Heroes of World War Parade In London Led by Top Allied Officers
London observers joined 14 nations to honor Allied troops in a 6 mile parade. About 2.5 million spectators lined streets as Marshal Foch General John J. Pershing and Haig led the march, with 18 000 troops. Women marched in uniform for the first time, and the procession lasted two hours.
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Floyd Macgriff
N.S
London
Ngland
Arshal Foch
John J. King
Haig
Mander
Fribute
Neral Pereting
Ted Powers
Adam Beatty
Great Britain
Canton School Coal Bids Open For August 13
The Canton school district opened bids on August 13 for the coming winter coal supply. Superintendent Phil H Weber said most of the year’s coal has been purchased and stored, with about 4000 tons required for the public schools, including a large need at the new high school. He noted the bins hold a ton of coal and slack.
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Canton
Oews
Iidings
Phil H Weber
Weber
Austrian Pact Nears Completion Amid Reparations Details
Reports indicate final terms of the Austrian treaty will be ready Monday after allied negotiations. The agreement is said to involve Bulgaria's reparations, with figures cited from one to two billion, and France is listed among key participants in the settlement.
Ridge Road shootout echoes border scene as youths fire near home
Two boys near Ridgerd NW fired a 22 long rifle at frogs, sending lead through a rear window plate. Police seized the rifle and 100 cartridges from Fred Johnson and Allen Farrel and ordered them to report to Police Chief Kiblet. The bullets narrowly missed residents, prompting officer Graub to call the incident a unintended display of danger.
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Ridgerd
Graub and Pyle
C. D. Bartlett
Glass
Hosehold
Fred Johnson
Allen Farrel
Kiblet
Graub
Riblet
Ban Lifts on Telegraph Money to Germany and German Austria
Telegraph firms announce permission to telegraph money orders and business messages to Germany and German Austria for the first time since the war began. Personal messages remain barred. shipments and freight communications may proceed, though no money transfers had occurred yet. Local offices report no funds sent from Canton. letters to Germany already mailed.
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Germany
German
Austria
McQuiston
Western Union Telegraph Company
J. F. Horn
Postal Telegraph
Canton
Burglars Busy Taking Loot Across City
A traveling bag with personal effects a watch ring shaving set five dollars and change and other items were stolen Friday night from O H Bechtels home at 1418 Clevelanday NW. A skeleton key was used to enter the house and a half smoked cigarette and overalls in a newspaper were found on the porch. J B Meaten Magnolia reported five paint brushes and overalls stolen from his auto at Ninth st and Liberty av BE. A pine door from a new house at 625 Bryan av SW was also stolen Friday night according to Harry Faulk Clarendon av NW.
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O. H. Bechtel
Clevelanday
Bechtel
J. B. Meaten
Magnolia
Ninthst
Liberty-av BE
Bryan-avy
Harry Faulk
Clarendon-av
Tuscora Drink Adlets and Leather Shop Ad
A grocer urges customers to drink Tuscora with a call to phone for delivery. An Arthur's Leather Shop advertisement promotes a broad sale on ladies silk bags at discounts from 1 to 3 and 1 to 2 off with endless varieties to choose from.
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Arthur's Leather Shop
Canton to host August meeting of mayors and trustees
Canton will host an August gathering of mayors and township chairmen to form a district advisory council under the Hughes health district act. The meeting, to set up Stark county’s district board of health, cannot occur before August 10 when the act takes effect. State health officials urge prompt action to avoid gaps in health protection after January 1 1920. Mayor Poorman plans to call the meeting when ready.
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Canton
Hughes Health District
Poorman
Seek Romanian Consul in Canton City
Local Rumanians urge a Romanian consul in Canton and have sent Simon Glaser to Washington to meet with the Romanian minister and Senator Atlee Pomerene. Glaser’s talks sparked interest but no appointment steps yet. Canton hosts about 2000 Romanian residents who would gain from direct consular representation. Cleveland houses the nearest consul, and the push has been ongoing due to Canton's growing immigrant population and strategic location.
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Canton
Simon Glaser
Washington
Atlee Pomerene
Glaser
Cleveland
United States
Services for Louis Mauter at Seesholtz Parlors
The Aerie will hold services for the late Louis Mauter at Seesholtz Undertaking Parlors Sunday afternoon. Leave club room at 1 o'clock. Also notes a special convocation of Canton chapter No. 84 R A M on Monday July 21 at 6 30 with T A degree to be conferred.
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Aerie
Louis Mauter
Seesholtz
Adv
Canton
Wm. F. Hobush
H. P
W. W. Hoenecke
Secy
Brought to Roundhouse by Chasing Plumbers
Tony DeAngelo, 39, Italian, is jailed in Stark County awaiting trial on assault with intent to kill after being trapped by workmen at the Louisville Road Pennsylvan ia railroad round house. Plumbers said he struck C F Herrick with a club and later threatened with a hatchet. Angelo says he used a broken club. 50 plumbers chased him to a home. He will be arraigned Saturday afternoon.
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Tony de Angelo
Stark Co
Angelo
Louisville Rd
New Pennsylvania Railroad Round House
Artwelo
C. F. Herrick
Round House
Herrick
Peters
Loulaville Rd
Alliance man killed in Ill in automobile crash
Albert Linton 31 a Goodyear salesman and Alliance resident for 20 years died in an automobile crash at Monmouth Illinois telegram to his sister Mary Linton said details were not given and the wire noted his death in a car accident He was World War I veteran and served as a salesman for Goodyear since discharge.
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Albert Linton
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Alliance
Monmouth
Mixes Mary Linton
Linton
Emma Severs
Goodyear
Cleveland Oil Man Denies Short Oil Shipment
A. M. Ward of Brookes Oil company faced charges of short weight oil shipments after allegedly delivering drums with three and a half gallons less than stated. Ward pled not guilty, posted 500 bond, and awaits further hearing before Justice A. B. Correll.
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Ward
Allege Brooks Oil Company
A. M. Ward
Brookes Oil Company
A. B. Correll
Massillon Motor Car Company
Canton
Peters
Bond
Cleveland
City awards 166 433 paving and sewer contracts
The city board of control awarded paving and sanitary storm sewer contracts totaling 166 433 01. Projects include five city streets and five sewers delayed by wartime restrictions with bids from The Hurd Construction Company Canton for Carnahan Ave NE and Eleventh Ave NI and Wise Brothers for Navarre Rd BW from Harrison Av to the west corporation line.
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City Board of Control
Board of Control
Zink
Harry Coral
Navarre Rd BW
Harrison-av
West Corporation
Wise
Herbrucket
Tuscarawasst
Fourth-st
Wise Brothers
Dominick Nicholes
Cherry-av NE
Spring-av
Ets
Sherrock-pi NE
Carnahanav NE
Hurd Construction Company
Canton Downs Geto
A. Downs Construction Company
Canton
Fourth#1
Sarver
Deputy City Auditor’s Kind Heart Sparks Kitten Gift
Ralph Rigler deputy city auditor shows a soft spot for animals though not fond of adult cats. His mood shifts after Mrs Ralph Kiger presents a playful kitten awakening parental joy at city hall. Treas urer Homer Hill and City Clerk Bud Jackson support the decision as the story continues on page 2.
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Ralph Rigler
Ralph Kiger
Rigler
Homer Hill
Bud Jackson
Senators argue over Wilson position on peace treaty reservations
United Press report from Washington states a stormy Senate debate centers on President Wilson’s stance on reservations to the peace treaty. Administrations senators say he remains against any reservations, while Hitchcock signals possible mild explanatory language in the ratification resolution.
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United Press Statfs
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Administration
Capitol
Hitchcock
Hitcheork
White House
Everything Lines Up Support for Pomerene Presidential Bid
Senator Atlee Pomerene gains pledges from 15 of 22 Ohio sub divisions per Charles Raedel of the Pomference Boosters Committee. Support spreads to Kentucky and Western states with quotes from W A Patterson and Congressman Neely, as booster literature is prepared for nationwide broadcast.
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Atlee Pomerone
Ohio
Charles Raedel
Internal Revenue Department
Pomference Boosters Committee
K Raedel
State Democratic Executive Committee
Kentuck Ales
Hkaedel
Kaedel
W. A. Patterson
Colorado
Pomerene
Hunedel
Pormerene
Neely
West Virginia
Wheeling
Pomerene Boosters Committee
Gesey
Ansell Resigns as Court-Martial Reform Drives On
Lieut. Colonel Samuel T. Ansell, central figure in the fight to reform the army court martial system, sent his resignation to the War Department. He will persist in the campaign against alleged injustices as a partner in a Washington New York law firm.
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Washington
Samuel T. Ansell
War Department
Ansel
New York
Wilson Signs Sunday Law Bill With Rehabilitation Funds
President Wilson signed the sundry civil appropriation bill approving $4,000,000 for vocational rehabilitation of wounded servicemen. The bill adds to $6,000,900 from another measure, bringing total available funds to $14,000,000.
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Washington
Wilson
General strike ends in Brettin on July 1
Berlin reports a general strike in Brettin ending today. A Masonic notice warns of a special communication at Canton Lodge on Saturday afternoon July 1 at 1 oclock. The M M degree will be conferred with supper at 6 oclock. Aker and Norris sign as leaders.
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Berlin
Brettin
Canton Lodge
C. C. Aker
W. M
EB. Norris
Bec'y.Ady
Konenkamp Resigns as Labor Chief of Union
President J. Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America says he offered resignation to the general executive board to pursue a law career. He notes personal reasons and regrets severing ties with officers. board to decide effective date. A special session will be held soon.
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Chicago
J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers Union of America
Union
Konepkamy
Six Powerful Dreadnoughts Sail To Guard Pacific Shores
The Pacific Fleet sails from Hampton Roads under Admiral Kedroian toward home waters. Six super dreadnoughts, plus 23 destroyers and three supply ships, lead a force expected to grow to about 50 ships en route to the Pacific. Massed aircraft and additional ships will align along the California to Oregon line within weeks for permanent protection of the coast. No cannon salutes were fired as the fleet departed amid solemn harbor mood.
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Frank G. Menke
N.S
Newport News
Pacific
Hampton Roads
Gwaters
Ktodroan
Anama Canal
Atlantic Seaboard
California, Washington and
Oregon Canal
Men Arrested as Escaped Trio Freed Here
Detectives arrested three men Friday night suspected of being escapees from Mansfeld Reformatory. Berillion records proved they were not the convicts, and Police Chief Riblet released them Saturday morning. Authorities from New Philadelphia reported three men boarded a car here. names given as Meyers Hamill and Radington. A telegram listed Walter Wright Paul Rivera and James Bush as Mansfeld escapees.
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A. Bkotnicky
Herdlicka
Mansfeld Reformatory
Bertillion Records
Bertillion
Ben Clarke
Riblet
New Philadelphia
T. Meyers
BB. Hamill
T. Radington
Wilson Suffers Slight Illness
Washington July 19 President Wilken was bothered today by a brief indigestion attack. Officials said the episode was trifling and did not keep him from his desk, though bad weather and a busy schedule forced him to cancel a Newport News trip to watch the Pacific fleet start.
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Washington
Wilken
White House
Newport News
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Roundhouse Home
S. Albert Linton
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