Coal Strike In Washington Stalemate Deepens
In Washington July 17 hopes for quick coal settlement fade as the United Mine Workers policy committee leaves the capital to return home. The key body, about 200 strong, holds the power to approve or veto any peace, complicating government mediation. Presidents Harding and cabinet aides press for a prompt solution while operators weigh acceptance of mediation terms amid a split within their ranks.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Harding
Hard- Ying
Railway Labor Board
Chicago
White House
Pennsylvania Railroad to Acquire Panhandle Lines
Washington July 17 The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Pennsylvania Railroad to acquire control of the Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Pan Handle railroad property and leased lines with a condition that the Pennsylvanian must not dispose of Pan Handle capital stock without ICC permission.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
Chicago and St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Nebraska hail and wind storm devastates 10 mile district
Pierce Neb July 17 damage estimated at 250000 from a hail and wind storm that struck a 10 mile square area destroying crops killing live stock and damaging farm buildings. Several farm buildings are unroofed wires down in the storm area and loss of life is feared.
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Pierce
Neb
Weather outlook with showers and storms this afternoon
The forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight with cooler temperatures in the west and north regions. Tuesday is expected to be partly cloudy and cooler with temperatures easing from today’s highs and lows. Portrait photography credit is given to Mrs E M Richardson with a state phone listing.
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Ghia
Radio Broadcasts Bring Canton Church Services to Homes
Canton radio fans hear First M E Church service via WWB with Dr Albert Day at the pulpit. The station plans further tests to extend reach and promises regular Thursday night and biweekly broadcasts through Sunday church services with different congregations.
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Canton
Daily News
WWB
M. E
Albert E. Day
Canton Radio
K. of P. Hall
Wilson Weckel
Roth & Hug Co
Moock Electric Supply Co
WWE
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Lee Wilson
Drive for Villa Maria fund starts Monday
Several hundred workers in 17 northeastern Ohio cities launched a three day fund drive to raise 160000 for Villa Maria near Youngstown. Canton workers expected to raise 20000 as emphasis on both Catholic and Protestant subscriptions. Villa Maria condemned by state building dept and must be razed after caring for over 1800 orphans.
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Ohio
Villa Maria
Youngstown
Canton
Knights of Columbus
R. V. Staudt
Paul Gnau
State Building Department
Mt. Marie College
St. John's
St. Paul's
Stutzman Endorsed by Veterans for Canton Postmaster
The candidacy of WIG Stutzman for Canton postmaster gains backing from the American Legion Army and Navy Union and Spanish American War Veterans. Members of these groups began circulating petitions among local veterans Monday morning. Stutzman plans to send petitions to Congressman J H Himes for endorsement.
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Wig. Stutzman
Canton
American Legion
Army and Navy Union
Stutzman
J. H. Himes
Baby Savings Ad and Lodge Notice
A baby book and first photograph ad promotes opening a Baby Savings account with one dollar or more at The First Trust Savings bank for the parent. Masonic Lodge special communication announced for Monday evening July 17 at six o clock with C. F. Norris secretary and Chas. R. Kumpf worshipful master.
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Canton Lodge
C. F. Norris
Secy
Chas. R. Kumpf
W. M
Adv
Carton Lodge
C. E Norris
Alcohol Poisoning Death In Alliance Man 88
Peter Josca 88 of Thompson Street Alliance is dead from alcohol poisoning per coroner and sheriff after an investigation. His body fell forward from a buggy seat on the way back to Alliance. Two companions are detained in Alliance during the inquiry.
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Youngstown
Peter Josca
Stark County Grand Jury Opens Monday Session
Stark County grand jury began sessions Monday morning for the fall term. Sessions will run Monday Wednesday and Friday and may extend into next week. Among cases to appear is Peter Fullmer charged with striking the blow that killed Joe Thorney at Bolivar a week ago.
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Stark-co Grand Jury
Peter Fullmer
Joe Thorney
Bolivar
Notice from Lolly Lodge K of P
Rank required by Tuesday evening July 18. Chas Gray appointed C C Adv.
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Lolly Lodge K. of P
Chas Gray
C. C
Busses From Northern Ohio to Try Here This Week
Canton officials announce a 39 day trial of Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co. buses in northeast and northwest city districts. Routes include Gibbs Ave NE Cherry Ave NE and 12th St NW Fulroard NW with bus to streetcar transfers. City favors streetcar extension to the Pennsylvania terminal but will accept buses if service is adequate. Licenses for each bus will be required for the trial.
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Gibbs Ay NE
Cherry-av NE
12Th-St NW
Fulroard NW
Traction Company
Gibbs-ay
Six Cent
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton
Harriman Girl Unimproved After Auto Crash
Helen Harriman nine of 1025 Arlington ay SW remains unconscious after Friday collision at Prospect av and 11th St SW. Seven injured others released. Lloyd Grimm six of Newtonay NW partly regained consciousness after a fall from a cherry tree. Omar L Smith craneman at United Alley plant burned by molten metal remains in hospital in unchanged condition.
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Helen Harriman
Arlington-ay SW
Prospeect Av
Bt. SW
Aultman Hospital
Lloyd Grimm
Newtonay NW
Mercy Hospital
Omar L. Smith
United Alley
Smith
Six Hurt As Auto Strikes Car In Marketay Fifth
Frank W. Shiltz and his wife plus four children were injured when Shiltz’s car struck a southbound street car at Marketay and Fifth SW at six Sunday evening. The family, all hurt, were cut by windshield glass and bruised from the collision. children ages 15, 7, 6, and 5 received head and face injuries and were cared for by a physician before being taken home.
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Market-ay
Frank W. Shiltz
Seventh-st
Fifth-st
Shiltz
Elizabeth
Ellen
Jane
Paul
Sting Of Bee Triggers Fatal Crash Near Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a bee sting caused William T. Shannon to loosen his grip on the steering wheel, sending his car down an eight foot embankment. His wife Penelope Shannon, 55, died under the vehicle, which crushed her neck and chest. George Ellison, poet and society editor, and Shannon were bruised but survived.
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Cincinnati
William T. Shannon
American Sheet & Tinplate Company
North Bendrd
Penelope Shannon
Shannon
George Ellison
The
Cincinnati Times-Star
Special communication of caring July 17 at six o'clock
A notice announces a special communication of care and meeting for July 17 at six o'clock led by C. E Adv.
Baby's First Photograph Free at Courtney's Studio
An advertisement offers a free baby’s first photograph at Courtney's Studio after opening a savings account with The First Trust & Savings Bank. The promo includes a baby bag to hold the baby's record.
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Baby
Courtney
Babby
First Trust & Savings Bank
Free State Troops Gain Upper Hand in Irish Civil War Actions
In Dublin on July 17, Free State forces pressed the conflict with irregulars, claiming about 500 prisoners over the weekend. Regulars reported victories in Sligo and other towns, with ongoing fighting in Limerick and Cork. Irregulars concentrate near Waterford and Collooney while Inch Fort holds, and Eamonn De Valera is said to command irregulars from Mallow.
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Dublin
Free State
Free Staters
Sligo
Donegal
Dundalk
Thurles
Limerick
County Cork
Waterford
Collooney
Bunday
Inch Fort
Eamonn de Valera
Mallow
Soviet Mutiny Spreads Over Unpaid Wages
A Stockholm dispatch reports mutiny in the Russian Soviet army over unpaid wages with private Petrov leading an uprising and forming an anti Bolshevik council. The disturbances are stated to be growing in northern provinces and along the Polish frontier, with Dagbladet cited.
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Copenhagen
Stockholm
Dagbladet
Petrov
America Accepts Mandate Ruling At League Meeting
London reports say Ambassador Hartley and British foreign secretary Balfour reached an agreement giving America full rights under the A and BB mandates as the League of Nations Council met. Palestine was a key agenda item with Vatican protest noted while Austro Hungarian frontiers and Balkan finances drew attention. French and British leaders eyed near east talks to curb renewed clashes between Turkish nationalists and Greeks in Anatolia.
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London
George Harvey
Great Britain
Balfour
America
League of “Nations Council
Palestine
Vatican
League
Geneva
Balkan
Near East
Anatolia
England Cannot Pay Her Debts
In London on July 17 Premier Lloyd George stated in the house of commons that Britain cannot accept a plan to pay the British debt to the United States in full but is willing to cancel debts Britain owes to the allies. Sir Robert Horne had earlier announced the U.S. debt would be met as an obligation.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Britain
House of Commona
Lloyd George
Robert Horne
House of Commons
Cook is Victim of Train Wreck in Georgia
Savannah Ga July 17 A negro cook on the dining car was killed and four passengers were injured near Cox Ga in the wreck of a through train on the Seaboard Airline from Washington to Jacksonville this morning Five coaches turned over when the train struck a broken rail A relief train has been sent from Savannah
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Savannah
Cox
Seaboard
Washington
Jacksonville
Detectives Quit Positions Today
Detectives August Weldman and Otto Hamlin, who recently resigned at the request of Safety Director Curtis, will have their resignations effective on August 1. After a conference with the safety director, Curtis announced the detectives moved up the date to today to complete plans for entering business.
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August Weldman
Otto Hamlin
Curtis
Amafety
Battle at Cliftonville mine leaves sheriff dead and many wounded
At the McKinley mine near Cliftonvale West Virginia a fierce clash between union and non union miners killed Sheriff H H Duval and at least four others. Dozens more were wounded as a vast march of strikers surged from Avella Pennsylvania. State police rush to Brookeco.
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Steubenville
H. H. Duvall
Brookeco
W. Va
McKinley Mine
Cliftonville
Duvall
Wellsburg
Prorty
Avella
Duval
H. H. Duval
Frank Melich
John Crooks
Mozingo
Wheeling
George H. Clark to Represent State at Trial in Ohio
Governor Harry J. Davis named George H. Clark Canton to act as personal representative at the Cincinnati hearing on Consolidated Coal Company’s request for federal troops to guard black piles near New Straitsville Perry County. Clark will observe and explain the governor’s position while protecting the commonwealth’s rights and interests before Federal Judge Peck.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry J. Davis
George H. Clark Canton
Republican State Central Committee
Peck
Cincinnati
Consolidated Coal Company
New Straitsville
Perry Co
Clark
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of the State
President Buys Summer Capital as White House Retreat
Washington July 17 The beautiful country home of Edward Burling McLean a Washington publisher on the outskirts of the capital has been purchased as the summer white house by the president and Mrs Harding. The estate lies within 20 minutes by motor from the White House and is expected to be occupied for an indefinite period.
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Washington
Friendship
Edward
McLean
National Capital
White House
Harding
Hardings
Herrick Plans to Return Home
Washington reports that Myron T. Herrick, ambassador to France, will fly back to the United States next month. He leaves on vacation but will likely file a full report to President Harding and Secretary Hughes on conditions abroad.
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Washington
Myron T. Herrick
France
United States
Herrick
Harding
Hughes
Auto Strikes Boy in Street Crossing
Five year old William Stahlheber son of Mr and Mrs Philip T Stahlheber of 400 15th Street Northeast was struck by an automobile driven by Thomas Marquet Sunday at 10 30 am as he crossed Market Avenue North at 15th Street. He suffered a concussion of the brain and was moved home from Mercy Hospital later in the day.
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William Stahlheber
Philip T. Stahlheber
15Th-St NE
Thomas Marquet
Market Av N
15Th-St
Mercy Hospital
Mayor vetoes $10,000 clause in sewer plant plans
Mayor Curtis vetoed a $10,000 appropriation to pay engineers Mc Claskey and Reese drafting plans for a $700,000 sewage disposal plant expansion. He argued funds should come from a bond issue, not the general operating budget. Excluding this sum would leave six month spending $98,000 below 1921 and $37,000 below the first six months of 1922.
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Curtis
McClaskey and Reese
Notice of Stated Meeting of Lathrop Lodge No. 676
Lily Lodge K of P Esquire rank Tuesday evening July 18 at 4 p m in Lathrop Lodge No 676 special communication Charles Gray C C Adv M M degree D D James W M Gee C Mast Secretary printing by De Vinne Press Third and Rex SE Adyv
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Lathrop Lodge
D. D. James
W. M. Gee
Mast
Adv
de Vinne Press
Third
Rex Se.adyv
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P.C.C
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Nebraska
E. M. Richardson
R.—Ady
Kre
Kermety Clumn
Pearl Thomas
Toledo
Kenneth Glumm
Evelyn Courtoure
Glumm
Ers
N.O
Councilmaniec Public Utilities Committee
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Dover
Elmer Dover
Elmer C. Dover
Secretary of the Treasury
Harriman
Frank Shiltz
League Council
England
Cook
Follanshee
George H. Clark
Summer Capital
Lily Lodge K
P. Esquire Rank
Chas. Gray, C. C
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