McCulloch Outlines Plans For Ohio State Government
Canton congressman Roscoe C. McCulloch outlined his governor agenda in London Ohio urging a civil administrative code like Illinois, a real budget system, strict law enforcement, and a return to constitutional government. He warned against government extravagance and urged reduced taxation and a focus on American interests over Europe.
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London
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
Madison
Ohio
Illinois
McCulloch
America
Safey
Europe
Evangelist's Plea Brings Confession
In FLESHERTON Ont a revival meeting hears the confession of Arnold Love 21 an industrious farmer who admits to murdering Mrs Henry Love by striking her with a stick and dragging her body to a cellar. He says he acted after his mother warned him and the evidence was circumstantial. He was hanged on the scaffold after trial.
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Flesherton
G. N. Sharpe
Salem
Greyco
Love
Henry Love
Ody
Fnold
Sound
Weather Summary for Greene County Ohio
An Ohio weather brief notes a Sunday fair to cloudy forecast with a slight warming trend into Monday. The report mentions a fair Monday and a mild portion of cloudy conditions, with temperature details unclear from the damaged OCR.
Marriage Choice Ends In Fainting in Minnesota Woman
Mrs Margaret Vorcoran faced two suitors Howard Rebeck and Donald Walp with licenses in hand. She selected Rebeck and tore Walp’s license before fainting. Her parents supported the choice and the wedding was set for July in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Margaret Vorcoran
Howard Rebeck
Rebeck
Donald Walp
Margaret
Donald
Walp
Harding campaign expense probe praised by Senator Pomerene
Senator Atlee Pomerene credits the pre-convention campaign expenses inquiry with Harding's nomination and says the probe curbed excess spending. He notes plans to discuss with Governor Cox and backs a broader investigation of general election costs. He explains Republicans tried to block the resolution.
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Warren G. Harding
Atlee Pomerene
Leonard Wood
Chicago
Ufe
Cox
Senate
Kenyon
Pomerene
Chemists Seek Cause Of Illness From Luncheon Food
In Cleveland on July 24 chemists traced an illness affecting nearly 150 women to items served at a June 25 luncheon, including bottled water milk and lettuce salad. Thirty eight guests remained seriously ill as police investigated an infected item. The event occurred at a society woman home and caused rapid new victimization. Spiritualists The Church of True Thought will hold services weekly at 7 30 p m during the summer with church news Saturdays.
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Cleveland
Church of True Thought
Meyers Lake Park Dancing Afternoon and Evening
Advertisements list entertainment at Meyers Lake Park with dancing all afternoon and evening. Also promotions for tire services, tire repairs, vulcanizing, and yard goods from local businesses Thurin's and Lotta Miles Tire Co. Includes Vader Shades and Grass Rugs sale and Thurin's annual July sale announcements.
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Meyers Lake Park
Macks
Adv
Kelly-Springfield
The
Lotta Miles Tire Co
Thurin
Ady
Thurin's
Water rates will not be increased this year
Service Director H A Smith announced on Saturday that there will be no rise in water rates for the year. Former director William L Zink had predicted an advance to cover possible deficits, while L D Parr noted unlikely rate hikes before 1921 as earnings from the waterworks sum to about 74 000 for the year and may reach near 100 000 by December.
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Service
H. A. Smith
William L. Zink
L. D. Parr
Water
Allan Erb
Barr
Smith
Parr
Old Home Town Welcomes Moore in Youngstown
Youngstown sees Edmund H. Moore, Governor Cox’s convention manager, arrive by Erie at 8:25 p m from Columbus. A non partisan banquet at the Ohio hotel follows a noisy parade led by mounted police and a brass band. Two prominent Republicans speak as Moore resumes his law practice and pledges effort to help the governor win in November.
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Youngstown
Edmund H. Moore
Cox
Erie
Columbus
Ohio Hotel
Moore
Democratic National Committee
Four Arrested and Fin ed by Justice
Deputy Sheriff H Williams arrested two alleged gamblers and two on charges of carrying concealed weapons. Names given were Robert Morrow Carrine Young Sam Scott and Ernest Keinzy. Young and Morrow arraigned before Justice Heminger on concealed weapons charges and fined 25 dollars plus costs each. Morrow jailed for nonpayment. Scott and Keinzy fined 5 dollars plus costs each for Crap game participation. Keinzy jailed pending payment. Macks Popular Players Ady.
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H. Williams
Robert Morrow
Carrine Young
Sam Scott
Ernest Keinzy
Young
Morrow
Justice of Peace
Canton League to Lower the High Cost of Living
The Canton League will hold a meeting Thursday at 8 p m in the Tigers hall to plan a large mass gathering aimed at reducing living costs. Speakers include a renowned economist and a prominent Cantonian, with 22 organizations already represented at the initial meeting and more expected to attend. George Groshan serves as league president.
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Canton League
Tigers
George Groshan
Lunn Enters New York Senate Race as Progressive Democrat
Dr. George R. Lunn former socialist congressman and Schenectady mayor declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U S senator from New York in the September primaries. He labels himself a progressive democrat warning against revolutionary bolshevism and reactionary bourbonism.
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New York
George R. Lunn
Congress
Schenectady
United States
Dr. Lunn
America
President relies on regular agencies for coal crisis solution
President Wilson plans to rely on regulatory agencies rather than appoint a federal fuel administrator. The Interstate Commerce Commission may untangle railroad congestion while railroads and shippers negotiate limits on freight. Coal production varies by state with Illinois and Ohio below normal and West Virginia marginally better.
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David M. Church
I. N.S
Washington
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
National Coal Association
West Virginia
Ohio
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Handwriting Clue to Death Plot in Tennessee
Police in Nashville investigate a death plot after a box of poisoned candy at the Central Hospital for the Insane caused one death and four illnesses. The wrapper bears fictitious return details while a chemical test detected strychnine. Inmate Lizzie Brooks died within thirty minutes of consuming the candy as authorities question relatives for handwriting identification.
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Nashville
Tenn
Central Hospital For
Lizzie Brooks
Friends Entomb Victims Of Bolt To Restore Life
In New York on July 24 nine year old Jennie Staharski and two year old brother were killed by lightning at Bayside. An inquest found both bodies buried in the backyard up to their necks as relatives and friends argued the belief that earth currents can draw out electricity and restore a struck person. The examiner ordered the graves opened amid protests.
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New York
Jennie Staharski
Bayside
Steel Corporation not named in FTC summons
The Federal Trade Commission refused the Western Association of Null Steel consumers' request for a complaint against United States Steel Corp over f.o.b. pricing at the Pittsburgh mill. The decision leaves Pittsburgh as the base rate point unchanged.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Western Association of Null Steel Consumers
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Detroit Homicide Squad Probes New York Trunk Mystery
Detroit detectives opened a brown trunk arriving from New York to inspect clothing and items tied to the nude, hacked body found in an Express office. Mrs. Lottie Brooks, owner at 105 Harper Avenue, could not identify the garments or laundry. The trunk bore marks tied to a June shipment from Detroit and the name Tilegun.
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Detroit
New York
Lottie Brooks
Harper Avenue
A. A. Tiegan
E. Leroy
Edward Hi. Pex
American Express
Homide Squad
Express
A. A. Tilegun
Demarest
Organized labor to announce stance on candidates August 2
Central Labor Union officers say questionnaires sent to 88 16th district candidates and Stark Carroll counties seek views on state police labor courts workers compensation pensions collective bargaining and railroads. Over 60 replies received. responses to be categorized as very favorable favorable fair or unfair.
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Organized Labor
Central Labor Union
16Th
Stark, Wayne, Holmes and
Tuscarawascos
Stark and
Carroll-cos
Committee of Central Labor Union of Canton
Ohio
Kansas Industrial Court
Ohio Workmen's Compensation Law
Trade
Limits Use Of Auto Tax Fund In Ohio Opinion
Atty General Price ruled that automobile license fee funds used for road maintenance cannot pay for trucks or road repair equipment. He also held unpaid special assessments on property bought by boards of education remain a lien and must be paid regardless of ownership. Also notes church event and political ad details.
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Columbus
Atty General Price
Boards of Education
Margaret's Noonday Meals and Arthur's Traveling Sale
Margaret's Noonday Meals serves daily from 11 to 2 at 216 Market Ave. Arthur's eighth semi annual traveling bag and suitcase sale offers any bag or suitcase valued up to 85 dollars for 38.50 at 204 Market Ave North Adv.
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Margaret's
Margaret’s Chocolate Shop
Arthur
Marketav N.adv
Arthur's Leather Shop
N.- Ady
Armistice Talks Set as Red Army Orders Polish Negotiations
Moscow telegram says the Russian high command ordered armistice negotiations with Poland to begin at once. The time and place for signing will be announced later, with allies adopting a hands off stance during talks.
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London
Red
Moscow
Warsaw
Red Army
Moscow Soviet
George Techiteherin
Russia
Poland
Berlin
East Prussia
Prussia
Paris
Grondo
Pinsk
Lutsk
M. Ticherin
Vrince Sapieha
Injunction Bars Toledo Voter Action On City Owned Transit
Federal judge grants injunction blocking Toledo vote on ordinances for municipal ownership of the street railway system. Judge John M Killite rules Toledo Board of Elections failed charter requirements in presenting the ordinances. Proceeding was requested by Toledo Traction Light and Power Co.
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Vledo Street
Aday
John M. Killite
Toledo Traction, Light & Power Co
Lucasco Board of Elections
Edity
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