War Anniversary Demonstrations Forbidden
Community Fund workers celebrate with a dinner hosted by Chairman Henry E. Roemer. The image shows athletes watching teammates on the baseball diamond and a croquet foursome with Mrs. George Belden and others. Gen. J. M. Markley is pictured in a horseshoe pitching pose.
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Plento
Henry E. Roemer
George Belden
Harry Belden
Laura Zimmerman
Mary Dannemiller
Gen
J. M. Markley
W. G. Saxton
Verboten Declared as Germany Prepares for Rally
Berlin reports warn against any demonstrations on the 9th anniversary of mobilization for the great war. Communists plan protests against future wars while monarchists push nationalism. The government bans mass meetings and parades as violence fears rise, including a deadly street incident in Frankfurt.
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Berlin
Rotefahne
Potsdam
Frankfurt
Haas
Germany
Reds
Italy
German Crown Prince Is Active in Exile Alarms Plot
A Hague dispatch says the former German crown prince is increasingly active in exile. A yacht with old imperial colors and crew uniforms docked at Wilhemengen where the ex-prince stays. Prince William boarded the vessel and met with unknown figures, then proceeded to Doorn to join his father the former Kaiser. The yacht’s later movements are not known.
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London
Hague
Evening News Today
Wilerengen
William
Doorn
Driver crushed by heavy truck in Salem accident
Salem July 26 Jack Sheridan 22 driver of a Telling Ice Cream truck from Youngstown was killed when his vehicle overturned near Garfiled Avenue and Superior Street on a slippery pavement. He died about an hour after the crush with chest injuries and broken bones. The speed car removed the body to Youngstown.
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Salem
Jack Sheridan
Youngstown
Garfield Avenue
Superior Street
Sheridan
Bandit Sullivan Escapes Police En Route to Prison
Ulysses Sullivan, a noted Oklahoma bandit and former Henry Starr associate, slipped away from three officers near Harrison Arkansas early today while being transported to state prison, authorities report.
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Port Smith
Ark
Ulysses Sullivan
Oklahoma
Henry Starr
Harrison
State Prison
Canton Community Fund Surpasses Goal by Workers Drive
The Canton Community Fund for 1923 exceeded its goal by a small margin with final reports showing $350,263 raised from 24,530 subscribers. At a picnic hosted by Henry E. Roemer, 300 workers enjoyed baseball, horseshoes, trap shooting, and croquet at Superior Sheet Steel Co grounds on Louisville Road. Baseball honors went to the leading team.
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Canton Community Fund
Henry E. Roemer
Superior Sheet Steel Co
Louisville Rd
Deshler Guests Lose Wet Goods in Columbus Raid
State dry officers raided the Deshler and Chittenden hotels in Columbus early this morning. W. A. Cary of Pittsburgh was escorted from the hotel amid jeers and fined 200 dollars with costs after five quarts of whiskey were found in his room. Three liquor cases were seized at Deshler and eighteen bottles confiscated from guest baggage. Six arrests were made with no blame assigned to hotel management.
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Columbus
Deshler
Chittenden
W. A. Cary
Pittsburgh
Prohibition
Black Shirts in Italy to Stay
Rome July 26 The grand council of the fascisti adopted Mussolini’s resolution that the state cannot dispense with the black shirt until the country is wholly fascists. The black shirt symbolizes the fascist organization and the militia is described as a great political force to make political disturbances impossible.
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Rome
Grand Council of the
Fascisti
Mussolini
Greek Revolution Rumor Reaches Paris from Berlin
An unconfirmed report in Paris states that a revolution may have broken out in Greece with a Republic coup d etat feared in Greece. The claim circulated after a Berlin dispatch and a London rumor.
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Paris
Greece
Berlin
London
War Veteran Killed by Train in Leetonia
Richard Fowler 25 of Franklin Square, World War I veteran, was killed last night when his taxicab was struck by a Pennsylvania train at the Chestnut street crossing in Leetonia. His body was severely damaged, delaying identification at the scene.
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Salem
Richard Fowler
Franklin Square
Chestnut Street
Leetonia
Ku Klux Head to Visit Canton Ohio
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan national head William J Simmons from Atlanta is to speak in Canton Tuesday at 8 PM. The visit aims to present basic Klan principles and invite attendance. A Canton auditorium is sought, with a Col Simmons official due Sunday to arrange details. This will be his first Ohio visit, with three other state points planned including Columbus and Cincinnati.
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Col. Simmons
Canton
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati
Man Released on Bond After NE Shootings at Cherry Ave
Shikery Audy of 832 Cherry av NE was released on 19000 bond after a week in city prison following a shooting and cutting affray at his home. He faced suspicion charges as two Abood relatives, Thomas Namay and his wife Hesen of the same address, remain hospitalized with wounds in the Aultman hospital annex. their condition is reported improving.
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Shikery Audy
Cherry
Audy
Andy
Thomas Abood
Namay Abood
Hesen
Rail Order Modified Sets New Effective Date
The Interstate Commerce Commission revised its ruling on coal car distribution, delaying the effective date to October 1. The change affects the ban on private cars and fuel cars sharing among bituminous coal mines and railroads.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sumulong Quits Philippine Post Amid Cabinet Crisis
Vice President Sumulong of the Philippine democratic party resigns, saying his stance lacks party backing. President Montinola, due to arrive from Iloilo, is expected to resign as well, signaling a major political realignment amid the government crisis.
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Manila
P. 1
Sumulong
Philippine Democratic Party
Montinola
Iloilo
Dynamite Caps Injure Two Boys in Ohio Incident
Two children, Paul Philamanuk eight and Glenwood Dougherty seven, were injured while handling dynamite caps near their homes. Philamanuk lost sight in one eye and may lose the other. Dougherty was hospitalized with possible sight loss as doctors weighed prognosis.
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Paul Philamanuk
Canton
Glenwood Dougherty
Sherrodsville
Philamanuk
Dougherty
Sherrockville
Postal System On Paying Basis
The Postmaster General reports the postal system will be self supporting this fiscal year ending with a surplus, a historic shift from prior deficits of 32 million and 60 million dollars. Treasury and Budget officials praise cost cuts and strict contract scrutiny expected to save millions nationwide.
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Washington
The
Treasury
New
Lord
Post Office Department
Donahey Takes Rap at Gambling
Columbus July 26 Governor Donahey voiced ire at Cleveland municipal court rulings that slot machines may operate. He considers a special session to stop gambling and hopes for an appeal to the state supreme court from the Cleveland decision and similar rulings by other municipal courts.
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Columbus
Cleveland Municipal Court
Donahey
State Supreme Court
Cleveland
Week for Hearing on Canton Utilities Issues
Ohio Utilities Commission members will spend the week of August 6 in Canton to investigate complaints about inefficient telephone service. They will also hear the Canton city government’s protest to Ohio Bell Telephone’s proposed rate increases tied to unification plans.
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State Utilities Commission
Canton
Dispatch
Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
First US President Sets Foot in Canada at Stanley Park
President Harding becomes the first American president to visit Canadian soil. He praises Canada US friendship and peace rooted in 100 years of treaty and urges European nations to adopt cooperation. He notes Canada US prosperity without warlike displays as a lesson to the world.
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Cannada
Great Lakes
Harding
Stanley Park
Baby Abandoned Prompting Police Arrests in Columbus
In Columbus on July 26 a group including Mrs Grace Bush 17 the alleged mother Minnie Bush Bertha Bush Sam Johnson and Homer Anderson and Marcello Petiie were held after an eight hour old baby was abandoned. Police say they conspired to dispose of the infant before birth and the suspects are under investigation.
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Columbus
Marcello Petiie
Grace Bush
Minnie Bush
Bertha Bush
Sam Johnson
Homer Anderson
Liquor Charge Filed After East Greenville Still Found
County officials raided the home of Nick Weinand in East Greenville and found an operating still tended by Mrs. Weinand. Nick Weinand was arrested at his nearby work and jailed. A manufacturing liquor charge, a penitentiary offense, was filed before Justice A B Correll. Sheriff C W Kirk and Deputies Ed Gibson George Thorn and John Wilson participated.
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Nick Weinand
East Greenville
Mellon to Visit Britain for Prohibition Talks
American secretary of the treasury Andrew W. Mellon will be the weekend guest of Premier Stanley Baldwin at Chequers Court. The pair are expected to discuss the American prohibition issue and its impact on British ships during the visit.
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Baldwin
Chequers Court
London
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Stanley Baldwin
Whitfield Trial Remains One Juror Short at Noon
In Cleveland a jury in the murder case of John J. Whitfield ahead of Patrolman Dennis Griffin’s death last May is one juror short at the noon recess. Defense challenges remain. prosecutors have two. Peter Milan’s immunity is offered if he testifies for the defense. Whitfield, in manacles, waves to supporters as his defense seeks witnesses. Marie Agnes Price, tied to Whitfield’s flight, awaits to testify for the state.
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Cleveland
John J. Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Peter Milan
Edward C. Stanton
Whitfield
Milan
Marie Agnes Price
John Leonard Whitfield
Madison
Wis
Old Court House
Mother Starts Home With Baby In Extradition Case
Mrs Nlazel Hooten of Beach City travels from Lebanon Tennessee toward Ohio with her baby Robert amid an extradition fight over custody. Morris Jooten, father and jailed in Lebanon for kidnapping, had custody arrangements from Stark county court. The case includes delays, a Tennessee governor absence, and a Tennessee judge order granting partial custody to the mother with two months yearly for the father. Prosecutor C B McClintock seeks further details.
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Nlazel Hooten
Beach City
Lebanon
Tenn
Robert
C. B. McClintock
Morris Jooten
Jall
Hootens
Stark Co
Auto Club to Placard Roads
Alliance Auto Club plans to placard dangerous points near Alliance to guide unfamiliar motorists. Purchases of signs are underway and placement will cover all territory within several miles. The signs will bear the Alliance Automobile Club name and be clearly visible from a distance.
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Alliance
Daily News Bureau Alliance
Auto Club
Alliance Automobile Club
Poincare Labeled Strong Man Yet Living in Glass House
The dispatch from Paris notes Premier Poincare appears strong but fears French factions opposing reparations. It predicts his downfall within months as France weighs gains from a better alliance approach. The piece highlights dissatisfaction with Ruhr occupation outcomes and looming April elections.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Paris
Poincare
France
Coopera Tion
Bri
Thea
Ruhr
Evans Sweetler Leads In Western Golf Association Match
Evans leads Lamprecht by 3 holes after 18 at Mayfield Country Club in Cleveland as the Western Golf Association tournament begins. Sweete ser holds a five hole margin over Dexter Cummings, Yale champion, with other results including Wells edging Wolfe and HamerGardner leading Couch.
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EB. F. Carter
Ireland
Trustees Elected in Bankruptcy Case for Walkhill Stock Farms Co
CincinnatiJuly 26 Paulie Connolly of Cincinnati elected trustee in bankruptcy by creditors of Raymond I Collings of Wyoming president of Walkhill Stock Farms Co Hamilton Ohio and Clayco Florida who filed a voluntary petition listing liabilities of 73815920 and assets 1097904 Connollys bond set at 5000 creditors counsel seek examination date before referee Greve
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Cincinnati
Paulie Connolly
Raymond I. Collings
Wyoming
Walkhill Stock Farms Co
Hamilton
Clayco
Florida
Connolly
Greve
Broker Suspended From New York Curb Market
Adam L. Schneider of Schneider & Co. was suspended from the New York curb market by the curb association board of governors for violation of trading rules. The action was announced today.
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Curb Market Board
Adam T. Schneider
New York
Adam L. Schneider
Schneider & Co
The
Curb Association
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