Peace Pact Delayed by War Policy Fight in Congress
Washington dispatch reports a Republican stalemate between the Knox Porter peace resolutions as House and Senate leaders clash over the path to ending the war. The dispute, echoed by foreign affairs committees, signals no quick settlement though the President’s hinted desire is to see peace efforts advance. The House debates the Porter substitute as Senate leaders resist ceding control.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Senate Committee
Toledo Post Office Robbery Trial Advances in Week Two
The Toledo conspiracy trial of 18 defendants enters its second week with testimonies linking suspects to stolen liberty bonds. Julius Loewits testifies buying bonds from John Barber associate, while Otto Roeder identifies John Miller alias as the source. Sam Katzen recalls selling a watch for stolen bond coupons and others connected to the case.
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Toledo
Julius Loewits
Chicago
John Barber
Loewitz
John J. Epps
Otto Roeder
Roeder and Company
J. L. Rogers
Boston
Murdock
H. Fisher
St. Louis
Fisher
Harry Fisher
Rogers
New York
Ohio State University Association Elects Officers
Charles G. Bond elected president of the OSU alumni association at Columbus during the five day commencement. New officers include William R. Woods, Mrs Annie Siebert, Robert Laylin and George Calkins. A campaign to raise 100000 for a memorial campanile and chimes tower was discussed.
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Columbus
Charles G. Bond
New York City
Ohio State University Association
Bond
Paul M. Lincoln
Cleveland
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
John Scott
Franklin Institute
Ohio State
William R. Woods
Annie S Siebert
Robert W. Laylin
George Calkins
Buffalo
Rehearing Sought on Trumbull and Mahoning Finance Plan
Columbus June 11. The Trumbull and Mahoning Water Co. filed for a rehearing with the public utilities commission on its petition to sell 506000 dollars of stock and 250000 dollars of bonds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Trumbull and Mahoning Water Co
Public Utilities Commission
Wallace Reid Stars in The Love Special at New McKinley Adv
Wallace Reid headlines The Love Special at the New McKinley theater advancing with advertised showings. The program promotes the star and a romantic comedy format likely drawing pattern of regional cinema exhibition.
Rotary Delegates Reach Scotland for 12th Convention
Edinburgh June 11 Rotary delegates arrive in two waves aboard the Cameronia completing registration for the twelfth Rotary Club convention. President Hunter of Edinburgh Rotary welcomes delegates tonight as services, receptions, and a week of events led by International President Snedecor and President Emeritus Hargis unfold.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Rotary Club
Cameronia
Hunter
Edinburgh Rotary Club
Rotary
Local clergy attend Hershey Brethren conference
Obituary and social notes: deaths, family visits, and travels across Louisville Canton Bowdoin and Center township. Lewis Walker dies at 59 after a yearlong paralysis. funeral held at Union cemetery. Mrs Henry Schlichtenmyer plans Bowdoin trip to visit son J B Vasa Binder. Mentions births, property sale, and ministerial convention in United Brethren church.
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M. M. Taylor
J. S. Keim
Church of the Brethers
Hershey
Lewis Walker
Louisville
Union Cemetery
Henry Schlichtenmyer
Bowdoin
Mont
J. B. Vasa Binder
J. B. Metzger
Leo Gaume
George Cherdon
Leighty
Louis Goebel
Joe Goebel
Canton
Albert Evans
North Lawrence
W. Slusser
Akron
United Brethren Church
Alice Bowman
M. L. Henning
Centerville
Franke Clapper
Harland
Louis Clapper
Fraternal Eagles To Hold State Gathering
Steubenville hosts the eighteenth annual state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles from Sunday to Friday. The event promises the largest aerie meeting yet with memorial services receptions river excursions circuses drilling for 4000 in prizes a parade with ten thousand marchers and 25 bands plus dancing and other civic activities.
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Steubenville
Order of Eagles
Ohio River
Wallace Reid Stars in The Love Special at New McKinley
Wallace Reid appears at the New McKinley theater in his latest film The Love Special. Ady promotes the show as a must see for fans of the screen star and melodramatic romance.
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Wallace Reid
McKinley Theater
Policeman's Slayer Attempts Death by Self Harm
Charles H Habig, condemned for the February murder of Patrolman August Dyke, slashed his left arm in a suicide attempt in his Cleveland cell and was found by a deputy sheriff during a Friday morning inspection. He was rushed to the sick ward and is expected to recover.
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Cleveland
August Dyke
Charles H. Habig
Habig
Aquitania Beats Mauretania In Atlantic Race Test
The Cunard liner Aquitania defeated the Mauretania in a blue ribbon trans Atlantic run from Liverpool to New York docked in six days. The Mauretania stopped at Cherbourg for coal and would finish later. The race used oil versus coal power with the Aquitania averaging 23 knots and the Mauretania holding a prewar record of four days ten hours forty one minutes.
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New York
Aquitania
Liverpool
Mauretania
Cunard
Luch
Cherbourg
Canton Deaths of Eight Individuals Reported
Obituaries note LevI S Hollinger aged eighty dying at his daughter's home and whose body to be sent to Lebanon Pennsylvania for burial. Also listed are the death of Alexandre George Zoungourides eight, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander, and Virginia Kish seventy, with multiple children and relatives named. Seth Thomas fourteen, drowned in Nimisila creek, to be buried Sunday with services led by Rev. P. H. Welshimer. W B Cranmer sixty three dies at his son’s Canton home. funeral Sunday then burial in Sunbury. Mrs. Susan Helman sixty eight widow of David F Helman to be buried in Zion cemetery Bolivar. Death of a woman at 1212 Fourteenth Street NW with surviving son Rev. Howard H. Hellman and daughters. Estate but details focus on survivors and service plans.
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Hollinger
R. 8S. Blake
Altapl
Lebanon
Alexandre George Zoungourides
George Alexander
Carnahanav
Westlawn
A. EB
Virginia Kish
Canton
William
John
Floyd
Gust Bish
Newport
Mabel Bolender
William Dagg
Ada Britton
Danville
Billa Riley
Mattie Payne
Lillie Davis
Detroit
First Christian Church
P. H. Welshimer
Seth Thomas
Nimisila Creek
Miller-Blanchard
Marketaye
David J. Thomas
Purcell
Harry
Ernest Musgrove
Edward Baker
Pittsburgh
Bible School
The
W. B. Cranmer
Frarl Cranmer
Walnurs
Earl
Frank
Delmar
Paul
Aaron Flelger
Butler
Charles Cranmer
Tulsa
Okla
Sunbury
Susan Melman
David F. Helman
Church of the Brethren
Arnoldav
Hoover Pl
W. Kieffaber
J. F. Kahler
Zion Cemetery
Bolivarrd
Fourteenth-st
Howard H. Hellman
Ashland
Bertha RB. Herman
H. P. Teeple
East Sparta
W. L. Reichenbach
North Canton
Newton Darr
D. M. Carr
New Bedford
L. BE. Miller
Congress Today Senate in recess as inquiry proceeds
Senate remains in recess until Monday while the special committee continues the Ford Newberry inquiry. House moves to consider Porter peace resolution and Ways and Means advances a permanent tariff bill with Republican support. Naval affairs committee reviews general naval legislation.
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Senate
Ford- Newberry
HOUSE
Shaved Too Slow Man Fires Bullet In Barber Shop
In Barberton June 11 Thomas Parth anger over a slow shave led him to shoot barber Theodore Popp in the neck with a .22 calibre bullet then gouge himself with an ice pick. Both men are expected to die as witnesses summon police. Officers found both wounded on the shop floor.
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Barberton
Theodore Popp
Thomas Parth
Popp
Plans for Canton Scouts Growth and Leadership
More than two hundred Canton Boy Scouts and leaders gathered for a rally in the chamber of commerce auditorium. Speakers urged growth to forty troops, emphasized active service, loyalty, and advancing scouting through a full-time executive leadership.
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Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Petz
C. L. Ailes
Canton Scouting Club
Ailes
C. S. Ailes
C. J. Mills
Mills
Cc. J. Mills
Charles A Stolberg
Stolberg
Hoover
Levenworth
Deaver
Joe
Japanese Prince Hirohito Seeks American Friendship
Crown Prince Hirohito granted United Press an exclusive interview in Paris, expressing hope that United States and Japan will work together for mutual benefit and lasting world peace. He spoke warmly, signaling eagerness to visit America and stressing justice and freedom valued by the American people.
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Hirohito
United Press
Paris
America
Japan
United States
Prince Hirohito
British And Poles Clash In Silesia
Near Malapane in Silesia British soldiers clashed with Polish irregulars yesterday. The British detachment was ambushed but fought free with minor casualties reported. Poles fled after the British initiative. casualty figures for Poles unavailable. Malapane lies 15 miles east of Oppeln on the Oppeln river.
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Oppeln
Silesia
Malapane
Korfanty
Dueber School Eighth Grade Graduates Seventy Eight
Seventy eight pupils received diplomas at the Dueber school eighth grade commencement Friday evening. Former state senator H. Ross Ake delivered the class address. The program included Anvil Chorus Cinderella Melody of Love Kisses Beautiful Star of Heaven and Whispering Hope performances by eighth grade students and ensembles.
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Dueber
H. Ross Ake
Anvil
Mona Jackson
Frank Grandjean
Helen Seitz
Florence Gerber
Lois DaHinden
Lina Bitterspaugh
Whispering Hope
Old Mill Stream
Minister Answers Petition of Wife
Rev. Louis S. Axe a Lutheran minister of Alliance filed an answer to his wife Margaret R. Axe’s cross petition for divorce on infidelity. He denies the charges of neglect and says they lived happily until her acquaintance with another man named in the petition. He states she sought employment against his wishes.
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Louis
Halt Road Work After Base Material Fault Found
County commissioners halted Diamond road work from Middlebranch to Canton Calford after inspecting base material. They ordered the contractor to cover coarse slag with fine slag and apply water bound treatment before pouring the concrete top.
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Middlebranch
Canton-Caiford
Mastodon Teeth Found Near Colorado Springs
Authorities at Colorado College seek to identify seven teeth unearthed by workers during excavations on the outskirts of Colorado Springs. The teeth are over five inches long, show rings on the chewing surface about one and a half inches in diameter, and appear to be from a mastodon or a similar prehistoric animal.
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Colorado Springs, Col
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Newsets: fines and cases in Canton police court
Fern Kelly was fined 50 dollars and costs for operating a rooming house without a license. Stella Fry paid 50 dollars and costs, plus 29 days in the work house after a guilty finding for suspicious conduct. A Crow Elkhart touring car was reported stolen from Sam Jones. Burglars removed a screen and took a watch, four pocketbooks, cash, and a vest from J. E. Bias. Detectives Skotnicki and Herdlicka investigated the early Saturday burglary. Nazir Grotto will hold a 8 p m session at the Masonic Temple to select representatives for the Atlantic City supreme lodge session beginning Monday. The next Grotto ceremony is planned for September at Meyers Lake park. Firemen battled a dust-heap fire in the Cohen building basement causing slight loss. Marazo Cragazos was injured in a Cherry Avenue SE accident involving a Belden Brick Co. truck. Julia Popa sues Nick Popa for $350 in legal costs and repayment of money advanced for his defense. Several others, including Max Goldman and others, were fined for speeding. Divorce was granted to Helen A. Carnes from Junius B. Carnes. Vasile Coltie was released after arranging child support, with the boy placed in Fairmount children’s home. Judge Krrchbaum continued Henry Miller’s injunction suit against Canton board of control over street contracts. Katie B. Souders sued Earl Runion to stop water flow onto her Green Town property and for 200 dollars in damages. Seeman & Seeman represent her.
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Masonic Temple
Supreme Lodge
Atlantic City
Meyers Lake Park
Officials to Inspect Home for Veterans
Columbus June 11 State officials will inspect the Ohio soldiers and sailors orphans home at Xenia Col Sylvester Garver is superintendent of the institution The visiting delegation includes Auditor Tracy Treasurer Archer Adjutant General Florence Insurance Superintendent Gearheart chief justice Marshall and Judge Hough of the supreme court clerk Maynard and Deputy Clerk Hughes of the house of representatives Assistant Attorney generals Eagleson Bulkley and O'Dell Chairman Miller of the Senate finance committee Commission Clerk Bundy of Governor Davis office D Q Morrow president and Otho Noble member of the board of trustees of the Xenia home
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Ohio Soldiera and Sailors Orphans Home
Xenia
Sylvester Garver
Tracy
Archer
Florence
Gearheart
Marshall
Hough
Supreme Court
Maynard
Hughes
House of Representatives
Eagleson
Bulkley
O'Dell
Miller
Senate Finance Committee
Bundy
Davis
D. Q. Morrow
Otho Noble
Board of Trustees
The
Xenia Homie
Bond market roundup and Chicago livestock and commodities
The United Security Company reports bond quotes from the New York Exchange and curb at noon with listings for Danish Consolidated Municipal 8s, Swiss govt 8s and others, plus Cuban American Sugar and Standard Oil issues. Chicago hogs, cattle, and sheep prices are provided with receipts and bid ranges, followed by Chicago produce quotes for butter cheese and live poultry.
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Private Wire
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Danish Consolidated Municipal
Govt. Switzerland
Kingdom of Belgium
Republic of Chile
State of
State of San Paulo 8S 95 Ais Cerro de Pasco
Northwestern
Nina Wade
Grand Trunk Ry
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Rome Ak Daisarn
Chicago
Facts And Fancies Again Score Hit At Grand
The second showing of the Junior Service revue The Facts and Fancies of 1921 at the Grand Friday evening surpassed Thursday’s success. Mrs Ethyl Robinson, a well known soprano, sang an Egyptian love song before Miss Mary Coles Danse Egyptienne. Producers Marlatt and Max Cargill receive credit for the polished performances and the club expects a good financial return.
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Ethyl Robinson
Mary Cole
Mr. Marlatt
Max Cargill
County Commissioners Await Court Summons Over Parole Case
County commissioners at noon Saturday had not received a citation said to have been issued Friday by Federal Judge Kilitts at Toledo requiring them to appear before him to explain the release of three prisoners from the Stark county workhouse. Adam Jackman, a board member, said they may travel to Toledo without a formal order to confer with Kilitts to understand their rights affecting parole of prisoners.
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Killitts
Toledo
Prisners
Stark Co
Adam Jackman
Killits
May Dismiss Cases Against Black Sox
Dismissal of all criminal proceedings against the eight Black Sox involved in the 1919 world series scandal loomed as officials said the state could not identify Abe Attell as alleged ring leader. Pass failure to identify Attell undermined the case which rested largely on his testimony.
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Chicago
Cight “Black Sox
Samuel Pass
Abe Attell
New York
Black Sox
Pass
Long Island Treasures Found As Home Demolished
Workmen tearing down a residence on Long Island uncover 48 quarts believed to be treasure. Authorities are investigating theFit as a possible stash from an earlier era.
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New York
Long Island
Treasure Island
Tragic Murder of 7-Year-Old Matilda in Moorestown
Police reveal the nude body of Matilda Russo, missing since Saturday evening, buried in a homeowner's cellar in Moorestown New Jersey. Louis Lively is detained as a suspect while Mrs Lively is held as a material witness.
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N. J
Matilda
Louis Lively
Geen
Matilda Ly
Lively
Mount Holly
Mitchell Article Raises Questions on Army Air Corps Leadership
Washington dispatch reports a plan to relieve Brig. Gen. Mitchell as chief of the service amid Republican senator demands for explanation from the War Department. Secretary Weeks examined Menoher’s request while Senators link Mitchell’s aviation inquiries to potential removal. Mitchell testified to the Senate air affairs committee, stressing the need to develop both army and naval air branches.
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Washington
Weeks
Menoher
Mitchell
Borat
Senate Fairs Committee
Army
Wators
Navy
Landis Named Strike Arbitration Figure in Baseball in Chicago
Judge Landis M As Strike Arb. Federal judge Landis approved to arbitrate baseball labor conflict in Chicago after a lockout that sidelined 30,000 workers and halted $20,000,000 in trades as 20 percent wage cuts were rejected. The scene touches the McKinley era and a Philippine coconut oil chemistry note echoes in the period.
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Chicago
Mountain Landis
Baseball
Landis
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