Sixty third congress ends after historic session
The sixty third congress adjourned amid high praise for record appropriations and landmark laws. It enacted tariff and income tax measures, currency reform, Sherman antitrust amendment, creation of the Federal Trade Commission, Alaska railroad ownership, emergency war revenue tax, and coast guard consolidation. Major bills dead this session may be revived in the next congress.
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House
Congress
Wilson
Sixty Third Congress
Federal Reserve System
Federal Trade Commission
Alaska
Life Saving Service
Revenue Cutter Service
Coast Guard
Naval
Armed farmer holds his fort in county eviction stand
Percy Allen, a farmhand hired by Emerson, defended a county eviction scene Wednesday by barring intruders with a pistol until a constable arrived. He retreated to jail, then posted bond, after Emerson faced eviction and a moving van attempted to unload a new tenant’s furniture.
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Percy Allen
Allen
Emerson
Weather forecast notes unsettled night with possible snow
Un settled tonight and Friday, probably snow with a touch of warmer tones tonight. Temperatures show slight changes and the forecast references yesterday’s high and today’s afternoon reading.
Thee Ladies Hat Shoppe Announces Millinery Line
Wear Getzendamner hats at Thee Ladies Hat Shoppe on Market Avenue North. Advertised as meeting good taste in dress with smart exclusive millinery at reasonable prices. Also promoting a second location at 515 Market Avenue North.
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Ay N
President Wilson Grants Neutrality Power in War Crisis
President Wilson signed the neutrality resolution in a ceremony with his cabinet and senators, granting him expanded authority during congress recess. He also approved routine measures and appropriation bills, except for the Indian and post office bills, and awarded gold medals to the A B C mediators.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
A. B.C
Post Office
Canton Adrcraft club fails to pick city slogan
At a Thursday luncheon in Canton Courtland hotel 128 members heard Lewellyn E. Pratt of New York discuss the Associated Advertising Club of the World. He praised newspapers for advertising to the public and outlined the club movement from a small gathering to a 12000 strong network with education vigilance and a national commission of 42 business leaders handling ethics.
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Canton Adrcraft Club
Courtland Hotel
Lewellyn E. Pratt
New York
Associated Advertising Club of the World
Canton Club
Pratt
Advertising Club
Association of National Advertisers
Postpone Hearing in Cigar Thefts Case
The hearing on charges of cigar thefts against Clark Heffner Charles Ward and John Sullivan linked to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was postponed to next Thursday by Police Judge Quinn. Defense lawyer Amerman was ill and could not attend the originally scheduled Thursday session.
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Clark Heffner
Charles Ward
John Sullivan
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Quinn
Amerman
Friday and Saturday Specials at Keyser’s Grocery
Prices on eggs bacon oranges lemons and more weekend deals listed. Royal Neighbors Day at store Saturday and notices for local events including a fish fry on March 6 and a Moose officer nomination night.
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Hershey's
Royal Neighbors
Keyser’s Grocery
Tuscaranassi W. Stark
Bell
Bomb Plot Aims at St Patrick's Cathedral In Fifth Avenue
New York detectives focus on a bomb plot to blow up St Patrick's Cathedral Fifth Avenue. George Barnett in disguise as an usher seized the device and halted the fuse while Pat Walsh and Jim Starrett arrested suspects including Charles Dagmone and Abamo the lithographer.
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New York
Detective Bureau
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fifthay
George Barnetz
Pat Walsh
Jim Starret
Charles Dagmone
Bss
Q. Baporer
Barnett
U S Hopes Britain Will Help Make Shipping Safer
Washington reports administration officials expect Britain to adjust its war zone blockade. Germany’s note pleased Washington as it accepts most U S proposals and officials foresee UK concessions to curb submarine warfare while debating flags and armed merchant ships under war rules.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Great Britain
England
Canton banks deny 20 percent discount on Canadian money
W. G. Saxton of the First National Bank and other Canton bankers rejected a report that banks would accept Canadian money only at a 20 percent discount. Saxton stated Canadian silver is accepted at face value while Dominion currency is discounted five percent.
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Canton
W. G. Saxton
First National Bank
Saxton
Dominion
County Holds $20 000 for Additional Road Work
Stark county will retain about $26 000 after current contracts and projects, while Osnaburg residents press to use funds for two miles of brick extension on the Canton Osnaburg road. County commissioners say about 104 700 dollars cover county shares and 124 600 from the levy. $20 000 remains for the county’s portion. Location for spending not yet decided.
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Canton-Osnaburgrd
Stoner
Thursay
Douglas the Tailor Keeps Store Open Late for Easter Orders
Douglas the Tailor at 308 Market av N runs late hours until 8 30 each evening to serve customers ordering spring and Easter suits. The ad invites patrons to visit for tailoring services and timely fittings.
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Douglas
Advt
Specials in Used Pianos from February Sale
Used pianos bargain list includes instruments priced at 90 145 and 160 dollars with easy terms offered by Klein and Heffelman Co Adyt.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Adyt
School Board Weighs Building Options for Crystal Park and Woodland District
The city board of education remained undecided on whether to construct a separate new building or an eight room addition to Crystal Park. Member John C Harmony opposes additions citing loss of uniformity and centralization concerns. A special meeting with architects planned soon may yield a decision, with a new building assured for the 3rd street SE district.
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Crystal Park
Woodlandav
City Board of Education
John C. Harmony
Harmon
3Rd St SE
Employ Daily News Want Ads to Do Your Selling
Classified promotion claims the Daily News offers effective want ads to reach buyers. Emphasizes broad circulation and rapid placement. Appeals to small businesses and individuals seeking quick, affordable sales results.
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Daily News
Cost Of Sugar Creek Improvement Is Not Excessive
County Surveyor Bender said the planned Sugar Creek project will cost about $100000, spread over 2500 acres, and is affordable for property owners. He noted the dredging of Little Sugar Creek for nearly four miles to prevent flooding and said Beach City objections are no longer expected as plans progress.
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Sugar Creek
Bender
Little Sugar Creek
Pringgal
Beach City
88 Note Player Music Special for Friday and Saturday
The Klein and Heffelman Co advertises an 88 note player piano music selection at 35 cents, offering a Friday and Saturday special. The notice highlights promotional pricing and a focus on consumer piano music entertainment.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Orpheum to Present Mil lion Dollar Mystery Solution
Friday and Saturday the Orpheum will show the solution of the Mil lion Dollar Mystery. A prize of $10,000 was paid. The picture of the winner will appear in the film story of the solution. Advt.
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Orpheum
Advt
Final Episode of Million Dollar Mystery at Orpheum
The final episode of the Million Dollar Mystery is scheduled to be shown at the Orpheum on Friday and Saturday of this week. Advertisement for Cohen on the Telephone 65 cents and new Columbia record No. 1516 from D W Lerch & Co.
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Orpheum
Advyt
England Lands Troops to Take Constantinople
Allied British French fleet shells at the Dardanelles with limited success as Britain lands a first force for land operations. Troop contingent includes French Moroccan, Canadian, Senegalese, Egyptian and Australian units under Gen. D Amade. Telegrams report sinking torpedo craft and heavy bombardment from both sides.
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Constantinople
Amsterdam
Dardanelles
London
Great Britain
Turkey
Europe
Morocco
Sengalese
Egypt
Suez Canal
D’amade
Cape Matapan
Jang Toree
Athens
Straits
Gulf of Saros
Gallipoli
Dardanus
Hamidieh
Chemerlik
Constantinole
Brady in court on railroad signal misplacing charge
Tom Brady of Alliance appeared in court for a railroad signal misplacement case. He did not show Thursday but arrived around 1 pm after starting for Canton in a drunken state. Judge Ake postponed the trial to Friday and ordered Brady jailed as supporters watched.
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Tom Brady
Alliance
Canton
Erin
Ake
Brady
Lynch Victims Identified in Camden Hogs Theft Case
Camden Arkansas on March 4 report says John Manse and HM Candy, white fishermen, were lynched in the woods near Camden after hog theft accusations. Sheriff Wilmee led a posse to retrieve the bodies.
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Camden
Ark
John Manse
Wilmee
Masquerade at Skating Ring and Dance Night Adverts
An advertisement column lists piano tuning by a factory expert with guaranteed satisfaction. It promotes a masquerade at the skating ring Friday evening with mask attire and an 8 to 11 dance at Whiting hall near Abt's store featuring Kame's orchestra.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Kame
Whiting Hall
Abt's
Klein and Heffelman Co Show Artistic Period Furniture
The Klein and Heffelman Co present a line of artistic period furniture designed to appeal to discerning tastes. The display targets refined customers seeking elegant, durable pieces for homes and offices.
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Klein and Heffelman Co
City approves contracts for new jail and city equipment
Workmen began remodeling the northeast corner of the city safety building for the new jail after the board of control awarded contracts. Diebold Safe and Lock Co will supply cells and steel, Robinson Fire Engine Co gets a triple combination pumping engine for No 7 station at 8970, and Monnot and Sacher win a small automobile for the engineering corps at about 4600. A ladder truck bid will be opened soon with an estimated 5500, and General Motor Truck Co of Pontiac Mich will deliver a new three and a half ton waterworks truck for 3300. No contracts were awarded yet for the city street flushers.
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George White & Sons
City Safety
Board of Control
Diebold Safe and Locke
Cleveland
Diebolds
Canton
Robinson Fire Engine Co
Monnot
Sacher
General Motor Truck Co
Pontiac
Mich
Brakeman Crushed by Cars Dies in Hospital
Steven Aldrich thirty six brakeman crushed between two freight cars in Alliance railroad yards Wednesday afternoon died Wednesday at 9 p m in city hospital. Coroner Douds viewed the body Thursday. Survived by wife and seven small children.
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Steven Aldrich
Alliance
Douds
Public Auction Set For Walnut and Market Ave Homes
The house and lot at S17 Walnut avenue NE and houses at 809 and 731 Walnut avenue NE and 804 Market avenue North will be offered for sale at Public Auction on the premises Saturday March 6 1915 at 1 30 o clock sharp. Said houses to be moved from the premises. Terms made known on day of sale. Either phone 218 for information Advt 4-5.
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Walnut Avenue
Market Avenue North
The Man From Vermont and the New York Fiddle Record
The Klein and Heffelman Co. presents Old Country Fiddler in New York. March record for Victor talking machine features The Man From Vermont as a highlighted performer with a focus on wax or disc recordings.
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Vermont
New York
Victor Talking Machine
The
Klein & Heffelman Co
Advt
March Player Rolls Now on Sale at Lerch Co
D W Lerch and Co offer 25 percent discount on all up to date music player rolls. Limited time sale includes popular selections and new releases. Shop early for best stock and prices.
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D. W. Lerch & Co
Adve
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