Mayor Replies To Rev Longsworth Attack In Canton
Canton mayor C C Curtis defends city administration and accuses Rev W H Longsworth of insincerity and false statements. He notes Longsworth failed to provide locations for alleged bad places and says officers would respond if given specifics. The remarks respond to charges of immorality gambling liquor sales and red light districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
W. H. Longsworth
First Congregational Church
C. C. Curtis
Longsworth
Tuscarawas
Cleveland Av S
Deputy Sheriff Kills Bandit in Geauga Lake Gambit
Akron dispatch reports Deputy Sheriff Frank Pary of Kent was shot in the neck during a roadside hold up near Geauga Lake. He fired back wounding a bandit who died. A second bandit was wounded and the trio fled in their car as authorities seek the fugitives.
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Akron
Frank Pary
Kent
Geauga Lake
Pary
Cuyahoga
Portageco
Cost of living below June 1920 levels in 1922
Washington figures from the Department of Labor show the cost of living up 66.6 percent since 1914, yet June 1922 prices were 23 percent lower than June 1920. Food costs rose from March to June while clothing fuel and other staples edged down slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Labor
State Board Withholds Prison Farm Funds Over Plans
Columbus July 26 The state board of control has refused to turn over a $500 000 appropriation for improving the London prison farm because no definite building program has been determined. It is expected that EBa Shaw of Columbus president of the commission will present complete plans soon to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Board of Control
State Prison Commission
London
Eba. Shaw
Weather outlook for Ohio fair with mild temps
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Ohio tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Temperatures show a low around 59 and a high near 81, with light winds and no precipitation expected.
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Ohio
White Truck Sales Ad Pitches Used Flotilla for Work
Used White trucks and stake bodies for coal and road work offered by White Truck Sales Company. Express bodies and others in working order. Terms can be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Truck Sales Company
Adv
Rothschild Heir Sued for Breach of Promise in New York
Baron James Henry De Rothschild heir to a vast fortune is sued for 500000 dollars for breach of promise of marriage by Mari Porquet a French woman in the New York Supreme Court. He states in his answer he is not now in New York having come in April to study banking for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Henry de Rothschild
Paris
Henri de Rothschild
Mari Porquet
Supreme Court
Mile Porquet
Baron de Rothschild
United States
Mayor Silent on Bus Licenses for Traction Co
Mayor Curtis would not commit to issuing licenses for four buses by the Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co. Two of the buses arrived to test routes on Gibbs av NE and Cherry av NE, with two more expected. Officials say no license applications were filed yet and dispute over a reduced trial fee persists as council may challenge any license grant.
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Curtis
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Gibbs Av NE
Traction Company
Kirk
Cherry-av NE
Gibbs-ay
12Th-St
Fultoard NW
Army Dirigible on Test Flight from Wingfoot Lake
The army dirigible A-4 left Wingfoot Lake for Cookfield Dayton routing via Moundsville W Va It will turn without landing at Moundsville and proceed to Dayton anchoring at Cook field this afternoon and Thursday morning head to St Louis The ship is in charge of Lt Orvan Anderson Lt J W Anderson and Sgt Biedenbaugh Roma disaster survivor
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Akron
Wingfoot Lake
Cookfield
Dayton
Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia
St. Louis
Orvan Anderson
J. W. Anderson
Biedenbaugh
Roma
Welfare Directors Have Monthly Meet
The Canton Welfare Federation board held its monthly meeting at 4 pm Tuesday in the chamber of commerce meeting room. All but two members attended, with J. M. Markley chairing and others present including A. D. Hockwalt, W. J. Morgan, A. C. Bowman, R. Z. Staudt, J. E. Figley, R. J. Burt, and Loren Souers. The presidents reports from the federation’s organizations were read and acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Welfare Federation
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Markley
A. D. Hockwalt
W. J. Morgan
A. C. Bowman
R. Z. Staudt
J. E. Figley
R. J. Burt
Loren Souers
Federation
Eastern Engineers Tour Timken Plant in Canton Visit
A group of engineers representing eastern manufacturers arrived by special car in Canton on Wednesday morning. They are examining manufacturing and production methods of midwest firms and toured the Timken Roller Bearing Co. plant led by Heman Ely, with plans to proceed to western points this evening.
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Canton
Middlewest
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Heman Ely
Timken Co
First Reformed Vacation Bible School Commences
The First Reformed church announces Vacation Bible School starting Thursday at 7 30 PM with a pageant to follow. This parish event invites children and families to participate in daily activities and performances, highlighting Bible lessons and community fellowship.
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First Reformed Vacation Bible School
Baby’s First Photograph Free Promotion
Courtneys Studio offers a free baby’s first photograph after opening an account with The First Trust and Savings Bank with at least $1. The offer includes a baby book to record milestones.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Man and woman held for murder in Cleveland
A man believed to be Edward OConnell was shot and killed in a Cleveland restaurant. Police hold a young woman shooter and a male companion, who claim they are husband and wife from Dallas and Kansas City respectively. Witnesses say the woman fired three times after an argument in Downing's in the theater district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edward O'Connell
Cambridge
Mass
Eucliday
Texas
Dallas
Kansas City
Downing
Cleveland Theater
O’connell
Syrians Kill 34 French Soldiers in Syria Disorder
Cairo reports thirty four French soldiers dead as riots spread after the League of Nations council ratified the French mandate for Syria. The situation is described as extremely serious and reports about Charles R. Crane were found untrue.
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Cairo
Egypt
Syria
League of Nations’ Council
Charles R. Crane
China
Negro strikebreakers attack workers at Michigan Central
Police search for three strike breakers at Michigan Central shops after they stabbed Frank Such and Norman Maurer, both 30, in an alleged demand to quit work. Authorities report serious abdominal wounds but hope for recovery. The victims say the assailants drew knives after a confrontation over workers’ status.
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Detroit
Michigan Central
Frank Such
Norman Maurer
Maurer
Pope Appeals for Aid for Starving Russia
In Rome on July 26 Pope Pius XI released a public letter urging global aid for starving Russians. He praised the United States for rapid relief efforts and commended Congress for approving large sums for Russian assistance, saying Americans earned recognition of all humanity.
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Rome
Pius XI
United States
American Congress
First Edition Press Delivers Morning Briefs
The First Edition Press offers concise last minute news for busy readers. Stay updated with quick briefs designed for fast consumption each morning.
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Adv
Flying Moores Aerialists Feature At Meyers Lake Park
Free attraction at Meyers Lake Park showcases The Flying Moores aerialists twice daily on the Pike after performances of Saucy Baby Co at Park Theater.
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Flying Moores
Meyers Lake Park
Pike
Saucy Baby Co
Park Theater
Adv
Radio Fans Cheer Second WWE Broadcast
The Canton Daily News reports strong listener response to WWE station the second regular radio entertainment Tuesday night featuring Miss Grace E Myser Herman R Schmidt and Paul Allen. Reported parts include readings violin and piano with test of microphone distance and plans for future broadcasts and a Thayer Military band concert.
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James V. McCann
WWE
Canton Daily News
Daily News Radio
Grace E. Myser
Herman R. Schmidt
Paul Allen
Schmidt
Mr. Allen
Allen
Bath
Bohm
Herma Menth
Alford-Fryar Piano Co
Miss Menth
Daily News
Ramblers
Saucy Baby
Lake Park Theater
Canton Radio
Thayer Military Band
R. N. Stoddard
W. B. Jamison
Moock Electric Supply Co
Mr. Jamison
Stoddard
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
U. S. Leads World in Auto Manufacturing Exports
United States dominates auto exports with forty percent of 1921 shipments coming directly from American factories, ten percent via U S branches in Canada, and France's exports largely re exported American war vehicles. The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce cites these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Canada
France
U S Steel Declares Quarterly Dividend in New York
United States Steel announces a 1 percent dividend on common stock and 1 percent on preferred stock. For the quarter ended June 30, earnings totaled 27,286,945, up from 19,339,985. deficit after dividends was 1,462,345 versus 6,749,468 in the prior quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Boy 15 earns Carnegie medal for river rescue
Elwood Saunders aged 15 of Springfield Ohio earned consideration for a Carnegie medal after he jumped into Buck creek fully clothed to save his nine year old playmate Harold Norton. Norton drowned twice and was saved just as he sank a third time. Saunders had learned to swim only recently.
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Springfield
Elwood Saunders
Harold Norton
Buck Creek
Norton
Souders
St Joseph Parish Picnic Postponed to August 6
The K H Z Co exclusive dealers report the St Joseph parish picnic has been postponed to August 6. Trainer's farm advertisement notes the venue and sponsor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Parish
Trainer's Farm
Oil Stove Prices Reduced
Florence ad notes new process Nesco Stoves and Oil Stove price cuts from The Quality Hardware Co at 821 Tuscaloosa Street W with contact phone 2931 for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
New Process
Nesco
The
Quality Hardware Co
Tusc St W
Nomination Day Voting Notice for T J Bidwell
Voters are urged to cast ballots today if away from the city all day August 8. Nomination Day action favors T J Bidwell for Commissioner with support implied by the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bidwell
Miners and Operators Plan Joint Conference on Coal Strike
Cleveland report states operators ready to meet miners in the central field to negotiate a new wage scale. Some operators backed by Illinois and other regions may push for a joint conference while many Western Pennsylvania Southern Ohio and West Virginia groups oppose renewing the joint contract. Non union miners may not be sufficient to run the mines if scale talks proceed.
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Cleveland
Lee Hall
Ohio
Martin's Ferry
Central
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
West Virginia
United States
Governors consider conference to reopen idle central mines
A conference of governors from western Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio and Illinois is being considered to plan reopening idle mines if operations do not resume within a week. Indiana Governor McCray is said to have proposed the meeting, government sources report from Washington.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
McCray
Consumers Face Coal Shortage Delay Says Hoover
Secretary of Commerce Hoover announced that domestic consumers will not feel a coal shortage pinch for at least 30 days after surveying available supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Mine Workers Confer Over Government Control Policy
Leaders of the United Mine Workers in Pennsylvania meet with John L. Lewis to discuss policy if the government assumes mine control. The talks focus on Pennsylvania conditions and state troop presence amid the strike. Lewis declines to outline future plans, denying a Washington trip. Participants include P. T. Fagan, Philip Murray, John Bropsy, and C. J. Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers In
Pennsylvania
John Ll. Lewis
Lewis
Washington
P. T. Fagan
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Mine Workers
John Bropsy
Clearfield
C. J. Golden
Miller on Bench Young Canton Solicitor Serves as Judge
Thomas M. Miller Canton's youthful solicitor temporarily became the city's youngest judge when he took the criminal court bench in Judge Bowman's absence. He sent an alleged felon to common pleas court, imposed workhouse sentences, fined bootleggers, and settled neighborhood disputes with firm judgment. Miller previously served as criminal court prosecutor before his election last fall.
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Thomas M. Miller
Canton
Criminal Court
J. W. Bowman
Miller
Common Pleas Court
Suds and Duds: Society Page Ad Feature
Ad feature highlights fashion and lifestyle notes from the society page. Juxtapositions of outfits and social events reflect contemporary trends and local happenings.
Tools-Tools-Tools We Save You Money
Advertisement for The Quality Hardware Co listing address 321 Tusc Street West and phone number 2931 promoting money saving tools and supplies at a hardware store.
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The
Quality Hardware Co
Tusc
Ohio Institutions Facing Coal Shortage In Open Market
Columbus July 26 State Finance Director Davis announced the state board of control will seek authority to purchase coal on the open market for state institutions. He said coal dealers will not bid on state contracts due to delivery uncertainties. Institutions report 20 to 45 days of coal on hand.
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Columbus
State Board of Control
Davis
Railroads unified for wartime regime to move food fuel
Washington acts to merge railroads under interceding orders to prioritize fuel and food shipments. The Interstate Commerce Commission gains temporary authority to suspend rules, aiming to ease shortages while government seeks longer term mine reopens and repairs. Officials call the move a poultice, not a cure, with no immediate end to strikes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Three Injured In Auto Accidents In City Output
Three people sustained injuries in separate auto accidents. Co l Hunter of 500 15th at NW suffered severe leg injuries after his truck was rear ended at a railroad crossing by a truck driven by Howard Shepard of Custer and Shepard Co. Hunter was hospitalized at Aultman hospital with crushed legs but amputation unlikely. Thomas King, 65, of 2221 Seventh St NW, was lightly injured when a bus struck him on the public square. he required care at Aultman hospital annex. Mrs W W Wise of 2737 Mahon Ind NE injured her right shoulder in a collision with a machine driven by J R Janser of Louisville at Mahoning Rd and Stark Electric tracks.
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L .Hunter
15Th
Howard Shepard
Custer & Shepard Co
Hunter
Dueberay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shepard
Aultman Hospital
Thomas King
Seventh-st NW
King
W. W. Wise
Mahon Ingrd NE
J. R. Janser
Louisville
Mahoning-rd
Stark
Wise
Janser
Dredge Delivers Update on Tragic River Deaths
In Columbus on July 26 the bodies of Henry Breitneicher and Arnold Rohner Jr aged 11 were recovered from the Scioto River. Howard Fritz aged 14 is still missing after a swimming party went wrong. A dredge operator saw a body surface and police found clothing along the riverbank.
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Columbus
Henry Breitneicher
Arnold Rohner, Jr
Scioto
Howard Fritz
Dying Girl Names Barber's Son as Shooter in Brooklyn
Miss Bertha Katz 28 of Sterling Place Brooklyn died at St. John’s Hospital from three bullet wounds. She claimed the shooting occurred in her bedroom and accused Morris Reisler son of Mrs John J Reisler of New York. Morris is linked to the barber trade. John Reisler once managed Abe Attell. Reisler brother George 18 mother and Max Katz detained on homicide charge.
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New York
Bertha Katz
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
St. John’s Hospital
Morris Reisler
John J. Reisler
John
John Reisler
Abe Attell
George
Max Katz
Ohioans Secure Posts in Prohibition Bureau and Ohio District Attorney Office
Charles J. Howard of Barnesville Ohio is appointed head of the interpretation division in the prohibition bureau counsel's office, clearing the way for Colonel D Q Morrow of Hillsboro to become district attorney for the southern district of Ohio, announced by Senator Willis of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles J. Howard
Barnesville
Ohio
Prohibition Bureau
D. Q. Morrow
Hillsboro
Willis
Oil Tanker Charles Braley Destroyed by Fire in Gulf
The oil tanker Charles Braley sailing from Tampico to Baltimore was destroyed by fire in the Gulf of Mexico early Tuesday after an explosion. The crew of thirty abandoned ship as Genesee stood by to rescue them. Captain Earl Gordon Young reported the blaze began at 6 o clock.
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New York
Charles Braley
Tampico
Baltimore
Gulf of Mexico
Cuban Distilling Co
Genesee
Earl Gordon Young
Baby dies in Toledo fire at Fisher home
Two year old John Fisher Jr. perished in a blaze that destroyed the family residence twelve miles west of Toledo. The infant slept on a bed while his mother, Mrs. John Fisher, was in the kitchen. An oil stove explosion blew her from the house and, upon returning, she could not reach the child. Another son, Robert, age 5, was outdoors during the blast. The father, John Fisher Sr., worked as a conductor for the Toledo Angola Western line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
John Fisher, Jr
John Fisher
Silica
Fisher
Robert
Baby Savings Ad Promotes First Trust Bank Offer
An advertisement invites parents to open a Baby Savings account with a $1 or more deposit at The First Trust and Savings bank. It promotes a silver plated bank for the accumulation of Baby's savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Festival at Edge Field Saturday Evening
Festival Saturday evening at Edge field features continuous activities for the Canton Poultry and Farmers Association benefit. Advy promotes community event aimed at supporting local agricultural groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgefield
The
Canton Poultry and Farmers Association
Refrigerator Prices Reduced at Quality Hardware Co.
Refrigerator sale lowers prices on entire stock from McCray Belden Hall and Alaska models at The Quality Hardware Co located at 22 Tusc Street area with phone 2931.
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McCray, Belden-Hall and
Alaska Refrigerators
Quality Hardware Co
Tusc St W
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Eastern Engineers
Russia
Underwood & Underwood
Yellowstone Park
Washburn
Yellowstone
Gibbon
Firehole
West Yellowstone
Horace H. Albright
Anne Anzer
American Editorial Assn
U. S
U. S. Steel Corp
K-H-Z Co
Oni
Dredge
Three Lads
Scioto River
Barber
Pire
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