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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1922
Page
1
Harding's Efforts to End Strikes Collapse
President Harding faces a national crisis as miners and railway shopmen reject his arbitration plan. John L. Lewis for the United Mine Workers announces the miners will not accept the government's settlement, signaling a deepening coal and rail dispute with potential federal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
White House
Miners Committee
Narding
United Mine Workers
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Detroit
Railway Labor Board
Alloys plant blast wounds worker as fire rips lab and shanty
At United Alloy plant near the Smith Vt watch, Omar L. Smith craneman at open hearth Plant B was badly burned when a cable broke spilling molten iron. The crane failed, a furnace exploded, and the watchman’s shanty and emergency laboratory burned. Firefighters used creek water to control the blaze. Smith's condition was critical at Aultman hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Alloy
Omar L. Smith
Smith
Aultman Hospital
Macleay NE
Nimisila Creek
Wild automobile crashes into house and drug store
A rambunctious car plowed into a residence and then the Friedman drug store at 804 Cherry Street late Saturday night. Shelving fell, bottles scattered. license No 668791 was recorded. Vehicle driven to Rinehart's Garage. occupants unnamed in report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedman Drug Store
Rinehart
Leonard Wood May Head Univ of Penna
Major Leonard Wood may return from the Philippines to become provost of the University of Pennsylvania. A special trustees committee indicated matters were satisfactorily adjusted and a return on January 1 is anticipated. He was sent to the Philippines last year to study conditions and was not formally granted leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Leonard Wood
Philippines
University of Pennsylvania
Charles C. Harrison
Ohio Weather Forecast Tames Sunday Warmth and Storm Risk
Ohio forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Sunday with warmer temperatures in the north and partly cloudy Monday. Local thunder possible. Past temperature readings show varying highs and lows for yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
North
Ortion
WWB to Broadcast Sunday Morning Service From First M. E. Church
Daily News reports WWB will air Sunday at 10 30 am from First M E church with Dr Albert E Day delivering the second sermon in a series titled The Lexicon of Youth I Can The broadcast uses wavelength 360 meters and Kodak print ads promote Velvet Velox exposures at 213 Market
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WWB
M. E. Church
Albert E. Day
WWK
Ady
Wwwb
Albert EL Day
Trades Pint Of Blood For Quart Of Illicit Booze
George Brown twenty five began a ten day sentence for drunken and disorderly conduct after selling a pint of his blood to Walter Reed hospital for ten dollars to buy moonshine. He told police he was penniless and thirsty and admitted he got drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Brown
Brown
Walter Reed Hospital
Wheeling Strikers Claim 600 To 650 On Walkout
The Wheeling & Lake Erie shop craft workers say 600 to 650 men are on strike when including those absent since mid December. They challenge company figures that only a few are walking out and blame the December move to piece work for shutdowns at Brewster back shops. Negotiations were attempted but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Brewster
Wheeling Road
Wheeling Shopcraft
Wheeling
Nazzaro Wins Grand Prix Amid Brother's Fatal Crash
Felice Nazzaro of Italy wins the Strassburg Grand Prix in a Fiat covering 482 miles in six hours seventeen minutes seventeen seconds at an average 76 mph. His brother Biaggo Nazzaro dies from injuries when his car overturns on the 62nd lap. his mechanic is also killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strassburg
France
Felice Nazzaro
Biaggo
Biagge
Nazzaro
Fiat
Carnival girl questioned in Riverside murder case
Mrs. Mary Miles Miller a carnival show girl and alleged wife of Guy Miller of St. Louis was questioned by Detective Ellis H. Parker in Mount Holly New Jersey over the March murder of circus man John T. Brunen. Miller held as material witness, bail possible soon, Parker says she aided the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holly
N. J
Mary Miles Miller
Guy Miller
St. Louis
Ellis H. Parker
John T. Brunen
Riverside
Captain Ziegemeier Named for Rear Admiral Promotion
Captain Henry J. Ziegemeier, commander of the U S S California and a Canton native, was named by the Navy Selection Board for promotion to rear admiral. The news reached Canton from Washington on his seventy eighth birthday. Promotion becomes official after examination papers are sent to the Pacific fleet commander and approved by the Secretary of the Navy and the President. Ziegemeier, in the Navy thirty six years, awaits orders in California as he eyes Washington posting as director of the Navy Department of Communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Ziegemeier
U. S. S. California
Ziegemeier
California
Washington
United States Navy
Department of Communication
Pacific Fleet
Ziege
Meier
Pacific
Parisians Debate Adopting New York Traffic Signals
Paris weighs a proposal by Dr John A Harriss to install red green white traffic lights on the Avenue de l Opera critics argue the plan would erase Parisian individuality and make visitors think Paris equals Fifth Avenue in form and feel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
John A. Harriss
Avenue de l’Opera
Broad Avenue
Baby Savings Bank Ad and Spirit Healing Notice
An advertisement promotes opening a Baby Savings account with The First Trust and Savings Bank offering a silver plated bank for savings. It also notes Spiritualistic Truth Seekers services at the Moose temple with morning lyceum, evening service, and Spirit Healing demonstrations led by Pastor H. Y. Dryden. This afternoon at Meyers Lake is briefly mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Moose Temple
Lyceum
H. Y. Dryden
Baby
Courtney
Young Girl Found On Friend's Porch Near Gratiot
Newark July 15 Gertrude Hoskinson 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmet Hoskinson was found unconscious bound hand and foot with a gag on the porch of Francis Holmes four miles north of Gratiot. She later said she could give no account of her assailant after regaining consciousness. She had ridden in a car with Holmes 17 and two other girls to Zanesville last night and may have been returned home by 10 o'clock. Police and community seek to determine who she met after leaving the automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Gertrude Hoskinson
Emmet Hoskinson
Francis Holmes
Gratiot
Zanesville
Holmes
Masonic Notice for Lathrop Lodge July Meeting
Special Communication of Lathrop Lodge No. 676 set for Tuesday July 18 at 4 p m with M M degree. D Dp Jones W M Geo C Mast secretary printing by De Vinne Press Third and Rex SE. Wanted more farmers from the south and southwest for curb markets opening Friday July 21 Lincoln Highway Memorial association Mrs Frank C Haider chairman 109 Trist BW state phone 1930 Xab
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop Lodge
D. Dp. Jones
W. M
Geo C. Mast
Adv
Lincoln Highway Memorial Association
Frank C. Haider
Trist BW
Wealthy Couple Found Dead In Apparent Own Action Pact
Dayton report details the death at James H. Horne's home. Horne designer of the Pioneer Limited and his wife died in their bedchambers in what is believed to be a death by own action pact. A maid woke to two shots then a second shot and found both deceased. Two letters and a note found in the room are cited as supporting the theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
James H. Horne
Pioneer Limited
Mr. Horne
James A. Prentiss
Slater
William Wheatley
Laurel Hill Farm
Warren
Conn
Sadie
Mayor Calls Canton Citizens to Fight Phone Rate Hike
Mayor Curtis urges cooperation of Canton residents and civic groups to oppose Ohio Bell and Ohio State Telephone merger leading to higher rates. He questions the merged monopoly and notes war-time price escalations and lack of rate reductions since, calling for scrutiny of the company's investment claims and a July 27 State Utility Commission hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Canton People
Elyic
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ths
Ohio State Telephone Co
Canton
State Utility Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Free Band Concert at Meyers Lake Sponsored by Advo
Mrs E M Richardson portrait photographer lists state phone 2449 R as advertiser for a free band concert this afternoon at Meyers Lake. The event aims to attract local residents and feature community musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Richardson
R.—Advo
Crash Victims Fair After Friday Collision In City
Stelen Harriman nine suffered a fractured skull and remains unconscious at Aultman hospital after a late Friday crash at 11thwt and Prospect-ayv. Seven people were injured, including Harriman siblings. Other victims included taxi driver Louis Lehman and cyclist Lloyd Grime, with several minor injuries. The speeded auto fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelen Harriman
11Thwt
Prospect-ayv
Aultman Hospital
Beating of Mayor Leads to Three in Jail
Cleo Douglass, coal operator, is jailed in Nelsonville with two companions on charges tied to the assault of Mayor Earl S. McCune of Athens. The arrest of Douglas and housekeeper Hilda Duncan occurred earlier in the day after the midnight attack witnessed by friends. Physicians were called as the mayor lay unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Rail Strike Expands as More Leave Beside Firemen
The nationwide railroad strike widens with 100000 more workers set to join Monday and 400000 maintenance of way staff threatening to walk out. Troops may be used if needed as 8000 stationary firemen and oilers quit and 90000 AF of RR Workers join, including pipe fitters and inspectors in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
American Federation of Railroad Workers
American Federation of Labor
Cleveland
National Guard Watches Strike Centers in State
At Columbus on July 15 Adjutant General Florence reports conditions in strike centers unchanged with a 24 hour watch at the adjutant general’s office. No mobilization is planned though the 170th Cavalry at Camp Perry could be recalled if needed, following yesterday’s mobilization by Governor Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Florence
Adjutant General’s
National Guard
National Guards
170Th Cavalry
Cam Perry
Davis
Girl Injured As Autos Collide
Daisy Shipley four of 510 Mae honing rd NE was cut over the left eye and badly bruised at 6 30 Saturday evening when the automobile with her father collided with a machine driven by G Tayford 120 Newton ay SW The accident occurred at Mahoningrd and Eighth st NE The child was thrown from the front seat by the impact of the collision her head striking the windshield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Shipley
Maehoning-rd NE
G. Tayford
Newtonay
Mahoningrd
Eighth-st
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Piedmont
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George Jay Gould
Alice Sinclair
H. J. Ziegemeier
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