Unidentified Gunmen Kill 83YearOld Italian in Walnuta
In southeast city, three assailants shot Duva, 83, as he walked near a Pennsylvania passenger farm station. He died at Mercy Hospital after seven minutes, not robbed of money or valuables. Police scoured the area, but no suspects were found. Evidence included a receipt and a scrap of paper bearing his name.
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Maria
Duva
Ve. Pa
Pennsylvania
Walnuta
Sex
Mercy Hospital
Charles Wilson
Pledus
Lpt
Rt. C. McQuate
Kaiser’s Plea for Restoration Quietly Denies War Blame
Berlin reports the ex Kaiser insisting he is innocent and blaming England for war. He publishes a manuscript titled A Comparative Historical Tabulation From 1884 to the Outbreak of the War in 1914 to exonerate himself, while portraying opponents as guilty. He cites diplomatic actions, including the czar’s Hague propos al and Vivian’s St. Petersburg appeal, but omits other steps.
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Germany
Kaiser
Kaiser Him
Czar
Hague
Vivian
Petersburg
Miral Ay Case Delayed in Federal Court Hearing
A Canton man facing federal charges may not be tried during the present term as docket congestion forces delay. The court noted the more serious nature of the charges against Miral Ay and Accused of violating a federal Yon act amid crowded proceedings Saturday.
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Fes
Ben Rudner
U. S
Monte Carlo Changes and Prince of Monaco Plans
The prince of Monaco denies plans to relocate to Monte Carlo in Mexico near Point Isabel. He says the Monte Carlo setup in Mexico is not intended to supplant Monaco, which holds hotels hotels and gambling income.
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Prince of
the United
Monte Carlo
Prince of Monaco
Principaco
Ohio Sale Ad Promotes Potatoes at One Dollar Per Bushel
Fragmented weather note aside the ad touts a near end sale of potatoes. It promises bargains on the second floor Harris Hildy and Mulberry Street location with potatoes offered at one dollar per bushel.
Editor's note on Wilhelm II manuscript published
An attempted excuse for Germany's aggression is presented as coming from Kaiser Wilhelm II. The manuscript claims to reveal his private views on the world conflict and the events leading to the war. The piece notes most readers will dispute his logic but calls the document of interest to students of recent events.
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Germany
Wilhelm
Health Board Modifies Ouster Charge Against Dr Kapelman
The Civil Service Commission will hear Dr John A Kapelman’s appeal Monday over his dismissal as city health commissioner The board trimmed charges after a defense motion and removed claims of causing discord and discriminatory enforcement The case argues whether Kapelman falls under Civil Service protections or contractual status
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John A. Kappelman
City Health Commissioner
Board of Health
Civil Service Convision
Health Department
City and Board of Health
Kappelman
Civil Service
Strike of buyers closes many plants in Wheeling
Wheeling officials say strikes by buyers forced shutdowns at local mills. Unskilled wages to be cut at Wheeling Mold and Foundry next week. Most Wheeling steel mills idle except two.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Mold and Foundry
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Police Judge Faces Court After Traffic Stop
Akron Police Judge A F O Neal was cited for resisting an officer after a late Saturday encounter in Canton. He was taken to headquarters and released on a 100 dollar bond to appear in court Monday. He had earlier sought the Democratic senatorial nomination, losing to William A Julian.
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Akron
Doreland
A. F. O'Neal
Bowman
Canton
Judge O'Neal
Omcer Dorland
Dorland
O'Neal
William A. Julian
Cincinnati
Mayor of Navarre in Traffic Violation Incident
Officer Darland arrested Judge O Neall after noting a car parked against traffic on Cleveland Avenue. The driver proved to be Mayor Samuel Bampton of Navarre who posted a five dollar bond for appearance in court Monday morning.
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Darland
Judge O'Neal
Cleveland
Baughman
Samuel Bampton
Navarre
Bampton
Robber Attack Ends With Capture of One Highwayman
Three assailants attacked Harry Dickerhoff Vincent Fielding and S O Catolo on Sherrick road SE at 11 30 pm Saturday. Dickerhoff sustained a serious arm wound Fielding a minor cut Catolo a head laceration. Allen Dickerhoff and Clarence Dickerhoff helped pursue. Catolo was knocked down by a brick. Police later captured one suspect and treated victims at headquarters.
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Harry Dickerhoff
Sherrick-rd SE
Vincent Fielding
Sherrick-rd
S. O. Catolo
Dickerhoff
Allen Dickerhoff
Clarenee Dickerhoff
Sherrick Rd SE
Catolo
Doubt McLain Lands Position On Shipping Board
Washington March 19 P L McLain of Canton Ohio manufacturer was urged to be appointed to the U S shipping board. With Harding appointing several Ohioans to posts the nomination seemed doubtful amid patronage questions and discussion of the government printer post. Some visitors backed George Hi Carter of Iowa for printer while labor leaders oppose Carter in favor of a practical printer. Lime Lime Lime Fix that lawn with our lawn lime Canton Material Co 990 Ninth st SW Bel 118 State 161 Ady
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Washington
P. L. McLain
Canton
Ohio
Harding
U.s. Shipping Board
The
Canton Material Co
Bel
State
Ady
Ohio bill to curb coal profiteering aims to limit margins
Ohio legislature hears a bill by Rep McCoy to prevent coal profiteering. It eliminates the middleman, caps retailer profit at 30 percent, bans inter retailer sales for profit, and requires annual sales and price reports to the county auditor. Violations risk imprisonment. definitions cover wholesale dealers retail dealers and consumers and set a 20 percent consumer profit cap based on total cost.
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Columbus
Ohio
McCoy
Adama County
Euch
William II’s Manuscript Tries to Defend His Name
The article reviews a manuscript by the former Kaiser presenting his defense and notes on world affairs. It covers mediation efforts, Berlin’s stance, and references to Admiral Sims’s Guildhall speech during Taft’s era, implying schoolboy historiography.
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Sir Edward Grey
Berlin
Willliam
William
Cleveland
Harrison
William 8. Sims
Guildhall
London
Admiral Sims
England
Taft
Admiral Sim
Carl Gray Attacks National Rail Agreements
Chicago March 19 Carl Gray president of the Union Pacific told the U S railroad labor board that economic railroad operation requires agreements negotiated by executives and employees on individual lines He said executives want national agreements abrogated while unions seek to preserve them and argued boards of adjustment are not synonymous with national agreements The remarks touch on how major rail lines influence policy and labor relations.
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Chicago
Carl Gray
Board Today
Iraq
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Amtor
Gray
Labor Committee of the Executive Association
Atterbury
Boards of Adjustment
Hair Caught in Pulley Scalds Young Woman in Burlington
Misa Emma Hoffman a silk mill worker in Burlington New Jersey was scalped today when her hair was caught in a revolving shafting pulley. Workers tried to cut away her hair but she refused and the weight of her body pulled the hair out by the roots as they attempted to disentangle her.
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Burlington
N. J
Misa Emma Hoffman
Notice to Spiritualists and First Church of Christ Scientist
Notice announces a Second Spiritualist church event with A F E Boernen as lecturer and a Reverend Greenwood at Hissner House North Canton. Also details Ham and chicken dinners and a free Christian Science lecture by Miss Mary G. Ewing at 1014 Cleveland Ave NW Canton March 24 at 8:15 PM.
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Second Spiritualist Church
Tuscarawasst
Trinity Reformed Church
First Church of Christ, Scientiat
Canton
Ohio
Mary GG
Ewing
Spontaneous Combustion Flares at Armour Elevator Disaster
A March 19 Chicago explosion likely sparked by grain dust caused a devastating blaze at Armour Grain company’s northwestern elevator, the world’s largest. At least 25 killed and many injured, with hundreds of police and firefighters on scene. The concrete complex on 106th Street and Terrence Bau suffered major damage as flames spread through millions of bushels of grain. Officials estimate the elevator at multi million dollar loss and list far more questions than answers as the search continues.
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Chicago
Armour Grain Company
106Th Street
Terrence Bau
Little Calumet River
Hegewsch
Whiting
Hammond
Brodies
Michael O'Gara
Packer Industry Faces Critical Labor Crisis and Strike Threat
Chicago reports a major labor dispute as packers and unions prepare for a Washington conference to resolve wage and hours disputes under the Ischuler agreement. Union leaders threaten a strike if mediation fails, while packers claim the agreement expired. Observers see early strike signals amid ongoing staffing prep at plants.
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Chicago
Washington
D. C
Packing Planta
Poerthier Pleads Guilty in Cronkhite Killing at Camp Lewis
Roland R Poerthier confessed firing the shot that killed Major Alexander Cronkhite Jr during revolver practice at Camp Lewis October 25 1918. He pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and awaited punishment in Providence Rhode Island.
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Providence
R. L
Roland R. Poerthier
Alexander Jr. Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Armed men escape with cash from Cuyahoga Coal offices
Two masked robbers forced manager William Zeigler and his son Ernest into a closet at the Cuyahoga Coal Company in Cleveland and fled with 300 dollars from the cash drawer. An evangelistic Salvation Army campaign is noted at 822 Walnut SE with envoy Walter Wagner scheduled March 15 to 27.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga Coal Company
William Zeigler
Ernest
Evangelistic Campaign
Salvation Army
Walnutaw SE
Walter Wagner
Lrancelist
Advy
Fix that lawn with our lawn Mine ady sale note
Thermon bottles and lunch will be sold for 1 dollar each. Thursday sale at Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Market av N Ady. The Canton Material Co. 900 Nintha st SW Bell 118 States 161.
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Hull
Arthur's
Arthur's Leather Shop
The
Canton Material Co
Bell
N.ady
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