Secretary Hughes Rejects Recognition of Soviet Russia
Secretary of State Hughes told a delegation from the Women’s Committee for Recognition that the United States will not recognize the Soviet government while it confiscates property repudiates international obligations and promotes revolutionary propaganda. He said the goal is a peaceful world with mutual respect and duties, not partisan propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Hughes
Women’s Committee For Recognition
Borah
United States
State Department
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Mr. Hughes
Rumm ers Fined Twice Under City and State Laws
Judge J A Bowman ruled a single prohibition violation may be punished as separate offenses under federal state and city laws. Armistides Nambaker pleaded guilty to liquor violations and was fined 1000 plus costs under the Crabbe act and 500 plus costs under a city ordinance. Police uncovered a Moonshine outfit on Lafayette Ave SE with four stills in operation and large quantities of sugar mash and whisky. The court stated flagrant violators will be fined under all applicable statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bowman
Supreme Court
Armistides Nambaker
Crabbe
Lafayette Au SE
Weather Outlook for Ohio With Rain Then Snow Likely
Forecast notes rain tonight in Ohio with colder air in the far west and a chance of changing to snow. Reports temperature markers and mentions a March 24 masquerade dance at Canton Music Hall and a note about a dancing school ad. Also lists a mass taxpayers meeting at Gibbs School Thursday at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Funay
Csssee
Violinist Gregory Zwinitzky to Feature on Daily News Radio
Internationally renowned violinist Gregory Zwinitzky will appear on the Daily News radio program Thursday night. He will perform on the Lupot violin owned by Dr. F. F. Douds, with accompanist Mrs. Anna Bolus Loichot, and be joined by the Gwendolyn Quartet led by David P. Reese in a Welsh-tinged vocal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Gregory Zwinitzky
Great Russian Symphony Orchestra
New York
Cleveland Symphony
Philadelphia Symphony
Leopold Stokowski
New York Symphony
Zwinitzky
Leopold Auer
Petrograd
Auer
Akron
Canton
F. F. Douds
Lupot
Dr. Douds
Anna Bolus Loichot
Harry Keller
Harriet L. Jones
Mie E. Jones
Maurice Rice
Massillon
Miss Harriet Jones
Deny Merger Will Restrain Trade In FTC Action
General denial of the charge that the Bethlehem Lackawanna and Midvale merger would restrain trade was filed with the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC issued the complaint January 26. Bethlehem and Midvale filed separate answers while Lackawanna argued it had merged with Bethlehem and cannot appear separately. The note also mentions Canton styles and local club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Bethlehem, Lackawanna
Midvale
Commission
Bethlehem-Lackawanna-Midvale
Bethlehem
Lackawanna Company
Bethlehem Company
McKinley High Hosts Second Annual Gym Exhibition
McKinley High School presents its second annual gymnasium exhibition at City Auditorium on Friday afternoon March 23. Hundreds of boys and girls participate with tickets priced at 25 cents. Ward school children receive an article price of 1 cent. Carpenters hold mass meeting Friday evening March 23 at Lyons hall corner 2nd Street Market for both union and non union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High School
City Auditorium
Ward
Carpenters
Lyons Hall
Cor
A. S
Union
Nonunion
Ward School
Borah Urges Rededication to Progressive GOP Principles
Senator William E. Borah addressed about 4000 Ohio voters in Akron urging Republicans to reform the party to win in 1924. He warned that a third party could form unless old parties unite for constitutional, lawful government and progressive aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Akron
Ohio
William E. Borah
Idaho
Republican Party
Summit Co
Republican Executive Committee
Amos H. Englebeck
Horah
Portage Hotel
Goodyear
Armory
Knight
Englebeck
Minor B. Norton
Harry B. Gahret-Cleveland
Frank Murphy
Steubenville
Morgan
Newark
John G. Cooper
Youngstown
Charles Brand
Urbana
Mr. Knight
Government probes sugar prices and profiteering claim
Secretary of Commerce Hoover said the United States government is investigating imported sugar prices. He noted the People's Legislative Service is a month behind in accusing sugar profiteers of robbing the country of 500 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
People’s Legislative Service
The
Times
Secretary of
Commerce Hoover
$10 600 Verdict for Death in Massillon Crossing Case
A jury in Judge Agler's room awarded $10 600 to the estate of Charles C. Cook against The Pennsylvania Railroad. Cook died at the Lincoln Avenue crossing in Massillon on the way to work. Evidence varied on whether crossing gates were lowered. Cook left a widow and one son. Attorneys Amerman Mills and Elson Weiler represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Massillon
Amerman & Mills
Canton
Elson Weiler
Five Thousand Dollar Fox Terrier Lost in Canton
A wire haired fox terrier valued at 5000 dollars named Cinderella, belonging to Irwin C. Ackerman of San Francisco, is missing in Canton while en route to a show. The dog escaped from a crate after arriving via the Pennsylvania Railroad, and is believed to be wandering the streets. A. M. Schwartz of Winewood, Pa was to handle the dog at the Canton dog show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Station
City Auditorium
Cinderella
Irwin C. Ackerman
San Francisco
A. M. Schwartz
Winewood
Hunt Couple In Murder Of Baby
Sheriff Yarnall and deputies search western Washington to northwest Ohio for Floyd Nice and his wife in a baby death case. The seven month old daughter was found dead in bed with facial and neck marks. authorities suspect neck dislocation. Nice, 17, and wife, 16, reportedly married recently in Parkersburg West Virginia by misstating ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarnall
Washington
Floyd Nice
Wesley-up
B. E. Guyton
Nice
Parkersburg
W. Va
Deportations Halts for 400 Immigrants at Ellis Island
Secretary of Labor Davis ordered a halt to the deportation of 200 Russians and 200 Poles held at Ellis Island. The admission decision is postponed pending negotiations between Davis and Secretary Hughes to resolve quota excesses and entry terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Ellis Island
United States
Hughes
Taxi Mystery Sends Foreigner to Post Office Box 26
Martins Ferry police worked a taxi mystery when a Wheeling driver delivered a foreigner who spoke no English to post office box 26. Police located the renter, and the man was escorted to his destination by patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Texan Aground Off Block Island Near Coast
The steamship Texan, en route from Boston to New York and Pacific ports, ran aground a mile east of Block Island. Crews are being rescued as the vessel pounds the rocks. The revenue cutter Acushnet heads to assist. the ship was seven miles off course with seven feet of water in the hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. L
Texan
Boston
New York
Pacific Coast
Block Island
Acushnet
Journey to Calvary sermon at First Baptist tonight
Evangelist Stucker presents a sermon lecture on A Journey to Calvary at First Baptist Church tonight at 7 30 p m with special music by Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journey
Styles For the Larger Figure at Stylish Stout Dept
Opening of the exclusive Stylish Stout department on the 2nd floor of The K H Z Co introduces new styles for the larger figure. Item displays and fashion notes highlight contemporary silhouettes and bold fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout’ Dept
Ady
City Auditorium Frid Mar 23 Event Ad
Advertises a city auditorium event Friday March 23 with an 8 pm start. Tickets 25 cents for general, 10 cents for Ward school children. Also promotes lawn products from Holmes-Letherman Seed Store at 330 Cleveland Ave NW including Crushed Limestone Wizard Brand Fertilizer and Velvet Green Lawn Seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wizard Brand
Holmes-Letherman Seed Store
Cleveland-ay NW
Adv
Plan to Abrogate Death Curve on Logan Colum Road
Hocking county commissioners seek to remove the Death Curve on the Logan Colum road at Enterprise by purchasing the church and site that cause it. The move aims to improve safety for travelers north of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Logan-Columbus-rd
Enterprise
Here
Community event notices for March at city venues
Hundreds of schoolchildren attend a City Auditorium Frn event on March 28 at 1 pm or later. An Eagles hall chicken dinner on Walnut and Tuse is scheduled for Thursday March 22 serving 11 to 2 and again 4 to 7 with noodles potatoes slaw pie and coffee for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles’ Hall
Walnut
Stylish Stout Dept Opens for FigureFit Women
Opening of the exclusive department for women with figures 38 to 52 percent on the second floor of The K. H. Z. Co. Advy. tomorrow marks a new shopping feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advy
Park plan dancing all this week benefit
Free admission. Last week of degree team's dances. Community event at the park featuring the Eagles' degree team performances to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degre
Patrick Henry Co. 84 Jr O U A M Anniversary Event
Notice marks the 33rd anniversary of Patrick Henry Company No 84 Jr O U A M to be observed Friday night March 23. All members invited to a stag social and fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry Co. No. 84 Jr. O. U. A. M
Ady
Paper Reprint Request Hotline and Circulation Hours
Readers may call 3500 for a copy. The circulation department offers this service every evening until 6:30 and Sunday mornings until 11.
Couple Observes 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Long of Canton observe their sixtieth wedding anniversary. Married March 22, 1863 in Wilmot and now members of the First M B church. They have four children, live in Canton since 1908, and formerly resided in Wilmot and Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Long
Oxford-aye NW
Wilmot
Emma Kennedy
Akron
John J. Rinehart
Wadeworth
J. A. Syler
J. W. Leng
Canton
Battle
Paltic
North Canton
Life Term Paroled To Support Kiddies
Frank Kallane, a 28 year old Stark County life term prisoner in the Ohio penitentiary, was paroled by Governor Donahey on condition. He must support his sister Mary Leryandowsky and her seven fatherless children. He vows abstinence and will report monthly for 18 months to parole officer Councilman B J Dalkowski. Kallane helped beat Vladimir Koonschook to death in Cherry-ay SE after a dance and earned a second degree murder conviction. He gained a common school education and skilled trades training while in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kallane
Ohio
Donahey
Kallane
Vladimir Koonschook
Kalane
Mary Leryandowsky
B. J. Dalkowski
Toledo
London
Kownschock
Cherry-ay SE
Fisher Leahy Weintraub Form New Canton Law Firm
A new Canton law partnership named Fisher, Leahy & Weintraub was announced. Members Clarence A. Wisher, Thomas I. Leahy, and Charles Weintraub are long-time Stark County lawyers with University of Michigan degrees. Tolles to speak at Canton Chamber luncheon and lecture on business success. Dynamo Club to present at luncheon table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher, Leahy
Michigan
Fisher
Fisher & McCaskey
Canton
Red Cross
Leahy
Starkco
Weintraub
Citizens
Harry Newman Tolles
Sheldon School of Chicago
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Courtland Hotel
McKinley High School
Tolles
Dynamo Club
Bernhardt III Stricken by Ptomaine Poisoning
Paris reports Mme Sarah Bernhardt the famed actress and film star suffered ptomaine poisoning and has not appeared in films for two days her condition is weakening and doctors are unsure when she can resume work in movies. Drivers and troop members meet at Castlehall 5 30 p m Thursday. Dr W Hildebrandt K R 8 Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mme
Sarah Mernhardt
Bernhardt
Wooster
Castlehall
W. Hildebrandt
K. R
Hallmark Store Repairs Prompt Glasses Made
I. O. O. F. Athletic Club to hold a dance in the hall on March 22. Walter H. Double at 123-125 Tyse Avenue advertises services and invites attendance for Norwood occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. 0. O. F. Athletic Club
Norwood Orchestra
Adv
Walter H. Double
Tyse
I. O. O. F. Athletic Club
Hold Mrs. Buzzi For Schneider Murder
Mrs Anna Buzzi arrested in New York charged with the murder of Frederick Schneider a Bronx contractor found slain in his automobile three weeks ago She was arraigned in Morrisania court held without bail for 48 hours on the murder charge previously detained as a material witness and freed on $5000 bail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Buzzi
Frederick Schneider
Bronx
Morrisania
Hagies Dance Hall Park Week of Community Dancing
Last week of degree team’s dances with admission noted. Annual inspection of William McKinley lodge No 431 scheduled for Thursday March 22 at 7 p m. Holy Name society of St Mary’s church to meet at J A Volzer’s home to proceed to Bro Huber’s for services at 7 p m Thursday. End Cooperative Improvement Association mass meeting at Gibbs school Thursday 7 30 p m all welcome no admission charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East End
William McKinley Lodge
Holy Name Society of
St. Mary's Church
J. A. Volzer
Bro. Huber
N. EB
End Cooperative Improvement Association
Gibbs School
William McKinley
H. H. Schlimmer
W. M
H. H. Heingartner
Adyvy
Cuno Rejects New Ruhr Talks as France Occupies
Berlin reports Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno vows no new offer while France holds Germany by the Ruhr and blocks negotiations. He accuses Premier Poincare of blocking avenues and demands amnesty for all prisoners, deportees, and exiles as a peace condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ruhr
T. N.S
Berlin
Wilhelm Cuno
Germany
Cuno
Poincare
Judge Ake Rejects Verdict in Ickes Shooting Case
Judge Harvey F. Ake refused to accept the jury verdict in the Josephine Cajet v Charles Ickes case. He ordered the verdict set aside and ordered a retrial after finding the evidence showed Ickes unlawfully fired a pistol from a window injuring Cajet during a New Year visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey” F. Ake
Josephine Cajet
Charles Ickes
Cafet
Ickes
Exhibition Stylish Stout Styles at Canton’s Dept Store
Exhibition displays fashionable living models on the second floor of Canton’s only department store focusing on materials and styles for larger figures. The event, promoted by The K H Z Co Adv, runs with other local ads including rainproof umbrellas at $1 and piano tuning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Adv
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U. S
America
Rummers
Judge Bowman
Canton Music Hall
Wallace Dancing School
WWE
Gwendolyn Quartet
Mae E. Jones
David I. Reese
Gregory Zwinitsky
Stout
Adéo
Senator Borah
Fascisti
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Bocy
Mussolini
Charles C. Cook
Pennsy Railroad
Marietta, Ohio
Eagles Dance
M. FB. Church
Leng
Christian Lenz
Mrs
Knights of
Pythias
Hagies Dance Hall
Buldlet IN
Daily Mall
Bergman
M. Duboisy
Poincure
Ake
Evangelist
Church of God
Hull Bros
Arthur’s
W. H. Kline
Bell
W. State
R.— Ady
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