Third murder in six days shocks Canton Italian shot dead
Phillip Joaider, 30, Italian resident at 1201 Vincau SW, was shot five times under electric light near Harrison Ave. Two men in dark overcoats fled, police searched but could not identify suspects. The brazen killing marks the third Canton murder in six days. officials suspect a possible Black Hand connection. Detective Fromm and Officer Vogley led the scene as neighbors heard shots and saw figures rush away. Joaider died en route to hospital. autopsy noted five bullet wounds.
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Phillip Joaider
Vincau
Sis
Canton
Blackhanders
Amentoier
Spiker
Douds
Fromm
Offer Vox
Crime Reports Trace Feb March Shootings and Suspected Murders
A fragmented local crime log notes multiple February and March incidents. Victims include Park Biondy a confectioner shot during a hold up and Cloah plus John wounded in a gun duel. Prok Macomber is said to have killed his wife amid threats. Police report grand jury actions, arrests on murder charges and ongoing investigations in northeast district and surrounding avenues.
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Fistand Market
Etn Cloah
John
Grand Jury
Prok Macomber
Wells
Parolman Jesse Vogley Fis Tate
Negro Cherry
Negro
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Louteenhelser
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Bank Clerk Robbery Report From FPSburg
A bank clerk robbery occurred around noon today in FPSburg. The assailant escaped with a satchel of valuables after striking a manager and triggering a tense scene as bystanders watched.
Serial Bond Plan Passed for Schools
Westlawn school board approves serial bond plan to fund $191000 school improvements, saving $175000 in interest by avoiding long term maturity. Board rejects bids on long plan, awards finishing contract for high school wing to Beans and Co. at $161100 using funds from upcoming bond sale.
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Nations reject Carranza peace plan in sharp note
In a public letter to General Carranza Secretary Lansing announces that the United States rejects the Mexican president elect's proposal for neutral powers to force an end to the European war or cut off all neutrals from supplies. He criticizes German diplomacy and defends U S international law.
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U. S
Canton Daily News highlights and scattered notices
Fragmentary items mention a tribunal or judge’s involvement, tram injury probe, and local contests. References point to Canton area figures including Kunkel and Pomerene, and notes on a building contest with a prize. Several court actions and civic notices appear amid garbled text and incomplete lines.
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Daily News
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Russia Reform Plans Advance Under New Provisional Government
Petrograd reports the new Russian Provisional Government pursuing reforms even as war continues. Daily conferences in the Duma scene and proclamations address the people army and navy. A citizens proclamation promises universal suffrage and a soon to be convened constituent assembly while ensuring soldiers on duty vote.
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President and Cabinet Weigh Early Congress Session
Washington March 20 The president and cabinet discussed the looming April 16 start for Congress and responses to German submarine attacks The talks covered policy on Germany the Vigilancia disaster and safeguarding American vessels amid mounting war tensions with public and official reactions shaping next steps
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Congress
Germany
Germans Regroup as British Press On in France
British and French forces press forward toward Cambrai and Laon while German resistance slows in spots between the Aisne and Arras. Reinforcements led by Field Marshal von Hindenburg arrive to blunt the Anglo French advance, as towns villages and farms lie in ruins from fighting and shelling.
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Poets On Police Force Mystery Reported
Fragmentary OCR describes detectives arresting a professor amid rumors of wedding licenses and claimed marriages. Mentions a complaint by prosecutors and a tense exchange about laws, with unclear phrases and referenced “unpostic”
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Dogs Bring 108 Crates for Canton Dog Show
A motor truck fleet transported 108 crates of dogs to Canton for the annual dog show opening at the Auditorium Web. After a railroad strike delay, the dogs were moved from trains to trucks, then returned to rail. The exhibition runs daily 10 am to 10 pm, with judges from Hamilton Mass. and Chicago arriving to oversee the competition. Proceeds benefit the children's mission, and many society figures participate with elaborate bench decorations. Credit lines note extensive local fundraising and sponsor ads.
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Ch. Watlands Wisdom
Cleveland Show
Children's Mission
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Hamilton Mass
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Fancher
Chicago
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Marketaye
H. Marshall
Tuscarawamat
W. Will
Sherwood Switches to War Support in Congress
Pacifist congressman, once opposed, declared for an immediate war declaration against Germany after Germany sank American ships. At 82, Civil War veteran, he still offers services to the county in any useful capacity.
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Sherwood
Ven
It’s All Off in Short Soundbite Ad Note
Fragmentary ad copy describes a theatrical or musical act with phrases like Very Good Eddie and Stop Look Ten. Mentions Manning and Edison and Kenny Adv Lis in connection with a shopping biasket and new shipment pricing. The text is garbled and lacks clear narrative.
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Kenny Adv Lis
Pennyville meeting on railroad crossings plan
City and Pennsylvanian railroad seek a franchise for crossing lines at McKimley ay, High ay, and SW with safety gates and bells at key crossings. The committee favors the grant if the railroad installs underground crossing at Harrison ay and upgrades signals, as Harrison ay is a main south west route and seen as dangerous.
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Harrison-ay
Pennsylvania
McKim
Railrow
Wage Pac Battle Tightens Over Eight Hour Pact
New York March 20 workers and railroads advance efforts to fix eight hour schedules and wage contracts across the nation. The dispute centers on back pay for workers and a possible $12 million total. The Goetheels eight hour commission may be asked to intervene.
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Goethels
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