No Decision on Rebels at Parleys as Talks Stall
American delegates reported little progress in Niagara Falls as talks with A B C mediators failed to produce a decision on admitting Gen Carranza to the peace conference. Justice Lamar said delegates were hopeful but the stalemate persisted.
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Fred S. Ferguson
United Press
Niagara Falls
Ont
Gen
Carranza
Mexico
Justice Lamar
Washington
Frederick W. Lehmann
Mayor Stolberg Delays Canton Complaint on N O T Frictions
Mayor Stolberg says he will prepare Cantons complaint for the public utilities hearing in Akron once he learns what the N O T will not do. He blames council and citizens for delays and notes the N O T has largely failed to act. Kent mayor Davey previously urged local officials to join with others seeking N O T favors.
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Stolberg
Canton
Public Utilities Commission
Akron
Mayor Stolberg
M. L. Davey
Kent
Worker Injured At Diebold Plant After Steel Piercing Eye
Charles Haele of 1227 Third Street SE was struck in the right eye by a piece of steel Monday at The Diebold Safe and Lock Co plant. He was taken to Dr. E Brant's office for medical treatment.
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Charles Haele
Third-st
Diebold Safe and Lock Co
E. Bd. Brant
Miss Lizzie Bowers Injury After Street Car Incident
Miss Lizzie Bowers of 1516 Tuscara street was slightly injured in a street car mishap on Monday. She received attention from Dr. E. D. Brant.
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Lizzie Bowers
Tuscarawas St W
Monay
E. D. Brant
Falls Down Stairs Injures Worker at W. and L. E.
In London on June 1 gossip says Princess Mary drew Dunbar II in the royal household derby pool and the queen, upon learning this, forfeited a $1250 prize. Oakland California plans a $2,000,000 municipal auditorium project.
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London
Mary Drew Dunbar II
Royal Household
Ruff Plans Canton Parking Ordinance For Evening Square Traffic
Solicitor Ruff drafts a Canton parking ordinance after reviewing ordinances from Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland. He aims to tailor the measure to local conditions with adjustable provisions. He notes the council cannot enforce a proposed restriction on square traffic during evening hours.
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Ruff
Council
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Canton
Attorney Hogan Addresses the K of C Banquet in Massillon
Attorney General Timothy J. Hogan spoke at St Mary's hall Massillon during a Knights of Columbus banquet after a large initiation ceremony. The event drew 400 Knights including delegates from Canton Cleveland Akron with speeches on Citizenship and Knighthood and a musical program.
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Massillon
Sps
Senate
Timothy J. Hogan
Columbus
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary's Hall
Canton
Cleveland
Akron
Hogan
Pennsylvania
Duffy
J. Donahue
Florence Forster
William McGuan
G. G. Paul
Eva Schworm
Howard
America
Fire Threatens the Bockius Home During Roof Fire
Ladder truck delayed the response but an aerial unit arrived and firefighters from four companies worked on the roof. Fireman John Schilts fell 20 feet but suffered no serious injury. Damage is estimated at 300 dollars. Mercy hospital staff aided patients as others helped move furniture outside. Local volunteers assisted neighbors.
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John Schilts
No. 4
Canton
Mesnar
Mercy Hospital
Bockius
Aultran
Marketav
Standard Oil crew helps clear wagon spill after City fire
After a residential blaze on Market avenue, firefighters assisted Standard Oil personnel to remove a toppled oil wagon. The tank was filled with gasoline and spilled on the highway, prompting caution to prevent an explosion. Fire Chief Mesnar aided the operation.
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Bockins
Market Avd
Standard Oil Co
Mesnar
Standard Oil
Gary seeks to convert Indiana sand dunes into a state park
Gary Indiana officials propose creating a new state park by preserving the sand dune region. The plan envisions public access, conservation, and potential recreational amenities to boost tourism and protect the landscape.
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Gary, Ind
Indiana
Wilson Says Labor Needs New Statutes In Congress
Washington June 1 The House amended the administration anti trust bill to exempt labor unions from Sherman law action with 207 votes for the amendment. President Wilson said the changes clarify the law and protect workers right to organize while unions remain answerable for violations. He denied legalizing boycotts and favored passing five conservation bills.
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Bulletin
Washington
House
John Edwin Nevin
United Press
Wilson
Department of Justice
Man Beating Sparks Piano Destruction in Massillon
Albert Graves of Canal Street allegedly attacked John Myers after an insult to his wife. Myers reportedly burst into Graves home with a hatchet and chopped a piano, then fled. Graves pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid a five dollar fine plus costs. Myers remained at large. Police note the piano belonged to a Chicago firm.
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Massillon
John Myers
Albert Graves
Canalst
Myers
Graves
Helline
Chicago
Fines Follow Fights In Madison Street Disturbance
Simon Buckston and John Steckler disturbed Madison Street residents Saturday and were arraigned Monday. Both admitted the fight and each received a five dollar fine plus costs.
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Simon Buckston
John Steckler
Madison-st
Pomerene Discusses Cleveland Judgeship with Wilson
Senator Pomerene spoke with President Wilson about the Cleveland judgeship. He did not advocate for any single candidate but presented qualifications for Clarke, Este, Wertz, Westenhaver, and others. Wilson planned to consult Attorney General McReynolds, with Clarke favored.
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Washington
Pomerene
Cleveland
Wilson
McReynolds
John H. Clark
Clarke
Estep
Wertz
Westenhaver
Quality Tire and Rubber Co to Open Hartville Plant
Quality Tire and Rubber Co of Hartville will begin operations late this month or early July. The 7600 square foot building is ready except steam pipe installation. The firm is incorporated for 75000 dollars and will hire 45 workers initially, rising to 109 by next year.
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Quality Tire & Rubber Co
Hartville
Canal Fulton high school bac calaureate and commencement program
Rev. W A Rutledge of Simpson Methodist church delivered the baccalaureate sermon to Canal Fulton high school graduates at the Methodist Episcopal church. Commencement exercises at the high school Thursday evening include a lengthy program with orations, readings, music, and diplomas. Junior class will present a separate program Tuesday evening in the school hall with drama and readings.
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W. A. Rutledge
Simpson Methodist Church
Canal Fulton High School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Soondiey
Cal
Flohr
Kathryn Shafer
Russel Rudy
Minebaigh
Eoee
Katy Otten
Charles McLaughlin
Vera Finefrock
Life Werth
Orence Brand
Virgil Braucher
Ralph Shook
Weldon Willgohs
Grace Anderson
H. Baily Vera Finefrock
Sarah LaViers
Ethel Persky
Zepata City
Velma Braucher
Sargerest Tan Ais Eeee
Glennard Weil
Aliee Clay
United States
Vernon Dugan
Teres Seen
Carrie Leininger
Paul Swigart
Schottische
Hlake Sarah LaViers
Board of Education
Wagner
Rey
Leith
High School
Reading
Dorothy Miller
Uncle Tascus
Whitney Evans
Howard Nichter
Portia Marsh
Merry
Clara Munro
Grace Daily
Lucile Miller
Beatthe
Frea Miller
Carl Koehler
Perlee Rohrer
Valse Caprice
Mildred Oberlin
Ethel Marsh
I Love
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Henry Moores Dies at Canton Home
Henry Moores of 1306 12th Street Northeast died Sunday morning from a complication of diseases at his home. Survived by his wife three daughters Mrs Joseph Lambright Massillon Mrs Herman Essig Schnectady N Y Eva Moores and son Howard Moores Canton. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m at the home with burial in Westlawn conducted by Rev L M Boyer First United Protestant church.
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Henry Moores
12Th-St
Joseph Lambright
Massillon
Herman Essig
Schnectady
N. Y
Eva Moores
Howard Moores
Canton
Westlawn
L. M. Boyer
UT. E. Church
Funeral Arrangements Pending for Meyers Lake Victim’s Father
John W. Willis father of Joseph Willis arrives from Florida on Decoratorn Day to Canton and learns of the drowning accident with no funeral plans yet made.
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John W. Willis
Joseph Willis
Meyers Lake
Florida
Canton
Man Found Dead Near North Industry Home
George Ritzmiller aged seventy was found dead in bed Sunday at his brother’s residence four miles east of North Industry on the Waynes borogrd. Coroner Gavin called and attributed death to apoplexy.
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George Ritzmiller
North Industry
Waynesborogrd
Gavin
Physician Arrested for Speeding in City Drive
Chief Smith announced a crackdown on speeders as a dozen autoists, led by Dr. Victor Kauffman and several named residents, were charged in police court for exceeding the city speed limit. Police reported speeds above 30 mph while city rules set 8 mph in business districts and 15 mph elsewhere. County roads allow 20 mph.
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Smith
Judge Quinn
Victor Kauffman
Harrisburg Rd
Clara Linke
Shunk-ay
Henry M. Alexander
Fairmont Boulevard
Monnett and Sacher
Market-av
R. B. Kenney
Cleveland-av N
F. X. Volzer
Ned M. Austin
Wal- Nuteau NE
T. M. Rosenberg
Walnut-ay N
Harry Naugle
Berger
Chief Smith
Canton Leaders Debate Sewer Route and Expert Review
Canton officials and chamber of commerce members push for an independent engineer to join city and county engineers in a joint report on the Narrows sewer route. They argue the project affects about 60 000 residents and Canton’s health and growth, seeking timely action and broader expertise.
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Canton Canal
Dover Road
H. M. Geiger
C. of C
Canton
H. H. Timken
Stoner
Chamber of Commerce
Harter
Board of Commissioners
Geiger
Right of Way Talks Delay Sewage Plant Contract
City officials will not authorize the sewer treatment plant contract until a complete right of way to the Howenstine site is secured. Council plans to address sewer access through the Narrows below North Industry at Monday night session. Key West installs automobile fire fighting machinery.
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Howenstine
North Industry
Rearrested Dr and Mrs Winters Deny Catherine Murder
Dr. and Mrs. Winters facing murder charges vow habeas corpus action to force Prosecutor Meyers and Detective Abel to prove any crime. Findlay report of a missing girl named Catherine prompts defense to challenge evidence and claims. A sweater found in the Winters cellar is disputed as Catherine's with a neighbor’s testimony planned.
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Winters
Findlay Girl Resembles Missing Indiana Child
A girl held in Findlay resembles Catherine Winters, the ten year old missing daughter of Dr. W. A. Winters of New Castle Indiana. Authorities and Winters discussed the case by telephone. The girl stays with a woman claiming to be her grandmother at 215 West Front Street. The woman, Mrs Emma Thrapp, says she is from Indianola Iowa and has been traveling canvassing since the holidays. The child bears several identifying features, but eyes differ. blue gray vs brown. Probate Judge Dorsey urged sending a full description after speaking with the girl.
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Catherine
Winters
Findlay
Minted Press
Catherine Winters
W. A. Winters
New Castle
Ind
Emma Thrapp
Indianola
Iowa
Findlay Girl Not Catherine Winters Confirmed
A Chicago dispatch reports it is definite that the Findlay, Ohio girl is not Catherine Winters and the Thrapp woman’s statement is correct.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Chicago
Findlay, O
Catherine Winters
Thrapp
Hexamer Promoted to Police Sergeant
Earl W. Hexamer, 600 6th St NW, was named police sergeant on Monday to replace Lt. Riblett. Safety Director Kunkel says Hexamer will stay as an outside man due to patrolman shortages. Hexamer has served as motorcycle officer and plain clothes man after Navy service and earns $85 monthly as sergeant.
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Earl W. Hexamer
6Th St
Riblett
Kunkel
Hexamer
United States Navy
Nitrogen Lamp Trial On G Street Lights Plan Proposed
City officials report a new type of gas lamp is being tested on Tuscarawas and Wooster streets as part of a lighting scheme. Mayor Stolberg notes single, closely spaced poles with cluster lights may replace curb lights for efficiency.
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Tuscarawas
Sidag
Stolberg
Tory
Investigating Empress of Ireland Disaster Draws In Captains
Government probes detail discrepancies as Captains Kenia and Anderson testify about the Empress of Ireland collision. Officials debate engine positions and vessel movement while the Storstadt faces libel action and detention pending culpability ruling.
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Kenia
Anderson
Anderson Storstadt
Pa Fle Raillway
Storstadt
Tull
Morgue Visits Continue for Wreck Victims in Quebec
Québec June 1 Identification of the dead from the Lady Gray wreck progresses with about 100 of 168 aboard Rimouski listed as recognized. Crowds search morgue shed 27 Louis basin for missing relatives as officials plan possible civic funerals this week.
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United Press
Quebec
Lady Gray
Rimouski
Louis Basin
Pasengers
Lady Evelyn
Eureka
Empress
Systematic Search For Steamer Victims Underway
In Rimouski on June 1 the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. began a systematic search of the St Lawrence below the disaster scene. Two lifeboats were found empty, but no additional bodies had been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rimouski
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
St Lawrence
Sinclair May Take Hand In Tarrytown Agitation
New York June 1 Sinclair denounces arrests of free speech agitators against John D Rockefeller at Tarrytown home. He says he may go there to join any fight against the oil king and his son. He has not decided fully but will consult friends. He also offers to testify on the Colorado strike before the commission on industrial relations.
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United Press
New York
John D.rockefeller
Tarrytown
Ouras
Upton Sinclair
the &P
Sinclair
Colorado
Commission On Industrial Relations
Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder Ad
An old advertisement promotes Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder claiming to revitalize the stomach liver and entire system. It touts energy renewal and waste removal and cites a testimonial from James Duncan of Haynesville who says it cured him after doctors gave up. It also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
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Nev
James Duncan
Haynesville
Bucklen
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