Vets of Foreign Wars urge cash tied insurance plan
Capt. Robert Woodsides of Pittsburgh spoke at the City Auditorium urging VFW members to accept an adjusted compensation plan with a cash feature for immediate need. He and Junior Order leader AC Ruff stressed patriotism and deportation of violators, arguing for a cash option and collateralable insurance plan as part of veterans aid.
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Robert Woodsider
Pittsburgh
Saic
Woodsides
Fioyd
Order of United American Mechanics
A C. Ruff
Order
Richwood Brotherhood Seeks Electrocution Petition
In Richwood West Virginia members of a non-denominational civic group signed 68 petitions to Governor Morgan requesting they be electrocuted by April first. The meeting also discussed Brotherhood accomplishments and a testimonial of their record. a joker swapped signer names with another appeal.
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Richwood
W. Ve
Richwood Brotherhood
Morgan
Supreme Court Reviews Rail Road Appeal In Intrastate Rates
The Ohio Supreme Court considers a joint appeal challenging a Utilities Commission order cutting intrastate freight rates on sewer pipe and other city clay products. The case centers on the railroad agent and the March 19 session in Columbus.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ohio Railroadse
State Utilities Commission
Weather Forecast for Ohio and Local Ads
The notice reports weather for Ohio including rain or snow Saturday with a southeast wind shifting to west and notes temperatures from yesterday and today. It also advertises a Sunday meal service from 11 30 am to 2 pm at Courtland Hotel and genuine cowhide Boston bags at Arthur's 204 Market Ave N in black or brown in various sizes.
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Ohio
Courtland Hotel
Arthur's
Tigers End Row and Hoberdier Keeps Job
Settlement of a dispute within the Royal Order of Tigers ends a two day conference. The agreement voids ongoing tensions between the supreme lodge and Canton Lodge No 1 and reinstates the local lodge while suspensions remain subject to future convention actions.
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Tigers
Royal Order of Tigers
William Crow
Supreme Lodge
Canton Lodge No. 1
Order
Rey E. Breitneck
Supremes
Hoberdier
Supreme Convention
Yeowen to visit Canton for Yeomen children’s home plans
A. W. Farmer of Des Moines head of the Yeomen child welfare department will visit Canton to meet Canton Chamber of Commerce directors about establishing a Yeomen children’s home in the city. The conference at the Courten hotel will discuss site selection and a planned investment near $10,000,000. Farmer also speaks to Yeomen groups in Canton Massillon and Alliance Saturday evening in Schilbach’s hall.
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A. WN. Farmer
Des Moines
Children's Home
Brotherhood of Americar Xe
Canton
Canton Cham
Courtiané Hotel
Farmer
Brotherhood of American Yeomen of
Massillon
Alliance
Schilabach
Wedding Roll Like League Of Nations
Records of the marriage license desk show ten couples applying for licenses on Thursday. Most pairs cross national lines with only one same nationality match. Hungarians Swiss Scots Austrians British Columbia native Americans represented. A concert by Rodeheiver Carmichael follows, with March 13 at 1st G B R church and ticket sales through News Exchange.
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Probate
League of Nations
British Columbia
Rodeheiver-Carmichae Concert
News Exchange
Aev
Water mains flushed weekly to remove iron deposits citywide
The Water Works department announces weekly flushing on Wennessey Thursdays and Fridays. Residents should draw water before 7:00 a.m. for drinking and cooking. Flushing starts in the northwest and proceeds until all mains are flushed, per LB Obliger, Supt.
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Wennessey
LB. Obliger
Supt. Water Works
Agy
Widow Sues N O T For Man's Death
Carrie Frantz administratrix of Otto Trentz estate sues N O T for 26000 in common pleas court alleging negligence at the Canton Massillon Rd station project led to Trentz electrocuting on May 26 1920 while removing a scaffold near a high tension wire The company allegedly failed to provide guards legal action pursued through attorneys Weiler Hammersmith Williams.
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Carrie Frantz
Massillon
Otto Trentz
Common Pleas
Prentz
Canton
Alliance Woman Granted Uncontested Divorce From Davis
Martha B. Devise of Alliance received an uncontested divorce from Joseph Davis on Thursday afternoon in Millersburg Common Pleas Court. Judge William Crow granted the decree on neglect grounds after a prior contested trial. Devise was awarded full custody of their son with the father allowed visitation, though Davis did not appear in court.
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Martha B. Devise
Alliance
Joseph Davis
Wiliam Crow
Millersburg
Common Pleas Cour
Krrchbaum
Peace talks break down between Limerick and Dublin rebels
Limerick and Tipperary battalions of the Irish republican army and the provisional government in Dublin failed to reach a settlement. Rebels who went to Dublin to confer with Michael Collins returned to Limerick reporting no clashes and continued tension.
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Limerick
Ireland
Tipperary
Irish Republican Army
Irish Provisional
Dublin
Lords Pass Irish Free State Bill On First Reading
London March 10 The first Free State bill creating the Irish Free State received passage on first reading in the House of Lords after already clearing the House of Commons.
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House OF Lords
London
House of Commons
Hoover May Decline Washington Offer for Exposition Post
March 10 report from the Department of Commerce says Secretary Hoover will respond to the Philadelphia Sesqui Centennial director generalship offer. The proposed role carries a $50,000 annual salary, and the reply will reach Philadelphia before Hoover heads to Phoenix, Ariz. tomorrow night.
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Washington
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Ariz
Goiter Clinic Attracts Patients Across Ohio
March 16 report from Treana states a goiter clinic operated under Ohio’s Department of Health attracted nearly 100 participants yesterday. Attendees came from Springfield Bellefontaine and Auglaize counties. Dr Andrew Crett, Columbus goiter specialist, examined patients as health commissioners and physicians from across the state observed. Most patients were women.
Krupp Plant Head Seeks Post as German Envoy to U S
Otto Wiedfeldt, chairman at the Krupp Basen works, enters the race for German ambassador to the United States. A progressive businessman, he is trusted by German industrialists and favored to bring business methods to diplomacy, seen as more suitable than old diplomats. His role in transforming Krupp to peacetime production and mediating crises bolsters his bid.
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Berlin
Otto Weidfeldt
Krupp
Basen
United States
Herr Weidfeldt
Washington Post
Flerr Wiedfeldt
Herr Wiedfeldt
Hee
Ekrups
Wirth
Washington
Hermes
Conley Elected Pennsylvania Y M C A President
Conley was elected president of the Pennsylvania Young Men's Christian Association at the national conference in New York. He returned to Canton on Friday where Canton was chosen as the site for the next Pennsylvania Y M C A conference on June 8. The association meets quarterly.
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Harry Re
Pennsylvania
FFR
Younr Mer
Christian Association of
Canton
Pennsy Byr
Y. M
New York City
Conley
Association
No Parole Denied in Bribe Case in Lorain
Lorain Common Pleas Judge H K Redington refused parole for Timberman former Lorain safety director convicted last week of taking a bribe from a hoepderrer Timberman faces two to ten years with bail set at 6000 He was given 20 days to appeal two petitions signed by a majority of policemen and firemen and one against parole were filed by local business leaders The article also notes upcoming local ads and events at area churches schools and businesses.
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Lorain
Common Pleas
H. KR. Redington
Elyria
Timberman
Lorain Safety
Hoepderrer
Court of Appeals
Redington
Treasury official probe sparks congressional clash over bonus
In Washington March a row over the bonus certificates prompts Congress to threaten action as officials including Comptroller Crissinger face questions on authority to advise banks against accepting the certificates. Lawmakers demand official clarification on treasury interference with congressional lawmaking.
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Washington
Congress
Pnetier
Treasury
Republican
Wisconama
Crissinger
National Bane
Comptralier
Marion
Fatiel
Quake Shocks Reported Across Washington and California
A strong earthquake was recorded at Georgetown University seismograph from 6 40 to 7 25 am with maximum intensity at 6 44. Estimated epicenter area spans along the Pacific coast, while Porterville reports tremors with light damage no reports of serious harm.
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Georgetown
Pacific Coast
Washington
Georgetown University
Uiv
Fraret
Urutl
Porterville
Porterville Calif
Sanjoaquain Valley
Freson
Zollinger Named Executive for Merchants in Columbus
Ohio farm products rise from farm to consumer with margin from seven to sixty percent says Secretary Rey D. Lincoln as he urges merchants to push for price proportionate to consumer costs. Ohio retail dry foods convention hears calls to boost business and stabilize conditions. Zollinger Canton Helman Cleveland Norville Chillicothe Birkfield Franklin elected to new merchant board.
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Rey TD. Lincoln
Columbus
Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Chantte
Maicombh Jennings
CC Columbus
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Ww. RR
Zollinger
Canton
Max Helman
Cleveland
Walter Norville
Elderly Man Sued Over Cave Method Marriage
Guardian charges to nullify marriage between Otto W Oberlin and Alma Rodgers saying Oberlin, aged and infirm, was overpowered and taken to Lisbon where a license was issued and a ceremony performed. The suit seeks return of money and property. case lists William Farrell as the officiant and names Clark & Clark and Harry Nusbaum as attorneys.
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Almige Rodgers
Zink Sove
Oberlin
Mise
Ea Tex! Griver
Cyberlin
Clark & Clark
Harry Nusbaum
Daylight payroll holdup by lone bandit at bank branch
A lone bandit halted a bank payroll pickup at the Peninsular Bank branch in Quincy and Grand River, disarmed the driver, and fled with an estimated $4,500. J P George and G M Gilbert, assistant pewmasters for John Finn and Son Construction, were present. The incident occurred during daytime hours.
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Petrott
Mid
J. FP. George
G .M Gilbert
John Finn and Son
Peninsular Bate Bank
Quincy
Grand River
8 Tone Bandit
America Tightens World Credit To Force Budget Balances
The Harding administration moves to limit world credit to push European nations to balance budgets and reduce military spending. Treasury officials say the policy aims to restore world normalcy by aligning income and expenditure, with a broader push for American banking coordination before large international loans.
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Washington
Harding
America
Treasury
Mate Department
Forc Eien
Europe
Bluehes
Hoover
Meleton
Weeks
Spe
Strike Situation Unchanged as Miners Threaten Walkout
Indianapolis reporting that the coal mining strike, threatened by 400 000 bituminous miners, remains unchanged as Secretary Davis urges a conference. Operators show mixed responses with some ready to comply, others deem the effort futile. Ohio and Illinois show varied willingness while Pennsylvania backs firm action and the international union pursues watchful waiting.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Tieepauses
Davis
William Green
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Cohio
Ilinois
Frank Farrington
Delinole
Internaestional Union
Green
Fourth Open House At New Y Friday In Nevafford SW
The fourth open house night at the T. M C ay new southwest branch in Nevafford SW is Friday with building fund contributors as guests. A. J. Baneford chairs the evening and George Kittoe previously led Thursday’s shop and factory workers event. The formal dedication is set for Saturday afternoon at 2 39.
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New Southwest
T. M C
Nevafford
A. J. Baneford
George Kittoe
Burday
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Supreme Court
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Ray E. Steineck
W. A. Hoberdier
Steineck
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Kenny
Ady
Courtney Pree
Lethermen Supply Co
Castile
Cleveland Av
Arcade
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Aliange
Martha B. Davis
Collins
Tasis
Rodcheiver-Carmichee Convert Co
L. EB
Adv
Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Schwitzgabie Plumbing Shop
Creve
Ol Claypool
Envoy 10
Canton Paint & Glass Co
W. Tusc
LF. Stilwell
First Baptist Church
Auntley
Freeman Dramatic Club
Lazy Bob Parkins
Genes School
Vogelsang's
Richville School
Tiowere and Dewelerret
Rueber & Son
Peggy O'Neil
Peggy O'Nel
Sanother
Victor
Kiein- Heffelman-Zollars
DD. W. Lerch Co
Parkerhouse
Lady Baltimore
Angel
ON Merchants
Otin W. Oberlin
Lisbon
Lone Bandit
Edison
Klein-Heffelman-Zollars Co
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