Canton Merchant William R Zollinger Dies After Angina
William R. Zollinger head of Zollinger & Co. Canton dies suddenly after lunch on Friday, stricken with angina pectoris while alighting to leave the club. Civic and business groups honor him. funeral planned for Monday with merchants to close in his memory. He was a longtime leader in Canton commerce and civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Zollinger
W. R. Zollinger & Co
Canton
Lakeside Country Club
Canton Club
William R. Zollinger & Co
Wbrles
William R. Zollinger Jr
Stark Co
Hamilton count GOP backs Judge Day for Ohio Supreme Bench
The Hamilton county Republican Executive Committee endorsed Judge Robert H. Day of Stark county for the Ohio Supreme Court nomination. The telegram to Probate Judge Alva Leal said Hamilton county is well organized and will deliver a strong Cincinnati vote. Judge Deal has campaigned for Day with probate judges statewide and reports broad support assurances.
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Hamilton-co
Republican Executive Committee
Robert H. Day
Stark-co
Ohio
Alva Leal
Cincinnati
Judge Deal
Judge Day
Weather and notices from Ohio and Cleveland area
The snippet reports an Ohio weather outlook with unsettled conditions and thunder showers. It mentions Evans Restaurant at Cleveland Avenue and Tuscarawas, a Sunday chicken dinner promotion, and a notice about selling renewal rights for a refreshment stand at J. Ree r's residence in Louisville. The Big Four Picnic Association plans a sale at 7:30 p.m. Monday, and Lions Picnic is set for Fair Grounds on Sunday July 30.
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Big Four Picnic Association
Nimishillen
Osnaburg
Paris
Washington
Tps
J. Reer
South Chapel
Louisville
Ohio
Now There’s Trouble In The Lions’ Den
A Royal Order of Tigers suit filed in common pleas court alleges officers of Canton Lodge No. 1 and related Lions entities moved property and records from the Tigers to the Lions. The supreme lodge seeks an injunction and restoration of all assets to the Tigers. Rice and Souers represent the plaintiffs.
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Tigers
Common Pleas
Supreme Lodge
Royal Order of Tigers
Canton Lodge No
The
Tigers’ Ladies Legion
Canton Royal den
Royal Order of Lions
Tigers Lodge
Lodge of Tigers
Lodge of Lions
Supreme Lodge of Tigers
W. A. Hoberdier
Woman Injured In Auto Crash In Delaware
Miss Mary Wells of Delaware was injured at noon Saturday when the car she rode in with H. W. Jones struck a machine driven by H. D. Tantraman of 1409 Tenth Street NE in Tuscarawas Street East. Doctors awaited X ray results to determine injury extent.
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Mary Wells
Delaware
H. W. Jones
H. D. Tantraman
Tenth-st NE
Tuscarawas St E
Carnegie Steel won't curtail Youngstown operations now
Pittsburgh, July 29. Carnegie Steel Co announces there will be no curtailment of operations in the Youngstown district for the present. Mills will run at present capacity for another week at least, though production may be cut if the coal famine and railroad strikes persist longer.
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Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Carnegie Steel Co
Senate panel brands lynching a monstrous evil
A majority report from the Senate Judiciary Committee, led by Senator Shortridge of California, condemns lynching as a monstrous evil and a disgrace to the nation. The amended anti lynching bill is judged constitutional and urged for passage as a shield of protection to every American citizen. Antique Furniture Call at 512 Rowland av NE. Adv.
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Washington
Nnion
Senate
Shortridge
California
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rowland Av
Canton Ironworker Chooses Poison in Car Tragedy
William McHenry, ornamental iron worker at Columbia Wire and Iron Co., was found dead in his Massillon car near city hall. He reportedly swallowed three ounces of chloroform about 7 a.m. and died by asphyxiation. Coroner McQuate noted no oxygen reached his lungs. He had recently moved from Pittsburgh with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McHenry
Columbia Wire and Iron Co
City Hall
Massillon
McHenry
Bell Telephone
T. C. McQuate
Canton
Pittsburgh
Corner Cléveland-ay and Tusca ad promotes 24 hour service
An advertisement proclaims continuous 24 hour service at Corner Cléveland ay and Tusca with eat anytime options and moderate prices, inviting customers to visit for all meals.
Flying Moores at Meyers Lake Park on the Pike
Sensational aerialists The Flying Moores perform twice daily at Meyers Lake Park on the Pike with fiance Baby Co. at Park Theater providing acts and entertainment for local crowds during the engagement period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Moores
Meyers Lake Park
Pike
Fiance Baby Co
Park Theater
Movie Men To Aid Director Riegel
Ohio film exhibitors and distributors meet state Director of Education Riegel to form a committee to cooperate with the state board of censors. The aim is intelligent censorship and mutual fairness. The committee will be selected soon and cooperation was pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Board of Censors
Ohio
Riegel
Peace Near in Coal Mine Strike Prominent Operators Say
Peace in the four month coal strike is near as a joint conference of central field operators and the United Mine Workers scales committee plans to set a settlement basis. Officials warn only a voluntary agreement will avert a fuel famine and potential government action.
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Cleveland
United States
International News Service Today
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
Harding
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Congress to empower labor board to prevent strikes
Washington July 29 President Harding backs swift legislation to curb coal and railroad strikes. Senate factions debate form while agreeing on an urgent, lasting remedy. Leaders like Cummins and Capper push for stronger enforcement powers. Poindexter and La Follette oppose standard anti strike measures.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Congress
Borah
Senate Labor Committee
Cummins
Iowa
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Labor Board
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Poindexter
LaFolette
Wisconsin
Arctic explorer Steffanson visits Canton briefly
Unannounced Arctic explorer Steffanson enters Canton and visits the Courtland hotel. He refuses to discuss his purpose, saying he is just passing through on his way home to New York and asks not to be quoted or mentioned in the paper.
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Canton
Steffanson
Courtland Hotel
Daily News
Arctic
New York
Ohio
Harding Peace Plan Aims Rail Strike End
President Harding advances a compromise peace program to end the rail strike. Strikers to return on the reduced wage scale with seniority intact for those on strike, but strikebreakers’ seniority set by service length. A national adjustment board may be discussed later and working rules to be reviewed by the labor board.
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Washington
Harding
White House
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
Pert M. Jewell
Railway Labor Board
National Adjustment Board
Labor Board
Foundry blaze causes $4000 in damage at Hin derer Bros. Co
Fire at Hin derer Bros. Co foundry near 20th Street and the Wheeling and Lake Erie line Friday night caused about $4000 in damage. Officials blamed overheated ore furnace and a lack of firemen and hydrants for the blaze as crews fought for two hours to bring it under control.
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Hinderer Bros. Co
20Thst
Wheeling & Lake Erie
12Th-St NE
Mesnar
FIND NO TRACE OF MURDER SUSPECT
Police say they found no trace of Jim Nuder a 31 year old Italian worker linked to the murder of John A Eremita an Italian musician at 469 13th rt se near his home. Capt Clarke and Detective Capt Swope investigate and have sent photos and Bertillon measurements to other cities.
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Jim Nuder
John A. Eremita
Capt
Clarke
Bertillon
Swope
Nader
Goshorn
Nuder
Eremita
Bell employes medal winner rescues linemen
In the Canton district over 150 Bell Telephone Company workers witnessed R. C. Foster of 1300 Wales Rd Massillon receive the Theodore N. Vail medal for heroism. The event occurred in the Northern hotel banquet room with W. A. Weitzenberg presenting. Foster saved two Electric Light Company linemen from a 11900 volt circuit after they were shocked.
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Bell Telephone Company
Canton
R. C Foster
Walesrd
Massillon
Theodore N. Vail
Northern
W. A. Weitzenberg
Akron
Foster
Electric Light Company
Benders Employees Hold Annual Picnic at Turkeyfoot Lake
Employees of Benders restaurants gathered for their annual outing at the Bender cottage on Turkeyfoot Lake. They traveled by car with the Grand Army band, paraded on arrival, enjoyed water and land sports, and were served a large chicken dinner to 186 attendees. The evening featured dancing in the pavilion.
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Bender
Bender Cottage
Turkeyfoot Lake
Grand Army Band
Special Sunday chicken dinner and lodge meeting notice
Special Sunday chicken dinner priced at $1. Court land Hotel advertisement. Moulders' Notice announces a special meeting of Local No. 62 on Saturday evening July 29 at 7 30 in Tigers' Hall. R Bast, president.
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Tigers’ Hall
R. Bast
Baby Savings Ad at The First Trust Bank
An advertisement invites opening a baby savings account with one dollar and offers a silver plated bank for the child to accumulate savings. The notice appears on the society page with additional promotions for Suds and Duds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Baby
Nineteen Injured In Auto Crashes Near Uniontown
Nineteen persons were injured in three motor accidents near Uniontown and Connelsville during the night. A large truck returning from a church picnic careened down a mountain road and crashed into a tree, demolishing the vehicle. Two cars collided with a motorcycle north of Uniontown, injuring two men, and near Connellsville another auto struck a motorcycle, injuring two more.
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Uniontown
Here
Connellsville
Wharton Furnace
Dorcas
Second Methodist Protestant Church
Connelsville
Railroad Employe Killed By Train
Sam Montgomery 36 colored, Pennsylvania railroad worker, was killed at Cherry-st crossing while attempting to board a moving freight car. He lived in a company bunk house after coming from Alabama. Masonic Notice Special Communication of Wm. McKinley Lodge to meet at the Masonic Temple Monday July 31 at 1 pm for Brother Wm. R. Zollinger funeral services. Bring automobiles. C P Arnold W M H Hinegartner Sec Adv
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Sam Montgomery
Pennsylvania Company
Cherry-st
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alabama
Wm. McKinley Lodge
Masonic Temple
Wm. R. Zollinger
C. P. Arnold
W. M. H. H. Hinegartner
Will Tell of Gay New York Parties
Los Angeles July 29 Miss Fontaine vows to reveal the full love affair with Evan Burrows Fontaine and Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney. She hints at a sensational testimony involving New Yorks wealthiest men, Sunday night parties and heiress gossip, promising to stack her ancestry against Whitney claims.
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Will
New York
Los Angeles
Evan Burrows Fontaine
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Whitney
Knickerbockers
Miss Fontaine
East
Sonny” Whitney
Patrick Henry
Spottiswood
Virginia
Charles I. Evana
Texas
Plot to Assassinate Lenine Found in Soviet Trial
MOSCOW July 29 A new plot to kill Nicolai Lenine head of the Soviet government was disclosed by Dr Lunar Charsky at the trial of thirty four socialists charged with attempting overthrow. Three men Zeezvein Estonian and Kazin were sentenced others got light terms. Evidence claimed the defendants planned armed attacks and used the British secret service code. Private documents linked funding to Bakmeteff and Kerensky with funds borrowed from the United States.
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Moscow
Nicolai Lenine
Lunar Charsky
People's Commisar of Education
Zeezvein
Kazin
Lenine
M. Rakmeteff
United States
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Bakmeteff
Sandusky Packing Co Plant Is Destroyed By Fire
Sandusky Ohio July 29 fire destroyed the Sandusky Packing Co plant except for the office and a small wing of the refrigerating building. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars. Several cows hogs and sheep burned. About seventy five men left without work.
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Sandusky, C
Sandusky Packing Co
Police Resignations Leave Bellaire Short of Officers
July 29 Fight patrolmen resigned to Mayor Wyatt after salary requests were ignored by the council. With Chief Davis the only officer remaining, the city lacks police protection today and the mayor plans to swear in special officers for the emergency.
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Bellaire, CO
Fight
Wyatt
Davis
Thompson for governor campaign labels rivals’ spendthrift tricks
A Thompson for governor statement denounces Ohio political excess as a smoke screen. It claims Carmi Thompson runs a frugal, modest campaign with no paid manager and no state headquarters while alleging rivals push lavish publicity to sway voters. The discharge cites L H Brush of East Liverpool and Salem as president of the campaign group.
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Columbus
Carmi Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
Thompson For Governor
L. H. Brush
East Liverpool
Salem
Thompson
Colonel Thompson
White Truck Sales Ad Promotes Used Trucks for Work
Advertisement from White Truck Sales Company offering used white trucks including stake bodies express bodies and other configurations in working order. Terms can be arranged. Public notice style classified item highlighting coal road work and general trucking utility.
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White Truck Sales Company
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W. R. Zollinger
Courtney Studio
Milton G. O. P
Cleveland-av and
Tusca- Tawassi W
Lions' den
Car
Clayborn
Nashville
Tenn
Clayborn-co
Taylor
P. I. Brumit
Knoxville
Specia
Dancer
Brush
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