad boosts drive against vice districts
Police Chief Gauchat announces four new plainclothesmen joined the force to intensify the campaign against gambling joints and houses of prostitution. The augmented squad, led by Detective OPS, is expected to aid in reducing vice across troubled sections despite current challenges.
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Gauchat
Rampart
Joy Pence
Otto Hamlin
Iman
Pence
Wogley
Re Force
Utso
Rock by machine injures man near Sylvania tracks
A man was injured Wednesday when struck by a puck in a collision near the Eighth Street NE area by the Sylvania tracks and was taken by ambulance to Mercy hospital with facial and head lacerations.
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Mercy Hospital
Puck
Sylvania
Mercy Whitticar
Weather Outlook For Ohio Tonight And Friday
Fair tonight in portions of Ohio with Friday remaining fair. Advisory note mentions an eye health advisory and free exams by optometrists at 2nd floor Arcade Building.
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Ohio
Arure
Thease
Bryan Welers
Arrig Arcade
Hrgan Bros. Jewelers
Harris Arcade
Ady
Man Superior To Woman Declared By Zionist Conference
London July 15 The Biblical position of man as superior in authority to woman was affirmed by the International Zionist conference despite British women's efforts to dethrone him. The victory was credited to American women attending the conference. British women sought to form an international organization separate from the Zionist movement, long led by men.
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London
International Zionist Conference
Zionist Movement
Cox seeks women vote with pledge on suffrage amendment
Governor James M. Cox pledges to push Tennessee and North Carolina legislatures to ratify the suffrage amendment. Alice Paul led delegation to discuss strategy with Cox as Mrs J M Rector urged action to counter Harding’s charge that Democrats blocked suffrage. Four life prisoners visited the Ohio capitol to deliver a congratulatory letter and Cox promised to address them.
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Albert F. Brenziger
Columbus
James M. Cox
Alice Paul
Tennessee
North Carolina
J. M. Rector
National Woman's Party
Warren
Harding
Rector
Chicago
Ohio
Cox
Louisiana
Ohio State House
Capitol
Canton Plans Paving Program Delayed By Material Shortage
City Engineer W. L Sarver announces a five year street program totaling about 5 099 000 with repaving on Tuscarawas Street Market Avenue and Eleinay NW estimated at 875 000 One bid item shows Elinay NW costs 41969 20 Widest 30 feet long 1269 feet and 201 405 75 for nearly a mile of Tuscarawas Street from Market Ave to Nimishillen Creek. Delays due to bond market and material shortages push start to spring.
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W. 1 Sarver
Tuscarawas-st BE
Market-ays
Market-av
Nimishillea Creek
Market-aves
Innee
Eleinay NW
Paig
Manay
Cty
Allies Hold Four Hour Conference on Coal Deliveries
Spa July 15. Allied premiers held a four hour morning conference to finalize the coal protocol but failed to agree on the text and terms. German delegates assembled before noon to respond to demands for 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly, as Lloyd George Midlerand De La Croix and leaders discussed immediate military measures if rejected. General De Goutte stated the French army is ready to advance into Germany on three hours notice.
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Spa
Germany
Lloyd George
Midlerand
de la Croix
Marshal Foch
Marshal Wilson
General de Goutte
McCulloch In Ironton On Vote Battle
Lawrence County leaders backed Congressman Roscoe C. McCulloch citing his 100 percent labor record in Congress and his plan to reform the tax system. McCulloch then moved on to Gallipolis and Athens for further talks with local officials and slated speeches in Jackson County and Portsmouth.
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Ironton
Ohio
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Lawrence
Congress
McCulloch
Gallipolis
Athens
Edwin Jones
Jackson Co
Portsmouth
Paints on sale at Lincoln Highway Wall Paper and Paint
Standard brands of paints sold at $4.50 per gallon now $3.50. The $3.50 quality reduced to $2.50, Pure Linseed oil $2.30 grade now $1.95 per gallon. Do not miss this money saving op portunity. Lincoln Highway Wall Paper and Paint Store 1707 Tuscarawas St East. State Phone 677 X. We deliver. Adv Y. M. H. A. Smoker Thursday evening 7:30 sharp 3rd floor Schlaback's Adv.
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Lincoln Highway
Tuscarawas St
Gurgich to be Arraigned Friday on First Degree Murder Charge
Leo Gurgich, who surrendered to police Monday, is charged with first degree murder in the fatal stabbing of George Lubusiek. He will be arraigned Friday at 9 a.m. before Police Judge Bowman. Gurgich, who claims self defense, was represented by Leon Gould.
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Leo Gurgich
George Lubusiek
Bowman
Steve Smith
Joe Pence
Gurgich
North Industry
Jai
Leon Gould
Subusick
Wheat futures resume trading in Chicago after long pause
Wheat futures reopened in Chicago with December at 2.72 to 2.75 and early deals at 2.73. Trading months were set as December and March. activity was limited as the market reabsorbs wheat after a government price support and months of inactivity.
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Chicago
Cirele
West
Rainbow Division veterans parade ends three day reunion
In Birmingham Alabama on July 15 approximately 2600 Rainbow Division veterans led a downtown parade closing a three day reunion. State groups followed the old 1ATth Alabama regiment along with Confederate and Spanish American veterans some in wheel chairs. The Rainbow division endorsed 100 percent Americanism and opposed radicalism in national life. California delegates sought to exclude orientals but the motion was tabled. The convention opposed meddling in political affairs.
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Birmingham
Ala
Rainbow Division
Alabama
Rainbow Warriors
California
Dancing afternoon and evening at Macks Popular Players
An advertisement announces afternoon and evening performances by Macks Popular Players. It directs patrons to visit 121 Third St SE and wait on the third floor at Schlabach's for the 7:30 sharp show. The notice also mentions a 5 percent per annum rate payable semiannually at The Canton Morris Plan Bank.
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Meyers Lake Park
Ady
Sar
Third St SE
Canton Morris Plan Bank
rmAdv
Canton Real Estate Board Ranks Third in State
Canton stands third in Ohio and fourteenth nationally in active members of its real estate board with 119 active and 40 associate members. Plans discussed for October state convention in Canton, a talk on land contracts by Wendell Herbruck, and the annual July outing to Springfield Lake were announced.
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Canton
Ohio
United States
Canton Real Estate Board
Elks’ Club
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Wendell Herbruck
Springfield Lake
Labor Party Nominates Christensen for President at Stormy Convention
Torn by dissension the former labor party named Parley Darker Christensen for president and Max Hays as running mate after an all night session. Many forty-eighters deserted, leaving a coalition led by a small core as the group huddled to decide future steps.
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George R. Holmes
Chicago
Darker Christensen
Salt Lake City
Max Hays
Cleveland
Christensen
Republican State Committee of
Utah
Forty Eighters
Amalgamated Convention
George L. Record
New Jersey
Amos Pinchot
New York
Gilson Gardner
Washington
Allan McCurdy
Committee of Forty Eighters
J. A. H. Hopkins
Gonzales Rumor Sparks Uprising in Mexico City
News from Mexico City reports Pablo Gonzales's followers clashing with De La Huerta Obregon forces as Irieno Villaeral leads a revolt at Monte rey with about 200 troops. The movement aims to shield Gonzales from government power, with rail lines from Monterey to Laredo and Tampico reportedly controlled by Gonzales factions.
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Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
de la Huerta-Obregon
War Ministry
Gonzales
Irieno Villaeral
Monterey
Villaeral
de la Huerta
Laredo
Tampico
Pelaez
Wanamaker Platforms for U S Senate Nomination
Judge R M Wanamaker outlines a four planks primary platform opposing bosses and paid propagandists while stressing homes and farms and a square deal. Also notices for Masonic meeting, summer hats, a music dance event, fish company specials, and Volzer reunion details.
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Columbus
R. M. Wanamaker
Supreme Court Today
U. S
United States Senate
Deschanel Ill Rumors Grow of French President’s Health
Paris July 15. Reports say President Paul Deschanel’s condition remains uncertain as supporters hoped he would resume duties. He did not attend Bastille Day ceremonies and officials describe his health as only slightly improved despite promises of an appearance.
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Paris
Paul Deschanel
Bastile
Harding Declares Position On Women Suffrage Misrepresentation
Marion July 15 Senator Warren G Harding Republican presidential nominee states the party record and his view on woman suffrage urging ratification in time for the November ballot. He notes 29 Republican and six Democratic states have ratified while Delaware rejects it and urges action in Vermont if voters approve. Wolfe and Moore pledge Harding support in the fall election.
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AO Hayward
U.S
Marion
Republican Party
Warren G Harding
North Carolina
Tennessee
Herding
Senate
House
Delaware
Clement
Vermont
Harding
Wolfe
General Wood
Moore
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
1921 C C F Conclave To Be Held Here
Canton won the 1921 conclave of the LO O F at Fremont in the eighty first session of the grand encampment and department council. The annual report shows over 2,000 members in the last year, the most since its founding, with 230 Ohio encampments paying out 42 654 75 in relief in 1919. Amendments allow non-beneficial members over fifty to join and permit members outside their encampment to vote for grand encampment officers.
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Canton
LO. O. F
Fremont
Ohio
Akron man shoots self after quarrel with wife
Phil Connors aged 21 is in city hospital with a bullet wound below the heart after a quarrel with his wife last night. Police report he admitted planning to end his life. Hospital authorities said he would recover. Ad appears follow.
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Akron
Phil Connors
City Hospital
Connors
Regulate Out of Race as Halyards Fail and Race Advances
The Resolute defender retires after its halyards part amid the first series of Shamrock Cup races off Goldsborough. Shamrock IV initially leads the start but must recross. Resolute gains as crews swap sails and battles amid crowded waters near Ambrose light ship.
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Shamrock Vv
Broad
U.S. &, Goldsborough
Shamrock IV
Resolute
Shamrock
Burton
Lipton
Ambrose
Rolley
Longes
Chicago Car Lines Strike Hits City Utilities
Chicago’s streetcar system shut down as 350 electrical workers strike at 4 a.m. The action follows a wage dispute linked to trainmen talks, straining elevated and suburban lines and prompting delays and accidents. Officials vow precautions amid ongoing disruptions.
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Chicago
Iran
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