Service Board Delays Decision in Two Detective Dismissals
The Civil Service Commission held hearings Friday on the dismissal of Detectives T. Weidman and Otto Hamose over alleged incompetency and drunkenness on duty linked to December 17 automobile crash. Witnesses testified to conflicting statements about the officers drinking and bearing responsibility for the incident.
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Civil] Service Commission
Detect T. Weidman
Otto Hamose
Brau
Comaat
Weid
Hamlin
Edward J. Grove
Headquar
Divorced Over Cooking Allegations In Automotive Crash
Defendants Jaman and Hamlin testified on Friday that they had not been drinking and had no liquor in their possession when the crash occurred. An officer disputed this, citing signs of intoxication and field tests. Other witnesses corroborated the officer’s view, including a motorman and a detective in the case.
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Jaman
Hamlin
Friday Oon
Grove
Josiah Dereyho
Des
Stark
Ey William B. Quinn
John Ber
Harrisburg-rd
Berplace
Berhis
Fire Devastates Sawyerwood Village Causing $75000 Loss
An explosion in the Carl Wieland garage sparked a blaze that destroyed the Wieland store two garages the village dance hall and at least a dozen homes near Springfield lake. Akron firefighters faced muddy roads as residents aided with buckets and village extinguishers. Many residents sought shelter and exposure injuries were reported.
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Carl Wieland
Sawyerwood
Springfield Lake
Wieland
Akron Fire Department
Akron
Springfield Center
Moose See Take Oath
In Washington D C March 5 J J Davis took the oath as minister of labor at 11 o clock The oath was administered by Samuel Gomp chief clerk of the department of labor The ceremony was led by Senator Knox of Pennsylvania Mayor Babcock of Pittsburgh and a delegation from Moose Philadelphia and Canton Ohio At the same time E J Henning of leg o a lawyer was sworn in as assistant secretary of labor.
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Shington
D. C
J. J. Davis
Samuel Gomp
Labor
Knox
Pennia
Babcock
Pitts
Moose
Woman Found Guilty in Slaying of Husband
Veland March 6 Mrs Netchynski 22 was found guilty of murder for the killing of her husband Jack Rachynpt 15.
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Veland
Netchynski
Jack Rachynpt
Notice of Tig n Council No 41 Sular meeting
The Tig n Council No 41 will hold a Saturday meeting on March 6. Officers will be elected and an important business session will be conducted. Members urged to attend. H M Green Cm Ady.
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H. M. Green
Defiance Citizens Seek Postponement on Emery Canal Bill
More than 600 Defiance residents and most local business leaders urge the Ohio senate to delay action on the Emery Canal abandonment bill until federal engineers determine a route for a proposed barge canal through Ohio. The bill, sponsored by B. J. Emery, calls for abandoning the Miami and Erie canal from Middletown to Defiance as part of the barge canal plans.
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Defiance
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Emery
B. J. Emery
Defiance-co
Middletown
Canton Morris Plan Bank Ad Promotes 5 Percent Deposits
An advertisement from The Canton Morris Plan Bank urges readers to become depositors, promising a five percent return. The message emphasizes safe, reliable savings and invites potential customers to open accounts with the bank.
Basketball game and bazar at YWCA by Business Girls Club
A basketball game and bazar by the Business Girls Club of the YWCA are set for Saturday evening at the Auditorium. Proceeds support club activities and community programs.
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Business Girls Club
Adv
Germans pursue secret talks to avert abrupt peace talks end
London dispatch reports secret diplomacy between Entente and German representatives as Lloyd George seeks to avert a halt to negotiations. Berlin may offer new proposals Monday to form a basis for further talks while reaffirming no return to old terms. Paris chamber votes to call 1921 class to color amid reparations crisis.
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Sigmund Bergmann
Lloyd George
Berlin
von Simons
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Destroyers Ordered To Protect Americans In Panama Crisis
American destroyers were sent to Almirante and the Gulf of Dulce to guard U.S. interests after Costa Rican forces invaded Panama. About a thousand armed Costa Ricans crossed the Sixaolo river yesterday, seized United Fruit villages Almirante and Gualito, and reportedly moved toward Bocas. Two workers were killed at Almirante as Panamanian police retreated.
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Panama
Almirante
Gulf of Dulce
Sixalo River
United Fruit
Gualito
Bocas
Bank offers $250 reward for return of stolen securities
The First National Bank of Dalton Ohio offers $250 cash to any person returning the non negotiable securities stolen from the bank on March 2 1921 without question. It will also pay $250 for information leading to the return of the securities. Signed by T C Hansicker Cashier. Advy
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First National Bank OF
Dalton
Ohio
T. C. Hansicker
Advy
Six escape from Mingoco jail amid Matewan case hearings
Six prisoners escaped Mingoco jail by cutting a wall hole. Defendants in the Matewan murder trial were not involved in the break. Defense witnesses described evictions by Baldwin-Felts detectives last May and a threat alleging protection of Sid Hatfield and local officials.
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Baldwin- Felts
Elizabeth Burgraff
Albert Burgraff
Albert Felts
Sid Hatfield
Mayor Testerman
Sheriff Blankenship
Felts
Chorus Girl Leaps To Death From Hotel
Bonnie Woodward a 26 year old chorus girl died after jumping from the fifth floor of the Somerset hotel in New York. Despondency cited by friends. Police hold a man identifying as John F Berlin hotel owner as a witness. They registered under assumed names. Berlin says she jumped before he could reach her.
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New York
Bonnie Woodward
Somerset
Pittsburgh
Ironton
John F. Berlin
Crystal Hotel
Johnstown
Berlin
Miss Woodward
Real estate ads seek buyers and sellers in Sunday classifieds
The DAILY NEWS teases a spring real estate season with listings in the Sunday classifieds. Readers are invited to place ads up to 9 o'clock tonight by calling 3500 and asking for Classified.
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Daily News
Pre-Easter Evangelistic Services at First Evangelical Church
Rev E W Bailey preaches every evening next week at the First Evangelical church Cor Third and Herbrucket NE. Special music directed by Mr C Claire Davis. Everybody invited.
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First Evangelical Church
Cor. Third and
Herbrucket
E. W. Bailey
C. Claire Davis
Arthur's Leather Shop Easter Glove Sale Ad
Special sale on new ladies' French gloves for Easter. Regular $4.50 gloves now $2.00 with no seconds. All colors available at Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Market Ave N.
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Arthur's
Marketav N
Easter gloves arrive in styles at Arthur's Leather Shop
Ladies can choose new French gloves for Easter in many lengths colors and sizes at Arthur's Leather Shop Ohio. Prices start at 2.50 3.50 and 4.85 and up at 204 Market av N Adv.
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Arthur’s Leather Shop
Ohio
Interest Rate Announcement at The Canton Morris Plan Bank
The bank advertises a 5 percent per annum interest rate payable every six months. It highlights the plan as a savings option offered by The Canton Morris Plan Bank to attract depositors.
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Canton Morris Plan Bank
Learn Oxy Acetylene Welding at YMCA School
Trade training offers a paying opportunity. New day class starts Monday. Graduates report good earnings. Learn welding in three and a half weeks at the YMCA school.
Mandamus suit seeks removal of Cincinnati mayor Galvin
George S. Hawke files in Ohio Supreme Court asking Governor Davis to notify Mayor Galvin of charges and set a hearing under the Miller enforcement act. Hawke alleges neglect to enforce prohibition laws in Cincinnati after enforcement began, with drunkenness rising and action requested since January.
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Columbus, CO
Davis
Galvin
Cincinnati
State Supreme Court
George S. Hawke
Calvin
Hawke
Ohio
Supreme Court
Aunt Dolly Spencer Poised To Be Milford Mayor
A voters canvass in Milford Ohio shows Aunt Dolly Spencer the town’s most popular woman will win unanimously with no opposition. Known as Milford’s police chief for years she earns praise for fairness kindness and the Golden Rule. Her leadership supposedly reduces jail use during her term. In Cincinnati March 5 Mayor Galvin dismisses Columbus suit seeking his removal calling it silly and ridiculous claiming prohibition laws are well enforced locally.
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Milford
Ohio
Dolly’ Spencer
Dolly
Milfor
Cincinnati
Columbus
Galvin
PLAN BUREAU SEEKS EMPLOYMENT FOR LEGION MEN
An employment bureau for local American Legion members will be organized to find work for distressed ex service men. Officials said they will target men with dependent families who have been unemployed over four months. Maurice Biddle can be contacted for leads at 820 Walnut av NE. The post also plans a Legion band with eighteen instruments and will hold meetings twice monthly. The next meeting is March 18.
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The
American Legion
Legion
Maurice Biddle
Walnutav NE
Bell
Main
F.L. Salsgiver
Salsm«etver
Farm Agent Will Continue Work At Farm Bureau Office
A G Smith county farm agent announced at the Farm Bureau executive meeting that he will stay in the office part time while managing his new farm until a successor is named. An Ohio State University graduate applicant for the job was to meet with the committee but could not attend. Further talks were expected at a special meeting called by President Car Bair.
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A. G. Smith
Farm Bureau
Ohio State University
Car Bair
Harding to Send Fletcher Nomination to Senate
Washington March 6 President Harding will nominate Henry P Fletcher of Pennsylvania for under secretary of state and send the nomination to the senate at the earliest moment after the Senate reconvenes Monday at 11 40.
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Washington
Harding
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Senate
Graham pleads guilty to burglary and larceny
Carl Graham admitted burglary and larceny in common pleas court before Judge Krrchbaum on a Friday afternoon arraignment. He received a sentence from one to 15 years in the penitentiary. Graham was linked to the Alfred Harford home robbery in North Lawrence several months earlier.
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Carl Graham
Krrchbaum
Common Pleas
Graham
Alfred Harford
North Lawrence
Heaven and Salvation Themed Sermon at Cobblestone Church
Evangelist Lind announces Sunday night sermon at Cobblestone church corner of Sixth street and Smith avenue Southeast on March 6. The event invites inquiry into Heaven and eternal life and whether familiar faces will be known there.
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Evangelist Lindsay
Cobblestone Church
Cor
Sixth-st
Barberton at K C Admirals Basketball Tonight
Barbert on faces K C Admirals in a 6 PM game at K C Gym on 6th Street NW. Admission is 50 cents in advance.
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K. C
Barberton
Norcia Restaurant Ad Promotes Supper Special
Norcia Restaurant at 219 2nd Street Northeast offers cream chicken and hot biscuits for supper at 30 cents. Adv.
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Norcia
Basketball game and business Girls' bazaar at auditorium
Saturday evening features a basketball game and a girls' bazaar at the auditorium with proceeds aiding local activities. Organizers urge attendance to support community programs and enjoy a night of sports and shopping.
Beneficial Union District 44 Meets Sunday
The Beneficial Union District 44 will hold its regular meeting Sunday March 6 at 1 o clock. Members are urged to attend because the Bezirks convention begins at 3 o clock.
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Beneficial Union District 44
Bezirks
Adv
Yeggs Break In At Ellett Post Office
Akron reports a break in at the Ellett post office early this morning. Registered mail and 6500 dollars in stamps and money were stolen. value of the registered mail not yet estimated.
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Yeggs
Akron
Ellett
Here
Ten Cent Bread Loaf Returns in Cleveland
Cleveland reports the ten cent loaf of bread back for the first time since World War I. Chain stores cut the price on the pound and a half loaf today while other shops continue at 12 to 13 cents.
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Cleveland
School Superintendent Killed by Train Near East Liverpool
C D Gilbert 36 superintendent of public schools at New Waterford was struck and killed by a passenger train on the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad this morning near East Liverpool.
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East Liverpool
C. D. Gilbert
New Waterford
Here
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
Arrestee Ordered Out of City After Police Court Arraignment
Joe Patterson was arrested Friday on a charge of suspicion and ordered Saturday, at police court arraignment, to leave the city. Patrolman J. Wogley nabbed him at Sixth street and Cherry avenue SE with a sack, keys and multiple family addresses, but he failed to give a satisfactory account of himself.
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Joe Patterson
J. Wogley
Sixth-st
Cherry-av SE
Former Senator Henderson Shot In Washington Office
Former Senator Henderson of Nevada was shot in the wrist by a man named Grock in the senate office building in Washington. The assailant, reportedly unbalanced, said he sought a settlement over a long dispute from Henderson and was disarmed by Henderson and staff with Senator Fernald’s help. Henderson, moving to return to Nevada, was treated and taken for further examination after the incident.
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Henderson
Crank
Capital
Grock
Washington
Nevada
Senate
Senderson
Senator Fernald
Maine
Brock
Senator Henderson
Hlendersen
Ball
Delaware
New Jersey Avenue
Henning Chosen as Davis' Assistant Secretary
Washington March 5 Edward J. Henning of San Diego California was named assistant secretary of labor in a move that marks the first official act of Secretary of Labor Davis Henning succeeds in the role and assumes duties immediately in the federal labor department
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Washington
Edward J. Henning
San Diego
Cal
Labor
Davis
Here Are The Meanest Men In Canton
Charles Mayfield and Charles Conners were arrested Friday by Detectives Pilcher and Biffle and sentenced to 20 days in the workhouse after arraignment Saturday before Police Judge Bowman. Police say they posed as heads of families in need to obtain food and clothing from the Associated Charities, with sacks of flour, meats, and other eatables found at their room. Both men are single.
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Charles Mayfield
Charles Conners
Pilcher
Biffle
Bowman
Associated Charities
Masked Bandits Rob Mail Truck Near Kansas City
Four masked bandits raided a mail truck on the Sugar Creek outskirts, tied up personnel, and stole two mail sacks. Officials have not yet estimated the loot value.
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Kansas City
Sugar Creek
Mitzen Found Guilty of Prohibition Violation
Mitzen was found guilty of violating the federal prohibition act 8. C. and fined 1000 dollars plus costs by Police Judge Bowman on Saturday. It marked his second offense as police visited his place late Friday.
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8. C. Mitzen
Bowman
Canton Actual Ady Announces Next Week Classes
Ady notes training for business and Civil Service positions at the Canton Actu al. Classes form next week.
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Canton
Ady
First Christian Church Services with Duet Readings
The First Christian church presents morning worship at 10:30 a.m. featuring With a nation on its knees and an evening program at 7:30 p.m. titled An evening with the doubters.
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First Christian Church
Gdv
Advy
Mellon Tackling Disposition of Europe’s Big Debt
Washington March 6 Europe owes the United States about ten billion dollars, a top urgent issue for the new administration. Andrew W Mellon, as secretary of the treasury, studies the debt and meets with David Houston and other officials to review foreign loans and funding terms. French and Italian governments indicate readiness to begin conferences soon. plans for negotiations may shift under Harding policy. Houston remains available to assist Mellon in loan matters as he delays departure from Washington.
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Washington
Europe
United States
the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
David Houston
Harding
Houston
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mind Reader Helps Police Locate Stolen Auto
Deputies from Jackson County followed a mind reader's tip to locate a stolen automobile. They traced the clue to Huntington where the machine and alleged thief were found stuck in mud several miles beyond the city.
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Portsmouth
Jackson Co
Huntington
Dance Dance Dance at the Dokeys Novelty Dance
Dance event announced for Johnston's Hall on Saturday evening March 6 featuring novelty entertainment and dancing. Public invited to join the social event.
Ady Cigar Store Ad Sells Penn Clgatri items
An advertised listing for Wm. Penn Clgatri se and Mirkin Cigar Store at 335 Second Street NW showcases items for sale. The short notice highlights the shop locations and offerings in a compact trade card style.
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Wm. Penn Clgatrise
Mirkin Cigar Store
Second
St NW
Ady
Sermons for the Times at First Christian Church
A church notices a 10:30 a.m. sermon at First Christian Church on Sundays. The message addresses doubters and invites reflection and faith within the community.
Dokey Novelty Dance at Johnston Hall
Saturday night March 4 promises a roaring good time at Johnston Hall with Adyv promoting the Dokey novelty dance event for local revelers.
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Johnston's Hall
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