Bonus Bill Chaos Deepens as Harding Veto Threat Looms
Washington dispatch reports a panic over the Florida sparked bonus bill as President Harding’s stance remained unclear. Republican leaders Mondell and Fordney warned no front position despite a hard sales tax demand while Garner hinted at a presidential condemnation. The Ways and Means Committee planned a Monday meeting to report the measure.
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Washington
Congress
St. Augustine
Fla
Harding
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mondell
Wyoming
Fordney
Michigan
Garner
Texas
Longworth
Bacharach
Mann
Urge Substitutes For Street Cinders
Councilman Charles E Schwarz plans a Monday night resolution asking the mayor and service director to seek alternative materials for temporary street upgrades. He says cinders fail to keep muddy streets passable long enough to justify the expense and that a cheaper option may exist. Residents on unimproved streets demand cinders after heavy rains.
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Charles E. Schwarz
Curtis
Syler
Schwarz
Ohio Weather Forecast For Sunday To Monday
The section reports fair weather Sunday in Ohio with increasing cloudiness and a slight warmup on Monday. Temperature readings are incomplete with scattered notes on yesterday's times and highs and lows.
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Ohio
Masonic Lodge Special Communication Scheduled
Masonic Notice: Canton Lodge will hold a special communication Monday evening March 13 at 6 o'clock with the M M Degree to be conferred. Officers listed Chas R Ea W M and C E Norris, Secy. Adv. Free Band Concert by the Thayer Military Band this Sunday at 3 o'clock. Adv.
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Canton Lodge
Chas. R. Ea. W. M
C. E. Norris
Sec’y
Thayer Military Band
Collins enters Cork amid gunfire clash at city limits
Michael Collins' entry into Cork, held by Eamonn De Valera loyalists, was marred when six shots rang out as he moved into the city. The assailant was seized and beaten by a hostile crowd.
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Cork
Ireland
Michael Collins
Eamonn de Valera
Collins
Town funds for highway work running low
County auditor Ned Perkins warns that under current law townships are bonded near their limits and cannot finance more road improvements. If laws aren’t changed the county will pay about 80 percent of road costs, with property owners responsible for 20 percent, delaying several projects.
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Ned JL. Perkins
Perkins
Canton-Lis
East Canton
New Franklin
Osnaburg-to
Paris
Canton
Washington-tos
Alliance
Minervard
Washington
Mmit
Les
City
PLAN CAMPAIGN ON FAKE VETS
An extensive campaign against men posing as veterans to obtain aid is to be waged by a joint committee of former service organizations, led by former Mayor Charles Stolberg of the American Legion. Stolberg says many claimants are not real veterans and the practice has increased recently as the group plans to expand and push broader veteran support efforts.
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Charles Stolberg
American Legion
Stolberg
United States
Red Cross Leaders to Attend Northeastern Ohio Meet
W. J. Morgan chair Canton Chapter American Red Cross Miss Margaret Frank head of Red Cross office and Veterans' bureau representative will attend the regional conference in Warren on Tuesday. The gathering includes 15 chapters from Cuyahoga Lake Geauga Ashtabula Medina Summit Portage Trumbull Stark Mahoning Columbiana Carroll Tuscarawas Harrison Jefferson.
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W. J. Morgan
Canton
American Red Cross
Margaret Frank
Red Cross
Veterans’ Bureau of
Warren
Ohio
Johnathon Warner
Veterans’ Bureau
Starr Cadwallader
Lake Division
National Organization
Cuyahoga
Lake
Geauga
Ashtabula
Medina
Summit
Portage
Trumbull
Stark
Mahoning
Columbiana
Carroll
Tuscarawas
Harrison
Jefferson Counties
Sproul Seeks Light On Ohio Dunn Law
Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania asks Ohio to send a qualified official to Harrisburg to discuss the Dunn act reorganization with the Pennsylvania commission. He requests a Tuesday or Wednesday meeting date and cites a similar request to Governor Davis from Nebraska.
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Columbus
Davis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
William C. Sproul
Pennsylvania Commission On Reorganization
Harrisburg
Sproul
McKelvie
Nebraska
Democracy in 1922 Subject of a Jefferson club talk
Ex Congressman Martin L. Davey of Kent Ohio speaks at the George D. Harter bank building Monday night at 8 o clock. The talk promises a Harding administration analysis and a democratic program for the coming congressional campaign. Davey, linked to the Davey Tree Expert Company, is known in the area from a Rotary Club appearance last June on forestry and life. He arrives in Canton at 6 PM to be greeted by Jefferson club officers.
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Jefferson Club
George D. Harter Bank
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Ohio
Davey
Harding
Democratic Party
Rotary Club
Davey Tree Expert Company
Gifford Pinchot
Government Forestry Service
Akron
Washington
Knight
Canton
Tax Man Announces Annual Personal Property Returns
County auditors set April 9 as taxing day with forms for residents and movers alike. Auto prices shape 1922 valuations. blanks required for business and agricultural data. oath needed and notes mortgage land contracts listed. local labor union agrees to 80 cents an hour after March 1 1922.
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Department of Agriculture
Union No. 206
Wallace denies he criticised Fall in Alaska policy row
Washington March 11 Secretary of Agriculture Wallace emphatically denied that his department issued propaganda criticizing Interior Secretary Fall over forestry policy and Alaska development questions.
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Wallace
Fall
Washington
Ex-Postmaster General Robert J Wynne Dies
Robert J Wynne former postmaster general from 1904 to 1905 died in Washington after a two year illness. He was born in New York City in 1851.
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Robert J. Wynne
Washington
New York City
Weather forecast for next week by weather bureau
The Weather Bureau predicts for next week that the Ohio Valley will have considerable cloudiness with occasional rain and normal temperatures while the Great Lakes region may see normal temperatures with considerable cloudiness and possible rain or snow.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Draying Moving a Specialty F F Lunsford State 416 Adv
Members will meet at club rooms Sunday at 2 p m to pay last respects at Bro Harry Moatz 937 Camdenay SW Adv
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Lunsford
State
Moose Notice
Harry Moatz
Camdenay SW
Adv
Spiritualist Truth Seekers Services This Sunday
The Spiritualist Truth Seekers hold services Sunday at 2 30 and 7 30 p m in the Moose Temple McKinley avenue and Tuse street W After noon lecture Love and Courtship Evening lecture Marriage and Divorce Both subjects drawn from the Bible Special music by Miss M Nixon Pastor H Dryden invites all to attend.
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Moose Temple
McKinley-av
Tuse
St W
Opposition 10 Pacific Pact Not Weakened in Senate Fight
Washington March 11 strong senate opposition to the four power Pacific treaty showed signs of persistence after arguments for ratification led by Secretary Hughes and Senator Underwood. Hughes said he drafted the text from various suggestions. Democratic resistance remained. final ratification likely two to three weeks away with efforts to arrange pairs for absentees.
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Washington
Senate
Hughes
Underwood
Alabama
Roth
Lodge
Rebels to Evacuate Limerick After Peace Deal
Limerick ends tense stand as rebels agree to leave the city. Commandant Brennan notes it only delays further conflict. he vows to meet any future outbreak. Snipers kill a mourner at an Orangeman's funeral in Belfast as authorities brace for more street clashes. New bylaw amendments to be voted on Tuesday night.
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Limerick
Ireland
Irish Republican Party
Dublin
Brennan
Orangeman
Belfast
Adyv
Yeggs Hold Up Men In Auto
Two men robbed Quin Rachtel and John Hawkins sitting in a car at Fifth Street NE and the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad at 8:90 PM Saturday. Hawkins and Rachtel resisted with “None of your business” before the holdup. The pair took $75 from Rachtel and $24 from Hawkins.
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Fifth-st NE
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Quin Rachtel
Noeth Industry
John Hawkins
Youngav SW
Hawkins
Baehtel
Allied Ministers Protect Rights of U S Rhine Army
Paris reports an agreement and protocol safeguard America's financial rights to be paid for the cost of the U S army of occupation on the Rhine. Roland W. Boyden demanded nearly a quarter of a billion dollars, sparking a harsh press reaction about America's role in Europe.
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Paris
America
Rhine
Roland W. Boyden
United States
M. Loucheur
Roland W.W. Toyden
Reparations Commission
Europe
Gaulois
L'Echo
Temps
Germany
Southern Ohio coal operators reject interstate wage talks
At a Columbus meeting the Southern Ohio Coal Exchange denounced UMWA wage demands as rejected by courts and refused to join broad, interstate talks. They pledged to meet local miners and discuss a fair wage scale excluding the check off while arguing four state contracts were violated by the union.
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Columbus
United Mine Workers of America
Southern Ohio
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Lasbor Davia
Ohio
Davis
W. D. McKinney
Columbia
Ttst
United Mine Workers
Preliminary auto show plans announced by Canton Daily News
Plans outline a two floor automobile exposition at the Canton Motor Car Co building from April 3 to 8. Local dealers will exhibit leading car makes with accessories, special lighting to avoid glare, private booths for inspection, and nightly brass band entertainment and music on both floors.
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Daily News
Canton Motor Car Co
New Law Firm Organized Here
Organization of one of the largest law firms in this part of the state was announced Saturday. Attorneys Clarence G. Wehrbruck Homer E. Black Emery A. McCuskey and Walter Ruff Ware formed a partnership and leased the entire twelfth floor of the George S. Harter Bank building. They expect to occupy their new quarters about May first. Ruff, now Stark county prosecuting attorney, will serve out his term. The firm includes leaders of the Stark county bar with several younger members joining. Albert B. Arbaugh will continue with the new firm and Russell Mack, the present Police Prosecutor, among others, will join.
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Clarence G. Wherbruck
Homer E. Black
Emery A. McCuskey
Walter &. Ruff Ware
George S. Harter Bank
Ruff
Stark-co
Stark Co
Albert B. Arbaugh
Herbruck and
Black
Russell Mack
President's Father to Speak at Huntington Memorial
Dr. George T. Harding father of the president will address a G A R memorial celebration of President Grant's birthday in Huntington on April 25. Governor Morgan and other officials have been invited to speak at the event. Free Band Convert by the Thayer Military Band Sunday at 3 o'clock.
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Huntington
George T. Harding
Grant
Governor Morgan
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