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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary Latin Text Item Noted in Newspaper
A brief readable fragment shows Latin notation with numbers and letters, suggesting a marginal or puzzle item. No full context or clear event is identifiable from the legible portion.
Army Reorganization Plans Amid US Strength Cuts
Washington reports a potential cut from 10 000 to 20 000 in the regular army as Congress debates a new reorganization within a year. Officials warn morale and training funds suffer as the army shrinks, with 70 000 fighting troops and 140 000 in total length reduced by merging units while preserving special services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
House
Senate
Regu
Army
Air Service
Signal Corps
Gas Service
Ghting
Special Service Army
U. S
Local Court Keeps Busy with Traffic and Disorder Cases
Judge Bowman fines F Erk ilty $15 and costs for speeding. Wv Snyder forfeits $25 bond for not appearing. George Adams pays costs for driving with cut-out open. Fred Warner fined $10 for disorderly conduct after Tuesday arrest with Mary Baley. A girl charged with suspicion is timed. Jr and Mrs G W Risher pay $5 costs for disturbing the peace. A 30 day workhouse sentence is suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
F. Erkilty
Wv. H. Snyder
Eorge Adams
Deland
Fred Warner
Mary Baley
Girl
G. W. Risher
Word Receives Update on Renkert Ill in Europe
A report from Geneva indicates Renkert, president of the Metropolitan Brick Co., is seriously ill. His brother Renkert Jr. and another relative sailed to Europe, and family members Mrs Renkerst Donald and Dorothy were with him yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty W. Renkert
Theropolitan Brick Co
Geneva
Switzerland
Canton
Blogram
W. Renkert
Ry Renkert, Jr
Nton Military Academy
Europe
Fess Campaign Manager Announces Ohio Stump Plan
In Columbus on June 7 Senator Henry R. Endly stated that Congressman Simeon D will actively stump Ohio to assure his nomination as the Republican candidate for the U S Senate if opposed. Endly also announced Mrs John MacKee of Meafield as chairman of the war division at Fess headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumbus
Simeon D. Will
Ohio
Blican
U. S. Senatf
Henry R. Endly
Mans
Fess
Lator Endley
John MacKee
Mefield
Duffy Says Johnson Entry Won’t Halt Governorship Campaign
June 7. T. J. Duffy of Liverpool, head of the industrial commission, asserts that Judge James G. Johnson of Springfield has entered the Democratic gubernatorial race. He adds the development will not alter his own plan to continue campaigning for the governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booueus
T. J. Duffy
Liverpool
Industrial Commission
State Sun
James G. Johnson
Sfield
Duffy
Man Officers to Organize Russ Army
The Soviet command of naval affairs orders the Russian navy reorganized under German officers, per a Central News despatch from Moscow to Berlin. A separate item reports Lavine, 10, lightly injured when struck by a car driven by Daniel Mossop, as the child crossed Ninth Street SW in the late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DON
Naval Affairs
Ussian Navy
Ac Central
Moscow
Se Giry
AUTON
Military Order of the Cootie Applies for Incorporation
In New York in June, the Military Order of the Cootie Inc. filed for incorporation papers in the Brooklyn supreme court. The organizers promote nostalgia for wartime days of billeting cooties and insect powder. Their slogans declare the cootie closer than a brother and busier than a bee with members picking their company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tenshun
O. D
Buddy
Military Order of the Cootie, Inc
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Rolls Royce
Seek Men Wanted In War Contracts
Government agents have been sent abroad to capture men sought in war contract fraud investigations who fled the country. Details on the individuals or cases are guarded. The grand jury in Washington continues its deliberations behind security, with no public indication if John Lewis Phillips faces an indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Lewis Phillips
Georgia
Republican State Committee
Phillips
Department of Justice
Brookheart Wins Iowa Senate Nomination Faces National Support
The national Republican organization will back Colonel Smith W. Brookheart the Iowa ultra progressive who won the Iowa senatorial nomination. Senator Medill McCormick chairman of the Republican campaign committee announced the nationwide plan to join with Iowa’s state committee which opposed Brookheart’s nomination to assure his fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Republican Organization
Smith W. Brookheart
Iowa
Medill McCormick
Republican Campaign Committee
State Committee of
Brookheart
McCormick
Automobile stolen from Gibbsay and Mahoningrd NE
Harry Shapero of 901 Mahoning rd NE informed police Wednesday that his car was stolen from its parking place at Gibbsay and Mahoningrd NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shapero
Mahoningrd NE
Gibbsay and
New Clue Emerges in Ward Mystery Slaying
White Plains June 7 A new clue in the slaying of Clarence Peters a Navy man by Walter S Ward son of George Ward millionaire baker was unearthed Today Lieutenant John McGowan of the New Rochelle detective bureau presented a small covered package to Sheriff George Wer ner Deputy Raymond Hill fingerprint expert and Hillphoto equipment prepared for examination at the sheriff’s offices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Clarence Peters
Walter S. Ward
George 8. Ward
Baker
John McGowan
New Rochelle
George J. Werner
McGowan
Werner
Raymond Hill
Westchester County
Hill
Military Funeral For Lillian Russell Moore
Pittsburgh June 7. A military funeral will honor Lillian Russell Moore after the Episcopal service at old Trinity church. Marines will bear the casket and the 107th Field Artillery unit will march as escort. Moore a former marine noncommissioned officer recruited for the Pittsburgh artillery and helped recruit men and raise its colors. Honorary pallbearers include James Davis Hiram Johnson Stephen Porter Mayor Magee and various national and local figures. Messages of sympathy poured into the Moore home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Episcopal Church
Old Trinity Church
Lillian Russell Moore
107Th Field Artillery
Veterans of
James Davis
U. S
Hiram Johnson
Stephen G. Porter
William A. Magee
J. J
Livermore
New York
Howard Chandler Christy
E. F. Albee
National Vaudeville Association
R. H. Burnside
William Flynn
Clarence Burleigh
Hershman
E. M
Believe no railroad strike says Evie railroad head
Frederick D. Underwood, president of the Evie railroad, declares on June 7 that talk of a strike is propaganda and he does not believe workers will strike. He cites overall industry recession and argues workers should focus on the purchasing power of the dollar amid lower incomes and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick D. Underwood
Evie Railroad
Road Contract Set for Award June 23
The Alliance Minorvard road improvement contract will be let on June 23 by the state highway department after two postponements from May 1 and June 19. County commissioners expect funds by then to avoid delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Minorvard
State Highway Department
Local Social Notes From Wilmot and Nearby
Residents visit kin and friends across Apple Creek Canton Navarre and Massillon in a Sunday roundup. The Wilhelm reunion in Navarre brings together C Ricksecker W G Agler and Dorothy Jane. Edna Reed hosts a group including Mary Nadine Lenz Alice Evelyn Krieting Ruth Bair and Corinne Albright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Agler
Dorothy Jane
Navarre
Edna Reed
Town
Mary
Nadine Lenz
Alice
Evelyn Krieting
Ruth Bair
Corinne Albright
Edward Finch
Donald Mayhaug
Local residents and visitors greet Wilmot friends weekend
A long list of callers and visitors from Mt. Eaton Canton Beach City and nearby towns were seen in Wilmot and area. Names include Speicher Rowe Grolle Wilford Ritmyer Moody Strasburg Foster Ayler and many others visiting relatives attending picnics shows and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
A. Speicher
Mt. Eaton
Robert Rowe
William Grolle
J. B. Wilford
Meyers Lake
E. EK
Speicher
Lily
Bettya Jane
Shear
William
Eva
Mary Ellen
Near Stanwood
Albright
George Ritmyer
Beach City
Atlee Ayler
Akron
Mildred Foster
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Akev
W. W. Moody
Strasburg
Lee Snitzner
H. Holtzbach
Massillon
D. D. Albright
Paul Foster
West Park
S. P. Smith
Marshallville
Elizabeth Bush
Ivan Kipher
Justus
Mrs John Jones Visits Massillon Weekend
Justus notes a visitor, Mrs John Jones, in Massillon on Saturday evening. The Misses Bernice Reese, Mloxssie Evans and Myrtle Kipfer spent Saturday evening in Brewster. Mr. and Mrs Per Lee Shetler and children from Canton visited Otto Stiffer and wife on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus
John Jones
Massillon
Bernice Reese
Mloxssie Evans
Myrtle Kipfer
Brewster
Per Lee Shetler
Canton
Otto Stiffer
Weekend Visits and a Lisbon Death Call
Mrs Walter Ridgeway and children of Strasburg visited the Rook family. Frank Savage and children from Navarre spent Sunday with Beach City relatives. Miles Hayes and Dave Price shared time with the Reese family. Wm Reese and son Therln of North Brewster visited Jane Reese. Paul Lutz and son Jack visited Dan Evans. Albert Schaffter and daughter Susk with GB Klingle visited Andrew Roush of Massillon. B Klipfer spent Monday in Massillon. Glen Baughman and daughter Evelyn spent Sunday with I J Carr. Mrs Tom Evans and daughter Edna were called to Lisbon by a relative’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ridgeway
Strasburg
Martin Rook
Frank Savage
Navarre
Beach City
Miles Hayes
Dave Price
Wm. Reese
Ther
Dan Evans
Albert Schaffter
Susk
GB. Klingle
Andrew Roush
Massillon
B Klipfer
Glen Baughman
Evelyn
I. J. Carr
Tom Evans
Edna
Lisbon
Princeton President Hibben Opposes Student Automobiles
President Hibben of Princeton denounces student car ownership and use as a general university problem. City institutions show little concern, while rural and country schools face a serious transportation issue due to cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibben
Princeton
Altoona Man Digging for Buried Treasure
In Martinsburg Blair county Pennsylvania a gypsy woman once told F. R. Zooks property occupants that buried money lay beneath. A man began digging found a stone wall and brick wall but quit before the treasure was found. Now Jacob Showwalter continues the quest digging at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
F. R. Zook
Martinsburg
Blair County
Jacob Showwalter
Wise Nest Builders Prefer Hidden nest Materials
Birds in the construction of their nests almost avoid bright colored materials to avoid revealing their location. The note highlights the preference for camouflaged debris and natural fibers to reduce visibility to predators.
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