Fire Chief Urges New Equipment After Canton Hardware Blaze
Fire Chief R O Mesnar pressed Safety Director E F Curtis for immediate purchase of 30000 in new firefighting gear and a plan to acquire a new aerial truck, pumper, 5000 feet of hose and 100 hydrants. Insurance covers losses at Canton Hardware Co as officials inspect for electrical causes and city council weighs six month purchase cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Mesnar
E. F E. Curtis
Mesnar
Canton Hardware Co
Emil J. Wirth
City Electrician
E. C. Raedel
Alfred Slusser
Third-st
Savannahan
Charlotte Sherrick
F. X. Schario
I. Schockey
F. F. Beck
Capt
H. Lee
R. Studer
Co. Nist
J. Hagerman
S. M. Miller
B. W. Kliingstedt
Ernest Emery
Navy air contest seeks world records at San Diego bay
A large US Navy aeronautical meet unfolds on a triangular 25 kilometer course over San Diego bay. Airmen from Lieutenants Sohur to Offside pursue speed, duration and distance records under Federation Aeronautique Internationale rules, with diverse aircraft types and weights aiming to surpass European marks.
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San Diego
Cal
San Diego Bay
United States Navy
Atlantic
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Howard EB. Morine
Weather Outlook for Ohio and Local Skies
Partly cloudy with local thundershowers tonight across parts of Ohio. Much cooler in the extreme north with cooler temperatures expected yesterday’s heat easing. A fragmentary insert mentions roller skate specials and bearings at The Quality Hard Co located at 321 West Tuse with prices cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Quality Hard- Co
West Tuse
Adv
The
Quality Hardware Co
West Tusc
Youth Shot by Police in Cincinnati Killing Attempt
Cincinnati report describes 26 year old William H. Brombaugh shot twice by Detective James Hayes after drawing a pistol during questioning about robberies at gasoline stations. Brombaugh, who said I always worked alone, was wounded in the stomach and heart area and transported to General hospital. Police recovered a flashlight, pistol belt and motor car sale papers on him. Incident comes amid crime probes as officers pursue suspects linked to robberies.
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Cincinnati
William H. Brombaugh
James Hayes
Hayes
Fred Bullerdick
Brombaugh
Bullerdick
General Hospital
Jury Upholds Will For Home For Aged Men
A jury in Judge Agler's room upheld the will of Edward J. Meyer providing a possible half million dollar legacy to erect a home for aged and indigent men. The estate passes to his wife and son Joseph E. Meyer with income paid to them. on their deaths, to the son's children, or to the home for old men if no children. The son contested the will but did not appear. the suit was against executor D. E. Daniels.
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Edward J. Meyer
D. E. Daniels
Daily News
Napoleon
Moscow
German Reparations Offer Aims At 1.5 Billion Gold Marks Annually
Ruhr administration plans to run mines and related issues will be discussed as Germany presents a reparations package of 1.5 billion gold marks yearly. Poincare, De Lastyre, De Goutte, Le Trocquer arrive as Franco Belgian talks open in Brussels. International exploitation and an international consortium for German railways are proposed with annual 1.9 billion gold marks to the reparations commission.
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Brussels
Germany
Poincare
Paris
Tie
Finance de Lastyre
General de Goutte
le Trocquer
Theunis
Jappar
Ruhr
Inter-Allied
Podner starts workhouse term after two year fight
Tom Podner, after a two year legal battle up to the Ohio supreme court, was taken to the workhouse Tuesday to serve a $1,000 liquor fine and costs. Deputies found a five gallon jug of moonshine at his Malvern home during a fight investigation. He argued officers lacked a warrant, but courts ruled entry was justified as a lawful duty performed through an accidental liquor discovery. Podner, employed at a Malvern brick plant, was arrested and sent to the workhouse. Also notices advertise skate sale, piano tuning, and Memorial Sunday gathering by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at 1:30 p.m. Bring auto.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Tom Podner
Podner
Malvern
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Citronella Popular For Porch Parties
The Cantonian reports a mosquito invasion during porch gatherings with 89 million of the insects at work at night. Dr. C M Peters warns of malaria and yellow fever risks, advises locating breeding sites, destroying them, and treating bites with iodine. The piece uses humorous narration and public health notes.
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C. M. Peters
Starkco Board of Health
Free Fireworks D and Saucy Park Theater Ad Scene
Free Fireworks D at Meyers Lake and a Saucy Park theater ad appear with Bathing Beach notices. Thrifty Service and Canton institute ads run nearby. The Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co promotes its popular housekeepers service with phone contact.
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Troy Dry
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co
Adv
Canton Institute
Troy
Troy Baundry & Dry Cleaning Co
West Virginia Pay Fixing Act Declared Inoperative
Charleston June 6 The 1882 act fixing numbers and pay of departmental employees was ruled inoperative by the West Virginia Supreme Court. The decision cites repeated legislative ignore and implied repeal by the budget amendment and 1921 appropriation bill. The suit sought to enforce the act as leverage in the budget deadlock between parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Supreme Cent
Paper delivery hours at Bell Main and Garfield routes
The notice instructs readers to call Bell Main 3500 or Garfield 3500 to request a copy if a paper is missed. Circulation operates evenings until 6:30 and Sunday mornings until 11.
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Bell Main
State
Garfield
Slender Girl Bandit Slays Man in Chicago
Chicago detectives use a girl’s picture found on suspect Irving Swing to pursue the bandit who murdered wealthy broker Richard C. Tesmer before his wife. The widow confirms the image resembles the killer as police press for identification.
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Chicago
Richard C. Tesmer
Irving Swing
Shrine elects Dykeman imperial potentate in 1924 meeting
At the Shrine convention in Washington six candidates vied for imperial outer guard as Conrad V. Dykeman of Kismet temple Brooklyn won the imperial potentate post succeeding Sunny Jim McCandless of Aloha Honolulu. Next convention set for Kansas City.
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Conrad V. Dykeman
Kismet Temple
Brooklyn
Imperial Potentate
Washington
Kismet
Temple
Imperial Council
Imperial Outer Guard
Bus Drivers Charged With Speed On Canton Roads
Canton Ohio story reports Deputy C M Dieterick charging Canton Waynesburg road drivers Roy Holmes 44 mph J R Dager Jr 48 mph Paul D Williams 46 mph on Manslion Navarre road William Webster 60 mph. Commencement exercises listed for McKinley High School City Auditorium 8 pm June 6 with no seats reserved after 8:15 pm Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Holmes
Canton- Steubenville
Canton-Waynesburg
C. M. Dieterick
Dieterick
J. R. Dager, Jr
Paul D. Williams
Mansilion-Navarre
William Webster
McKinley High School
City Auditorium
Debs Meeting Tickets On Sale In Cleveland June 10
Tickets for the Debs meeting in Cleveland go on sale at the cigar store 430 Tusest E. Adv. Nimisila Lodge Notice All Odd Fellows meet at Temple Wednesday evening June 8 to pay respects to Brother James Parker Bring your auto Geo Krumilauf N G Adv.
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Cleveland
Cigar Store
Nimisila
Odd Fellows
Temple
James Parker
Geo
Krumilauf
N. G
Adv
Does Your Corset Fit Miss Hoban Demonstration
Does Your Corset Fit Miss Hoban of New York will shape figures with a Binner during a special demonstration all week. The K H I Co and Stark Lodge I C O F issue notices for first degree set for Thursday evening June 7 with C W Coffey N G and J M Schlafly acting as recording secretary.
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Miss Hoban
Gompers Urges Labor Backing for World Court Plan
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, told organized labor near the League of Nations that the world court could yield a near draw to the League. He urged unanimous congressional action to join the court, arguing it advances international well being and U.S. leadership, while criticizing isolationist and progressive critics.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Harding
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
League of Nations
League
Gompers
World Court
World Organization
Ife
America
Jompers
Congress
United States
Couple Held On Cutting Charges After Domestic Altercation
William Rogers and wife Millie of 814 Lafayette SE were held to common pleas court on cutting to wound charges after a fight at their home. Bonds set at $500. Rogers cut on the hand and Millie on the breast but neither seriously harmed. Altercation stemmed from Zella Wise of Akron staying at their home. Wise and William Brown testified as witnesses.
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Bowman
Criminal
William Rogers
Millie
Lafayetteay SE
Common Pleas Court
Rogers
Zella Wise
Akron
Wise
Rogers Home
William Brown
Woman shot and killed in Amsterdam by boarder
Mrs. Fanny Winserad, 49, was shot and killed early today by Patsy DeJoy, a boarder who then killed himself. He may have fatally wounded John Wisgrad, the husband, after Wisgrad returned home unexpectedly. Police reported the sequence of events and the apparent motive remains under inquiry.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Fanny Winserad
Patsy DeJoy
DeJoy
John Wisgrad
Wisgrad
Plans to Pay for Canton Reedurban Road Improvement
A. C. Blinn of Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co will meet with county commissioners and Prosecutor C. B. McClintock to finalize double tracking Canton to Reedurban and double paving. State approval is ready. bids slated June 22 if preliminary county work is completed by then. County hopes funds available by July. project advances next year with two brick roadways and separate lanes for each direction.
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A. C. Blinn
Northern Ohio Tratcion & Light Co
C. B. McClintock
Canton- Manaillon
State Highway Department
Canton
Reedurban
Mansillon
Traction Company
J. B. Young
No Decision on Taft Bill in Ohio Real Estate Meeting
Executives of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards after eight hours of discussion reached no decision on the proposed referendum on the Taft taxation bill. Cincinnati Real Estate Board members urged a constitutional amendment to curb future tax increases as a substitute, and a special taxation committee will be appointed to choose the best action within one week.
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Columbus
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Ad Men Hold Last Session At 1923 Convention
Delegates at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World final session in Atlantic City elect a president between Lou E. Holland of Kansas City and Homer J. Buckley of Chelago. London favored for 1925, Houston delegation withdraws in favor of the British. Free fireworks display at Meyers Lake Park after Saucy Baby at Park Theater. See them free next to Bathing Beach.
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Meyers Lake
Saucy Park
Peraby” Co
Atlantic City
N. J
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Lou E. Holland
Kansas City
Homer J. Buckley
Chelago
London
Houston
Texas
Meyers Lake Park
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M. A. Sohur
Inter
Lieut
Brix
Lieut. Billings
Fuller
Hallabad
Lieut. Whitmore
Stanley
Lieut. Reber
Webb
Ralph
Attle
Baird
Brit
KRUPP
Neuwied
Boston
Will
Teutons
POIND
Ruhr Administration
Mapelton
W. H. Kline
McKinley
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Ady
Parlament
Hilton Philipson
Mabel Russel
Finglish
House of Commons
England
Berwick-on-Tweed
Philipson
Lady Astor
Margaret Wintringham
Thrifty Service
West Va
High Court
Painless Dentists
E. Tuscarawas and
Cherryay
Slender Girl Bandit
Man
Kansas
LABOR
Supreme Council
Joseph Lee Frank
Monarch
Herman F. DeVol
Secy
Wayne Cedar
Arthur
Canton-Massillon
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