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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1922
Page
1
Explosions Tear Through Manhattan Storage Building
Thirty firemen were injured in two massive blasts that wrecked the Manhattan Storage Transit Company warehouse at 245 West 12th Street. Lieutenant John H. Schroppmeyer died from head injuries. Chief Smoky Joe Martin survived after being blown through a door. Residents suffered debris injuries as chemicals stored inside sparked fear of further blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Storage Transit Company
West 12Th-St
John H. Schroppmeyer
Company Number 13
Joe” Martin
New York City Fire Department
Campaign seeks 150000 for Villa Maria rebuild drive
Canton workers opened a three day drive for Villa Maria rescEUe fund, reporting 8420.75 in subscriptions on Monday. R W Staudt announced at a Knights of Columbus luncheon that the goal across 17 northeastern Ohio cities is 150000. Villa Maria near Youngstown houses the Humility of Mary sisters and must be torn down after the Ohio industrial commission deemed it unsafe. Catholics in the Cleveland diocese with Protestant aid aim to reach the 150000 total by Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Villa Maria
R. W. Staudt
Knights of Columbus
Ohio
Sisters of “the Humility of Mary
Youngstown
Ohio Industrial Commission
Cleveland
Weather outlook and public notices from Ohio edition
Forecast for Ohio shows a cool night and a cooler Wednesday with light precipitation. Local notices include Lily Lodge K of P Esquire rank event on July 18 and a promotional offer from Courtney's Studio offering a free baby portrait after opening a $1 savings account at The First Trust and Savings Bank plus a baby book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Lodge K
P. Esquire Rank
Chas, Gray, C. C
Adv
Chas. Gray, C. C
Ady
John W. Garrett Seeks Maryland U.S. Senate Seat
Banker and diplomat John W. Garrett, former Secretary General of the International Arms Conference in Washington, is unanimously chosen as a Senate candidate from Maryland. He will oppose incumbent Senator Joseph L. France, already in the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Garrett
International Arms Conference
Washington
U. S. Senate
Maryland
Joseph L. France
Postmastership Not Considered for Canton Figure
Congressman Joseph H. Himes says he cannot act on Canton postmaster selections now and expects no action until an official examination and eligible list are ready. He arrived in Canton and notes September as a probable time for the issue to come up. He vows to act in the best interests of Canton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Himes
Canton
Congressman Himes
Himes
Charles R. Miller Former New York Times Editor Dies
Charles R. Miller, editor of the New York Times for 40 years, died after several months of illness in New York. He began his career in 1872 with the Springfield Republican and joined the Times in 1875. He was a chevalier of the Legion of Honor and held the Belgian Order of Leopold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles R. Miller
New York Times
United States
Miller
Springfield Republican
Leopold
Free State Troops Clean Up Rebels Across Ireland
Two thousand irregular prisoners have been captured by Irish free state troops Sligo and Thurles have been cleared Fighting continues around Limerick with the city isolated Three towns Baltinglass Tullow and Newtonbarry reported captured by free state troops Rebels drift into guerrilla warfare in rural hills areas
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London
Dublin
Sligo
Thurles
Limerick
Baltinglass
Tullow
Newtonbarry
Free State
Irish Provisional Government
Cantonians Shine in State Pharmacy Exam Winners
The Cantonians listed among successful candidates at the state pharmacy examinations in Columbus include C. C. Armschneider, C. E. Donde, R. H. Smith, L. B. Bowman, and J. B. Wagner. Also noted are vegetables and fruits in season from Upper North Industry Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. C. Armschneider
C. E. Donde
R. H. Smith
L. B. Bowman
Wagner
Upper North Industry Rd
Cliftonville Quiet After Cliftonville Mine Massacre
Steubenville Ohio July 18 Cliftonville West Virginia remains quiet after a massacre in the McKinley mine tipple where four are known dead and up to 200 suspects face warrants. Forty five prisoners are held amid a widening manhunt led by Brookeco deputies with no troops dispatched to the scene prosecting attorney Wilkin calls a special grand jury to probe the killings.
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Steubenville
Cliftonville
West Virginia
McKinley
Brookeco
Pennsylvania
Brooke-co
Thomas H. Duval
H. H. Duval
W. 8. Wilkin
Brooke-co Hills
Wilkin
Morgan
Ohio-co
Murder Report Attributed To Lenine In Copenhagen Dispatch
A Copenhagen based Riga correspondent claims Nicolai Lenine head of the Russian Soviet government has been murdered after illness. The report cites poisoning en route from Moscow to a Caucasian spa, with rumors of body dumped in the Don at Rostov and a suite member impersonating him. Officials offer no confirmation.
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London
Nicolai Lenine
Copenhagen
Lenine
Riga
Evenska Dagbladet
Moscow
Don
Rostov
Dora Kaplan
Trotzky
Two Killed Two Hurt In Akron Accidents
Akron reports two dead and two seriously injured in a 24 hour span. William Durbin seven burned by a gasoline can explosion and died at Children's hospital. William Jett 27 of Kenmore was killed when struck by lightning during a storm. Blanche Brady 62 of Silverlake Junction is hospitalized with a fractured skull after an auto collision. Sam Teodas seven was cut and injured after a street accident.
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Akron
William Durbin
Children’s Hospital
William Jett
Kenmore
Blanche Brady
Silverlake Junction
Sam Teodas
Company C 145 Inf Sent To Camp Perry For 15 Days
Company C of the 145th Infantry leaves for Camp Perry Monday with 68 men under Captain Ben Kilper. The unit will stay 15 days for intensive training including rifle and pistol range work and simulated battles. The Canton group travels via Cleveland as part of the 73rd Brigade under Brig. Gen. McQuigg, with pay raises for all ranks during the camp.
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Inf
Camp Perry
Ben Kilper
C Company
Kilper
Outfit
Canton
Cleveland
73Rd Infantry Brigade
McQuigg
Stark co Good Roads council organized by area chambers
The Stark county Good Roads council was formed Monday in Canton with representatives from Canton Alliance and Massillon chambers. Oscar Knett chaired, H W Luethi was secretary, and F G Harrison presided. George Rudisil of Columbus explained state councils and urged cooperation for highway construction and maintenance. Monthly meetings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Co Good Roads Council
Chamber of Commerce of
Canton
Alliance and
Massillon
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Oscar Knett
Northern Engraving Co
H. W. Luethi
Chamber of Commerce
F. G. Harrison
George F. Rudisil Columbus
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Stark Co
H. Bachtel
A. L. Oscar
Carl F. Duerr
J. H. Kenny
Mark Hambleton
R. Z. Staudt
N. J. Cummins
R. M. Scranton
F. C. Woods
Robert Hoferman
H. B. Hazzard
A. 8. Armstrong
G. K. Pritchard
Alliance
M. P. L. Kirchhofer
F. W. Siffert
Cloud W. Wagner
George Rudisil
Collumbus
Eloping Pastor Sentenced In Ohio Desertion Case
Rev. Walter Wilson Culp former Spring Valley Methodist pastor was sentenced in Xenia probate court to one year in the Dayton workhouse and fined 50 dollars for desertion abandoning his wife and nine children. He returned from Port Huron Michigan for sentencing and faced charges amid family witnesses including his wife and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Walter Wilson Culp
Spring Valley Methodist Episcopal Church
Port Huron
Mich
Dayton
Culp
Hughes Named Head Of U S Commission To Brazil
Secretary of State Hughes will lead the American commission to the Brazilian exposition in Rio de Janeiro this September. He will be accompanied by an admiral and a major general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
U. S. Commission
Brazil
Washington
Rio de Janeiro
I T
White House
Baby Savings Offer From The First Trust Bank Ad
An advertisement promotes opening a Baby Savings account with a $1 or more deposit at The First Trust and Savings Bank. It offers parents a silver plated bank for accumulating their baby's savings.
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Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Harding to urge governors to use troops over coal strikes
In a two hour cabinet session President Harding prepared a communication to 48 state governors urging protection of public welfare, including possible use of troops to restart coal mining and prevent a winter famine. The notice indicates governors should mobilize state forces. federal aid could follow if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Union
White House
Thes
Rail situation takes brighter outlook today
Chicago July 18 The railway shopmen strike moves toward a possible settlement as secret talks propose restoring seniority rights and ending farming out shop work. A return to work would be followed by a rehearing on wage scales with leaders McMenimen and Jewell guiding tentative terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Rail Labor Board
W. L. McMenimen
Bert M. Jewell
E. F. Grable
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
Washington
Harding
Grable
Labor Board
Nebraska Primaries Underway For Senate and Congress
Nebraska voters cast primary ballots to nominate candidates for the U S Senate six U S House seats and state and county offices. Mrs Leuella Barton of Lincoln faces no opposition for prohibitionist senate nomination. Irene Buell seeks the Democratic fourth district congressional seat. Regents races focus on University of Nebraska travel expense issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
United States Senate
Congress
Leuella Barton
Lincoln
Irene Buell
University of Nebraska
Coal Rationing for Next Winter Assured
Washington officials express confidence that coal rationing will be required this coming winter similar to wartime. Even if mining restarts immediately, priority orders will be set to safeguard the Northwest and possibly New England states.
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Washington
Northwest
New England
Coal Operators Hear Test on Government Backed Production
At a White House briefing after a cabinet meeting President Harding framed his coal production directives as a test. If operators can yield enough coal to prevent freezing under state and federal troop protection, the plan stands. failing that, the government would seize and run the mines. A. M. Ogle, head of the National Coal Association, indicated the operators would return home and may send a spokesman later for clarity.
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White House
Harding
A. M. Ogle
National Coal Association
Ogle
Lawsuit Over Infant Death From Gas Leak Filed
Adam Janklowski of Salineville Ohio a Polish citizen sues Natural Gas Company a West Virginia corporation with Salem offices for 20000 damages in federal court alleging a defective sleeve union allowed a gas leak at 250 pounds pressure to rupture the home injuring infant Charles Janklowski who died two weeks later in the village.
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Cleveland
Luit
Adam Janklowski
Salineville
Poland
West Virginia
Salem
Charles Janklowski
Janklowski
Charles
Recluse Nathan Pryor Found Murdered in Sebastian Cabin
Nathan Pryor a 64 year old recluse and owner of a Dixie highway snack stand was found dead in his cabin with his head split by an axe blow. Robbery appears motive. Hamp Ford is being held in Fort Pierce jail for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian
Fla
Nathan Pryor
Dixie Highway
Hamp Ford
Fort Pierce
Crisis in Mine Strike Prep to Resume Work
Washington reports a nationwide coal mine reopening under federal protection with troops if needed to prevent winter shortages. Officials warn railroad strikes could derail the plan as rolling stock and repairs threaten coal transport. President Harding aims for a cautious, locally led approach before deploying regular troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Sesson
Realtors Picnic Planned by Canton Real Estate Board
The Canton Real Estate Board will hold its annual outing on Wednesday at the Waynesburg grove. Realtors and families will travel from Canton at 1 30 p m and motor parade forms on Fifth NW between Clevelanday and McKinley to the grove. A baseball game horseshoe tournament and bathing facilities are listed with a basket dinner at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Real Estate Board
Waynesburg Grove
Canton
Grove
Fifth-st NW
Clevelanday
McKinleyan
Also Mentioned on This Page
RS Toy
Japan
Ron
Greenwich
Baby
Courtney
Senate
France
Belgium
Steve Betts
Avella
McKinley Mine
Nicola Lenine
E. M. Richardson
Women
Underwood & Underwood
Virginia Peters Parkhurst
Berwyn
Fifth Congressional District
Perry
Council For Good Roads
Hartmen Furniture Company
T. J. Hughes
Miss Hughes
Cincinnati
Thomas J. Hughes
Greenville
James R. Clark
Sues Gas CO
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