Dawes Takes Budget Reins in Wartime Drive
Kes G. Dawes arrived in Washington to lead the national budget system. He warned only four assistants can help under law and urged business leaders to answer the call to mobilize a wartime level effort. Dawes outlined plans to overhaul federal machinery, cut waste, and draft a new budget by December 1 while partnering with Hartl, Abbott, Moseley, and Kilkenny Roop for immediate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kes G. Dawes
Hell and Ma
Washington
Dawes
Nts
Congress
Celal
Eer
Wes
Nee
Hartland
Buss
William T. Abbott
Horn Moseley
Cher
E. F
Budget Bureau
Frank Kilkenny
Chicago
K. C
Fragmented ad snippet lists assorted items and prices
A garbled sale note lists items with prices including a striped textile at 5.50 and orange and white goods at 1.15, with various brief descriptions. The text appears as a damaged catalog fragment with several incomplete phrases and product hints.
Max Hoelz Sentenced for Treason After Saxony Uprising
Max Hoelz, described as an armed leader and Robin Hood of Saxony, began serving a life term for his role in a Communist uprising several months ago. The court noted that death would not be imposed as it was not proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hoelz
Saxony
Ohio State University Faces Cheating Scandal and Dismissals
In a campus-wide notice from June 23, Ohio State University reports that 0 students were suspended due to cheating detected in examinations. President Thompson announces the disciplinary action, with faculty noting integrity concerns across the engineering and science departments.
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UMBUS
Suspos
Ohio State University
Thompson
Rsity
Cupid Bunkered On Love Course
Mrs. Brinkley told Judge Rush that she and the man were happy and played gold often. She said he pinched her and they never got along after that. She described herself as not taught in manners by him.
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Cupid
Tropical Storm Passes Inland Off Texas Coast
The tropical storm that threatened Brownsville to New Orleans moved inland in the early hours with its force nearly spent. Winds peaked near 90 mph but failed to strike Houston Galveston. 50 mph gusts lingered in Houston then subsided. Galveston water levels eased as ships, barges, and small craft suffered damage along the coast from Freeport to Port Aransas.
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Houston
Texas
Gulf Coast
Brownsville
New Orleans
Matagorda
Bay City
Weather Bureau
Houston-Galveston
Matagorda Bay
Galveston
Gulf
Freeport
Port Aranasas
William IL. Doheny
Prisoners Escape From County Jail In Cleveland Lockup
Three inmates overpowered four deputies after sawing bars and escaping the county jail in Cleveland. Bobby Hunt James Walsh and Charles Gallagher were among those who fled using a window and fire escape while revolvers and saws were allegedly smuggled inside. Police pressed all units to recapture the trio amid an investigation into the escape method and jail security lapses.
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Cleveland
Bobby” Hunt
James Walsh
Elmer Sprosty
Charles Gallagher
Ohio
Hunt
George Gray
Frank Fortst
Hoe
Bromberg Riot Kills Twelve as Martial Law Declared
Twelve people were killed and 30 wounded in a communist outbreak at Bromberg in Upper Silesia. Communists and unemployed stormed the town hall, attacking municipal councillors. troops fired with machine guns as martial law was declared.
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Berlin
Bromberg
Upper Silesia
Oppeln
Drowned by Floods in Kyushu Japan
Tokio reports more than 300 persons dead in Kyushu floods as waters recede and relief work begins. The notice mentions ongoing construction and relief advisories amid the disaster.
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Japan
Tokio
Kyushu
Armament Race Sparks War Fear Across Pacific
A Tokyo cablegram reported by the Daily Express notes rising insurance rates due to the Japan United States arms race. It says both nations plan naval expansion, including sixteen Post Judtland ships and extra dreadnoughts, with fears of war spreading from America to the Persian Gulf. The dispatch, dated May 28, cites Japanese caution and calls for frank aims in China to ease tensions.
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London
Ex Press Today
Tokio
Japan
United States
Pacific
America
Persian Gulf
Navy Department
North Sea
China
Resume Probe Of Ohio Penitentiary
Hearings resumed before the legislative committee probing state penitentiary matters after a day of inspection at the Columbus institution. Witnesses, including minor prison officials, were slated to appear as probers toured idle houses, cell blocks, schools, and other buildings, witnessing a mock execution.
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Columbus
Legislative Committee
Senate Committee
Loyalty Lodge K of P celebration in Canton
Loyalty Lodge No 469 K of P invites all Knights of Pythias their families and friends to a celebration in North Canton on Saturday June 25 beginning at 5 30 p m Grand Lodge officers will attend A parade will be held at 4 p m sharp John Shook K of R and S Adv announces event.
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Loyalty Lodge K. of P
N. Canton
Knights of Pythias
Loyalty Lodge No. 469
K. of
North Canton
Grand Lodge
John Shook
S.—Adv
Look To U. S. To Prevent Another War In Balkans
The League of Nations council in Geneva entrusts the United States with preventing a Balkan war. Albania’s bid to fix boundaries and force withdrawal of Serbia and Greece was not considered. Albanian delegates warned that Greek control of Albanian lands could trigger conflict and urged no partition. Consuls in Niles, Massillon, Akron, and Canton sent strong messages against partition.
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U. S
Balkans
League Council
Greece
Ambassaros’ Council
America
Geneva
League of Nations Council
United States
League
Albania
Serbia
Smyrna
Near East
Niles
Massillon
Akron
Canton
Ohio
Canada to Name Ambassador to United States Debate
Washington dispatch reports Canadian officials may back a Canadian ambassador in Washington, with British hints guiding the move. Harding officials say Congress must authorize a full post, but a temporary commissioner could be named if needed. Premier Meighan urges removal of obstacles while opinions differ on imperial ties.
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Washington
Harding
Lloyd George
Canada
Congress
Meighan
England
Great Britain
Realtors Hear Expert Analysis of Long Leases in Canton
Stanley L McMichael former secretary of the Cleveland Real Estate Board explained advantages of long term leases to about 85 Canton and Massillon real estate men at the Canton Elks club luncheon. He discussed 99 year leases and traced their history from the Roman era to today and is author of a book on long term leases. Massillon guests included Charles Beiner A W Inman W R Sandison Co J Hostetter and William Johns.
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Stanley IL. McMichael
Cleveland Real Estate Board
Canton Realtors
Elks’ Club
McMichael
Canton
Massillon
Co. J. Hostetter
William Johns
W. J. Uebelhart
Chicago
O. C. Saum
Cleveland
B. B. Beck
Divorced wife remarries ex husband she left years ago
Mrs. Emma Jackson of 423 Brownay NW appeared in probate court seeking a license to remarry Ben F. Jackson, whom she divorced in November 1917. She argued against divorce and said she is happier now with their renewed union, accompanied by their young son.
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Emma Jackson
Brownay
Ben F. Jackson
Jacksons
Kill Saloon Man In Front Of Home
Chicago reports Tony Marchese owner of a saloon was shot and killed early today by unidentified assailants in an auto. He was shot in front of his home as his wife and son watched on the rear porch. Seventeen slugs struck his body. motive believed revenge in a feud. Mrs Marchese denied threats had been received.
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Chicago
Tony Marchese
Marchese
Greeks Open to Mediation in Turko Greek War
Paris dispatch reports Athens shifting to accept allied mediation with reservations. Greece warned it would bear responsibility for near eastern developments if it continued war against Turkish nationalists.
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Paris
Athens
Greece
Near East
Fortieth Infantry to Camp Knox for training role
In Chillicothe Ohio on June 23 the Fortieth Infantry, based at Camp Sherman, received orders from the Fifth Area Army Corps to depart for Camp Knox Kentucky tomorrow. There it will serve as a garrison and training regiment for a future training school and citizens military camp.
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Chillicothe
Fifth Area Army Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fortieth Infantry
Camp Sherman
Camp Knox
Citizens
Obstinate Male Still Clings To Old Suspenders
In Judge Day's courtroom on a slow post midweek session the old fashion suspenders dominated the attire. Seven jurors shed coats. six kept suspenders, one wore a belt. Three lawyers and several spectators showed mixed views while Judge Day and two officials stayed clothed.
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Congress
Judge Day
McClintock
Ballitt
William Fasnacht
Wood Named Ambassador to Spain by President Harding
President Harding sent Cyrus F. Wood of Pennsylvania to the Senate as ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Spain. A separate item notes a Festival Concert by Stanley 8 and Bowling Post No. 440, American Legion, to be held Saturday evening June 25, one-fourth mile south of Howenstine, Ohio, along the brick road with various refreshments.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Cyrus F. Wood
Pennsylvania
Spain
Stanley
Bowling Post No. 440
American Legion
Howenstine, O
Ady
Lost Ring of 12 Keys Reported Tuesday Afternoon
Notice says a ring of 12 keys was lost Tuesday afternoon. Finder should call Bell 276 State 488 for return.
Advy offers 20% off all refrigerators
Baseball at Lakeside Park on Saturday June 25 features the Panhandlers of Dennison against the Pennsy shop team. Game will be called at 3 30 p m according to Advy.
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The
Canton Home. Co
Advy
Lakeside Park
Panhandlers
Dennison
Pennsy Shop
Furniture and Bug Store Extends Six More Days
The ad notes the shop on Marketay Street, 401-403, continues its sale for six additional days featuring refrigerators beds go-carts and discounted prices.
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Palmer
Ay S
Ady
Caveman Method Used in Kidnapping Shocking Chicago Case
A 17 year old girl was abducted in Milwaukee avenue and Rhobey street as hundreds watched. She was slugged and placed in a taxi after screaming when a man jumped from a car. Despite pursuit the kidnapper fled, leaving police unable to identify the assailant or locate the girl.
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Chicago
Milwaukee-aw
Rhobey-st
Pedestranns
Po- Hee
France warns Germany over Hoefer stance in Upper Silesia
Berlin June 23 France issued a new note criticizing General Hoefer commander of German volunteers in Upper Silesia for refusing to withdraw from the plebiscite area. Allied efforts to restore order are hindered while a German parliamentary delegation consults with Hoefer, with indications he may meet allied demands. The note underscores tension between France and Germany amid Allied mediation.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Hoefer
Upper Silesia
Lightning ends wedding at Lockwood Corners church
Akron reports a bolt of lightning struck the U R B church as Miss Marcia Swartz and Paul R Trudeau prepared for their wedding. The bride was struck and the wedding party stunned. all were taken to a hospital. The bride remains not yet able to wed.
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Akron
U. R B
Lockwood Corners
Marcia Swartz
Paul R. Trudeau
Vanishing Ships Mystery Deepens Off Cape Hatteras
Washington reports the fate of several vessels off Cape Hatteras remains unexplained as officials explore piracy as a potential cause. The Carroll A Deering and Hewitt disappeared after apparent calm seas, with investigators noting no collision or crew transfer evidence.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Cape Hatteras
Eugene T. Chamberlain
Carroll A. Deering
Hewitt
Deering
Chamberlain
William Lytle
Bureau of Navigation
London
Lytle
Labor unions plan government ownership of key industries
A Labor Federation convention in Denver authorized an executive council to draft an industrial democracy program. The plan seeks government ownership and democratic management of railroads coal mines and the steel industry with miner input and a constitutional amendment living through a campaign. John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers backs a nationwide drive with 400000 members to support rail labor and expand to metal trades. The Plumb plan and broader AFL action drive the policy. International relations debates loom at the convention as adjournment nears.
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Denver
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Glenn F. Plumb
Plumb
Executive Council
Police link Russians to vanished merchant fleet mutiny plot
New York police claim to have found evidence backing the theory that Soviet agents seized part of a large flotilla of merchant ships. The bomb squad uncovered a year-old plot to mutiny crews and sail to Bolshevik ports, with details passed to the department of justice. A raid netted 300 detainees, many deported since.
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Russia
New York
Department of Justice
Baptist Leader Urges Youthful Virtue in June Speech
Des Moines reports President Ernest Tuftin of the Northern Baptist convention advised young women to avoid swearing improper dress dancing drinking gambling joy riding and immoral plays. He urged churches to discard petty philosophying and return to faith, protesting what he called a lowered moral tone.
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Des Moines
Ernest Tuftin
Northern Baptist Convention
Sle
Best quality in garden hoses by Fife Bros Co Advy
Trade advertisement notes Special offer on high quality garden hoses from Fife Bros Company with terms tied to foot coupling and other standard fittings.
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Fife Bros. Co
City Pure Food Market Ad Teases Fresh Sausage and Lamb
A city market advertisement lists prices for assorted meats including boneless corn beef at 18 cents per pound and spring lamb chops at a low marked price. It promotes market specials and fresh sausage offerings for shoppers.
Rally Day at Lowell Reformed Church Sunday June 26
Rally Day at Lowell Reformed Church on the corner of Arlington avenue and Third street northwest runs from 9 to 11 a m. A advance tee cream social and festival by the Army and Navy union on the Harter lawn Friday evening June 24 is advertised.
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Lowell Reformed Church
Arlington-av
Third-st NW
Army and Navy Union
Harter Lawn
Burkett Sues Roosevelt Estate for 69000 Dollars
Mrs Emma Richardson Burkett claims 69000 dollars is due from the Theodore Roosevelt estate. She says she loaned the colonel funds to back his 1912 campaign, spoke with Roosevelt and a man named Charles J Shanson, and inherited the money she later invested on Peyton the judges advice.
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Hililsdale
Ind
Emma Richardson Burkett
Theodore Roosevelt
Burkett
Roosevelt
Peyton
Chicago
Charles J. Shanson
Welder Electrocuted at Work in Youngstown
Harry J. Reardon, 22, an electrics welder, died last night while on a steel tank project. He asked for water from a special officer. upon return, the officer found him dead. Cause of accident unknown. Ostrich Plumes and Marabou Capes advertised with price list and shop details.
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Youngstown
Harry J. Reardon
Reardon
The Canton Hawe Co Adv to Close for Saturday Picnic
The Canton Hawe Company advertisement states closing all day Saturday for a picnic. No other details are provided.
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