Ford named piracy figure as Muscle Shoals bidder
Senate agriculture committee majority report labels Henry Ford a piratical corporation head seeking a $14.5 billion gift from taxpayers through Muscle Shoals bid. It accuses Ford of demanding government funding and risks shifted to the public, warning such acceptance would halt progress and invite unregulated corporate control.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ford
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Senate Committee
Famine in Russia Reported 24 Million Starving
Dr Fridjof Nansen told the League of Nations council that twenty four million Russians are starving. He described desolate famine areas and peasants too weak to till fields or harvest crops and urged an international relief committee to direct aid though funds are lacking.
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London
Fridjof Nansen
League of Nations Council
Dr. Nansen
Nansen
Senate Passes Liberty Bond Relief Bill For Mineral City
The U S Senate passed a measure to repay Liberty bond subscribers who lost about 538000 due to Mineral City bank failures. The bill, supported by J H Himes, would aid four other cities and requires House approval after recess on August 15.
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Mineral City Liberty Bond
Mineral City Bank
United States
U. S. Senate
Liberty Bond
House
J. H. Himes
Senate
Washington
Mineral City Bond
Mineral City
Claims Committee
Himes
Canton
Mayor May Push Double Tracking on Tuscarawas Line
Mayor Curtis and Supt. Conklin inspected the Tuscarawas line and may demand double tracking between Meyera Lake Junction and the city limits. If the Meyera Lake section remains single track it would leave a link with Massillon Road double tracks causing congestion and delays.
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Meyera Lake Junction
Tuscarawasst
Curtis
Supt
Conklin
Massillon
Massillon-rd
Tuscarawassi W
Old Guard Beaten in Nebraska Primaries
With 220 of 1,913 precincts reporting progressive Republicans swept Nebraska for local to federal offices. Adam McMullen led Charles H. Randall for governor, inching ahead by 327 votes as remaining precincts were not expected to alter results.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
United States
Adam McMullen
Charles H. Randall
8S. R. McKelvie
McMullen
Barret
Randall
Weather and notices span Ohio forecast and lodge meeting
The forecast for Ohio calls for a fair night and a slightly warmer Friday. A special communication of Wm. McKinley lodge will be held Friday July 21 at 7 p.m. with an E A degree. C Arnold W M H H Hinegart Secy Adv.
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Ohio
Wm. McKinley Lodge
C. Arnold
Hinegart
Mystery In Death Of New York Couple
Police in Williamsport Pa investigate the death of H M Shearer and his wife found with throats cut in Lycoming Creek near Bodine The bodies were located after motorists heard a child's cries from an automobile bearing New York license 584894 A three year old girl cried for her mother in the coupe which local residents say had sat by the road all day raising questions whether the deaths were murder or suicide The couple were from Attica New York
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Williamsport
Attica
N. Y
Lycoming Creek
Bodine
New York
Pedestrian struck by mystery bullet near city fish market
Robert Alexander, 34, of 417 3rd St NW was hit by an unidentified low calibre bullet as he walked past the 321 3rd St NW fish market. The bullet pierced his right leg between knee and ankle. Police investigate as WWB radio notes first program tonight at 8.
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Robert Alexander
Baby Savings Ad for The First Trust Bank
An advertisement offering a Baby Savings account requiring a $1 or more deposit and a silver plated baby bank for accumulating savings, presented by The First Trust and Savings Bank.
Daily News Canton Broadcast Opens With Musical Program
Canton artists prepare for the Daily News WWB radio debut at 8 pm on 3860 meters. Soloists Mrs George H Clark Miss Helen Sigrist and Mr William E Strassner will perform with violin piano and cello numbers. Mayor C C Curtis will introduce the station.
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Canton
Daily News
WWB
George H. Clark
Helen Sigrist
William E. Strassner
C. C. Curtis
Letter Carrier Honored for Heroic Railroad Rescue
First Assistant Postmaster General R Bartlett commended William L. Creer a Kent Ohio substitute letter carrier for rescuing a young woman who fell on a railroad track as an approaching train neared. The Kent postmaster reported the act would have cost the woman her life without Creer’s intervention. Special-Player rolls four for $1 with new shipments announced at Kenny's piano department.
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Washington
R Bartlett
William L. Creer
Kent
Croop
Daily News Radio Program Opens With Music and Readings
Mayor C. C. Curtis introduces late press bulletins in the program. A sequence of songs and violin, cello, and piano pieces follows, featuring Mrs. George H. Clark, Mrs. Allen Rice, Miss Helen Sigrist, Mr. A. J. Nasly Jr., Mr. William Strassner, and others. Evelyn Kattman accompanies the performers.
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Anna Bolus Leichot
Allen Rice
A. J. Nasly Jr
Rice
Leichot
Evelyn Kattman
Clark
Sigrist
Strassner
Curtis
WWE
First I Presbyterian Church
Alfred Lee Wilson
M. E
Canton
Moock Electric Supply Co
Daily News
C. C. Curtis
Burleigh
Slyvia
George H. Clark
A. J. Nasly, Jr
Vida
Max Brice
Woodman
Helen Sigrist
Kreisler
Rogers
Colson
Britu
Verdi
William Straasner
Values
Vanderpool
Hearter
Villa Maria Fund Reaches 12000 After Campaign Meeting
More than 12000 was subscribed to the Villa Maria fund at a campaign workers meeting held at the Knights of Columbus club house. The drive seeks 150000 district wide with Canton’s share set at 20000. Workers expect the full amount soon.
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Villa Maria
Knights of Columbus Club
Canton
Maryland Park Folk Form Community Body
One hundred fifty property owners in Maryland Park formed a community association to promote public affairs and local improvements. They plan a temporary three grade school in the development, playground upgrades, a $350 fund matched by Timken Roller Bearing, and ten minute street car service. A boy scout troop was sought, with eight directors and officers elected: Peter Voss president, Howard Moore secretary, H I Watkins treasurer.
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Maryland Park
Maryland-at
15Th-St
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Focal Scout
Peter Voss
Howard Moore
H. I. Watkins
C. A. Seran
W. T. Burns
E. G. Limberg
Cc. C. Ritchey
Clyde E. Brinker
A. H. Cummins
Francis A. Goshorn
C. A. Dorland
Stark Grand Jury Indicts 24 Suspects in Partial Report
Twenty four indictments against 30 persons were returned by the Stark co grand jury after two days of deliberation. Five indictments are secret. Cases will be tried in July and August. no capital crimes are listed though manslaughter may appear in the full report.
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Stark Co Grand Jury
C. B. McClintock
E. D. Hall
J. H. Hantz
Lester Drayer
Henry Lare
George Thomas
John Horn
Non-Union Miners Vote to Stay at Steubenville Coal Yard
In Steubenville Ohio non-union miners at the Steubenville Coal and Mining Co vote to remain at work after threats to their homes. Over 75 favored staying on the job with only three voting to walk out. The mine is operated by non-union men. A festival notice from a Lutheran church at North Industry invites attendance on Saturday July 22.
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Steubenville, CO
Steubenville Coal and Mining Co
the Lutheran Church At
North Industry
Britain Ratifies Washington Pacts
Britain formally ratified all treaties from the Washington conference. The act became law this afternoon through royal assent.
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Britain
Washington
London
Great Britain
Postal Clerks Close Columbus Convention
The fifth division council of railway postal clerks association closed its Columbus session with addresses by national president William M. Collins and division council president B. G. Burgess. A resolution urged abolishing certain supervisory positions in the government mail service.
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Columbus
Division Council
Railway Postal Clerks Association
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
William M. Collins
B. G. Burgess
Labor Board Gives Up on Rail Peace Over Seniority Rights
Chicago reports say the U S railway labor board has abandoned peace talks with railroads and unions. President Harding may intervene as negotiations stall over seniority rights, with more than 300 trains cancelled nationwide and significant service curtailment. The strike, driven by coal shortages, deepens as leaders warn of a finish fight between railroads and unions.
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Chicago
Harding
Washington
United States Railway Labor Board
Ben W. Looper
Labor Board
Ohio man elected head of U S League of Building and Loan
James K. Kinney of Columbus Ohio was elected president at the league’s annual convention in Portland Maine He leads more than 9 000 building and loan companies with resources over two billion dollars He praised banks and savings institutions and predicted safeguards will prevent most financial institution failures.
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Portland
Maine
James K. Kinney
Columbus
Ohio
U. S. League of Building and Loan Associations
League
Kinney
United States
Curb Markets To Open On Friday In Canton
Cantons curb markets will open Friday at 6 30 a m under the Lincoln Highway Memorial association market committee. Berries and vegetables will be sold at sites on Sixth Stand Highway NW Sixth Street and Market Avenue S Mahoning Road and 12th Street NE and Park Avenue and Ninth Street SW. Markets operate Tuesdays and Fridays all summer.
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Canton’s
Lincoln Highway Memorial Association
Sixth-stand Highway
Sixth-st
Market-avy
Mahoningrd
12Th-St
Park-av
Portrait Photographer Ad in Local Paper
At o clock local time 360 meter Mrs E M Richardson Home Portrait Photographer state phone 2449 R Adv.
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E. M. Richardson
Canton Quiet Amid Railroad Strike Reports
Sheriff Milo Cathon told Governor Harry J. Davis that Canton remained quiet as railroad workers staged a strike. He checked Pennsylvania shops and found only on duty workers with no pickets or disorder, reporting no violence or disruption in the Canton district.
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Milo Cathon
Harry J. Davis
Canton
Cathon
Pennsylvania
Southern Ohio coal operators seek early mine reopenings
A message to President Harding from the Southern Ohio Coal Exchange pledges loyalty to government policy on public welfare and national security. Operators vow to resume production as conditions permit and urge a just tribunal settlement to end the national coal strike impact.
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Columbus
Southern Ohio
Harding
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Ohio
Southern
Lima auto owners offer to move mails
A fleet of Lima owned cars will be available to Postmaster A. E. Gale if railroad shopcraft strikes block mail movement. Members of the Lima Automobile club offered their cars. A message from national headquarters prompted the strike committee to delay filing a protest against the court order affecting pickets.
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Lima
A. E. Gale
Lima Automobile Club
Sedgwick Dies at 68 A Prominent Martins Ferry Attorney
Frank T. Sedgwick, 68, noted Martins Ferry lawyer, president of Peoples Savings Bank and secretary of Fidelity Savings and Loan, died suddenly early today. Ad notices list travel fares Cleveland and return 1.65 on N.O. T. & Lt. trains with departures Saturdays and Sundays and good for returns until Sunday night.
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Martins Ferry
Frank Tt. Sedgwick
The
Peoples Savings Bank
Fidelity Savings and Loan Company
Cleveland
N.O. T
Ady
Baby’s First Photograph Free Offer 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 and Savings Bank with a deposit of $1 or more. The promotion includes a baby book to record milestones.
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Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Adv
Baby
Miners And Operators Dead Locked Over Unions On Contracts
Washington reports the twin coal and rail strikes have caused estimated losses to workers and industry totaling about 593 million dollars. Daily wage losses reach 7.5 million and coal operators face around 240 million in foregone output. With 1.25 to 1.5 million on strike, the coal and rail actions threaten public transit and freight costs, while unresolved contract demands by miners and unions drive the stalemate forward.
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Washington
Five Known Dead in Cliftonville Mine Disaster
The Cliftonville West Virginia mine crash case grew to five known dead when a badly decomposed unidentified miner's body was found with a bullet wound. Deputies searched brush for more victims as arrests rose to 76 across Cliftonville Avella Brooke and Ohio counties. The McKinley mine tipple fire has died, and repairs will begin after insurance adjustments. Prosecutors say first degree murder charges will be pursued against all involved in the Cliftonville mine attack. The coroner’s inquest resumes with continuation likely through Saturday.
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Steubenville
Cliftonville
West Virginia
H. Duval
Herbert Allen
Avella
Brooke
Ohio County
McKinley
W. S. Wilkins
Wilkins
Seasonal fruits and vegetables featured by J. and Wagner
Local ad lists a variety of vegetables and fruits in season offered by J. and Wagner at 6 Upper North Itry Road.
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J. & Wagner
R. D
Upper North Itry Rd
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Canton- Massillon
Concert Tonight Radio and Electrical Supply Co
Clevelandavy NW
Advv
Mrs. Allen Rice
Kenny
William FE. Strassner Baritone
Maryland Park Folk Form Community Body
Stark Grand Jury
Joe
WWRB
Arthur's
WWR
Ohio Man
B. & L. League
James F. Kinney
Curb Markets
Daily
Davis
F. R. Sedgwick
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