Armadas Pass Through Panama Canal in Historic Fleet Move
On board the U S S Kansas Pacific fleet completes Panama passage marking the first great armada to transit the canal. The nine hour canal passage from Balboa to the Pacific ends as the fleet proceeds toward San Diego with fuelings finished and crews on leave. Ad F Rodman’s flagship leads the procession into San harbor as about 30 ships await prior to the next leg of the voyage.
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NS Star
U. S. S. Kansas
Pafi
Ireless
Pacific Fleet
Amed
Balboa
Ifie
San
Hitch
Pacific
Dalboa
San Harbor
Ad F Rodman
17 Year Old Suspect Linked to Local Burglaries
Police say Harold, a 17 year old, confessed to entering five homes and one Sunday burglary. Detectives tied him to break ins at Mrs Carl Huch on NW street and a rear screen door entry at George Seventh Street NW. No valuables were reported stolen in the cases. Probate court records referenced in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Pence
Carl Huch
George
New Aviatrix Takes First Solo Flight By Miss Judy
Motion picture actress Estelle Clair Judy learns to fly under Lieut Eddie Stinson. She pilots a Curtiss machine for over half an hour circling Canton with no assistance, expresses joy and ambition to become a full fledged aviator and later perform stunts for films.
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Lieut. Stinson
Canton
Estelle Clair Judy
Piiot
Miss Judy
Eddie Stinson
Stinson
Judy
Earth
America
Mins Claire Estelle Judy
Daily News
Army Preacher May Come Here
Rev. William E. Bridge of the First Baptist church in Cambridge Ohio may be chosen as pastor of the local church. The pulpit committee recommended extending a call and the congregation is expected to confirm. Bridge spoke here weeks ago and previously led services at Camp Sherman during the war.
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William E. Bridge
First Baptist Church of
Cambridge, O
First Baptist Church
Mr. Bridge
Camp Sherman
23 More Get High Honor for Heroism
Twenty more officers and men of the A. E. F. receive the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in action. General Pershing advised the War Department. Among the honored are Colonel J. K. Parsons of 1009 Bryden Read Columbus Ohio and Clarence Kjose of Akron.
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Washington
Pershing
War Department
J. K. Parsons
Bryden Read
Columbus
Ohio
Clarence
Kjose
Akron
Refrigerator Ad Promises Savings from Ranney or Gurney
An Econominal Refrigerator ad touts food preservation and cost savings. It urges buyers to choose Ranney or Gurney models via Can ton Home Furnishing Co Advy.
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Ranney Or Gurney
Canton Home Furnishing Co
Advy
Tuscora Cedar Chests Offered by Casten Home Furnishings
Grocer delivery promotion touts Tuscora products with ads urging customers to "hone him now." Cedar chests advertised in a large catalog line priced from 14.50 to 45 dollars by Casten Home Furnishing Co, Nah.
Grocer shoots self in head in Ohio home
Arthur C. Beardslee, 2426 Clyde Pl BW, a Canton grocery owner who recently opened a shop at 937 Highay SW, killed himself with a 32 caliber revolver in the bathroom of his home Monday morning. He left a wife, two sons Elwood and Henry, and two daughters Ella Moko and Verda May. He had told his wife he felt ill but planned to open the store, and neighbors report no prior signs of distress.
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Arthur C. Beardslee
Clydepl
Beardsiee
Highay SW
Mre
Heardshe
Heardslee
Elwood
Canton
Henry
Massillon
Ella Moko
Verda May
Alves Latea
Wilson to See More Senators on Trip Next Week
President Wilson plans conferences with Democratic leaders in both chambers before his U S tour to advise on pending legislation. He will remain in close touch with Washington during travel, receiving telegraph reports to update his speeches and guide administration policy.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Senate
House
Treaty
League of Nations
More Truth Than Poetry Comes to Canton Daily News
James J. Montague introduces a daily feature in The Canton Daily News titled More Truth Than Poetry. The verse carries a swinging rhythm and veiled sarcasm aimed at issues needing attention, with humor and a solid punch.
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James J. Montague
Canton Daily News
Montague
Criminous Careers in a Crumbling City Echo Upright Fraud
A satirical sketch follows Bertram the Burglar Cuthbert the Con Man and Gordon the Gangster fleeing to New York seeking fortune. It contrasts their schemes with a harsh view of the city and its citizens posing as detached observers of crime and war era bravado.
Cantonians In Air Yesterday Escape Heat At Lincoln Heights
More than fifty Cantonians rode in aircraft with Eddie Stinson and M. H. Murphy as pilots at Lincoln Heights and watched loops and rolls from porches. Three year old Walter Clark Jr rode on his father’s knee savoring spins before pleading for another flight. Heat lingered as planes flew after midnight to seek relief from the intense conditions.
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Lincoln Heights
Eddie Stinson
M. H. Murphy
Canton
Walter M. Clark
McKinley Av
Young
Stinson
Murphy
The Dell showcased at Wolter Dry Cleaners ad space
An ad continues on page 2 column 4 promoting Wolter Dry Cleaners state 3161X and the store in Koth & lugs Square highlighting a feature piece titled The Dell described as the coolest in town.
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Wolter Dry Cleaners
Dell
Koth & Lugs Square
Auto Plunge Kills Two Women Near Lisbon
A car plunged down a 46 foot embankment seven miles north of Kast Liverpool killing Mrs. Guy A. Blair 20 of Alliance and Mrs. Everett Crawford near Lisbon. Blair and Crawford were injured. funeral plans set for Mrs. Blair and officials warn water sprinkling restrictions tighten to two hours daily to conserve supply.
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Guy A. Blair
Alliance
Everett Crawford
Lisbon
Kast Liverpool
Guy Blair
Crawford
East Liverpool
Crawford Farm
Mr. Blair
Mra Bilair
Mra Sherman Apple
Mra. Blair
Blair
Salem
Mra
Mra L. A. Leighue
Stark County Education Board Faces Proceedings Over Superintendent Charges
A Monday hearing before the Stark County Board of Education tackles charges of inefficiency and neglect of duty against J.J. Armstrong, county superintendent of schools, brought by Rural School Defense League members who seek his removal. The session focuses on board legal membership and personnel questions involving AL Meyers and A. A. Kurta.
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J.J. Armstrong
Stark Co Board of Education
Rural School Defense League
Witnenses
Hietaalen
AL « Meyers
A. A. Kurta
Canton Officials Targeted by Bitter Sunday Attack
Rev. W. Secard of the Pirat Congregational church denounced Mayor Voorman and the city administration, accusing them of moral decay and corruption. He urged a successor, claiming southeast Canton harbors vice and liquor selling as everyday enterprises, with prostitution and gambling noted in the attacked district.
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W. Stecard
Pirat Congregational Church
Secard
Canton
le Card
Voorman
Razon
Sweet Peas By Parcel Post Advertisement Fragment
Parcel post notice offers fine quality sweet peas neatly packed in 25 and hoe box quantities with charges paid. Address mis spelled Kath Jonson Middlebranch Ph. D. No. 1. Ady.
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Mise Kath Jonson
Middlebranch
Ady
Auto and Accessories: Used Cars Offered Daily
The Daily News highlights good used cars available at fraction of original cost in its Automobile and Accessories columns. Prospective buyers are urged to watch these listings daily for options and potential savings.
Hughes Endorses League with Reservations to Protect U S Interests
Charles F Hughes writes to Senator Hale stating support for a league of nations but urges reservations. He outlines four interpretive limits including withdrawal after two years, domestic control over immigration and tariffs, and retention of Monroe Doctrine and Western Hemisphere defense.
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Washington
Charles F. Hughes
Frederick Hale
Maine
League of Nations
Hughes
League
United States
Ironton Man Charged With Murder Of Wife After Pursuit From Canton
Tony Leno, 25, of 1334 Bherrickrd BE, is held for murder in the death of his wife Flan Lena, 22, after police say he followed her from Canton to Ironton and shot her in a shanty near railroad tracks. Nick Campbell was wounded as Lena allegedly eloped with him. Leno, described as Italian, has a six month suspended sentence for a disorderly house and was arrested multiple times.
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Tony Leno
Bherrickrd BE
Ironton
Flan Lena
Leno
Canton Pelier
Campbell
Koatem
Walter Fasago Leaves Canton for Discharge
Word received Saturday that Walter Fasago former Canton Electric Company employee has arrived at Camp Mills and will be sent to Camp Sherman for discharge soon. He was with the 208th Hospital Company and spent months overseas. He lives at 2 Oxford Ave NW.
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Walter Fasago
Canton Electric Company
Camp Mills
Camp Sherman
208Th Honspital Company
Oxford Avy NW
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Frank G. Menke
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West
New York
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Hhicks
Riverside Drive
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Chi
St. Loo
Wolfville
John Barleycorn
Germany
Walter Clark
Morris Plan Bank
Boas Hotel
McDonaldeville
Hell
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City Service
W. I. Zink
Zink
du Pont
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Lene
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