France to join London peace talks with conditions
Paris reports France will participate in a conference on recognizing the Soviet government only if Russia meets the new Allied note terms. Paris will reserve freedom to act on recognition of Bolshevik Russia while seeking American representation but may attend even if the United States stays out.
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Paris
France
London
Foscow
Millerand
Boulogne
Russia
United States
Ishhe
Dantzig
Poland
Pertinax
The
Eché de Paris
Babes Found In Cistern Doing Well
Omaha news reports Betty and Jimmy Wells, found Friday in a cistern, were thriving. Police hold "Dr." H. B. Kent on suspicion amid claims he was a boarder at a nearby home and left Friday with a pail and basket. The parentage and motives remain unsolved.
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Omaha
Neb
Betty
Jimmy Wells
H. 8
Kent
Alliance man seeks $20,000 in damage suit
John Rothley of Alliance files a common pleas damage suit against a railway company for personal injuries alleged in an auto collision on North Union Avenue November 28, 1919. P. Speidel of counsel represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Bleetris Railway Co
Wesday
John Rothley
Alliance
Revolution Rumors Surge in Pos en West Prussia
Berlin July 28 unconfirmed reports claim a revolution has broken out in Posen, West Prussia. Strikes and unrest are said to be widespread as reports from Posen suggest forces have moved to press borders, with Posen having changed hands in the peace treaty.
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Berlin
Posen
West St Prussia
Posen Pol
Poland
Weather notes and local rental ad fragment
A clipped weather forecast for Ohio mentions a warmer trend and temperatures with a high and low range. The page also contains a partial real estate ad listing a seven room house with garage on a street, with a down payment and date details.
Prosecution of Lloyd Attackeds in Chicago Trial
In Chicago on July 28 the defense likened the state’s case against William Bross Lloyd and nineteen Communist Labor Party leaders to medieval religious persecution. They argued free speech rights are at stake and challenged the sedition law under which they are tried. The closing arguments contended prosecutors aim to derail dissent as the trial is expected to continue into tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
Unser
Palmer
Red Cross Picnic At Waynesburg Draws Big Canton turnout
Canton residents plan a large Red Cross reunion and picnic at Waynesburg with bus service from Canton Motor Car Co. at 10 1 and 4 a m. The program includes music by IL Busche and songs by Red Cross workers, sports events, and a film show canceled due to darkness.
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Canton
Waynesburg
Red Cross
Canton Red Cross
Canton Motor Car Co
W. P. English
W. Busche
R. D. J. Quinn
Grand Army Band
Fifth-st
Cleveland
Don t Hunt Squirrel Season Dates Revised In City
Public notice from Norrman Clark cites state law change shifting open squirrel season from August to October while reminding hunters to wait until after September 15. Classified ads urge room rentals and employment housing options amid Canton housing limits. Sugar price and Grand Union Tea ad appear in listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrman Clark
A. C. Baxter
Sugar-Sugar White Cane Sugar Ad Listing
Grand Union Tea Co offers granulated cane sugar at 26 cents per pound. Lucia Chocolates features a 69 pound box advertised at Roth & Hug. Includes street address 129 131 2nd St SE for the advertiser location.
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Lucia Chocolates
Roth & Hug'a
aAdv
Louisville Orphanage to Move to Cleveland in Two Years
The Louisville Orphanage for Boys plans relocation to Cleveland within two years as part of a diocese wide consolidation. Buildings in Louisville will be sold for factory use while a large farm near Cleveland will host a new central orphanage with school facilities and manual training. The Louisville picnic is set for August 11, and Canton volunteers plan a major Meyers Lake outing for the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Starkeay
Cleveland
John P. Farrelly
Canton
John Rast
Meyers Lake
War Time Romance Ends in Philadelphia Elopement
Report from abroad says Mrs Alice Gordon Drexel Barrett of Philadelphia and Newport and Captain William Barrett of the U S Air Forces have ended their war time romance. Mrs Barrett plans to sail home with their month old child when able. The couple eloped to New Rochelle and wed in June last year after family opposition.
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Philadelphia
Alice Gordon Drexel
Barrett
John R. Drexel
Newport
William Barrett
U. S. A. Air Forces
United States
Captain Barrett
Miss Drexel
New Rochelle
Canton Man Heads to Metz for Lafayette Statue Unveiling
Dr. T. J. Phillips of Canton will represent the Knights of Columbus at the Lafayette statue unveiling in Metz France around August 12. He sails August 5 on the Leopoldina with about 300 participants. the trip includes Paris Metz Strassburg Lake Lucerne Rome and visits to Pope Benedict. A 36 by 46 foot American flag loaned by a New Yorker will accompany the group.
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Canton
Lafayette
Metz
T. J. Phillips
Canton Knights of Columbus
Republic
Magpee
Marquise Lafayette
France
Phillips
New York
Supreme Chapter of the
K. of C
Leopoldina
Knights
Paris
Strassburg
Lake Lucerne
Switzerland
Italy
Tome
Rome
Pope Benedict
Dr. Phillips
F. F. McCarthy
Akron K. of C
Europe
England
Belgium
Holland
United States
Marshall Féch
Half Billion Deficit Seen In Government Rail Costs
Washington reports the government will face deficits totaling at least 490 million dollars to cover March through August under an agreement with the railroad. Director Parmalee calls the estimate very conservative and suggests it could exceed 500 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parmalee
Bureau of Railroad Economics
Railroad Detective Killed in Elyria Shooting
David Barnes a 45 year old New York Central railroad detective was shot and killed by several men in Elyria last night. Five bullets struck the officer as more than 100 suspects were rounded up in the manhunt. Police believe a gang of vagrants may be responsible, including some arrested earlier for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
David Barnes
New York Central Railroad
Price
Barnes
Readers urged to mail birthday notes to poet Edgar Guest
A Daily News appeal asks readers of the Just Folks column to celebrate Edgar A. Guest by sending birthday greetings to his address via The News. The plan urges notes mailed before August 4 to reach the poet at his home in time for his August 10 birthday.
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Guest
Daily News
Edgar A. Guest
Everyday Chocolates and travel goods sale ad
Roth and Hug's offers Everyday Chocolates 69 cents a pound. Semi annual sale features traveling bags and suitcases with selected prices including 380, 32.50, 35, 40 and reduced items at 24.50 and several lower priced goods from 3 to 18. Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market Avenue runs the ad.
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Arthur’s Leather Shop
Boy Falls Under Train Loses Leg
Reymann Hamill fifteen year old son of Richard Hamill of 211 Saylor ps SW lost his right leg below the hip when struck by a shuttle train between Mark siding and Louisville Tuesday afternoon near 3 oclock. He and his brother were walking the tracks on their way to work when the accident occurred. Hamill was taken to Mercy hospital where Dr George Hackett attended him. The right leg was amputated within five inches of the hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reymann Hamill
Richard Hamill
Saylorps
Mark Siding
Louisville
Hamill
Reymann
Mercy Hospital
George Hackett
First Weed Ordinance Offender Fined in Police Court
J. H. Schellhase was fined $1 and costs after arraignment for violating the weed ordinance. He was the first prosecuted since the warning was issued, arrested by Officer Yraub for failing to clear a vacant lot of weeds. A congressman should vote on measures as presented after consulting constituents and colleagues. Joseph H. Himes, Republican candidate for Congress, 16th Ohio district. Primaries August 10. Political Adv.
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J. H. Schellhase
Yraub
Joseph H. Himes
Congress
Ohio
Railroads Won’t Service Trucks Will Immediate Delivery
The Motor Truck Service Co. offers direct truck delivery by road after noting rail service gaps. Located at 2nd Street and Rex Avenue SE, the company invites customers needing prompt transportation of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Truck Service Co
2Nd-St
Rexav SE
Adv
Special meeting set to ratify house secretary employment
A note from A. B. Hockwalt Grand Knight announces a special meeting on Thursday July 29 at 8 p m to ratify the appointment of a house secretary and perform all acts needed to create the office and its duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
A. BE. Hockwalt
Knights of Columbus
Advy
Designer Promises Servantless Glass House in Chicago
Miss Leah White announced plans for a futuristic home in Chicago that would be janitorless and servantless with automatic heating and cleaning. The design features a two sided glass exterior, roof sleeping quarters, and a combined living dining sun parlor.
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Chicago
Leah White
Arrest of Elmer Cramer After Midnight Duel
In Columbus on July 28 Elmer Cramer 21 was arrested after a gun battle between four policemen and three deputy sheriffs and two unknown men. An auto driver alerted officers when the two men exited a roadster and questioned bystanders about police activity, leading to a confrontation in a parking area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elmer Cramer
Sugar sugar white granulated cane bargain ad
Sugar Sugar White granulated cane 26 cents per pound offered by Grand Union Tea Co located at 129 131 2nd Street SE Ady. This ad promotes a grocery sale with price and store address.
Knights of Columbus Special Meeting Notice
Knights of Columbus call a special meeting for Thursday to discuss creating the office and its duties. Grand Knight A B E Hockwalt presides. Also advertised leather shopping bags offered at 2.98 each at Arthurs Leather Shop 204 Market Ave N Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur's Leather Shop
Meyers Lake Park Dancing Afternoon and Evening
A brief public notice announces Meyers Lake Park hosting dancing events in the afternoon and in the evening featuring Mack’s Popular Players for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Lake Park
Macks
Adv
McCulloch Campaign Grows With Labor Endorsement
Congressman McCulloch tours southern Ohio after an extensive auto trip and announces office in Columbus. The Ohio Federation of Labor endorses his candidacy, boosting support among veterans and labor locals from Defiance to Cleveland and Akron. Canton backers push business leaders to campaign statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe C McCuLloch
Ohio
McCulloch
MccCulloch
Defiance-co
McCulloch Club
A. R. DeKay
Defiance
Labor Federation
Congress
Cleveland
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Russian Forces Take Two Towns in Galicia
Berlin July 28 The Bolshevik army sweeps into Galicia capturing Brody and Tarnopol. Soviet war office reports 18 Polish infantry divisions taken, 19 guns and many machine guns captured as the advance continues.
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Berlin
Galicia
Brody
Tarnopol
Soviet War Office
Moscow
Survey of Nimishillen Creek Pollution Probed
W H Dittoe chief engineer of the state health department conducted a preliminary survey of Nimishillen creek below Howenstine disposal plant. He announced a representative would return for a thorough probe of the East creek pollution at the city’s request following Pike township trustees complaints.
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W. H. Dittoe
State Department of Health
Nimishillen Creek
Howenstine
East Creek
Dittee
Pike Township
Heat Overcomes Firemen at Armour Beef House Blaze
In Chicago on July 28 a blaze at Armour and Company beef house at the stockyards left more than twenty firemen overcome by heat and smoke. The fire caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage and several firefighters were rushed to hospitals in an unconscious condition.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
Family thanks for support after loss of Harold Mitzel
A. E. Mitzel and Family express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during their bereavement after the death of Harold. They also thank everyone for beautiful floral tributes showing sympathy and friendship.
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Harold
A. E. Mitzel
Adv
Canton Y Man Graduated From Lake Geneva Training School
George M. Schmucker assistant secretary of Canton Y men’s boys department earned a three year diploma at Lake Geneva Wisconsin training school. He completed the boys department course while three peers finished the physical department. Schmucker served in the army air service during World War I and later returned to Canton Y.
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George M. Schmucker
Young Men's Christian Association
Association Training School
Lake Geneva
Wis
Schmucker
Canton Association
Association Training College
Chicago
United States
Army
S@CASON
Cantonese? Not quite. Intercity air race in Cleveland area
Three aircraft piloted by Canton boys took off from Sherrick field for the first intercity air race in this region. The field includes Leon Sherrick and H B Duncan among others. The event features exhibition flights by German all metal junker planes with notable aviators like Eddie Rickenbacker and Bert Acosta awaiting arrival and judging by flying time.
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Canton
Sherrick
Leon Sherrick
H. B. Duncan
F.L. Nape
Dunhampton Field
Turney
Rockside Roads
Cleveland
Lee Sherrick
Duncan
Akron
Wright Field
Ohio
W. M. Moore
Roy Ludick
Lieut Watson
Rex L. Uden
Cleveland Aviation Club
New York
Junker
Eddie Rickenbacker
Bert Acosta
J. L Larson
E. F B. Allyne
Martin
Miners Return to Work as Illinois Strike Breaks
Illinois miners resume work in 12 mines after a $2 a day raise for top men ends a coal strike. Chicago discussions call for joint action to curb unauthorized strikes in Illinois Kansas and Indiana and restore fuel supply. John L. Lewis denounces Illinois president Frank Farrington over uncoordinated local settlement. Federal probes on Lever Act violations noted.
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Danville
Hlinois
Chicago
John S. Lewis
International
The
United Workers
Illinois
Kansas
Indiana
Lewis
District Attorney's Office
Iowa
Frank Farrington
Ilinois
John L. Lewis
I Illinois
Farrington
Believe Husband Killed Wife And Male Companion
In Columbus on Saturday night police believe the husband killed Mrs. Bessie Iva McCarrick and J. A. McDowell as they rode in an auto near the city. McCarrick is dead and McDowell is recovering. McDowell’s wife is en route from Chicago. Police plan to question relatives and expect an arrest after questioning married men. Burial planned for Mrs. McCarrick today.
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Columbus
Bessie Iva McCarrick
J. A. McDowell
Cannot Attempt Falls Descent Denied by Niagara Authority
Cleveland fireman Thomas H Whitford Jr seeks to ride over Niagara Falls in a barrel but the Niagara Falls Ontario mayor refuses the permit to him and all applicants after the fatal attempt by George Stephens of England. Alfred Russo of Toledo and Frank McCabe of Akron are listed among those denied.
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Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Thomas H. Whitford, Jr
Whitford
New York Central
Ont
George Stephens
England
Alfred Russo
Toledo
Frank McCabe
Akron
Water Rent Due Save Your Discount
Water payment is due with a last discount day noted as July 81st in the Canton Water Works advertisement.
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Canton Water Worka
Parcel Post By Blimps Promoted By Post Office
The Post Office Department considers using blimps to carry parcel post from New York to San Francisco. A New York firm claims a blimp able to carry 16 tons and faster than trains is backing the proposal. Bids for air mail on routes Cleveland to Detroit, Pittsburgh to St. Louis, New York to Chicago, and New York to Atlanta will open September 10. Seaplanes are bought for the Cleveland to Detroit route, with Pittsburgh to St. Louis stops at Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis. The New York to Chicago route includes Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Atlanta
Utilities Seek Fare Increases In Lima Meeting
Lima City Council holds a special meeting to review rate proposals from Lima Natural Gas and Oil Company and the Ohio Electric. Ohio Electric seeks seven-cent cash fare or eight tickets for fifty cents with transfers. gas company increase details not yet public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Lima City
Canton League Meeting Promises Action on Living Costs
Committees from all civic organizations are urged to attend a Canton League meeting to address the high cost of living. The session is set for Thursday evening July 29 at 8 p m in Tiger hall with important business on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton League
Tiger Hall
Chocolate Cherries 190 lb Box Sold to Roth and Huea Adv
In a brief trade item, a 190 pound box of chocolate cherries was purchased by Roth and Huea Adv, marking a notable bulk confectionery sale. The deal reflects steady business in wholesale sweets and the buyers’ continuing foodstuffs procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth & Hue
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Edgar Guest
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Ady
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