Supreme Court rules parts of food control act unconstitutional
The Supreme Court voids sections of the Lever food control act used by the Department of Justice to prosecute profiteering in necessities. It overturns lower court decrees and sets aside a conviction of the I Cohen Grocery of St Louis for charging 10.70 dollars for fifty pounds of sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justce
Supreme Court
White
I. Cohen Grocery
St. Lou
Worth Sentenced After Testifying In Robbery Case
Andrew Worth was sentenced to one month in the workhouse plus a $100 fine and costs for assault and battery after admitting he assisted a friend during a robbery. In court Julius Frankel and Michael Clancy, both held in the workhouse, were brought as witnesses by Supt. John Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Worth
Michael Clancy
Worth
Clancy
Krrchbaum
Julius Frankel
John Boyer
Germany’s counter indemnity proposals rejected at Paris conference
At the indemnity conference in London, Germany offered 50 billion gold marks in reparations, claiming 20 billion already paid. Allied leaders, led by Lloyd George, rejected the terms as unsatisfactory and pressed for a definite total, urging quicker action as Paris talks opened amid tense preparations for a potential Rhinefront confrontation.
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London
Germany
Walter Simons
Simons
Clermans
Berlin
Lloyd George
St. James Palace
Lancaster House
Wolff Bureau
France
Rhine
Likely Halt of Canton Coal Investigations
Investigations into Canton coal dealer policies may be halted by the U.S. Supreme Court’s anticipated invalidation of anti profiteering clauses in the Lever Act. Assistant U S District Attorney Joseph C Breitenstein gathered data last week for a federal grand jury. District Attorney Ed Wertz said the probes may be called off following the court's ruling.
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Canton Coal Dealer
Ikely
U.S. Supreme Court
U S
Joseph C.breitenstein
Canton Coal En
Fecial Grand Jury
la Dispatch
Eveland
Ed. Wertz
Supreme Purt
Supreme Court strikes down anti extortion sections of Lever Act
The court holds the Lever and fuel control act unconstitutional wiping out the government’s main tool to curb extortion prices. Officials of the coal miners union indicted under the provisions now invalidated. Senator Kenyon says fines may be retried and legislative fixes possible, though the act was never meant as a permanent measure. Cloudy weather with light rain possible in northern areas.
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Ashingon
Supreme Court
Nion
Congress
William Kenyon
Fed
Coal Miners’ Union
Kensaid
Islang
Canton Hosts Largest Nazir Grotto Initiation in City History
More than 500 candidates initiated into Nazir Grotto M O V P E R at Canton Auditorium with about 1 000 visiting Grotto members from Cleveland Akron Uhrichsville and nearby towns in attendance The Akron Grotto provided stage sets and a 30 member cast led by Henry J Zimmerman as monarch Yusef Khan The program featured a silk flag presentation and an indoor circus entertainment by the candidates with Akron Grotto orchestra and song leaders and a 100 member Emir Grotto contingent from Uhrichsville travel by car and train nurses parade
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Canton
Nazir Grotto
City
Cleveland
Akron
Uhrichsville
Henry J. Zimmerman
Yusef Khan
Akron Grotto
Masonic Temple
Monarch Stolberg
Fred Walther
Supreme Council of Cleveland
Ernie Wilson
87 year old joins Canton lodge initiation in four day celebration
Joseph Weaver aged 87, longtime Canton resident and recent Atlanta visitor, was the oldest candidate in Monday night's Nazir Grotto initiation at the city Auditorium. He wore his fez and took part in ceremonies with friends from half a century as Canton lodge No. 60, F. and A. M., honored him as guest during a four day anniversary event opening tonight.
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Joseph Weaver
Atlanta
Nazir Grotto
Weaver
Canton
Canton Lodge No. 60
May Ceremonial Planned by Grottoes with Vaudeville
Al Serat Grotto of Cleveland and Am ron Grotto of Zanesville sent representatives. Preparations begin for the next ceremonial likely in May with venue to be announced. Monarch Charles Stolberg presided as master of ceremonies with Herman F. Devol as secretary, credited for Monday night’s success. The program closed with a vaudeville show imported for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Serat Grotto
Cleveland
Amron
Mayor Urges Park Plan to Ease Canton Unemployment
Canton Mayor Herman R. Witter urged the city council to revive the park construction program to create jobs for hundreds of families facing distress. He pressed reconsideration of issuing $125,000 in bonds and proposed certificates of indebtedness to fund park work while awaiting broader street and other improvements.
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Herman R. Witter
Cantona
Park Committee of Council
Odnance
Charles FE. Ball
Park Committee
Council
Canton
Burglars Steal Wardrobe From Walter Mast Home
Burglars gained entry to Walter Mast at 2517 Cleveland Ave NW and ransacked the residence. They took wearing apparel and jewelry valued at 150 dollars, including two traveling bags, pearl beads, dresses, men’s suits, a Cameo pin, a Masonic pin, seven shirts, and ten collars.
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Walter Mast
Cleveland
New Canton Chamber of Commerce Chief Arrives
H. W. Luethi assumed leadership of the Canton Chamber of Commerce arriving from Ashtabula and began work as head. He planned to confer with directors for the annual officer election and will tour the city to learn about its varied industries. The acting secretary Miss Keller was praised for bringing the office up to speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Luethi
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Ashtabula
Luethi
Miss Keller
Gluck and Zimbalist Joint Recital at City Auditorium
Gluck and Zimbalist present a joint recital at City Auditorium on March 2. Tickets go on sale at the Y M C A with admission priced at 1 1 2 dollars and 2 dollars for advance.
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Gluck and Zimbalist
Recital City Auditorium
Web
Wed
Instruments for disposal as move to new building
The Klein and Heffel Mann Co located at 416 Market Ave North advises all owners to dispose of used instruments in cash or terms as they prepare to move to a new building in a few days.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Ladies Easter French gloves at Arthurs Leather Shop
Arthur's Leather Shop in Ohio offers new Easter gloves in many styles lengths and colors with prices from 2.50 to 4.85 and up. Located at 204 Market Ave N.Adv.
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Arthur’s
Ohio
Fraternal Order of Eagles Meeting Notices
Fraternal Order of Eagles announces a regular meeting Thursday evening and a special meeting with initiation Saturday evening March 5 at 7 o clock.
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Order of Eagles
Decision 10 To Be Announced Later By Commission
The civil service commission plans to delay its ruling on city patrolman Jack Smith charged with incompetency and neglect of duty. Detectives Weldman and Hamlin, appealing their dismissals over an alcohol related crash, face hearings next Thursday, likely together. Dr. John A. Kappelman, health commissioner, also awaits a hearing amid growing interest in health department matters.
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Civil Service Commission
Jack Smith
Commission
Braucher
E. A. MccCuskey
A. T. Weldman
Otto Hamlin
Council Police Committee
John A. Kappelman
Board of Health
Kappelman
Health Department
Ida Ralmal
City Health Department
Margaretta McAbre
Civil Service
Petrograd Rebellion Reports Spark Soviet Alarm
From Helsingfors on March 3 guarded words describe serious difficulties in Russia as soviet newspapers report insurrections in Petrograd. They mention fighting in Petrograd Vasilevsky Ostrov with artillery machine guns and armored cars and heavy casualties. Moscow officials say the capital remains quiet.
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Helsingfors
Russia
Petrograd
Vasilevsky
Ostrov
Moscow
Shoe heels rise as prices fall in Ohio Valley draft
Delegates at the Ohio Valley Retail Shoe Dealers Association convention in Cincinnati today hailed the coming summer’s junior French Louis heel, one and three fourth inches high, slender and shaped in gray and brown tones. President Thomas H. Siebert of Columbus stated that shoe prices are definitely down.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Hetail Shoe Dealers Association
Thomas H. Siebert
Columbus
Beautiful Player Piano Ad at Klein Heffelman Co
A mellow tone piano advertisement with a sale offering and flexible terms. The Klein Heffelman Co at 416 Market av N promotes a piano for 490 dollars and notes tickets available at the Y M C A ahead of an event at City Auditorium on March 2.
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Klein @ Heffelman Co
Youth Mass Meeting Ad by Dr Waxman at Tiferas Zion
Notice announces a mass meeting addressed by Dr M Waxman P H D on Wednesday March 2 at 7:30 PM at the Tiferas Zion Congregation Cherry Ave NE. Theme The Duty of the Youth to His Nation. Everyone invited. Ady.
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M. Waxman
Tiferas Zion Congregation
Cherry-av NE
Ady
Lord Mayor O Calligan speaks on Ireland freedom at Auditorium
Lord Mayor O Calligan of Cork addresses Ireland's struggle for freedom at the Auditorium this evening at 8 o'clock. Admission is free.
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O’calligan
Cork
Ireland
Mayor O'Calligan
Adv
Canton Youth Gets Naval Appointment
Congressman Roscoe C. McCulloch on Tuesday named Edward ens of 1916 Sixth street SW as principal choice to replace H A White who resigned from the U S Naval Academy. Edgar C Barth 1382 Wellsay SW named first alternate with George Wents Hinkle 124 Sixth street SW second alternate and John Petch 1119 Fifth street NE third alternate.
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Roscoe C. McCulloch
Edward
Sixth-st
H. A. White
Millersburg
U. S. Naval Academy
Edgar C. Barth
Wellsay SW
George Wents Hinkle
John Petch
Fifth-st
Lord Mayor of Cork Delivers Pro-Freedom Speech in Akron
Donal O Callaghan the Lord Mayor of Cork told Cantonians in Akron that the Irish prefer death to submission to British rule and will keep fighting for freedom as in 700 years of struggle. He will continue touring to galvanize support.
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Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Akron
Graduate Nurses Condemn Board In Health Fight
Canton graduate nurses condemn the health board amid mass resignations by city public health nurses who served under Dr. John A. Kappelman. Mayor Witter says vacancies are being filled and the department will operate with four field nurses. disciplinary changes follow the board’s dismissal of the former health commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Graduate Nurses’ Association
Board of Health
John A. Kappelman
Mary Misere
Herman
Witter
Ralmal
Ruth Young
Hylda McDowell
Marvy
Bernard
Herman N. Witter
Health Board
Miss Young
William K. Murray
John A. Khiel
Sixth-st NW
Mr. O. Peterson
Lord Mayor O Callaghan of Cork Visits City
Lord Mayor of Cork O Callaghan arrives from Akron at 6 30 Tuesday afternoon and is entertained at the Canton club. After dinner he speaks at the Auditorium on the fight of Ireland for Freedom with introduction by Rev Albert Day. Grand Army band provides music.
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O'Callaghan
Cork
Akron
Canton Club
Albert E. Day
First Methodist Church
Grand Army Band
Lord Mayor of Cork at Canton mass meeting on Irish relief
The lord mayor of Cork is due to speak at a Canton Ohio mass meeting hosted by the Canton branch of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. He denounces British rule, cites Cork’s burning, 90 Irish towns raided, and the Black and Tans abuses, noting over 20 million dollars in property losses.
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City Auditorium
Akron
Canton Club
Joseph Blake
Canton
American Association For the Recognition
O'Callaghan
Terence McSwiney
Cork
London
Ireland
Belgium
Louvain
Patrick Street
Carnegie Library
Piano removal sale price cuts at Klein and Heffelman Co
Removal sale prices now on all pianos and player pianos as the Klein and Heffelman Co prepares to move to a new building. Located at 416 Market Ave North East.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Marketav N.adv
Mathews At 421 Market Offers Updated Fabrics And Suits
D PF Mathews returns from the east with up-to-date models and the newest fabrics. The shop presents suits capes and wraps and hints at tailor made dresses for customers.
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Advy
New Player Piano Debuts at Kenny's on Fourth Floor
Kenny's store introduces a new player piano priced at 625 dollars located on the fourth floor in the AAV building. The compact instrument targets shoppers seeking affordable music gear and showcases the latest domestic model.
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Kenny's
A. J. Burns Heads New Stark Traffic Club
A. J. Burns, traffic manager for the Bonnet Co. in Canton, elected president of the Stark co Traffic Club at a Monday meeting that formed a permanent organization. With 200 members, the club aims to foster closer ties between industrial traffic men and railroad officials and to address traffic and railroad issues.
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A. J. Burns
NEW Traffic Club
The
Bonnet Co
Canton
Stark Co
C. A. McCowan
Alliance
M. L. Underwood
Massillon
B. Ty. Brancher
North Canton
A. O. Ellis
J. N. Mertes
T. J. Ray
D. J. Morris
W. A. Bell
Trafffc
Hitchcock Attacks Patronage System
Senator Hitchcock Nebraska assailed the patronage system for appointing postmasters in the Senate. He defended Wilson era reforms of 1917, noting post office jobs were filled regardless of party. He suggested Harding could revoke Wilson’s civil service executive order governing presidential class offices.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Harding
Revival services at Free Methodist Church promote admission free
The notice advertises nightly revival services this week at the Free Methodist Church in Na varrerd SW with free admission. It also promotes a piano sale from The Klein & Heffelman Co. at 416 Market av N.Ady offering removal sale prices on all baby grands.
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Free Methodist Church
Navarrerd SW
Klein & Heffelman Co
N.ady
Canton Sheet Steel Co Employees Insurance During Layoff
Canton Sheet Steel Co employees group with The Hydraulic Mutual Benefit Association arranging with the Insurance Co to keep all policies in full force during any lay-off period. Call the paymaster for full information.
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Canton Sheet Steel Co
Hydraulic Mutual Benefit Ass
The
Insurance Co
Novelty Dance at Eagle Hall Tuesday Evening
A brief notice for a novelty dance at Eagle Hall scheduled for Tuesday evening with March 1 indicated.
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Eagle Hall
No More Bodies Are Recovered In Porter Wreck
At Porter Indiana near Chesterton the Canadian bound New York Central engine crash left forty one dead. Nuns prayed at a local church while crowds gathered to view the wreck and identify the missing. Officials fear no further bodies will be found in the debris.
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Chesterton
Ind
Porter
New York Central
Sub Committee to Rule on Landis Case
Washington March 1 a house judiciary sub committee will decide whether Judge K M Landis of Chicago can continue as baseball arbiter while serving on the bench. Chairman Volstead announced the plan for impeachment considerations and the sub committee will conduct the inquiry.
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Washington
K. M. Landis
Chicago
House Judiciary Committee
Volstead
Assembly Meets Columbus State Legislature Plans
The lower house convened in Columbus to introduce the state re organization bill and adjourn until March 7. The senate did not meet.
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Columbus
Senate
Yeomen Club Meeting Planned at K of P Hall
Yeomen club will meet Thursday March 3 at the K of P hall. Entertainment and eats promised. Votaries should attend. Secretary Ady notes this gathering as a social event with light refreshments.
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Yeomen Club
K. of P Hall
Ady
Removal Sale Player Pianos Reduced for Quick Sell
All player pianos have been reduced in price to move quickly. We will begin moving in a few days. Av N.Adv.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Marketav N.adv
Canton Lodge K of P to Confer Page Rank Web Event
The Canton Lodge K of P will confer the Page rank Web event on March 2. Visiting brothers are welcome with A. W. Dauberman serving as C. C. Adv.
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Canton Lodge K. of P
A. W. Dauberman
C. C
Looking For a Good Piano See This One for $100
A piano advertised for sale at Kenny's fourth floor priced at 100 dollars appears in the classified ad. The note highlights affordability and location.
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Kenny
Two Steel Plants Operating Again
Elyria Iron & Steel Co reopened in Felyria with 100 of 450 employees back. In Warren the New ton Steel Co resumed with 600 men as eight of ten mills opened and the remaining four to start soon.
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Felyria
Elyria Iron & Steel Co
Warren
Newton Steel Co
Nations reply on mandate note handed to ambassador
Paris March 1 The League of Nations handed Ambassador Hugh C Wallace the reply to the American mandate note. Brazilian delegate Gaston Da Cunha called the note most friendly in its terms and said it offered America a chance to present protests against the Yap and Mesopotamian mandates to the League Council.
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Paris
League of Nations
Hugh C. Wallace
Gaston da Cunha
America
League Council
Council Meeting Evening March Two For state and national officers
All members of O W Holmes council Junior O U A M are asked to attend a Wednesday evening meeting to welcome state and national officers. Lunch will be served. H R Betts councilor adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Holmes Council
H. R. Betts
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Smith
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O’callagan
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