Fuel shortage warning prompts early coal orders in Canton
L. T. Campbell of Starkco Fuel Committee warns that Canton district may face coal limits due to rail shortages. Federal Fuel Administration warns of a national coal shortfall beginning April 1, urging domestic consumers to place orders immediately as delivery will follow a first come first served rule.
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Finby L. T. Campbell
Starkco Fuel Committee
Canton Trict
Campbell
States Fuel Administration
Harry Gard
United States
Garfield
Fuel Administration
Furr
Canton
Dvices
Ohio
Thensylvania
West Virginia
Local Social Roundup Features Weekend Visits and Guests
Waynesburg News reports Mrs M J Heintz and guests from Cleveland and Canton families spent a week at their summer home. Many locals and visitors are listed with Tuesday shopping, church events, and Sunday visits across Leva, Dover, Mineral City, North Lawrence and Sherrodsville. School closes for summer. teachers return home. Reed and James families note movements. Whitacre farms surveyed by Applied Science class. Bh.
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M. J. Heintz
Robert W
Vera
Cleveland
Canton
Ieland
Wm. Gibler
Edwin Schroeder
Karns
Sarah Daniels
Dover
Ickes
Harry Wagstaff
Reed
Will James
Gordon
James
Leva
School of Applied Science
Whitacre Farms
A. J. Hart
Don
Newton Falls
AL Nims
Lchool
Ward Beans Hag
Limaville
R. Jones
W. E. Finefrock
Vanda K. Schory
Fritchley
Jacob Kley
Brown
Mineral City
Henry Ry Kenberger
David Nolt
Daugh Mula
North Lawrence
Lapp
Millersburg
Henry Sberger
Ira Jennings
Ert
Ella
Samanthy Pys
Sherrodsville
Walter Jnn
Stark County Intermediate Christian Endeavor Holds Convention
The third annual Stark County Intermediate Christian Endeavor union convention met Saturday at Zion Reformed Church North Canton. The program featured addresses conferences business sessions and a graduation of experts with various named leaders and officers.
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Stark Co Intermediate Christian Endeavor Union
Zion Reformed Church
North Canton
Christian Endeavor
Russell Strausser
County Union
Wilbur Kieh
H. B. Vail
P Foust
Fred Hise
Dyell Belote
Ethel Snyder
Haines A. Reichel
Ft. cc
North Canton Park
Earl Greenhoe
Helen Goodin
Harold Andrews
Irene Hilbert
Emerson Pettis
Russel Strausser
Perry Haines
Vearl Warburton
Velma Hall
Clark Webbl
Hindenburg uneasy over American role on Marne front
United Press reports Von Hindenburg growing uneasy about the American troops’ impact on the western front. He concentrates forces toward Metz to pressure Pershing and pull American units from the Marne, Aisne, and Picardy fronts. The Lorraine front stands as the likely scene for America's next major offensive despite American successes at Cantigny and near Chateau-Thierry.
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New York
von Hindenburg
Teutonic
Metz
Pershing
Marne
Aisne
Picardy
Lorraine
Rhine
France
America
Paris
Channel
Cantigny
Chateau-Thierry
Wisp
Louisville Church Groups Meet in July Schedule
The First Brethren church Sunday school held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Joseph Wertenberger’s home. Three Louisville Circuit missionary societies met at Warner church with a large attendance and an engaging program led by Mrs. John Immel. Guests included Miss Hattie Fulton of Canton.
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C. E
Brechtren
Joseph Wertenberger
Missionary Societies of Louisville Circuit
Warner Church
John Immel
Hattie Fulton
Canton
John Sausser
Osnaburg
James Hang
Paul Kagey
Marietta
Louisville
U. B
Nickle Plate St
Women of Southern Methodist Episcopal Church win full laity rights
Atlanta June 7 Women of the Methodist Episcopal Church South have been granted full laity rights and will share the same status as men. The change, approved at the general conference in Atlanta, follows a request from the Women's Missionary Council and awaits ratification by three fourths of voting annual conferences. If approved, women may become trustees superintendents of Sunday schools stewards Epworth League presidents and hold other male roles. The Southern Baptists adopted similar measures at Hot Springs convention.
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Atlanta
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Forest J. Prettyman
Commission On War Work of
The
Women’s Missionary Council
General Conference
Prettyman
Epworth League
Southern Baptists
Hot Springs
Ark
Brookfield Social Notes Include Town Visitors
Numerous visits and gatherings are listed involving residents of Brookfield and nearby towns. Names include John Smith Pittsburgh Edward Smith Watts Canton Rheale Canton McDaniels Canton Watts Mansillon and others, with mentions of Camp Lee Georgia Camp Sherman Chillicothe Navarre Akron Alliance Canton and decorations day travel.
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John Smith
Pittsburgh
Edward Smith
Milo Watts
Massillon
David Watts
Francis Rheale
Canton
Clara Rheale
Henry McDaniels
Peter Wolf
Michael Hintz
Mansillon
Wretta Warner
Russell Seavers
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Clara Masters
Youngstown
Regina Meyers
Joyce Young
Ruth Meyers
Arthur Sibla
George Richel
Near Dayton
Ferdinand Richel
Mary Greber Morris
Akron
Brookfield
Peter Timmel
Mary Kauth
Ella Skolmutch
Lee Cecil
Bridget Blanta Willard Kauth
Jesse Skolmuch
Jacob Koonts
John Greber
Salineville
Ellworth Felcher
Fred Dornhecker
Flushing
William Ickes
Earl McLaughlin
Misa Velma Ickes
Alliance
Louisville
Perry Cecil
Clarence Cecil
Ken
Lee Cevil
War Thrift stamps sold to 2300 on route by Wright
Frank L. Wright known as Lucky 13 on Springfield mail route No. 13 completed a campaign to sell War Thrift stamps to all 2,300 people on his route. Among buyers were 800 junior high pupils.
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Frank L
Lucky 13
Wright
Springfield
French report lands Yankees on the Marne frontline
An official French note reports a Franco American attack at Neuilly La Poterie with 100 prisoners taken by French and 170 by Americans. American units advanced through Mares wood and Belleau wood reaching Granges farm and near Torcy and Bussiares as German resistance weakened.
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Neuilly-La-Poterie
Mares Wood
Bussiares
Neuilly
Granges Farm
Torcy
Belleau Wood
Senate to Demand Straight Prohibition for Nation
Washington June 7 Senate drys declare they will demand straight out prohibition for the entire country as a substitute for the Randall bone dry amendment killed by President Wilson and Food Administrator Hoover.
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Washington
U. P
Senate
Wilson
Hoover
Port of Philadelphia Reopens After Mine Clearing
The port of Philadelphia reopened today after the Delaware Bay mine field was cleared. U.P. reports the operation completed successfully and restored access to the harbor for shipping and naval traffic.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Delaware Bay
Death notices Hugh D. Smelt Smith dies at 21
Hugh P D Smith, 21, died Friday at his North Industry home from blood poisoning. He leaves his mother Mrs Mary Smith four sisters Mary May and Margaret Smith at home and his brother Lester Smith.
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Hugh PD. Smith
North Industry
Mary Smith
Mary
May
Margaret Smith
Charles Hoffman
Lester Smith
Market Report and War News Highlights
Opening prices ran about a point below the prior close as industrials dipped. War news dominated with American troops showing improved activity and services. McAdoo tax plan proposed a war profits tax plus excess profits tax, while steel shares remained weighed by war production pressure and investor selling eased after the first minutes.
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Atchigom Cecieves
American Car & Fdry, Co
Anaconda
Mexican Petroleum
Midivale Steel
Eseees
Miami Copper
Hseacesee Ee American Smelting & Ke- Pinine CO
Pivecsccesecce
T&s
American Can
Jiveane Se S Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible Steel
Ccsceecs
Inspiration
Inter. Marine Com
Inter. Marine Pfd
Wi Central Leather
Cccaces
Lackawanna Steel
General Motors
Vcavss
Distillers Securities
New York Central
TS Pennsylvania Railroad
DAMM
Republic Iron & Steel
Studebaker
Tennessee Copper
United States Steel
Os Willys-Overland
McAdoo
Kitchin
Grain Market Closing Prices and Livestock Report
Market letters show CHICAGO price data for butter eggs cheese and potatoes. Hog cattle and sheep prices listed for Cleveland and Pittsburgh with receipts and range figures. Toledo grain futures and hay prices included.
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Cleveland
Pittshlergh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Detective Light Leads To Arrest Of Hotel Patron
In Cape May New Jersey on June 7 an arrest followed a hotel room electrical fault that sparked a spy scare about heliographic messages. A Fourth Naval District official said the man was released after a thorough investigation. he was taken to Wissahacken barracks by a naval guard.
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Cape May
N. J
Fourth Naval District
Wissihacken Barracks
Hoover to Study Allied Food Conditions Abroad
Washington dispatch reports Herbert Hoover likely to travel to Europe before summer's end to inspect food supplies and needs of allied nations. General inspection is planned with Edward Stettinius and Oscar T. Crosby aiding in purchases, supply tasks, and the new inter allied finance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Edward Stettinius
War Department
Oscar T. Crosby
Slavic Rebels Planned Murder of Count Von Mirbach
Petrograd dispatches report a plot by Slavic revolters to assassinate German ambassador Count Von Mirbach to justify German occupation of Moscow. The conspirators also aimed to blow up a train carrying Soviet officials.
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Count von Mirbach
London
U. P
Tns
Petrograd
Russia
Moscow
Funeral Directors State Meeting Attended by Local Officials
Mr and Mrs Rush PD Miller of Miller Blanchard company and J L Arnold of Arnold Son returned from Columbus after attending the state meeting of funeral directors.
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Columbus
Rush PD
Miller
The
Miller-Blanchard O
J. L. Arnold
J. l. Arnold & Son
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