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19 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
1
Large caches of guns found in Germany amid Rathenau case
Potsdam unearthed a cache of 500 machine guns and dum-dum bullets. Investigators expect arrests tied to the Rathenau assassination as police probe a supposed revolutionary plot and a youth ring named Consuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Potsdam
Stuttgart
Inter-Allied Military Control Commission
Richter
Walter Rathenau
Rathenau
Ludendorff
von Tirpitz
Hans Steubenrach
Gerd Techow
Techow
Ernest
Wilhelm Gunther
Consuls
Erhardt
Lenine Not Poisoned says Kameneff in Moscow
Moscow reports deny Lenine murder rumors with Kameneff stating Lenine visited recently and is improving His villa residence near Moscow is described as his retreat where he walks and discusses state affairs with advisers but cannot resume full duties for weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kameneff
Moscow
Lenine
le Nne
Kamenoff
Conference Hints Russia Reconstruction Talks in Hague
A Hague dispatch says another international conference on reconstructing Russia seems likely. British and Italian officials reportedly back the Russian delegates counter proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
the Hague
Wage cut pact ratified by Cincinnati Traction company workers
Arbitration panel reached a four percent wage reduction agreement for Cincinnati Traction Company employees. The company originally sought ten percent and the accord covers all rail staff except cartenders washmen and curve cleaners. Ratification occurred Tuesday night by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Weather and Market Notes for Ohio Readers Today
Forecast for Ohio shows little temperature change tonight and Friday. Vegetables and fruits in season are listed. Advertisements mention Wagner R. D. and Upper North Industry Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wagner, R. D
Upper North Industry Rd
Crows Battle Golden Eagle at Cincinnati Zoo
A nine foot golden eagle, brought to Cincinnati by farmer Harry Hall, was nearly killed by a hundred enraged crows near a crow nest. The eagle was rescued after Hall intervened, saving its life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harry Hall
Williamsburg
Stark County to seek savings on TB sanitarium cost
Stark County commissioners will travel to Columbus to push a plan to cut expenses for the proposed Stark County tuberculosis sanitarium. They say state health department requirements justify the higher estimate of about 195000 dollars and they will press to reduce costs while meeting specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark-co
Columbus
State Department of Health
Progressives Lead In Nebraska Primaries
Nebraska returns show progressives gaining over old line candidates in statewide races. In the Republican senate race R B Howell leads over Albert W Jefferis with 12 792 to 9 282 among 529 of 1 913 precincts. Gilbert M Hitchcock secures Democratic nod with J O Shroyer far behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Albert W. Jefferis
United States Senate
R. B. Howell
Jefferis
Howell
C. A. Davis
C. H. Gustavson
United States
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
J. O. Shroyer
Hitchcock
Shroyer
Wets
Paul Manhart
Paris Bans Fees For Park Bench Use During Lunch Hour
Paris abolishes fees for park bench use during the two hour noon luncheon period from 12 to 2 pm in municipally controlled parks. The move aims to extend the privilege to shopgirls in the Tuileries Jardin des Plantes and the Luxembourg Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tuileries
Jardin Des Planies
Luxembourg
Neighbors Harvest 22 Acre Wheat Field Before Widow’s Death
In TIRO on July 19 a 22 acre wheat field owned by the widow of the late John Hutt was harvested in record time. Twenty six men with eight binders cut, bound, and shocked the grain in one hour and 35 minutes, as Mr Hutt had been unable to harvest before his death from complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiro
John Hutt
Hutt
Baby's First Photo Free With Bank Savings Offer
Ad invites with Courtney's Studio to open a $1 or more Baby Savings account at The First Trust and Savings Bank. Free baby portrait and a baby book to record milestones are provided. Phone 2449-R listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
Baby
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Battle planes aid Irish forces in southern advance
A squadron of five battle planes supports free state troops in southern Ireland directing regulars as rebels retreat along the line. Regulars hold the positions at New Ross Kilkenny Nenagh and Thurles while Limerick endures five days of heavy street fighting and civil life stalls amid widespread destruction. Irregulars burn barracks and seize supplies as the Campaign continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
New Ross
Kilkenny
Nenagh
Thurles
Ufe
Limerick
Rebels Prepare To Make Final Stand At Cork
In a Cork dispatch the Star reports republican rebels in southern Ireland ready to make their last stand at Cork. Hotels near barricaded streets are emptied, fortresslike, as buildings at strategic points are seized. Rebels seize and requisition all kinds of supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
Cork
The
Star
Divorces Filed in Common Pleas Court Details
Mrs. Carrie F Proctor petitions for divorce from Ernest Proctor alleging neglect and non support in a marriage that began in 1895 and produced two children. Ada Schluner cites infidelity and gross neglect in a custody petition naming a co respondent. Goldie Livesay seeks divorce from Harry A Livesay citing gross neglect and cruelty. Ida Ailing accuses Lester Ailing in a similar petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Proctor
Alliance
Bob Ingersoll
Carrie F. Proctor
Common Pleas Court
Emmons &Emmons
Ada Schluner
Elmer Schluner
E. P. Speidel
Goldie Livesay
15Th-St SW
Harry A. Livesay
C.S. McDowell
Ida Ailing
Lester Ailing
I. L. Gould
Aged Woman Beaten to Death in Indianapolis
The body of 74 year old Mrs. Mary B. Toon was found near a shed in the back yard of her locked home. Marks of violence on her head indicated she had been beaten to death. police sought a motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mary B. Toon
Oil prices reduced by five eastern grades
Pittsburgh July 19 Five eastern grades of crude oil were cut by 25 cents a barrel. The Joseph Seep agency and Standard Oil buyers announced new well prices at 10 oclock today: Pennsylvania 3.00 Cabell 1.86 Somerset heavy 1.65 Somerset light 1.90 Ragland 1.00 Corning unchanged at 1.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Joseph Seep
Standard Oil
Pennsylvania
Cabell
Somerset Heavy
Somerset Light
Ragland
Corning
Picnic planned at Ash Cave draws regional crowds
Plan for a mammoth picnic at Ash Cave near Hamden on July 30 draws people from about six surrounding counties. The caves are noted as a natural wonder and are expected to attract thousands if enhanced access improves visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Ash Cave
Here
Mines reopen in Hocking district as strike nears end
Nelsonville July 19. In order to prepare for the expected resumption of work in the coal mines of the Hocking district, day workers are being employed at the old wage of about 7.50 dollars per day. The men are making the mines ready for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hocking
First Lutheran Church to hold meeting for new minister
A special congregation meeting will be held in the parish hall at 7 30 Wednesday night to arrange for securing a new minister to replace the late Rev W J Schuman. All voting members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
W J. Schuman
Boy Hit by Auto Seriously Injured in North Canton
Harold Fry thirteen of North Canton is hospitalized with a fractured leg and scalp lacerations after being struck at Maplecrest stop while riding a truck and jumping in front of another auto mobile. The driver, a General Electric Co. representative from Cleveland, stopped and aided him. witnesses cite moderate speed. Arnold's ambulance transported him to Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Fry
North Canton
Mercy Hospital
Maplecrest
North Cantonrd
General Electric Co
Cleveland
Canton
Arnold
AFL Urges Nationwide Support for Railroad Strikers
Washington July 19 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor appeals to all labor organizations and every American who loves justice to support the striking railroad workers. The unanimous call invites working people to sustain the strike as a protest against what is described as an unjust action by an American institution. The pledge bans union and nonunion workers from taking over jobs held by strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Dr Samuel A Conklin Dies After Long Canton Career
Dr Samuel A Conklin aged 72 died at his Canton home 323 Cleveland Ave SW Wednesday after months of illness. A longtime physician in Canton he retired a decade ago but kept an inactive practice. Survived by daughter Mrs Mary Louise Holden and grandson Hulbert Holden of Boston, with wife and two sons predeceased. Funeral at 3 pm Friday at home with Canton physicians as pallbearers. burial in Westlawn family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Conklin
Canton
Cleveland
Mary Louise Holden
Hulbert Holden
Boston
Dr. Conklin
Washington
Robert
Harry
Canton Medical Society
Westlawn
C. and O. Clerks Prepare Thursday Strike in Huntington
Three hundred Chesapeake and Ohio clerks plan a 10 a m strike Thursday, announced by C L Taylor, local union president. A published statement says wholesale houses and coal operators would supply clerks if rail workers quit, but Taylor reports wholesale clerks would not take striker jobs. The union meets tonight to decide further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Chesapeake & Ohio
C. L. Taylor
Taylor
Truck Driver Reports Hold Up at Gunpoint
Frank Capes a truck driver for AC Tower Co told police two foreigners held him up at 4 30 PM at Reedurban and Tuscarawasst and Cherry av SE robbing him of 38 dollars. He said one man pressed a revolver against him while the other searched his pockets and then they fled down Cherry av. Capes lives at 922 Eighth st NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Capes
AC Tower Co
Capes
Reedurban
Tuscarawasst
Cherryav SE
Cherryav
Eighth-st NE
Hammer Thrower Incident at Fox Furnace Co
Edward Smith ordered by Sandor Kotoe led to an eruption of violence when Kotoe threw a hammer striking Smith in the back. Smith retaliated by throwing the hammer back and Kotoe was hospitalized for a badly squashed nose repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Edward Smith
Sandor Kotoe
Fox Furnace Co
Kotoe
Smith
Special on Cigars 10c and 15c Cigar Deal
Bargain cigar sale this week featuring 10 cent cigars two for 25 cents and 15 cent cigars five for 5 cents advertised by Eddie Hawk at 305 Market Ave South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Hawk
Garvers To Sell at Customers Own Price Big Clearance Sale
Strasburg C anuncia Big Clearance Sale at the Biz Store beginning Friday July 21 and ending July 31. Goods include women and misses spring and summer ready to wear at price offered by customers, with many items such as coats capes dresses and blouses among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvers
Strasburg
ata—AdAv
Two Killed When Trains Collide in Oklahoma
A head on collision between a Missouri, Kansas and Texas passenger train and a freight train on the Osage division near Ageuma Oklahoma killed engineer Edward Morris of Muskogee and head brakeman 8 J Richardson of Tulsa. Several passengers were injured and officials cited a misunderstanding of train orders as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageuma
Okla
Here
Tulsa
Osage
Edward Morris
Muskogee
J. Richardson
Perishable Goods Accepted at Owners Risk
New York on July 19 announced that the American Railway Express will accept perishable goods for shipment only at the owners risk due to railroad strike conditions. Officials said this is not an embargo and fruit shipments are expected to be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Railway Express
Pythian Sisters Plan Evening Meeting on Funeral Arrangements
The Pythian Sisters will meet at 7 30 this evening at K of P hall to make arrangements for the funeral of our late sister Pillaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of Phall
Pillaman
Eternity Camp Meeting Ad by Rev Humphrey
Community camp meeting advertised at 6th Street and Rex Southeast with singing and a sermon by Rev. Humphrey at 7:30 p m. Rental or admission details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Rex
Stormy Reichstag Session Turns Tense in Berlin
In Berlin on July 19, the Reichstag faced stormy scenes as nationalists accused the Socialists of harming Germany. Deputy Hesaille charged coalitionists with pouring vitriol on open wounds and warned that Tamafraud Rathenau is not the last man to be assassinated as Socialist members shouted murderers in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichstag
Germany
Vitrol
Hesaille
Tamafraud Rathenau
Hara
Sharpe Motor Co 15 Incorporated Takes Packard Agency
The Sharpe Motor Company of Canton Incorporated announces it has taken over the Packard Motor Car Co agency for the Canton territory at a $25,000 value. Robert R. Sharpe leads the incorporators with C. D. Yengling Alfred Heirnomus Dr Heller and Alton Eplinz. The Canton area covers Stark Tuscarawas Wayne Carroll and Harrison counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe Motor Company of
Canton
Packard Motor Car Co
Robert R. Sharpe
Packard Cleveland Co
Sharpe Co
Packard
R. R. Sharpe
C. D. Yengling
Alfred Heironomus
Dr. Heller
Alton Eplin
Naval Secretary in airplane crash in the Orient
Secretary of the Navy Edwin Denby survived an airplane accident while touring China. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt sent a cable to obtain details, citing Denby’s emergency landing as authorities assess any injuries. Denby had been traveling from Tokyo to Pekin after a Naval Academy reunion and prior service in China’s customs service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwin Denby
China
Roosevelt
Orient
Danby
Atlantic Fleet
U. S. S. Henderson
Department
Naval
Denby
Pekin
Navy Department
Great Wall of China
Tokio
United States Naval Academy
Japan
Chinese Customs Service
Prohibition Law Hard to Enforce at Ohio Chiefs Meet
The 22nd annual Ohio Police Chiefs' association convention opened at Cedar Point with Rabbi A. Silver of Cleveland urging more conscientious enforcement. Speakers included former Chief Frank Smith Detective Jake Mintz and Chief James Watkins. Chiefs say enforcement is hindered by rising hooch manufacturers and rum runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Ohio Police Chiefs’ Association
Rabbi A. Silver
Cleveland
Frank Smith
Jake Mintz
James Watkins
Youngstown
Pickets Called Off at Sandusky Rail Shops
Pickets near the Baltimore and Ohio railway shops were recalled this morning under a federal judge's order to stop interference. In contrast, additional pickets were set around the Pennsylvania shops where 20 car repairers went out yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Westenhaver
Pennsylvania
Baby Savings Ad from The First Trust Bank
An advertisement invites parents to open a Baby Savings account with $1 or more and offers a silver plated Baby’s Savings bank for accumulating funds. The First Trust & Savings Bank promotes the program as a gift with account setup.
Miners Threaten Walkout If Strikebreakers Hired
Ten thousand union stationary engineers warn they will desert their posts and flood-control teams if operators hire strikebreakers. They note past April 1 strike left guards to protect mines from floods and hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh Coal Operators to Reopen Western Mines
The Pittsburgh Coal Producers Association announced after an executive session that bituminous mines in Western Pennsylvania will reopen to the fullest extent possible in line with President Harding's invitation. Miners would receive the November 1917 wartime wage scale, with a demand to abolish the check off system. operators say terms require elimination of the check off entirely. A formal policy statement will be issued later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
Pennsylvania
Harding
Miners Hold Firm on License Rules as Strikes Continue
Union miners insist stationary engineers must hold state licenses with two years mining experience. John L. Lewis says no defections and opposes federal force, urging constructive settlement. Indiana and Illinois statutes requiring licensed apprentices are highlighted, and operators risk protests if ignored. Cabinet members call the scene tense yet hopeful as talks push toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Hense
John L. Lewis
U. S. Army
United Mine Workers
United States Army
Harding
States
Strikers Halt Train Service Between Delcon and Cross Plains
Striking railroad employees have blocked train operations between Delcon and Cross Plains Texas. A telegram from the Fort Worth railway mail service superintendent says management hoped to run a train last night but doubted success. If services do not resume, post office trucks will serve Cisco Cross Plains Pioneer and Rising Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Delcon
Cross Plains
Tex
Post Office Department
Fort Worth
Texas
Cisco
Pioneer
Rising Star
Wage Scale Revisions Prompt Board Action in Rail Dispute
Union leaders push wage scale revision with individual railroads. If no agreement, disputes go to the labor board for prompt action. Board referral influenced maintenance of way workers to defer strike. Trackmen dispute with Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad already on calendar for disposal. Shopmen strike settlement doubtful as railroads refuse to talk until return to work. Seniority rights remain a key demand. President KE Grable claims strong control amid about 2000 unauthorized walkouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniona
Labor Board
Pyes
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
KE. PF. Grable
Brotherhood
Grable
Strike Status in Canton and Alliance Unchanged
Strike conditions in Canton and vicinity remained unchanged Wednesday as reports from Pennsylvania Railroad shopmen committees indicate. A meeting of Morgan shops workers in Alliance was set for 7 p.m. Thursday at Swann Hall, while crafts meetings continued with no new developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Morgan
Alliance
Swann Hall
Little Rock
Zanesville Names Acting Postmaster to Succeed Alexander
Wilbur Ledman, former Muskingamee Republican chair and ex county treasurer, named acting postmaster at Zanesville to replace James R. Alexander who resigns to seek the Fifteenth Ohio district congressional nomination. Ledman to take charge around August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Wilbur
Ledman
Muskingamee
James R. Alexander
Ohio
Lehman
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