Meeting to Consider New United Brethren Church in Canton
A Sunday meeting is planned in Canton to discuss forming a new United Brethren church. Supporters of Rev C W Recard will attend, while opponents will use the same church building for services. A committee spoke with Rev J H Patterson seeking aid for a second church, with Bishop G M Mathews to visit next week to discuss the issue.
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Canon
City Auditorum
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U. B
C. W. Recard
Recard
Récard
J. H. Patterson
East Thio
Europe in Turmoil as Day Dawn
London reports an unconfirmed message that Germany has declared, sparking widespread unease. The day opens with Europe in turmoil as officials verify details and assess potential consequences across nations.
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Europe
London
U. P
Germany
Censored War News Flows Across Europe Amid Crisis
United Press dispatches report intensified censorship and conflicting claims as Austria Japan and Germany maneuver amid war. Vienna notes talks of alliance while Berlin raises discount rate and Hamburg cancels liner Imperator voyage.
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United Press
Berlin
Austria
Japan
Vienna
National Gazette
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Russia
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Asquith Delays Home Rule Debate to Present United Front
Premier Asquith told the House of Commons that amid the war crisis the home rule bill debate is postponed to allow a united front. He warned of an immeasurable international catastrophe if developments worsen.
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United Press Cable
London
Veteran Canton Fireman John B. Reno Laid to Rest
John B. Reno, a longtime Canton fireman, answered his last call. At 8 a.m. the city hall bell tolled and six former comrades carried his casket to St Joseph's Catholic Church. Pallbearers were Robert Little, A. P. Hill, Frank Schario, Charles Romy, Louis Formet and A. C. Rieger. The service drew many friends and mourners.
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John B. Reno
Canton
Ity Hall
St. Joeph’s Catholic Church
Robert Little
A. P. Hill
Frank Schario
Charles Romy
Louis Formet
A. C. Rieger
Order Allows Service by Publication in Divorce Suit
A Wednesday order approves service by publication in the divorce action of Mrs Ellen Pazar versus Rev Nicholas Pazar. A prior sheriff service in Luzerne County Pennsylvania was set aside on a technicality.
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Ellen Pazar
Nicholas Pazar
Luzerneco
Weather forecast and ads fragment
Fair tonight and Friday. Local temperature readings and times are noted. Interested in a business or position, East Ohio Business College in Bell 719 invites applications. Also ads for Frederick's month-end bargains and Canton Actual Business College summer opening on August 4th with uprights starting at $125.
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East Ohio Business College
Bell
Advt
Frederick
Canton Actual Business College
Health officer race narrows to three top doctors
Dr. La Mont leads the certified list with 85.12, followed by Dr. Gavin 79.62 and Dr. Calhoun 75.87. Mayor Stolberg will decide Friday which of the three becomes health officer as Canton discusses the pay and duties of the post.
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Tuscarawassi W
Frank DaHinden
Stolberg
Loren E. Souers
Civil Service Commission
la Mont
State Board of Health
Frank W. Gavin
A. H. Calhoun
Board of Health
Health Board
Canton
War era market and labor tensions hit headlines
London reports British consuls at six percent as a new low, while New York cotton crashes from 80 to 35 cents amid heavy liquidation. Hotels in New York warn they may close as waiters threaten to join the conflict, with a Vienna note on indefinite stock suspensions and Rome Milan suspensions on time contracts.
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New York
Biltmore
London
Vienna
Stock Exchange
Rome
Milan
Ex-Dictator Huerta Earmarked For Spain Sail
Kingston Jamaica reports ex-dictator Huerta salted away 200000 of the 600000 he is said to have taken when leaving the Mexican presidency. He deposited the sum in a local bank and will sail Sunday with his party for Santander, Spain.
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United Press
Kingston
Jamica
Huerta
Mexico
Santander
Spain
80 Year Old Man Disappears in Ohio Town
Albert Herdlicka, 80, vanished from his home at 701 3rd St NE after seven a.m. Tuesday. Police and his son Detective Herdlicka, acting chief of detectives, searched Nimishillen Creek area and city streets, but no trace found. He is described as 5 feet 8 inches tall, 150 pounds, bent posture, gray hair, and a quiet early morning habit.
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3Rd St NE
James Herdlicka
Police Department
Herdlicka
Fromm
Nimishillen Creek
Father
Dannemiller Grocery Co Picnic Set At Cedars Farm
The Dannemiller Grocery Co will host its employees at a picnic on the Stolzenbach farm off the Louisville road Saturday. Activities include games and a baseball match. In a separate note, Honesetter Reese traveled to New York to treat Andrew Carnegie's nephew, George.
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Cedars
Stolzenbach Farm
Louisville Road
Youngstown
Honesetter ” Reese
New York
Andrew Carnegie
George
Henry S Moses Dies Sudden By Courtland Hotel Lobby
Henry Stevenson Moses seventy five of 1004 Tuscarawassi W former board of education member and Civil War veteran collapsed in the Courtland hotel lobby at 3 45 p m Wednesday. Coroner says death due to apoplexy. Born in Carroll County on October 2 1838 he taught school before enlisting in August 1862 and was wounded in the Wilderness May 6 1864. He died after a brief collapse observed by a traveling salesman and hotel staff.
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Henry Stevenson Moses
Tuscarawassi W
Board of Education
Courtland Hotel
Gavin
Rk. D. Keemsnyder
Moses
Carrollco
Start Successward Tuesday Canton College Ad To Training
Advertisement notes a Canton Actual Business College practical training course and marks the ad as closed all day Saturday August 3 for water rents due. It records a brief notice of schedule and a local business event.
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Canton Actual Business College
1 000 000 Austrians And Serbs in United States
Reports to the Austrian and Servian consuls generals indicate that about 2000 Austrians and 4000 Servians in the United States have signified they are awaiting a call to arms. Many are already in New York or en route to the war zone as consulates maintain military reserve reporting. Last month 14,000 Austrians near New York reported to the consulate.
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United Press
New York
U. S
Immigrant Groups Targeted by Draft Reserve Law
The article notes that nearly 1 000 000 Austrians and Serbs in the United States would come under the terms of the reserve law. It discusses potential implications for these immigrant communities amid wartime conscription considerations.
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U. S
Robber Band Wrecks New York Homes Loot Totaling 75000
New York police hunted a band of robbers after they wrecked six summer houses in the fashionable 77th street area. They looted valuables totaling 75000 and hid paintings and tapestries before smashing furniture and bric-a-brac. Local houses were shuttered for the season as investigators pursued suspects.
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United Press
New York
Bookkeeper celebrates 60 years with same firm
NATIVITY RECORD noted in SOUTIL NORWALK as Mrs. Michael Ross believed to hold the state's nativity record after giving birth to twins in two sets within a year. The item cites July 1 as the date of the report from Conn. authorities.
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United Presa
Hamburg
Investigation to Probe C H D Railroad for Service and Finances
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a formal inquiry into the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad. It will review service quality equipment conditions finances and practices with hearings likely to start in October. George W. Perkins is named as a likely witness under Louis D Brandeis who leads the probe.
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United Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Pere Marquette Railroad
George W. Perkins
Louis D. Brandeis
Silence on Parks Slaying Deepens War Office Wait
Mute evidence of the slaying of Private Samuel Parks, who vanished at Vera Cruz, arrived from the Mexican war office via Gen. Funston. An identification tag was found on bloodstained clothing believed to be Parks, recovered after Mexican government inquiry. Officials expect new demands for punishment of Parks' slayer.
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Washington
Samuel Parks
Vera Cruz
Mexican War Office
Gen. Funston
War Office
Funston
Carbajal
Parks’ Slayer
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