Supreme Court May Delay Volstead Decision
Washington June 2 The United States Supreme Court may not rule on the Volstead Act until next December due to political considerations. Observers say the liquor question will dominate campaigns and that justices seek to stay aloof from partisan strife, avoiding becoming a presidential influence. They predict the decision could shape party platforms and candidate pledges in the forthcoming elections.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Sureme
United States
News Of Ohio Briefly Told
COLUMBUS A new head of the college commerce at Iowa State University is to receive a higher salary. Professor C Ruggles will leave Ohio State University economics after seven years to take the post in Chicago. SPRINGFIELD Five Wittenberg College graduates are announced this week along with a notable Lutherans gathering. The week also features the resignation of President Eckart due to ill health. LUCYRS A divorce filing reveals Karl R Hillis claims his wife kicked him while he lost a leg in World War overseas. EWARK Auto tires price cuts are expected to spread to more brands soon.
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Columbus
Iowa State University
C. Ruggles
Ohio State Unirsity
Ruggles
Ohio State University
Unirsity
Chicago
Springfield
Wittenberg
United States
Charles Eckart
Lucyrus
Ould
Karl R. Hillis
Minnie Socinis
Hillis
Ding
Canton
Minnie
Robbers Seize Thousands in Stamps and Loot
A partial local report notes a theft of stamps estimated in the thousands. Details on the loot, suspects, and investigation are unclear from the torn text, but the incident is recorded amid other weather and community notices.
Public funds receipts and wartime relief disbursements report
Collected from sale of office furniture and other sources show expenses for General headquarters office, appropriations, and multiple wartime relief campaigns. Listed items include U.S. Housing survey, Liberty Loan campaigns, War Savings, American Protective League, Salvation Army, Jewish Welfare, War Camp Community Service, Armenian relief, and French devastation aid totaling 305,591.51 with various minor entries.
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Council of National Defense American Protective League
Caceeacscicnns
United War Work Fund
K. of Co
Military Training Camp Association
Eeresnes
Rensene
Committee
France
Canton Victory Safe closes funds to relief groups
The executive committee announced the final accounting of the Canton Victory Safe funds. They closed the campaign after a long effort begun before the armistice and completed by Liberty Bond workers. Total raised exceeded 300000 with 11864.82 left in the treasury, now turned to Armenian and Syrian relief after a prior 10000 gift.
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Canton Victory Safe
Victory Safe
Canton
Liberty Bond
The
Victory Safa Organization
Amenian
Little Bottle Of Raisin Jack Blamed In Attack Case
Lee Mineman of Canal Fulton faces trial on charges of attacking a fourteen year old girl. He reportedly fixates on a small bottle of raisin jack, claiming it led to his downfall. He attempted self harm en route to Canton. a mob and lynch threats followed. Mineman pleaded guilty and is held on bail.
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Lee Mineman
Canal Fulton
Canton
Mineman
Marshal Morrow
Hoe
Greece under martial law in Athens during general election
Martial law has been established in Greece by Premier Venizelos to forestall a coup by followers of ex King Constantine during the general election, per a news agency dispatch from Athens. Mrs. Mary Martha Keller, 37, wife of Harvey A. Keller, died Tuesday night at 7 from complications of diseases. she is survived by husband, two children Emma and Geraldine, sister Mrs. C. Alton, brothers William H. Koontz and Charles Koontz. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at the home. burial in Westlawn cemetery.
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London
Greece
Venizelos
Constantine
Athens
Mary M. Keller
Mary Martha Keller
Harvey A. Keller
F&ty
Emma
Geraldine
C. Alton
William H. Koontz
Charles Koontz
Westlawn
Franklin Harther Named Navarre Postmaster
Franklin Harther has been appointed postmaster of the Navarre post office according to the list released at Washington on Wednesday.
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Franklin Harther
Navarre
Washington
Real Estate Offe rings in The Daily News Want Ad
The Daily News urges Can ton homeseekers to list homes or improved property for sale in the want ads for quick results at low cost. Advertisers are invited to call either of the two phone numbers.
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Canton
Daily News
Milk Dealers Meet Friday In City Health Meeting
Milk dealers will hold a meeting in the criminal court room at the safety building at 2 p m Friday. The gathering aims to discuss topics of mutual interest to public health and to the dealers, with attendance requested for all milk dealers. A baker’s meeting was held recently.
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Criminal Court Room
Safety Building
City Department of Health
Little Hope For Vote On Delaware Suffrage Amendment
Dover Delaware June 2 Little hope for favorable action on the suffrage amendment was held out as the lower house opened its final session today. Suffragists had worked for many days but faced hostile sentiment from legislators. The house will adjourn at 3 PM.
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Dover
Del
Reopen Exchange New York Board Votes Morning Start
The New York Cotton Exchange board of managers voted to reopen the exchange at 11 oclock tomorrow morning. Also notices advertise William Penn Motor Oils and Canfield Oil Co. Elks notice invites the public to Thayer's Band concert tonight at 8 p.m. on the Elks club lawn.
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New York
The
New York Cotton Exchange
Canfield
William Penn Motor Oils
Bell
Canfield Oil Co
Elks
Thayer
Elks’ Club Lawn
Thayer's Bay
Fed Lawn
McCulloch Fights Car Orders Over Ohio Coal Shortage
Congressman Roscoe McCulloch of Canton pressed a House resolution to compel the Interstate Commerce Commission to justify car allocations amid a coal car shortage. He argued current distributions discriminate against miners, citing 1920 precedents and seeking continued use of a modified ICC rule to designate cars as assigned or unassigned. The measure faces opposition and was sent for continued discussion on page six.
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Ohio
Roscoe@. McCulloch
Canton
House
Congress
McCulloch
Interstate Commission
Chicago
Washington
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Ams
Commission
Railroad Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Commission of Ohio
Hocking Valley Railroad Co
Tracr
Chicago & Alton Railroad Co. Et al
Interstate
Silo Booze Ends in Death of Two Ducks
In Glenview Illinois on June 2 two ducks reportedly drank alcoholic sediment from a silo on the Beirs farm. The birds drove off other fowls, attacked residents, and bit a police officer before staggering back and dying of duck delirium tremens. Gizzards were sent to a chemist for examination.
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Glenview
Ills
Beirs
Girl Struck by Omnibus. Injuries Reported
Miss Sarah Lindsay, nineteen, of 633 Dartmouth Ave SW, suffered facial and bodily injuries when struck by a passenger bus driven by Albert Miller near McKinley Ave and Tuscarawas Ave W. Police Sgt Davaney found her after she had alighted from a Meyers Lake street car and started to cross the street. she was taken to Aultman Annex for treatment.
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Sarah Lindsay
Dartmouth-avy SW
Albert Miller
McKinley-aw
Tuscarawasst
Davaney
Miss Lindsay
Meyers Lake
Aultman Annex
Dan Cupid Snares 15 Marriage Licenses on June Day
More marriage licenses were issued Tuesday, opening the June season, than on any other day in the city’s history. Fifteen applicants. May 1 had 14, June 1 1918 had seven, and June 1 1917 had six. Three of the six who applied two years ago have since been divorced.
Free garbage collection urged by Mayor Witter
Mayor Herman R. Witter urged a free collection system for garbage waste and rubbish. He estimates annual costs near 15000 above current spending and argues it would reduce complaints while improving health conditions. The city would buy a fleet of tank wagons and collect all private debris biweekly or monthly, eliminating spring cleanups.
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Witter
Herman Herman R. Witter
Hard Coal Scale Will Be Adjusted
Secretary of Labor Wilson will notify President Wilson that anthracite miners and operators agreed to submit wage differences to a commission appointed by the president. The commission’s member is expected soon, and unofficial word indicates this method will settle the dispute. The piece also mentions various classified ads and notices about sales and merchant offerings.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Penrose Looms As Factor In Naming Nominee
Chicago dispatch reports Pennsylvania led by Senator Boies Penrose shapes the party’s nominating path. Penrose aims to align Johnson with Knox or Sproul, potentially backing Knox as the best man for the ticket once Johnson and Wood are out.
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Penrose
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Boies Penrose
Johnson
Knox
Sproul
Lowdon
Jie
Wood
Arrange Program For Party Meet
A tentative program for the Republican national convention in Chicago was announced. Plans extend through June 12 with nominating speeches to begin Thursday and the big days Friday and Saturday. The national chairman St. Hay s of Indiana will call the meeting to order after a prayer by Episcopal Bishop Charles Ke. Woodcock. Senator Henry Lodge of Massachusetts will be introduced as temporary chairman. Committees will be announced following Lodge’s remarks.
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George R. Holmes
Starr
Chicago
Will St. Hays
Indiana
Charles KE. Woodcock
Louisville
Episcopal
Kentucky
Henry Lodge
Massachusetts
Political maneuvering over Republican nomination hopes
The piece notes possible jockeying by Lowden supporters and Johnson in the race. It cites Johnson refusing a vice presidency, while Lowden chatter grows as leaders speculate on who will win. Dialogue suggests a tense, factional contest with no clear frontrunner.
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Lowden
Johnson
Wood
Knox
Hiram Johnson
California
Contests To Be Speeded Up as RNC Seated Louisiana Delegates
United Press reports in Chicago that by a unanimous vote the Republican National Committee seated Louisiana's regular twelve delegates. The move favored Governor Lowden, with contesting delegates aligned with Major General Leonard Wood. Note references continue on page six.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Louisiana
Frank ©. Lowden
Lowden
Leonard Wood
Will
Four Day Rest For Fireman In Canton Area
Firefighters have not been disturbed for four days with no calls at Canton's eight fire stations since 10 am last Saturday. Fire Chief Mesnar calls the 96 hour quiet period unusual for this season and urges vigilance amid the unexplained lull.
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Canton
Mesnar
Annexation of infirmary site urged by city mayor
Mayor Witter urges annexing about one square mile to the city to even boundaries and aid negotiations with county officials. He argues the northern land, including the infirmary site, would prevent awkward splits and improve street and alley planning, benefiting taxpayers and city control.
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Witter
Ecouncil
Council
Alieys Committee
Shaub farm picked for Stark county infirmary site
A fifteen member committee chosen by Stark county common pleas judges unanimously selected Hiram Shaub’s 22 acre farm four miles north of Canton on the Market Street extension as the new infirmary and workhouse site with an $8,000 option. The plan for a tuberculosis sanitarium on the same tract was dropped due to state law. Final action by the county commissioners is expected soon.
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Common Pleas
Vole
Hiram Shaub
Canton
Miarketay
Shaub
Starkee
Etwo
Stark Co
Springfield Lake
Phil, J. Bernower
Thayer Military Band to Play Concert in Elks Club Area
The Thayer Military band will give a 7 30 p m concert in front of the Elks club house on Tuscarawas Street W. Fifty five musicians in full uniform performed on Decoration Day. The program features Sabre and Spurs overture Poet and Peasant and other selections with ends in Star Spangled Banner under director William Strassner.
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Thayer Military Band
Elks’ Club
Tuscarawas St W
P. m
Ivan Caryll
Bert Rule
Mary
Rt Tig
Geng
Attiia
Afra
Gardes du Corps
RFB
Hall the Star Spangled Banner
William Strassner
Complaint Against W. U. Is Dismissed
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the Postal Telegraph and Cable Companys complaint against Western Union Telegraph Company for denying credit to the Postal for tolls on messages transferred. Western Union had stopped extending credit to the Postal on August 1 last year. The commission ruled that Western Unions credit to other corporations did not prove undue prejudice against the Postal.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Postal Telegraph & Cable Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal
Western Union
Interstate Commetee Commission
Molders Notice and Memorial Service Plan
Special meeting tonight requires full attendance by order of President Canton No 80 PLM. Regular meeting Friday sets final arrangements to attend Memorial services in Orrville Ohio Sunday June 6 and all Chevaliers are urged to attend. Safety Deposit Boxes for rent at City National Bank. Buckeye Fish and Sea Food Market advertises fish sale at 25c per 1000 lbs over three days. Action Sale Canton Story Co. on Saturday June 5 at 1 pm.
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Adv
Canton
Canton No
Orrville
Ohio
H. E. Krumiauf
Unidentified man beaten by highwaymen on city tracks
An unidentified man was held up and badly beaten late Tuesday night along the W. and L. E. tracks between Fourth and Fifth streets SE. A passerby found him, he was taken to Mercy hospital, and police have no clue about the assailants.
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Mercy Hospital
Fourth
Fifth
Soviet Protests Over Polish Invasion At Minsk Paris
Soviet foreign minister Tehitcherin formally protests to allies over the Polish invasion of Ukraine and urges intervention, but allies say they will take no action as they did not support the invasion. Also listed are assorted local ads for parasols, tires, photography, storage, farm supplies, and a Bay concert schedule.
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Paris
M. Tehitcherin
Moscow
Ukrainia
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Victory Safe Fund
Total
McUlloch
Resolution
Canton Storage Co
Sat
Motor Castings Co
Ady
Dan Cupid Snares
Dodge
Geo. St. Clair
Meyera Lake
Buckeye Fish & Seafood Market
4Th St NE
Buckeye Fish & Sea Food Market
Adyvy
Scottish Rite Masons
Margaret's
Margaret’s Chocolate Shop
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Dumont
East Tuscara
Friedmonton
Ferry
Harold D. Jacobs
United Press
M. Ebehuren
Arthur's Leather Shop
Marketav N.—Ady
County
Stratghuten Boundary
Adam Jackman
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Thayers
Elks Club
W. U
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Ge Co
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Advy
Tom Baron
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