Hairman for Legion Fund Here Named
The American Legion fund drive appoints S Melbourne as chairman with subcommittees in Ohio. The $5,000,000 endowment aims to aid disabled veterans and orphans, starting next Wednesday and continuing until the target is reached. Support from notable officials and a statewide drive will push subscriptions through local posts and the national headquarters in Indianapolis.
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Poersonis
American Legion Tram
Behelf
Durinc Uch
Peumier
Trenas
Camten Legion Post
George DD. Barter Bank
Mra. A
Smittes
Anf
Bourne
Powermor
C. Hiner
Kem
H. Db. Pownadken
Alsm
Ohio Committee
Legion
Yesterdas
Taine
TD Post
He Legion
Infiemapolis
Coolidge
Muth
John Heremone
Northampton
Lights Stolen From Car in Bere Bere Patrol Area
A report states lights were stolen from a car parked in a garage area. Police note thefts occurred in Litmanberg and nearby streets with similar incidents. No suspects named. investigation ongoing.
Veterans Choose Youngstown for 1926 State Convention
The Grand Army of the Republic chapter held its 2nd annual encampment in Canton Thursday and Friday. Officers were elected with Francis J. Gonk re-elected commander and Youngstown named as the encampment city for 1926.
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Youngstown
the Contres
Veterans of Foreign
Centon Thureter
Fri- Ger
Seturder
Winere Koln
Centon
X C Green
Salem
JL. C. Dussenders
Ashinné Quarterminster
Charles
Porthest
Canton
Hewitt
Alverete
Eurene Mid
Francis J. Qonk
Hie
W. J. Patten
Shelby
Vincen A Marke
Akron
Charles Logan
East Liveroom
Guatiermester
Kern
Feist Judes
Toungetown
Vacation Schools Open Monday For City Children
Several hundreds of youngsters are expected at the Daily Veestion Eibie Schooles as they open Monday in multiple city schools and churches. The Vacation schools blend public training, handwork and recreation with story hours Bible reading art work and music. The program includes exhibits of handmade crafts missionary activities and dramatized Bible stories led by a general committee headed by Rev. Ted Evans.
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Veestion Eibie
Varestion
Ted Evans
Three hurt in auto crashes in local area
A sequence of three automobile accidents reported to the police left Bishop Lovieritie and Popovich with bruises and minor injuries. The incidents occurred near Belén Avenue and 2nd Street, with other motorists including GW, Harry Lichty, Prospero Ano, and Maude Long involved. Several vehicles sustained damage and victims were taken to their homes or local facilities for care.
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Lovieritie
Popovich
Interseston
Beléen
Poline
Bishop
Bel- NE
Collisee
Herrisberg
Harry Lichty
Titi
Prosperoano
Itherey
Maude Long
Dueber
Autoist in Jail on Manslaughter Charge
M Conley of 1600 Maple Ave NE is jailed after police say he arrived on Mobile Street while intoxicated and drove over the sidewalk, endangering several pedestrians during the incident Saturday night.
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M Conley
Death notice for Sarah Anne Coonrod
Sarah Anne Coonrod died at home after a long illness. Survived by husband George W. Coonrod and his W W McMillen of Hartville, three sons Hivin Grey Willis Williem Mehatiery and Otto Mahrtifer with relatives in Canton Columbus and California. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Sarah Anne
McKinley
Penteroste
George W. Coonrod
W. W. McMillen
Hartville
Hivin Grey
Wisin
Williem
Mehatiery
Canton
Otto Mahrtfer
Stritt Funeral Set for Sebastian Stritt
Sebastian Stritt dies after a fall at home. Visitation at St Marys Catholic Church Monday at 2 PM, with burial in St Peters Cemetery.
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Sebastian Stritt
St. Mary's Cathole
St Peter's Cemetery
Speeders Arrested After Afternoon Police Stop
Two men were arrested by police on a charge of speeding. They were A Pee tinger of 1448 Bridge Street and George Howard of Canton.
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W A Peetinger
Bridge 14É
George Howard
Canton
Canton playgrounds in full swing at Cook Park
The Delly News photographer captures children enjoying a busy afternoon at Cook Park playgrounds in Canton. The scene shows slides, see-saws, swings, and farmer in the dell games as youngsters play under supervision, with Miss Bveneetline Anfiews in charge observing the popular site.
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Anfiews
Delly News
Finate
Hoing murder trial opens Monday in Canton court
Tom Hoing faces a murder charge after Nick Kounsouvides was killed during an attempted robbery at a Canton southwest grocery. A special jury has been drawn to hear the case, with Hoing initially admitting the shot but later blaming a third man. Other proceedings include Berry Bonkins and Herr Turner facing perjury charges related to the Curtis investigation and Bouklas awaiting release from the Darton workhouse for federal liquor law violations. Turner is vacationing in Canada.
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Tom Hoving
Diehl
Berin
Monder
Gerifes
Heing
Nick Kounsouvides
Groevery
Canton
Hull
Berry Bonkins
Herrr Turner
Jufire Agler
Ghorpes
BE. E. Curtis
Curtis
Tris
Curtis Wee
Bouklas
Darton
Turner
Canna
Women Arrested in Liquor Raids
Police report three women arrested for violating temperance laws after raids at homes on Penn 37 NE and at 227 ED. Getz residence yielded wine and a Crehbe act charge. Officers also found three men drinking wine in a basement and charged one woman with possession of illicit liquor. Josephine Popolish faced related charges after discovery of a quantity of whisky.
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Getty Getz
Penn
Poline
Dine Vance
Polline Eliere
Freshman Co. Inc. Granted Exclusive Line Agency
Announcement notes E and J Motor Supplies becomes exclusive agent for Charles Freshman Co. products in New York. The move follows a confirmation that Freshman lines are now fully available through the new agency arrangement.
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Saturney
E & J. Motor Supplies
Charles Freshman Co., Inc
New York
Fine of Tae
Suspicious Character Charged After Weekend Arrest
A charge of suspicion was lodged against Willem Whippo of Warner in SE extension when he was arrested Saturday evening by police.
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Euepicion
Fant Willem Whippo
Warner In
SE. Extension
Merger Rumors Stir in Canton as Steel Firms Face Tie Ups
Conflicting reports swirl about a proposed merger involving the Leveer steel and rolling mills in Pennsylvania Ohio and beyond. Local merchants note business boosts during a city campaign and warn of out of town competition while Cleveland and Pittsburgh talks intensify.
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Pimencmei Tarcies
Deaman
Leveer Steel
Ralling Mile mm Chin
Peneivenia
Tilimnis
West Trrmia
Aligené Steel Corporation
Merrning
Cleveland
Citrict
Wnectien
Iesue
Jené Pinga
Clevelan
Ohio
Piteburgh
Chicago
Southern Steel
Cnmbine
Eureka Sweeper Delivers Big Output
The Eureka device shows notable success under manager Willem German and operator Bacardes, with substantial throughput and measurable gains in the quarter. Details on figures are incomplete but indicate strong performance and leadership impact at Buenke Swearer operations.
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Willem German
Carinr
Eureka
Hulifing
Donel
Ice Agri
Republican Candidate Withdraws From Primary Race
A Republican candidate, Curtis Colter, withdraws from the primary race citing lack of fitness for re nomination. The petition lists his role as manager at The Creditor's Totense Bureau and notes discussions of the nomination for the next term.
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C. L. Colter
Curtis
Caer
Curt Colter
Prontinentis
Pelitine
Cellier Anid
Netivie
Rovers of Piectinne
Mr Nemwe
Saacon
C Curtis
C. L. Colizer
Trip to Camp Knox Planned for Wednesday Students
Students of the Citizen Military Training Camp will depart Canton Westchester by special train Wednesday morning over the Pennsylvania for Camp Knox Kentucky. The trip includes routes via Lehigh Valley Nashville and Central rails with return by a similar special. Col C M Peters directed the training and outlined arrival procedures and expected timing.
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Canton Westnester
Pennerlvania
Camp Knox
Leuierilie
Nashville
IU Centra
C M. Peters
Enox
Marriage as Women's Aim, Says Chicago Leader
June 27 Chicago reports President Jens Great Chi time of Le Salle Extension University says most women in business work to marry rather than rise professionally. He claims millions of working women in the United States rarely seek advancement and only about one in forty-five pursue business administration to reach executive roles.
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Chicago
Biong
Jens Great Chi
le Salle Extension University
United States
Strairn
Emnis
Volcano Pact Ends In Tragic Suicide Pact
In Kaerutezawa a couple cast themselves into a volcano pit, leaving letters that detailed a suicide pact. Searchers found the bodies later, with scant clues beyond their final note.
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Teveke Tauchire
Weitresnesty
Toker Cafe
Women Advised To Quit Rowing In Prague Meeting
Mrs. Elint Lamm founder and vice president of the Britain Womens Amateur Athletic Association urged reducing rowing for women at a recent instructional symposium during the Girmgilc OComrresis in Prague. She called for net ball tennis lacrosse swimming and creling to be the main events for women noting all games should be modified under expert guidance and medical advice.
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Prague
Wren
Elint Lamm
Bernstein to Take 30 Year Lease for Policy Theater Plan
A long term lease tied to a new theater project is announced with plans for a modern facility on Market ex, including a 0 floor stage and significant construction. Architects from Chicago and New York are named as part of the effort, with project funding and a February opening targeted, pending policy decisions and city action.
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Lereum Theater
Perth
S&s
Marteer
Enidé
Hanilies
Anco Adler
John Alien
Mer Wien
Perneratn
Sohn Piers
Eremor
Eng Eherson
Chirag
Amrone
Boone
Thaster
Camren
Pebruarsony
Levearm Theater
Bernscetry
Anniversary of CL U Observed at Centon Org
The centennial observance of CL U featured a program with talas and music, honoring founding members and officers. Attendees included many named officials and attendees, with remarks on history and future plans.
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CL. U
Arrest Record From Quiet Town Hides No Details
A short paragraph from an old newspaper notes a deputy named Shears Dwetrink handling a case described as an arrest or investigation. The fragment mentions a time in the afternoon and refers to a town setting with limited specifics.
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Legion Fund
Force F. S. Melbourne
Canton Committee
Litmanberg
O'Dea
Seturfer Chet
Order of Grand Scratch
London
Steves
Conk
Evengeline
Mise Andrews
Paul Froum
Carman Daily News Met
Hoing
Canton Negro
Josephine Popolish
Radio Line
Ima Booster
John Arntz
Ima
John Arniz
Spring Ave
Arnie
Zollinger
Worfs
Nise Ime
Pern
Nie Johnson
Arrizr
Cantom
Eng
Teres
Valentine Theater
Treie
Notifies Board
Thefie
Toafie
Che
Talrempaien
Onother Krimrunreé
Knox
Bernstein
Marte Avn
Versace
Pem
Belliesen
Ralleasa
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