M A Will Resume Drive For Finances
The Young Men's Christian Association resumes its financial drive Monday at 6 15 p m after a June 16 recess. Teams have reorganized to carry on the campaign with new plans and noon luncheons will report progress daily. Subscriptions total $159 24 and funds will aid building branch facilities and cover current expenses.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Association Uildings
Associaton
Turkiye War Refugee Family Reunites After Tragedy
Mrs John Nickolas arrives in Canton from Ordu after a three month journey. Her husband in New York, long separated, recognizes her after seven years apart. Children killed during the war, wife endured extreme sufferings. reunion follows as they exchange tears and signals.
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Thinana
John Nickolas
Canton
Ordu
Turkey
Nickolas
New York City
Arbitration fears guide N O T franchise debate in Canton
City officials and law oriented groups urge tighter scrutiny of the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co. contract. They call for broader arbitration terms beyond fares and propose a fixed two year fare period with later adjustments by council.
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N. O.T
Clarence G. Herbruck
Council
Herbruck
Charles M. Ball
Northern Ohio Traction and
Light Co
Canton
Clevelandav
Pennsylvania Railroad
ML Wage Board Report Sets Record Output
Chicago July 17 The United States railroad labor board completed a rough draft of its wage award. It aims for a 1.1 billion annual wage case with retroactive increases to May. The decision was not unanimous and two or three members reportedly withheld. The board plans to finalize and announce details Tuesday morning.
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Ted States Railroad Labor Board
Prince
Apaward
Dward
ST VOTE ON SCHOOL LEVY AMBUSS
Vote on school levy and related funds outlined by officials. Ambush July 17 participation under reserve fund rules. Attorney general notes authority over school contracts and possible resignations for cause where terms expire.
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Mon
General Price
Weather Outlook for Ohto Sunday Night to Monday
Fragmented forecast notes mistyped but indicates Sunday night and Monday showers. Mentions a temperature near 69 degrees and references to possible thunderstorms and a box at. No clear dates or locations beyond Ohto.
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Ohto
Youngstown duo held for $1100 theft linked to Pittsburgh
Clark Whitmore a 16 year old masquerading as a woman and Harpy Walker 13 were detained after a Pitts burgh police hunt. About 600 dollars was found in Whitmore's stocking as they alighted from an Erie train bound for Pittsburgh last night. Detective Dodson identified them.
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Youngstown
Clark Whitmore
Harpy Walker
Pittsburgh
Whitmore
Erie
Dodson
Pittsburgh Police Department
Boycott in County Donegal Targets British forces
A rigid boycott is reported in County Donegal against the Royal Irish Constabulary and British military. The western region plans an offensive against the military, and food supplies destined for troops are being intercepted.
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Dublin
Donegal
Royal Irish Constabulary
McCulloch Encouraged by Auto Campaign Gains
Congress Roscoe McCulloch Republican gubernatorial candidate returns to Canton after touring the south and southern regions. He reports increased party organization and growing enthusiasm among workers and business leaders for his labor record and proposed state budget system.
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Roscoe (. McCulloch
Canton
Shaye
Resolute Fights Zero Hour Time Limit In Lipton Challenge
New York July 17 The Resolute defends the America’s Cup as the second day’s racing with Shamrock LV ends after six hours with the British challenger leading the series 1-0. Poor wind left the race unfinished as Resolute showed skill and drifted through the seas, with Charles Francis Adams again prominent aboard the Defender.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock LV
Adams
Herreshoff
Burton
Shamrock
Atlantic
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
Defender
Resolute
Full Steam Ahead for All This Week in Ohio Primary Campaigns
Columbus reports the August Republican gubernatorial nominees and campaigns shift to aggressive activity. Davis returns to Cleveland then targets Steubenville and other river towns. McCulloch continues statewide auto tour. Cole plans 20 plus towns from New London to Jefferson County with stops in Steubenville and Mansfield.
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Columbus
Davis
Cleveland
Steubenville
Marietta
Gallipolis
Ohio
McCulloch
Cole
New London
Willard
Shelby
Mansfield
Wellington
Lorain
Marion
Warren
Newton Falls
Niles
Youngstown
Jefferson-co
Stark county committee of forty under P L McLain leads
The Stark county committee of forty led by P L McLain gathers with prominent business and professional men to push the Canton candidate’s momentum. Reports from Cole territory and nearby Portsmouth suggest major support may go to the Canton candidate, per McCullough.
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Stark Co Committee
P. L. McLain
Cole
Portsmouth
Ralph D. Cole
Canton
McCullogh
Heart Balm Suit Filed Over Alleged False Suitor
Miss Alice Krady of Chicago sues Herman H. Budke of Des Moines for 100000 claiming he posed as a widower and promised marriage after sending a floral tribute. The suit centers on alleged deceit learned when the wife remained alive.
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Chicago
Alice Krady
Herman H. Rudke
Des Moines
Iowa
Miss Krachy
Budke
Paint And Wallpaper Reduced Prices At Lincoln Highway Store
Standard paint at 4.60 per gallon now 3.50, quality paint dropped to 2.50. Pure linseed oil 2.30 grade now 1.95 per gallon. Lincoln Highway Wall Paper and Paint Store at 707 Tuscarawas East delivers. Call 677-X.
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Lincoln Highway
Tuscarawasst East
Ady
Meyers Lake Park Dancing Afternoon and Evening
Macks Popular Players advertise a dance at Meyers Lake Park with Lucia Chocolates 69¢ per pound box at Roth and Hug. Ady items noted.
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Meyers Lake Park
Macks
Roth & Hug's
Dentist Dr Joseph Homer Granted Bail After Two Years
Boston July 17 Dr Joseph Homer Los Angeles dentist jailed two years in Charles street jail while awaiting appeal in a jewelry robbery case with Mrs Madge Wilbur Boston widow. Bail set at 10600 with Godfrey L Cabot as surety and posted by Cabot after motion by attorney John W Vaughn before Judge Wait District Attorney Pelletier OK'd the bond.
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Boston
Joseph Homer
Los Angeles
Charles-st
Supreme Court
Madge Wilbur
Godfrey L. Cabot
Homer
John W. Vaughn
Wait
Pelletier
Cabot
Quits Sewing After Inheriting Fortune
Mrs. Ella Wilson of 403 McKinley Ave NW ends 25 years in dressmaking after inheriting 10 000 in cash and life income on 100 000 from the Juilliard estate. She will have clothes made by others and will no longer sew for herself or patrons who still seek her gowns. Continued on Page 6, Col. 2.
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Ella Wilson
McKinley-ay NW
Wilson
Augustus D. Juilliard
Cox Seeks to Force Harding Open in League Battle
Washington July 17 One aim of the Democratic campaign is to compel Republican nominees to declare whether they favor the United States entering the league of nations Cox said after arriving for his first campaign conference with President Wilson He emphasized the issue will be pressed in tomorrow's talks The reception at Union Station was large Cox said Americans want to know which nominees would support joining a war preventing tribunal Taft supports the league with reservations while Harding backers argue against the program Sheppard Patterson and Bryan vow active support for Cox
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Omcer
William Dorland
Canton
Dorland
Gauchat
Washington
United States
League of Nations
James M. Cox
Wilson
Cox
Union Station
Pennsylvania-as
Warding
William H. Taft
Iarah
Johnson
Harding
Roosevelt
Democratic
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Sheppard
W. J. Bryan
Ice Box Is No Place For Money
In Columbus on July 1 Mrs. Maxsiee Pally reported her pocketbook containing $19 stolen after thieves found the money hidden in her ice box. Police urged a search for the rascals and asked the public for tips.
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Columbus
Maxsiee Pally
Harding Leads in Ohio Straw Vote at Southern California Picnic
Senator Warren G. Harding led Governor James M. Cox by eight to one in an early Ohio straw vote at a state picnic of the Ohio Society of Southern California. The first tally of 132 ballots showed 99 for Harding and 32 for Cox, with an estimated 8,000 votes cast. The count will take time to complete.
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Los Angeles
Warren G. Harding
Ernor James M. Cox
Ohio Society of Southern California
Harding
Cox
Odor Sparks Police Raid on Canal Fulton Farms
Deputies and officers moved on two farm houses north of Canal Fulton after an odor was detected in a white farmhouse. They arrested Steve Starr and Thomas Still as they found 14 gallons of moonshine and 20 gallons of raisin jack.
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Canal Fulton
Thomas Still
Steve Starr
Cathon
Reardon
Dailey
Justice of Peace Court
Sheriff's Office
Ousted ruler arrives in Chile with Bolivian cabinet
An Arica Chile dispatch reports the arrival of the ousted Bolivian president Guieteres Guerra and cabinet members from La Paz aboard a train. They were warmly received as Chile mobilizes reserves and notes Bolivian revolution success.
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Santiago
Chile
Arica
la Pax
Bolivia
Guietearres Guerra
Hie
Igerra
Lenox Restaurant Promises Best Sunday Dinners
The Lenox Restaurant advertises Sunday dinners guaranteed to be of the best the market affords with popular prices for diners seeking quality and value.
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Lenox
Ady
Government arrests in Charleston target coal profiteering
Warrantsof 35 coal companies presidents and secretaries were issued in Charleston West Virginia on charges of profiteering in coal sales. Prominent figures named include William G Conley Leet Ott and Don Chafin as warrants were issued by US Commissioner Ruffner and Thayer following DOJ led inquiry led by A U S District attorney Kenna. More warrants possible as investigation continues.
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Charleston
W. Va
United States
Joseph Ruffner
J. A. Thayer
Joseph N. Kenna
A. F E. Hayes
Department of Justice
William Osborne
West Virgginia
William G. Conley
West Virginia Eagle Conl O
Leet Ott
Allies flatly reject Turkish peace concessions in reply
Paris reports the Allied Supreme Council handed Turkey a blunt refusal to modify the peace treaty. It warned of drastic military action if delays continue and held Turkey accountable for nationalist rebel depredations. Dispatches from Constantinople noted urgency as a Crown Council meeting planned next steps.
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Paris
Turkey
Supreme Coune Cell
Mustapha Kemal
Constantinople
Crown Council
Turku
Constante Weople
Denied Rights Is His Claim Denied Rights Is His Claim
Columbus July 11 Abe Hoffrichter appeals to the state supreme court for review of a Jeffers fohen court of appeals ruling affirming a two year prison term for nonpayment of a fee. Hoffrichter claims his constitutional rights were violated and that he was denied trial by jury.
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Columbues
Abe Tleffriehter
Wetate Supreme Cofort
Jeffers Fohen Court of Appeals
New Alexandria
Hoffrichter
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