Italian musician slain in daylight by two gunmen
In Washington DC two Italian men fired nine shots at Enrico Buono, 26, as he stood outside his home on 12th Street SE. Buono died after being struck in the left abdomen and brain. Neighbors watched as the attackers fled toward the Wheeling and Lake Erie tracks.
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Enrico Bouno
12Th-St SE
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Bouno
IL. E
MecQuate
Buono
Amy Brown
Dick Owens
J. W. Hargrave
Libertyst SE
Liberty-st
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Twelfth-st
Cincinnati Fire at Perry G Mason House Causes $3060,000 Loss
A large blaze on West Pearl Street at the Perry G Mason mail order house quickly spread to five adjacent buildings. Firemen escaped injury as the roof caved in some structure. The origin is suspected in the packing room and total damage is estimated at $3060,000 with insurance details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Perry G. Mason
West Pearlst
Executive Is Left Free From Embarrassing Resolutions And Probes
Washington dispatch discusses Republican adjournment and its impact on President Wilson. It notes tactics differ from 1918, with Republicans avoiding vetoed popgun bills and highlighting Democratic control while preparing a country campaign on Versailles and war continuation themes. It highlights splits between conservative and radical Republicans in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Party
Congress
White House
National
Wilson
Senate
Dry Well Proves Wet in Stark County Moonshine Case
Deputies Thorn and Reardon found a 60 gallon still in operation at the Sam Soptelena farm near Louisville. Mrs Soptelena feigned washing at the well curb while deputies searched. Investigators noted no water in tubs as she pretended to pump. Soptelena jailed awaiting arraignment for violating the national prohibition act. He was arrested on a similar charge on May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Reardon
Sam Soptelena
Louisville
Soptelena
Southern Sweet Corn Arrives In Market At 1 50 A Dozen
Southern sweet corn made its first appearance in the market Saturday morning. It sold two ears for twenty five cents or 1 50 per dozen. Southern roasting ears expected to be in the market until home grown arrives. Bowling Green strawberries 45 cents a quart, five cent rise over southern berries. String beans yellow and green dropped from 25 to 15 cents a pound.
Cantons Circulates Petitions for Charter Government
Civic groups push 22 candidates for charter commission to be chosen in the August 10 primaries. Councilman W T Kirk oversees petitions and local organizations including Rotary Kiwanis Builders Exchange Central Labor Union Real Estate Board Chamber of Commerce and Engineers Club provide slates. Fifty signatures required per petition with filing due Friday June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Commission
W. T. Kirk
Srong
Canton
Council
Kirk
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Builders’ Exchange
Central Labor Union
Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce and Engineers’ Club
Adcraft Club
Stark Ce Bar Association
Fisher
Board of Elections
City Board of Elections
Berlin Voters to Face Guarded Polls in General Election
Berlin June 5 Machine guns will guard polling stations as citizens prepare to vote for a national assembly tomorrow. Analysts predict a Communist and Muss growth, while moderates may lose seats. Independent Socialists expect strong gains, reshaping the national legislature. Rumors of planned uprisings prompted the defense ministry to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
National Assembly
Themocrats
Elr
Hether
Ministry of Defense
Poles Advance Against Reds Across Polish Battlefront
War office communique from Warsaw reports Polish forces advancing against Bolshevik lines at the Dvina and Berezina sector near the northern front. Russians reportedly repulsed a Bolshevik offensive along the Dnieper line in Tarnia as reported by Central News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russo Poli
Dvina
Beren
War Office
Warsaw
Atral
Dneiper
Tainia
Weather summary for Ohio with Sunday warmup
Ohio forecasts fair tonight with rising temperatures into Sunday. A temperature report notes 52 degrees in the morning with gradual warming, though some garbled text remains in the source.
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Ohio
Canton Morris Plan Band? Safety Bank Faces Case
A Canton bank sued for rent amid unclear phrasing in an OCR snippet. The text mentions a Morris Plan and a national bank involved in a legal action over tenancy or rental obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Bean
National Bank
Pedestrian Struck By Auto Near Mt Marie Stop
Earl Albaugh a 34 year old of New Philadelphia is hospitalized at Aultman Annex with two broken ribs and head injuries after being struck by a car on the Canton Massillon road near Mt Marie stop shortly before midnight Friday. The driver is identified as Carl McFarland Danal Fulton.
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Earl Albaugh
New Philadelphia
Aultman Annex
Canton-Massillonrd
Mt. Marie
Carl McFarland
Danal Fulton
Albaugh
Congress Weighs New Budget Bill After Veto Clash
Washington reports Congress planned to re pass the budget bill without the veto trigger that the president deemed unconstitutional. An attempted veto override in the House near midnight fell short by nine votes, with 178 voting to override and 103 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Interest rate and payment terms at The Canton Morris Plan Bank
It states a 5 percent per year rate, payable every six months. The message notes interest earned at The Canton Morris Plan Bank with emphasis on advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Morris Plan Bank
New Ferry's Bulk Seeds Store Opens on Piedmont Ave
An ad notes a fresh stock of Ferry's Bulk Seeds located first door south of East Tuscarawas on Piedmont Avenue. Ady promotes the new seed supplier with bulk varieties and implied value for gardeners and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tuscarawas
Piedmont
Ferry
Confiscate Two Large Stills In Rural Raid
Four men were arrested and two large stills seized in a raid on homes of Joseph Pape Tony Dulija Harvey Burkheimer near North Industry. A 40 gallon still was found at the Pape residence and a 65 gallon still at the Burkheimer home.
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Prohibition
Joseph Pape
Tony Moga
Bolivarrd
Tony Dulija
Harvey Burkheimer
North Industry
Pape
Barkheimer
Ohio Prohibition Battle Continues After Court Ruling
June 5 report says James A. White, head of the Ohio Anti Saloon League, will continue the contest over last November's referendum despite the U S Supreme Court decision invalidating the Ohio measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
James A. White
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
For Your Motors Sake use Canfield oil brand
Advertisement promotes William Penn Motor Oils from Canfield Oil Co urging motorists to rely on Canfield products including Bell 974 for engine protection and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield
William Penn Motor Oils
Bell
the Canfield Oil Co
Odd Fellows Third Degree Notice in Warren Temple
The Famous Third Degree team from Warren will confer the third degree in our Temple Saturday evening. All Odd Fellows invited. John M. Schlafly, Secy.-Adv.
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Warren
John M. Schlafly
Farewell Dinner for Canton Daily News Veteran
Richard I. Burke, one of the paper's oldest employees in service, retires after over 17 years in the printing department. A stag party at the Elk’s club with 60 coworkers honored him as he plans to move to Pasadena California. C W Ufford led as toastmaster and presented a traveling bag amid speeches of fond memories.
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Richard I. Burke
Canton Daily News
Pasadena
Cal
Elk’s Club
Burke
The
Daily News
California
C. W. Ufford
Ufford
Stolen Sample Cases Reported In Tuscarawas Storefront
Pittsburgh salesman S L Morin reported 15 boys suit samples were stolen from in front of Original Clothing Co in Tuscarawas city. Divorces filed include Alice H McDonnell vs Howard McDonnell for extreme cruelty and neglect and Catherine Duzak vs Steve Duzak for extreme cruelty and gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Morin
Pittsburgh
Original Clothing Co
Tuscarawassia
Common Pleas Court
Alice H.mcdonnell
Howard McDonnell
Catherine Duzak
Steve Duzak
Marguerite N. Corrigan
M. Clyde Corrigan
Five men charged in Meg sus picious persons case arrest
Five men were arrested Friday by Officers Moore Wogley and Yant on Meg sus picious persons charges. They received suspended fines at arraignment Saturday before Police Judge Bowman after admitting loitering at soft drink saloons in Tuscarawas st E and that they had not been working. Walter Reeves found guilty of larceny at Saturday police court, held to the grand jury for allegedly stealing a rug and baby buggy valued at $60 from Cummins Storage Co.
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Swope
F Friday
Dominick Denwicka
Thompsond SE
Fred Braub
Boune
12Th-St SE
Bouno
Moore
Wogley
Yant
Bowman
Tuscarawas St E
Walter Reeves
Cummins Storage Co
Fines handed to speeders and reckless driver
P. FE. Dunn fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding on arrest Saturday in police court. J. S. Cunningham found guilty of reckless driving and fined 15 dollars and costs after striking safety zone standards. Charles Grimm charged with forgery held to grand jury after pleading guilty to forging a check. Rose alleged the forgery. Separation papers filed for Thomas and Thelma Slayman. custody of their three year old child assigned to the wife.
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P. FE. Dunn
Charles Grimm
Bowman
FE. D. Rose
Grimm
First National Bank
C. N. Riblet
J. S. Cunningham
Cunningham
Tuscarawasst W
Marketav
Thomas Slayman
Thelma Slayman
Contests Cleaned Up by Night as National Committee Acts
The Republican National Committee moves to settle 137 convention contests, with 94 resolved in five days. Wood leads with 28 first-choice delegates. Lowden 43. Johnson 2. Georgia figures in key rulings as Henry Johnson gains momentum for a national committeeman seat for Atlanta’s Henry Lincoln Johnson, a Black candidate.
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George R. Holmes
I. N.S
Chicago
Republican National Committee
George H. Moses
Wood
New Hampshire
Lowden
Johnson
Moses
Texas
Virginia
Georgia
Frank O. Lowden
Leonard Wood
J. C. Pritchard
Jacob IL. Hamon
Hiram Johnson
Hamon
Missouri
National Committee
Nicholas Murray Butler
Wm. C. Sproul
Warren G. Harding
Coolidge
Pritchard
Howard Sutherland
Hamnon
Miles Poindexter
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
Judson Lyon
Labor Chief Donlin Blames Workers for High Living Costs
Montrael Quc June 6. John Donlin president of the building trades department of the American Federation of Labor says workers are shirking responsibility and that under production is as much to blame as profiteering for hardship. He argues wage earners share blame for high living costs and that pushing production back toward pre war levels would lower prices.
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Montrael
Quc
John Donlin
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Donlin
Wilson Denounces Congress in Labor Leaders Letter
President Wilson writes to railroad brotherhood leaders denouncing Congress for inaction on the high cost of living and urgent tax reform. He accuses the body of delaying peace and failing to propose constructive plans, blaming political expediency over public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Europe
Brotherhood
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodrow Wilson
Street Car Hits Four In Cleveland Collision
Four men working on street car tracks were injured in Cleveland when the car took a wrong switch. Police say they did not see the vehicle as a fire engine passed, and two men may be fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Classified ads accepted for Sunday issue at 9 pm
Daily News will accept want ads Saturday evening to help you find help rent or sell items. Call 3500 to place your ad for rooms houses furniture or clothing at a small cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily News
Hartmann's Wardrobe Trunks and Arthur's Leather Shop Ad
A local retailer promotes trunks with prices from $10 to $25 and up. Hartmann's Wardrobe Trunks range $39.50 to $150. Arthur's Leather Shop advertises at 204 Market Ave N. with leather trunk offerings.
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Hartmann
Arthur
Canton Council Announces Special Saturday Program
Canton Council No 41400 announces a special program for Saturday night June 7. Everyone is invited to attend with ladies and friends. H M Greenwald serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Council
H. M. Greenwald
Arthur's Leather Shop Sale on Traveling Bags and Cases
Sale of traveling bags and suit cases at 2.75 to 25 dollars and up. You will save money at Arthur's Leather Shop located at 204 Market av N Ady.
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Arthur's
Ady
Kidnappers Demand Ransom for 13 Month Old Baby
Philadelphia June 5. Kidnappers who abducted Blakely Coughlin from Norristown seek ransom. Parents discuss paying with officials and reports say the child could be returned tonight if the money is left in a stipulated place. Catherine Dundon and James Malone, held yesterday by private detectives, denied knowledge of the crime.
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Philadelphia
Blakely Coughlin
Norristown
Catherine Dundon
James Malone
Census figures announced for Delaware Ohio and Maryland
The census bureau released 1920 population totals. Delaware county Ohio records 26 013 and Williams county 24 627 with declines since 1910. Baltimore Maryland shows 733 826 people and Shenandoah Pennsylvania 24 726 with a 4.1 percent drop.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Delawareeco
Ohio
Williams-co
Delaware Co
Williams Co
Baltimore
Shenandoah
Stark Co men named sergeants-at-arms for party convention
Years of faithful service to the Republican party earn recognition for George Shauf clerk of the county board of elections and Frank K. Norwood former sheriff. They were appointed sergeants-at-arms for the Republican National Convention to be held in Chicago next week.
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Stark Co
George Shauf
County Board of Elections
Frank K. Norwood
Chicago
North Canton Votes Split Into Two Precincts
The county board of elections has divided North Canton into two voting precincts. Precinct A lies east of Main Street and Precinct B to the west, with the precincts officially designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton
County Board of Elections
Booth Files Petition for Commissioner Re election
J Frank Booth, chairman of the Stark county board of commissioners, has filed his petition for re election on the Republican ticket. J Meyers of Massillon has filed for county commissioner on the Republican ticket and J S Miller of Alliance has filed for Congress on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Booth
Stark Co Board of Commissioners
J. F. Meyers
Massillon
J. S. Miller
Alliance
Congress
Knights of Pythias Decoration Service Announcement
Knights of Pythias Decoration will be held Sunday June 13. They will leave Castle Hall at 2 p m sharp for Westlawn. All Knights in the city urged to join these services. Committee Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Westlawn
Ice Cream Festival at Nimisila Park June 8
Oldsmobile to be given away at the event with tickets available at the priest's house Hickey Company or the Delmont restaurant Advy notes a community gathering featuring treats and a prize drawing.
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Nimisila Park
Oldsmobile
Priest's House
Hickey Co
Delmont Restaurant
Advy
Civil Service Exams Set for Patrolmen and Firemen
Competitive examinations in the classified service will be conducted by the Civil Service Commission Tuesday June 8 at 2 30 p m in the police court room in the safety building for Patrolmen in the police service and Firemen in the Fire service. The Civil Service Commission by C E Hovis Secy Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
C. E. Hovis
Secy
Adv
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