Foreign language interpreters aid Canton voting process
A Canton area plan calls reserve volunteers and interpreters to assist in election day voting for foreigners who cannot speak English. Italian interpreters and multilingual workers will staff precincts, with employers urged to register foreign laborers. County offices stay open Sunday and Monday to process registrations and ensure non residents can vote Tuesday.
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Interi
Stend
DiPillo
Yard
Thisty
Trars
Aty
Clark
Assis
Jiff Norwood
New York
San Francisco
Jackson
Mansfield Reforma
Ckson
Kirk
Juvenile case convicts Genet and Keller in neglect
William Genet and Sarah Keller were found guilty in juvenile court of contributing to the neglect of Genet's 15 year old. The sentence was not passed yet, and the woman was given a suspended sentence with conditions to stay away from the juvenile for a year, Marysville.
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Illiam Genet
Sarah Keller Assiston
Genet
Marysville
Marriage Rush Recedes Into War Orders After Draft Rules
Army enlistments surge as 67 licenses issued in five days and 26 on Saturday, many to men of draft age. Officials note shifts in exemptions and single men being preferred on first call, while individuals, like Dail Myers, insist marriages are not for dodge but reflect wartime service plans.
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Urban Werner
Dail Myers
Company C
France
Ohio
Illegal Auto Tag Sale Hits Canton Case
Inspector E B Patterson reports Canton sold temporary license tags to over 600 car owners and dealers without authority. He spent days on investigation and says city tin tags at 25 cents each violate the law. owners must buy state numbers. Secretary Fulton estimates over $50,000 lost to the state.
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Canton
E. B. Patterson
State Automobile Department
Fulton
Deny Canton Boys Death Rumor Not True
A Canton report claiming Robert MacKenzie and Quayle Holewick were killed in action in France was dismissed by the MacKenzie family. Mrs. MacKenzie said she had heard nothing to confirm the report, noting Robert’s last letter asked not to worry and that direct cable information would come if anything happened. William MacKenzie echoed there is no ground for the rumor.
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Canton
Robert MacKenzie
William MacKenzie
Cleveland Av
Quayle Holewick
France
MacKenzie
Robert
Snow blankets western Kansas counties in June
Four inches of snow lay on the ground in several western Kansas counties today. A temperature of 40 degrees above zero was registered here today.
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Smith Center
Kas
Kansas
City News Briefs Roundup From Canton And Nearby Areas
A crowded Canton agate of items covers police, parks, elections, labor, and social notes. Watch 2:30 Sunday at Nimisilla Park for anti Stratton expressions. Interpreters to aid voters register. Liberty Bond drive gains momentum. state leads in purchases. A wind storm at Uniontown causes deaths and injuries. a division of the stock. Submarine adoption is debated by Canton women. Elizbeth Greznar sues for breach of promise.
Weather item unclear readable text limits detail
Partial OCR weather note mentions forecast terms but lacks clear locations dates or figures. Unable to extract concrete region timing conditions or temperature insights from the fragment provided.
Vigilance committees to aid draft registration rise nationwide
Washington reports patriotic citizens form local vigilance groups to oversee the selective service act. With officials backing, volunteers will check registration lists, identify absentees, and meanwhile avoid disclosing disruptive plans while aiming for a smooth Tuesday enrollment.
Treason charge denied by eleven men in Cincinnati
Eleven men arrested by U S officers and police last night charged with treason for circulating propaganda against registering under the selective draft act were arraigned before U S Commissioner Adler and pled not guilty. Bond set at 1300 for witness. hearings scheduled June 5 to 15. Relatives sobbed as the men faced potential death or long prison terms.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Adler
Peter Wingenter
FE. F. Alexander
Bruce
U.S
Police fines for four speeding violators Saturday
Police in their campaign against speeding caught four violators Friday. In police court Saturday morning, Sam Tiborich, A. E. Berkley, Joe Feiman and B. M. Swarts were fined $10 and costs each. Cain & Cain, Dentists. Painless extracting. Central Lav. Bank Bldg. Adv.
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Sam Tiborich
A. E. Berkley
Joe Feiman
B. M. Swarts
Cain & Cain
Bank
Lutherans Quadri Centennial Service at St Pauls Massillon
A church advertisement invites Lutherans to attend the Quadri Centennial celebration at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Massillon on Sunday afternoon June 3 at 3 o'clock. The notice encourages attendance as a good Lutheran use.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Massillon
Walter FE. Schuette
Wheeling
Walter EK. Schuette
West Virginia
Mass meeting to hear John House at Nimisila Park Ady
Tonight at 7 45, a mass meeting is announced at the corner Walnut and Tusc. John House of Coshoc ton is listed as speaker. Tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon the event continues at Nimisila Park Ady with further remarks.
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Walnut
Tusc
John House of
John House of Coshoeton
Nimisila Park
U S Troops To Open Big Drive Says Diplomat
A diplomat arriving from Europe predicts a gigantic Allied drive once American troops enter trench warfare in France. He cites the psychological and physical impact of U S forces, praising their daring and spirit and noting Europe awaits their arrival to spur renewed action on the front.
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U.S
France
America
Europe
England
Italy
Wedding bells will not ring as suit filed for breach
Elizabeth Greznar filed a $10,000 breach of promise suit against her cousin John Greznar alleging he falsely claimed a legal marriage after taking out a probate court license on May 17. She states they planned a ceremony, was misled by his assurances, and now seeks damages for wounded feelings and an injunction against him collecting $700 from another party.
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Elizabeth Greznar
John Greznar
John
Jane 4
W. B. Quinn
Second US Loan to France Reaches 100 Million
Washington June 2 A treasury warrant for one hundred million dollars was issued by Secretary McAdoo and sent to Ambassador Jusserand. The 23 percent loan will be converted July 30 into long term bonds. The entire amount funds US aid for food munitions and supplies in France. Including a prior loan total reaches two hundred million for wartime needs.
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Washington
France
Treasury
McAdoo
Jusserand
VA. S
U. S
Buy a Bond Becomes Nationwide War Slogan
Committees plan to organize an association to place 2 500 000 in liberty loan bonds with meetings at the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday. A Thursday session began organizing and appointing committees to handle all parts of the effort while plans for full launch and subscriptions are promised after the weekend. New York reports a airborne message promising to “To avoid bombs buy bonds” as government aviators survey towns nationwide.
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Chamber of Commerce
New York
New York Bond Record Shows Massive Liberty Loan Push
New York yields strong Liberty loan support with one subscription of 75 million dollars and an estimated over a million individual buyers. More than 50 subscriptions exceed 1 million dollars each and at least twenty five million in other large pledges. An unprecedented publicity effort mobilized by over a thousand top country experts working as volunteers.
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New York
Liberty Loan drive launches dramatic aerial message
The circulars will be dropped from a U S government plane bearing a red inscription This was dropped by a U S government aviator It might have been a German bomb The message kicks off the final push to place a liberty bond in every American home This publicity campaign aims to be the greatest in world history Figures are not disclosed at liberty loan HQ but the ambition is clear
Socialist meetings planned in Canton with police on alert
Police will monitor two antiwar gatherings in Canton on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. Chief Riblet orders officers to break up treasonable or anti draft rhetoric, with Mr House of Coshocton and Attorney Allen Cook among speakers. Pamphlets circulated Friday and will be reviewed by police and Sheriff Norwood. C E Ruthenberg will speak Saturday and Scott Nearing will address Nim isila Park the following Sunday.
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Canton
Riblet
Tuscarawasst FE
Walnutaw
House
Coshocton
Massa
Nimisila Park
Allen Cook
Marguerite Prevey
Akron
Cook
Norwood
C. E. Ruthenberg
Scott Nearing
University of Toledo
University of Pennsylvania
Nimsila Park
Nearing
Meyers Lake Park Ad Offers Dancing Each Evening
Norfolk area advertisement notes Meyers Lake Park hosting dancing every evening with Norwood Moots orchestra. Also lists Canton's Market av S wallpaper store at 315 Market Ave S opposite McDinley Hotel.
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Canton’s
Ana Zie Wall
Av S
Mcdinley Hotel
National Guard Companies Recruit 17 Men in One Day
A patriotic meeting will be held tonight in the public square as recruitment drives continue for all services except the navy. On Thursday 18 men were enlisted, with one sent to Cleveland from the army recruiting office. Company C secured ten men and Ambulance Co. No. 4 also contributed from the day’s effort.
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National Guard
Public Square
Navy
Cleveland
Army Recruiting Office
Us. Army
Tuscarawaasst
Hatterie
Courtland
Recruit Drive Sees 21 Of 25 Cleared In Akron Examinations
In Akron a Friday Y M C A medical check by Lieut. Surgeon J H Routwell cleared 21 of 25 applicants for Company L ambulance unit. The ambulance company has over 135 men ready, with more to be examined. many face disqualifications for physical defects. Recruiting continues through Monday with plans for a large public meeting on the square Saturday evening.
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Akron
Y.M C. A
Lawrence
Columbus
National Guard
Army
Walter 8. Ruff
George H. Clark
Marine Band
Company L
Regular Army
Enumerations Show 1500 Gain in City Census
School enumerators will not complete their work of taking the city census until about mid next week due to war conditions. W. C. Lane says several wards have completed, with increases over 400 in three wards. Thickly populated wards await reports. total gain about 1500 expected. Trunks sales ad follows.
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W. C. Lane
Board of Education
Meyers Lake Park Dancing Tonight Ad by Norwood Moots
Meyers Lake Park hosts evening dancing with the Norwood Moots orchestra at Walnut and Tuse corner. A socialist meeting is advertised nearby, with a 7:45 seating for It Eat. John House of Coshoe listed among the notices.
Body found in steam sewer sparks murder or accident questions
A man’s body found in a steam sewer beneath Central Power’s building in the Eighteenth ward of Pittsburgh raised questions of murder or accident. A tax receipt tied to Elmer Olson led police to identify the deceased. officials say he may have fallen through an open manhole or been killed and dropped into the sewer during routine steam blows. Coroner Douds and detectives investigated as plant officials explained the process and that the man was not an employee.
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Central Power
Elmer Olson
Pittsburgh
George Yohe
Douds
Detectives Hunt For Child Goers In Second Trip
Detectives pursue a second operation targeting the same group labeled child goers. The effort mirrors the first action, seeking the same individuals and involving recovery of money reportedly brought in during prior activity.
Descriptive child profile of a kidnapped 14 month old
A descriptive missing child notice describes a 14 month old boy with brown hair large hazel eyes even teeth clear skin walks and talks well for age. The alert notes the child’s features and matches a lamp illustration seen in the notice.
Kidnapped banker heir's infant sought as ransom case widens
Burns detectives take charge in Springfield Mo search for Lloyd Keet four month old son of banker J H Keet heir to a four million dollar estate. Kidnappers demanded six thousand dollars and the father returned with money after wandering nights in rain. Authorities suspect a woman orchestrated the plot while anxious mother awaits the child's return.
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Springfield
Missouri
Liberty Bond Campaign Committee
New York
Keet Mansion
Keet
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