Police officer among two Greeks held in park sex case
Wiam Brooks, 50, a RK POLICEMAN, jailed on contributing to the immorality of four 16 year old girls at Meyers Lake Park. Ross Apozan and Tsichlis, Greek proprietors on Tuscarawas Street, held for keeping a 16 year old at the Royal Hotel. Probation officers expect arrests of two more girls as investigation proceeds.
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Wiam Brooks
Meyers Lake Park
Tuscarawas-st W
Bation
Ross Apozan
Tuscarawas-st FE
Prs Tsichlis
Royal Hotel
Apozan
Tsichlis
Nation
Lillianerbaugh
Mary
Sand Apazen
Conni
Rooks
Park An
Jerbaugh
Niy
Brooks
Lake Resort
Islaim
Harvey F
Ohio Population Shifts in Decade From 1920 Census Data
Ohio's 1920 census shows total population 6,759,394 with gains and shifts across gender and race. Male to female ratios moved from 105.4 to 100 in 1920 and 104.4 to 100 in 1910 while white and Negro populations grew, and foreign born white residents reached 597,245 in 1910 to 678,697 in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jashington
Ohio
Fine for Bringing Dempsey Carpentier Photos Across State Lines
July 23 report from York states that anyone who ships pictures of Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier across state lines may face a $1000 fine and up to two years in a federal prison. Hayward ruled news and picture agencies are liable for such cross border dispatches. He declined to say if further action would target individuals returning to New York or transporting images to other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local Weather Outlook for Canton Area
Patchy conditions foreseen across Ohio with no significant temperature shift through Sunday. Canton Hardware Co advertises special window prices and related promotions for the shopper during the period.
Bus Lines Compete With Marietta Cars
Motor bus lines began operation in Marietta Ohio to replace suspended city tram service. The traction company had charged seven cents fare while buses set five cents. City council ordered removal of all suspended railway lines.
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Marietta
Marietta, O
Low Point in Steel Reaches Bottom Across Markets
The Dow Jones Financial Agency reports the low point in steel sales has been reached based on advices from Youngstown and Pittsburgh and other centers. Current volume gains are limited to building trades railroads and repair shops and locomotive works. Still, sentiment improves among buyers and sellers with signs of gradual new business growth ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dow-Jones Financial Agency
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Confessions of Black Sox Lost Immunity Waivers
State authorities search for immunity waivers signed by Cicotte Jackson and Williams after their alleged confessions in the 1919 World Series fix. Hartley Replogle testified the three players signed statements and waivers, which were missing after his grand jury report. The Black Sox trial, not in session, will resume Monday.
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Chicago
Black Sox
White Sox
Hartley Replogle
Replogle
Cicotte
Jackson
Williams
Officer's Father Speaks In Bergdoll Cash Plot Case
William R. Campbell, father of Major Bruce Campbell, defends his son against charges by Emma Bergdoll that he received $5,000 in a plot to free her son Grover. Campbell testified he will show records proving he and his wife held $24,000 in cash during the war and before Bergdoll's escape. He was summoned from Lexington, Kentucky.
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Washington
William R. Campbell
Bruce Campbell
Emma C. Bergdoll
Grover
Campbell
Lexington
Wasserman Brothers
New York
Major Campbell
Stark County Bar Picnic at Congress Lake
The Stark County Bar association holds its annual picnic next Thursday at Congress Lake. Dinner is served in the club house at 12:80 o'clock. A ball game between single and married lawyers is planned. committee members are Russell J. Burt C. Kg. Yutzey and Judge H. C. Pontius.
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Stark Ce Bar Association
Congress Lake
Russell J. Burt
C. Kg. Yutzey
H. C. Pontius
Ohio railroads oppose lower freight rates protest filed
Eleven railroads operating in Ohio filed protests against the public utilities commission order reducing slag freight rates about 26 percent. The filing signals the railways’ intention to contest the rate cut.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pubiic Utilities Commission
Gov Len Small Faces Arrest. State Troops Mobilized
Illinois Governor Len Small faced arrest on embezzlement charges with state troops ready to mobilize within twenty minutes. Adjutant General Dickson stated militiamen could respond quickly, while Small defied arrest and vowed to resist unless removed. A Chicago council of war with Mayor Thompson was planned as Small traveled to the city.
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Springfield
Arma
Len Small
State Capitol
Frank 8. Dickson
State House
Small
Illinois
Fifer
Dempsey Faces New York Tax and Perjury Charge
Albany July 23. Jack Dempsey the world heavyweight champion must pay about 12000 in New York State income tax or face perjury charges. James Ivins, head of the income tax bureau, says affidavits he allegedly swore to show residency will be produced to prevent a writ of attachment on his automobile by New York City creditors.
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Albany
N. Y
Jack Dempsey
New York State
James 8. Y. Ivins
Income Tax Bureau
Dempsey
New York City
Moroccans Attack as Spanish Forces Suffer Casualties
In Melilla Moroccans launch a heavy attack on Spanish troops. hundreds reported killed as Madrid warns of reinforcements. King Alfonso hastens from San Sebastian to consult with his cabinet on the Moroccan crisis.
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Paris
Morrocco
Madrid
Alfonso
San Sebastian
Melilla
Dunlap & Son Seek Receiver for Algier Farm
Joseph W. and Howard P. Dunlap of Dunlap & Son request a federal receiver to operate their Algier Hardinco farm. They value the farm at 175000 with crops and stock at 85000 and report debts of 272122 against assets of 280000.
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Toledo
Joseph W
Howard P. Dunlap
Algier
Hardinco
Dunlap & Son
Federal Court
Brooklyn Boy 16 Wounded by Sharpened Knife to Heart
Brooklyn youth Frank Farino aged 16 is at Holy Family hospital after a knife he was sharpening slipped and punctured his heart. Surgeons removed ribs to access the heart and sewed the wound. he rests comfortably and doctors say full recovery is expected. A diagram shows the stitching.
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Brooklyn
Frank Farino
N. Y
Holy Family Hospital
National Tube Co to resume rail mill on 40 percent basis
National Tube Company announced that starting Monday July 25 the rail mill department will resume operations at forty percent, after a three week shutdown due to lack of orders. The move affects more than 400 workers while other departments continue at forty percent.
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Lorain, C
National Tube Company
Rail Mill Department
Rail Department
Cantonians Helping Ohio Soldiers Get War Risk Claims
Washington July 23 An Ohioan played a key role in stabilizing the war risk bureau Six weeks ago Burt A Miller formerly of Canton and kin of President McKinley was placed by President Harding in an important post with Senator Willis aiding Ohio cases The combined effort secured numerous settlements for Ohioans Minnie E Lowe of Cleveland widow of James Williams Lowe filed suit against Canton man Joseph Kame for 2027 alleging eight promissory notes from 1906 1907 Blake represents her
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Washington
Burt A. Miller
Canton
McKinley
Harding
Willis
Ohio
United Efforts
Minnie E. Lowe
Cleveland
James Williams Lowe
Joseph Kame
Joseph M. Blake
Canton Daily News Subscription Drive Offers Big Prizes
The Canton Daily News invites boys and girls to earn prizes by selling subscriptions. Prizes include a $50 bicycle, scout knives, baseballs, watches, fountain pens, flashlights, and more. Visit the office on Page 3 to pick up blanks and start selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Canton
Appraisal Ordered for Gordon Tire and Rubber Co
Judge Harvey Ake orders an appraisal of Gordon Tire and Rubber Co holdings and assets after a receiver appointment. Receivers A G Ryley and A B Clark must file a certified list of secured and unsecured creditors. Appraisers R W Kent H D Raff and W E King named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Tire & Rubber Co
Harvey Ake
Gordon Co
R. W. Kent
H. D. Raff
W. E. King
Injunction Sought Against Massillon Water Co
James McGuire of 1802 Tremoni Street seeks a restraining order to stop the Massillon Water Supply Co from laying a water main across his property without permission. He asks for a temporary order and a permanent injunction after a hearing. Clark and Clark are his representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Water Supply Co
James McGuire
McGuire
Water Company
Clark and
Clark
Man Confesses Burning Home to Collect Insurance
James B Emerick, 21, of Union Port Jefferson, admitted setting fire to his home on July 7 to profit from a $500 life and property policy. He cited financial distress as his motive. State Fire Marshal H A Dykeman reported the confession from a field agent.
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Ccolumbus
James
Emerick
Union Port
Jeffergence
H. A. Dykeman
Scott to Take Charge of Marshfield Bank
Columbus July 23 H BE Scott Superintendent of Banks assumed control of Marshfield Bank New Marshfield Athens eco a private bank at owners request due to the disappearance of cashier William Sturgill.
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Scott
Marshfield Bank
Columbus
Latin America Not Seeking Conference Seat in Disarmament Talks
Washington reports Latin American and Pacific-border nations show keen interest in President Harding's disarmament and Far East conference yet have not sought seats. Diplomats say Latin republics view it as a great power affair but support limits, with Mexico Chile Argentina Peru and others backing armament reduction and fleet downsizing.
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Washington
Latin-America
Pacific
Harding
United States
State Department
Mexico
Central
South America
Obregont
Union of Central American Republica
Mathieu
Chile
Perez
Peru
Senor Tellez
Premature Blast Kills Two at Cleveland Brick Plant
A premature dynamite blast at Medal Paving Brick Company on Saranac road, Cleveland, killed Cecil Compara and Collinwood resident unidentified, and seriously injured Al W. Keese who is believed fatally hurt. Two others were buried by cave-in amid tons of sand as the blast occurred during digging.
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Cleveland
Medal Paving Brick Company
Saranac Road
Eand
Tonsa
Anand
Cecil
Compara
Collinwood
al W. Keese
Fights threaten Italian cabinet amid Sarzana clashes
From Rome July 23 reports say Faneschi communist shocks in Sarzana threaten overthrow of the present Italian cabinet. Socialist groups will vote against the cabinet program leaving it with only Popular and Reformist backing, likely sealing its fate. Reports say about 20 people were killed and at least 30 wounded.
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Rome
Fanscieti Communist
Sarzana
Ares
Weekly forecast and an auditorium event in Washington
The July 25 to 30 forecast covers Ohio valley and Tennessee with generally fair weather and near normal temperatures, but a chance of local thunder showers early in the week. Also notes a hearing on Wie with Kelly Miller at the Auditorium on July 27 at 8 p.m. plus a leather bag sale at Arthur's Leather Shop offering prewar prices from five to twenty one dollars.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Kelly Miller
Rapid Transit Workers Agree to 10 Percent Wage Cut
Fifteen thousand employees of the Interborough Rapid Transit company will take a voluntary ten percent pay reduction starting tomorrow. They said the move would avert receivership and save more than 2.6 million dollars annually for the company.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Train Robbed Near Cherry Valley by Bandits
Five white men and a Negro held up Missouri Pacific train No. 205 between Cherry Valley and Vandale Arkansas and robbed the mail and express cars. They forced the engineer to a crossing and fled east in an automobile. Sheriff Cooper of Crosco and deputies hunt the robbers.
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Memphis
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Cherry Valley
Ark
Vandale
Cooper
Cross-co
Japan to Enter Conference in Washington
Tokyo reports the advisory council approved inviting Japan to the disarmament and Far East conference in Washington. Delegates are being selected and national opinion harmonized as Tokyo signals unreserved entry. An American cable suggests Hughes pledged no reopening of Shan tung and Yap ironies if settled.
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Tokio
Washington
Japan
Hughes
Taron Shidahara
Shantung Railway
China
Foreign Office
Whiskey Runner Draws $500 Fine
Caught in the act of carrying whiskey from one house to another. John Kitt, forefeler, fined $500 and costs by Judge Bowman in police court Saturday morning. Levis Gava found guilty of driving while intoxicated, fined $26 and costs with 60 day workhouse pending on condition he pays $50 for damaging another machine. I. A. Bloom pleaded guilty to speeding, fined $15 and costs. Otia Crowder given 30 days in the workhouse for being a suspicious person. Assault and battery cases against Fred Goins and Martha Goins were dismissed for want of jurisdiction. Mrs. Olive Pollack against Charles Beers, of Dover, for reckless driving, and Beers counter charge, will be heard next Tuesday.
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John Kitt
Bowman
Levis Gava
Gava
I. A. Bloom
Otia Crowder
Fred Goins
Martha Goins
Olive Pollack
Charles Beers
Dover
Heer
Frustrate Attempt At Jail Delivery In West Virginia
An attempted jail break at Wetselco jail in Syster ville was thwarted when a passerby noticed loosened rear wall bricks. Officials found only one brick column separating 12 prisoners from freedom and cited liquor-law violations as the inmates’ status.
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Sisterville
W Va
Wetselco
Liberty
Dublin Opposes Premier Lloyd George Irish Peace Plan
Sinn Fein leaders in Dublin voice open opposition to Lloyd George's Irish peace offer. De Valera likely to return to London without accepting the plan as is, while some hope for delay and possible reopening of negotiations with Britain.
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Dublin
George
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
de Valera
London
Harding Asks Probe Of Reserve Board
Senator McLean of Connecticut introduced a senate resolution for an investigation of the Federal Reserve Board and the comptroller of the currency at Governor Harding's request. The move follows frequent criticism of the board and its policy in congress and public debate, with focus also on the comptroller's office amid attacks by former comptroller John Skelton Williams.
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Washington
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
McLean
Connecticut
Senate
Comptroller of the Currency
Congress
Out
Eomptroller
Jo&n Skelton Willams
Compurter
Company C Entrains for Camp Perry and Parade
Company C Third Infantry O N G entrained for Camp Perry Saturday morning over the Pennsylvania lines. The Canton unit will stay 17 days, returning August 6. Commanded by First Lieutenant B C Greee in place of Captain Ben Kilper, they will also take part in the Cleveland 126th anniversary parade on July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Infantry
Camp Perry
Pennsylvania
Camp
Canton
B. C. Greee
Ben Kilper
Cleveland
Grand Army Band Concert At McKinley Park Tonight
The Grand Army band plays its third open air concert at McKinley Park Saturday at 4 pm directed by Emil Rinkendorff. The diverse program includes Caesar's Triumphal march, Zampa overture, Turkish melodies, Wagner chorus, and Staccato Polka among others.
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Grand Army Band
McKinley Park
Emil Rinkendorff
Mitchell
Bauquet
Strauss
Arkansas
Volker
Imigrima Chorus
Wagner
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PLAC
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