Intervention in Mexico Proposed If Order Fails
U S Representative Murray of Oklahoma introduced a resolution in the House calling for U S intervention in Mexico within 30 days if order is not restored. It would authorize Wilson to use land and naval forces to protect Americans and seize Mexican public property until damage to foreign nationals is fully compensated.
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United Press
Washington
Mexico
U. S
House
U.S
Fire kills dozens at Binghamton Clothing Co plant
In Binghamton New York a catastrophic fire at the Binghamton Clothing Co factory trapped and burned many workers. About 40 may have perished with 12 severely injured as women and girls leapt from upper floors. Police and fire crews worked amid ruins and heat to recover victims while the safe hid company ledgers.
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United Press
Binghampton
N. Y
Binghampton Clothing Co
Freeman
Clothing Company
Binghmapton
Bull Moose Plan City Ticket Eight Now In Race For Mayor
Neighborhood troubles were aired in police court Tuesday morning when Mrs. Steve Sventako was charged with disturbing the peace in a warrant filed by Frank Nemeth. A young woman testified she stood in for her mother who could not speak English and denied the charge. All parties were dismissed with a warning.
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Steve Sventako
Frank Nemeth
Sventako
Wife May Not Hunt Missing City Sealer
Mrs. Laura M Shetzley, wife of J G Shetzley, a tinsmith, also disappeared from 1003 9th Street NE. Neighbors report she often visited the Schlemmer home prior to last Wednesday. No word has been received from Frank A Schlemmer or his wife about their whereabouts.
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Frank A. Schlemmer
Lippert Rack
Mrs. Senslemmer
Laura M. Shetzley
G. Shetzley
9Th-St
Schlemmer
Waterworks bids opened. contracts to be let in two departments
Bids for waterworks supplies were opened at noon Tuesday and will be tabulated by the clerk. A meeting of the board of control will probably be called for Wednesday noon at which time contracts will be let in both the service and safety departments.
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Board of Control
Service
Saloonist Abe Bailey Pleads Guilty in Police Court
Abe Bailey a saloonist pleaded guilty in police court Tuesday morning for selling liquor to Silas Moore of Alliance. He was fined 25 dollars and costs on his first arrest. Geneva plans a natural history museum costing 230000 dollars. READ THE WANT ADS TODAY.
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Abe Bailey
Silas Moore
Alliance
Thief Takes Car Handles
Officials fear car shortages after brass starting levers switch handles and air brake levers worth 150 dollars were stolen from N O T car barns in Tuscarawasst leaving streetcars helpless. The loss occurred likely Saturday or Sunday night with guards on duty but no sight of the thief. The incident prompts concern over future transportation during upcoming travel.
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Tusecarawasst
Health Board Probes City Water for Epidemic Source
The health department directs tests on city water to determine if the epidemic afflicting residents stems from the supply. Dr F A Dahinden says Dr Audley Calhoun is handling the tests, with results expected by week’s end. State health aid requested for bacteriological sample shipping.
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Health Department
F. A. DaHinden
Audley Calhoun
Harbert
State Board of Health
DaHinden
Calhoun
Royal Blend Coffee Noted for Its Authenticity
A garbled fragment mentions Royal Blend Coffee and hints at authenticity. The readable parts reference times and a sequence, but the core fact is unclear. the item seems to be a brief ad or product note about Royal Blend Coffee emphasizing its nationality or origin.
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Royal Blend Coffee
Canton Banker Fights Washing Paper Money
Elmer E. Mack cashier of the George D. Harter bank argues against currency washing. In a letter to Senator James K. Martine printed in Congress, Mack condemns faded notes, says they hinder deposits, aid counterfeiters, and urges immediate elimination of the practice. He aligns with Martine’s long battle against washed money.
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Elmer E. Mack
George D. Harter Bank
James K. Martine
New Jersey
Congressional Record
Mack
Martine
Charles Ritter Breaks Short Distance Record at Court
Charles Ritter, after orders from police court Tuesday morning, faced a $5 fine and costs for leaving the infirmary and seeking refreshments. He started a run from the infirmary and, despite a quarter hour, had not reported back. The incident notes the center city two mile distance from city hall to the county institution. Mourmelon France July 22 A soldier La Marle was killed when a biplane plummeted with Lieut Gabriel unhurt. Ice cream festival ads promote St Marys and St Pauls Catholic Church events at Nimisila Park July 21-22.
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Charles Ritter
Quinn
Ritter
Mourmelon
France
la Marle
Lieut
Gabriel
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Nimisila Park
Special meeting on funeral arrangements for George H Betz
Canton Court No 57 Tribe of Ben Hur holds a special meeting this evening at 7 30 in Eagle hall to complete plans to attend the funeral of the late brother George H Betz of 600 Center St tomorrow Wednesday at 2 o'clock by order of Chief WM STOPHER and Scribe W F Gauchat Advt
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Canton Court No
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Eagle Hall
George H. Betz
WM. Stopher
W. F. D. Gauchat
Want Ad Highlights Repair of Loss of Indispensable Man
An advertise-like line touts rapid replacement for the loss of a valued employee by noting that the indispensable man is a watch. The terse snippet frames a recruitment or retention mindset in a period-appropriate tone.
Circulator of Petitions Here Under Arrest
C. R. McCaslin of Cleveland, a referendum petitions circulator for the Green compensation act, was arrested in Cleveland on perjury charges. The arrest follows a statewide probe into fraudulent petition gathering under Governor Cox. McCaslin submitted Canton petitions with 59 and 21 names sworn before K Verne Mitchell.
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Cleveland
McCaslin
Cox
Columbus
Canton
K. Verne Mitchell
Leonard Agency Co
McCas
Hunger makes sex curious says G Stanley Hall
In Greeley Colorado on July 22 President G Stanley Hall of Clark University Worcester Massachusetts a leading psychologist lectured at the state teachers college. He declared women are curious because they are hungry and that Nutritive processes underlie all functions and cell hunger drives all activity. He praised clean napkins flowers and table talk as aids to digestion and temperance.
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United Press
Greeley
Colo
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
State Teachers’ College
Santry Sells Out to Klein in Tuscarawas Store
H. P. Klein of Santry & Klein buys out partner J. J. Santry Jr in their Tuscarawas Street shop and will continue the business alone. Santry will return to Cleveland to resume shoe trade he practiced before forming the partnership. A protest hearing on the proposed Aaron Meese county ditch in Marlboro is set for next Tuesday at 10 a.m. Judge Kruchbaum presiding. Lily Lodge No 862 K P members are urged to meet at their hall Wednesday at 1 p.m. to attend Brother George Betts funeral. all Knights invited.
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H. P. Klein
Santry & Klein
J. J. Santry, Jr
Tuscarawasst W
Santry
Cleveland
Klein
Aaron Meese
Marlboroto
Krrchbaum
Lily Lodge
K. P
George Betts
Progressives demand candidates as Dunwoodie files petition
Progressive leaders say a full municipal ticket will be entered as eight candidates vie for mayor. Ira A. Aungst and Thomas W. Dunwoodie join T. H. Robertson and other contenders as petitions are filed. The note stresses party nominating laws and cross party support from independents amid citywide dissatisfaction.
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Dunwoodie
Ira A. Aungst
Thomas W. Dunwoodie
Aungst
T. H. Robertson
Oscar M. Abt
Abt
Employers of Canton Meet on Child Law
The new child labor law takes effect August and will be enforced once local employers can comply. Next Friday the Canton association hosts a meeting led by Harry Weiss to discuss hours and compliance. Merchants ponder whether clerks will work in turns and if stores will close earlier on Saturdays. The law bans female workers under 16 and caps women at 54 hours weekly and 10 or 8 hours daily. Seating must be provided for all female employees.
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Harry Weiss
Convicts Burned to Death at Oakley Prison Farm
Thirty three convicts, all negroes, perished when a wooden cage jail at Oakley convict farm near Jackson Mississippi burned quickly after a stairway fire cut off escape. The structure lacked fire protection and two night watchmen failed to notice the blaze until it was too late. The lower floor stored hay and molasses, fueling the fire as it spread. The incident highlights dangerous conditions at the farm under Sergeant Byron, with the Mississippi press reporting the tragedy in stark terms.
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Jackson
Miss
Oakley
Oakley Farm
Byron
Cominets
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