Round Up of Radicals Hints at Arrests in November Plot
New York on June 7 with William J Flynn leading a bureau of investigation operation to round up radicals. Authorities expect clues may lead to arrests over recent bombings including the attack on Attorney General Palmer. Pietro Cialdelli a longshoreman is held after his American wife says he plotted to kill Wilson and she describes cruelty. He is charged with beating his wife and possessing a dangerous weapon after resisting arrest.
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York
William J. Flynn
Reau
Artment of Justice Personal
New York
Pietro Cialdelli
Ciallis
Prest Wilson
Claudelli
Fatal Itrychnine Poisoning of Child At Camp
A three year old, Harry Gallagher, died after ingesting red candy coated pellets containing strychnine at a construction camp west of Massillon. The bottle lacked a label and was accessed by the boy from his parents. Coroner and physician reports noted sufficient poison to kill an adult. burial planned in Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Moron
Gallagaher
Harry Gallagaher
At & Construction
Massillon
T. C. McQuate
Agra Falls
Ita Po
Niagara Falls
Group of 52 Autoists Arrested for Traffic Violations
Fifty two motorists were detained Friday night by Dorland police after passing Market Ninth Street NW. Most violations were for no tail light or only one headlight. Six had two headlights. Fines of one dollar were issued and others to be processed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitty
Dorland
DrY Cleaners State 3161-x Notice
A damaged OCR fragment references a dry cleaners notice with the label State 3161-x. No names, dates, or actions are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Dry Cleaners
Forty Years Since First Lutheran Woman Society Met
Delegates from across the United States gather in Canton for the 21st annual convention of the Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the General Synod. The event, at Trinity Lutheran Church, marks the society’s origins in 1879 with 116 delegates and many ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Society
Lutheran Church
Canton
Society of the General Synod
United States
Trinity Lutheran Church
General Assembly
J. W. Stuckenberg
J. C. Traver
Hardwick Seminary
N. Y
Agnes Lind
J. H. Harpster
Los Angeles
Traver
Bertha Koenig
Muhlenberg
Liberia
Anna S. Kugler
Guntur
India
Berlin general strike erupts after Levine execution
A Berlin general strike mobilizes 100,000 workers protesting the execution of Bolshevik leader Levine in Munich. Guards attempting to avert the walkout are disarmed as unrest spreads across Germany with communications cut to Berlin and other major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Levine
Munich
Copenhagen
Germany
Bridge of Boats Could Link America and Europe in Five Years
Commander J H Towers, NC 3 skipper, predicts a permanent bridge of boats to connect continents within five years. A chain of lightships, each a meteorological station, would mark air routes to Europe and be maintained internationally perhaps by the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
London
J. H. Towers
America
Europe
League of Nations
Azores
New Foundland
Ireland
trans-Atlantic
Atlantic
Killits Enjoins Toledo Strikers Over Overland Plant
Federal Judge Killits issued a ten day temporary injunction barring striking unionists from interfering with the reopening of the Overland plant in Toledo following Monday night rioting. A hearing will determine if the order becomes permanent. Special lunch for business people advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Killits
Overland
Canton Councilmen to Gain Pay Increase on January First
Hill and Barr sign note to raise city salaries from 150 to 350 yearly as Canton anticipates census growth. An ordinance likely to be introduced next month, while payrolls face borrowing of 1800 to cover street department wages.
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Hill and
Barr
Canton
Hill
City Street Department
Barr and
Canton May death rate lowest in over a year
Health officials report Canton recorded 64 deaths in May, 33 males and 31 females, the lowest for any month in over a year. Last May had 80 deaths, with the highest deaths usually among 20 to 40 year olds. A K of P Memorial is set for June 8, while Odd Fellows plan a Sunday trip to Louisville.
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Canton
Engineers of 308th Sail Home Soon
Canton boys of the 308th Engineers Company known as The Lost Battalion are expected home soon. Secretary of War Baker informed Canton Congressmen Roscoe C. McCulloch that the unit will be assigned for convoy within the coming month, though exact date is not yet known. McCulloch had protested the continued overseas posting and was assured efforts to expedite their return as ships are diverted for troop transport from France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Boys
308Th Engineers Company
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Newton D. Baker
War Department
Baker
Canton
City Hall
McCulloch
Washington
Army of Occupation
83Rd
France
Hero Of War Alvin York Marries Grace Williams in Pall Mall
Sergeant Alvin C. York, famed WWI hero, weds Grace Williams in Pall Mall Tenn with Governor Roberts performing the ceremony. York travels with his bride amid a wave of gifts from suffragists, Rotary clubs, and local supporters as part of a homecoming celebration.
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Nashville
Tenn
Pall Mall
Alvin C. York
Grace Williams
East Tennessee
Roberts
Cross
Army Bill Is Reported Out In Washington
The appropriation bill carrying 810 million dollars was reported to the house by the military committee. It reduces war department estimates by 307 million and is 300 million less than the amount passed by the house in the last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Military Committee
War Department
City Employes Out On Strike In Vancouver
Vancouver in June 7 reports municipal outside workers join sympathy strike backing Winnipeg action. City hall staff not affected while employers seek replacements and no effort to end the stoppage is noted.
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Vancouver
B. C
Winnipeg
A. W. McFarland
Civic
Canton Dry Goods to Open New Three Story Building
Canton Dry Goods Company plans a new three story building at Tuscarawas and Walnut within a week or ten days. J Gersten says the store will offer $100000 stock of high class merchandise with basement for nations and yard goods and three floors for waists silks muslin hosiery millinery and infants items. The firm is owned by L G Feiderman Company with Akron ties and buying power.
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Canton Dry Goods Company
Walnut
Tuscarawas St
Walnut St
J. Gersten
Gersten
L. G. Feiderman Company
Akron
Canton
Children Parade for Bond Issue Support in Canton
More than 1,000 children from J. J. Burns school led a parade through Canton streets to drum up support for a proposed school bond issue. The rally featured banners and songs urging voters to approve the bond as meetings at multiple schools reported little opposition but noted voter indifference.
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J. J. Burns School
Canton
Canton City
J. J. Burns
J. C. Harmony
Frank E. Case
Harvard Company
George KE. Jackson
First Presbyterian
Hawkins
Edward Wecker
Dueber
F. A. Domer
C. D. Besch
Lester de Weese
J. F. Beans
Henry Roemer
Mr. Weber
Besch
Board of Education
J. Keplinger
Classified ads accepted for Sunday Sun issue
Daily News classifieds publish Saturday evening up to 9 o clock. Use Daily News want ads to find help rent rooms or homes sell furniture or clothing at small cost. Call 3500 or use phone Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily News
Allied replies promise concessions on Silesia and reparations
Paris reports the four power council ready to submit a final response to Germany. The Allies will admit Germany to a committee of experts on reparations and grant material concessions in Upper Silesia. Lloyd George pushes for early League of Nations admission for Germany at the Washington meeting in October. US observers call the changes workable without altering core principles. Colonge negotiations gauge if German delegates will sign or be replaced by independent socialist representatives.
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Paris
Council of Four
Big Four
Germany
Upper
Silesia
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Washington
United States
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Canton Ice Co. Phone Number Updated
Notice that the Canton Ice Co. phone number changed from 299 to 67. The Canton Ice Delivery Co. is listed at 825 Navarre rd 8W Adv.
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Canton Ice Co
Canton Ice Delivery Co
Navarre Rd
Navarrerd SW
Cabinet Ready for Any Event In Berlin
Berlin reports growing unease from peace terms and internal upheaval. Count Brockdorff-Rantzau expects allies to answer counter proposals by Sunday or Monday. Rhineland delegates seek to halt separatist moves as Munich leaders face repercussions from the Spartacist revolt. A Berlin transportation strike grows amid mass walkouts by tramway workers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl PD
Groat Seatt
United Press Corresponden
Berlin
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau
Rhineland
German Armistice Commission
Mangin
Levine
Munich
Fair Weather Expected Across Regions Next Week
Weather forecast for June 9 to 14 shows local showers possible early in the week, otherwise fair conditions with near normal temperatures. Regions include Ohio Valley and Tennessee, and the Great Lakes area, with generally fair skies and near normal temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Union Head Threatens Wire Tieup Ahead of June 16
S J Konenkamp president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union heads for Chicago for talks with officials before issuing a strike call. He says the nationwide walkout will occur before June 16 and that Western Union may see a tieup as other unions join in. Government officials see possible local settlements reducing impact. President Wilson is reportedly kept informed.
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Washington
S.J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Chicago
Konenkamp
Electrical Workers Union
Springfield
DIL
Harrison
Wilson
Facta
2 500 Out Claim of Telegraphers
Our lowest estimate shows more than 2 500 Western Union Telegraph workers out on strike in Atlanta Georgia with further details continued on page two column three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Western Union Telegraph
Jackson Withdraws From Mayoralty Race
W. Edgar Jackson, Republican candidate, withdrew from the mayoral race after notifying the Board of Elections Saturday morning. He cited unexpected events and thanked supporters, leaving five Republicans still in the field and Democrats' Mayor Poorman with one opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Edgar Jackson
Board of Elections
Jackson
A. P Owen
Lyman Rogers
Ww. KE. Lewis
Harvey
Five Year Old Files Suit for Damages
Phillip Ward aged five through guardian August Miller sues Archie Watt for five thousand dollars alleging Watt’s negligent operation of an automobile caused a rollover injuring Ward who sustained a broken leg and broken collar bone. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Mc Carty Armstrong and Rainsberger.
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Phillip Ward
August Miller
Archie Watt
Watt
Young Watt
McCarty, Armstrong and
Rainsberger
Margaret's Chocolate Shop Grills at 216 Market Ave
Ady advertises Margaret's Chocolate Shop at 216 Market Avenue, offering grilled treats and chocolate specialties as part of a local promotion.
We Pay 5 Percent You should be one of our deposi tors
An ad for Canton Morris Plan Bank in Ady promotes a five percent deposit rate. It urges readers to become depositors and join the bank’s customer base. The notice emphasizes attractive interest and banking services offered locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Ady
Mass Meeting of Machine Shop Workers Sunday Morning
A mass meeting for machine shop workers is set for Sunday at 10 oclock in Tiger Hall. Ada invites all workers to attend and discuss union matters and workplace concerns.
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Machine Shop Workers
Tiger Hall
Ada
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Red
Gen| Palmer
Rene Tee
First Womans Society of Church
Margaret's Chocolate Shop
R. BE. Myers
Renkert Bidg
Central Savings Bank
I. O. O. F. Temple
Louisville
Hero of War
Cupids
Geo. A. Minnick
Bell
Mount Marie College Grounds
St. Joseph's Home
Lincoln Highway Wall Paper Store
Upper Silesia
John Edwin Nevin
Ihe
Rantzau
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