Excitement in Commons over Ulster crisis and army duty
In London the House of Commons heard War Secretary Seeley confirm officers declining to serve in Ulster contingency. Bonar Law pressed for full debate while Asquith denied Paget letter statements and warned against implications of troop movements as conquest.
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London
House of Commons
Seeley
Ulster
Col. Seely
Andrew Bonar Law
Col. Seeley
War Office
Asquith
Bonar Law
Paget
Gen. Paget
Coxey Recruits Rounded Up In Ohio Bonfire Roundup
A group of 53 Coxey followers gathering near a brick yard bonfire were surprised by police in Ohio. They were ordered to surrender with a missing hand noted as Thomas Murray’s injury prevented a count. Captives marched to a caboose and later to police headquarters for processing.
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Washington
Coxey
South End
Thomas Murray
Coshocton
Caboose
Pilcher
Herdlicka
Webber
Hasler
Peterson
Keefauver
Tuscarawasst E
Weather Forecast Summary Not Clear
Fragmentary weather data notes possible snow in extreme north with Tuesday fair and rising temperatures. The text is garbled with illegible numbers and units, making precise forecast details unreadable.
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Nort
Somegder
Canton Retail Clerks to Form Local Association
Tail clerks meet Monday night March 3 1914 at Reindeers hall corner 2nd and Market to organize a Canton Retail Clerks Association. Local, nonunion group with all retail clerks urged to attend. Meeting scheduled 9345 pm Advt 22 23.
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Reindeers’ Hall Corner
2Nd-St SE
Market Ay 8
Canton Retail Clerks’ Association
Sled
Advt
Heindeers’ Hall Corner 2Nd-St SE
Hew Association
Man Held Denies He's Murderer In Fatal Homicide
Charles Roskursky aged 22 denies murdering his brother Lademar Kunschok whose body was found near Cherryward Street late Saturday night. Police hold three other suspects Tony Castroski Joe Salipsky and Frank Kallea awaiting arraignment. A post mortem found a skull fracture from a heavy blow and police recovered a short iron bar near the scene.
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Charles Roskursky
Lucas Kunschok
Lademar Kunschok
Cherry-aw
Chief Smith
Tony Castroski
Joe Salipsky
Frank Kallea
Judge Quinn
Roskursky
Old Country
Kunschok
Rexav SE
Swope
Andy Busneck
Corner Gavin
Kunswick
Sermon Urges Marriage Rite and Limits on Dating
Rev Father Treiber at St. Joseph Church urged marriage as divine and urged parents to guide courtship while condemning eugenics and sex hygiene talk. He warned against bachelorhood, urged early marriage for societal good, and cautioned that knowledge alone cannot keep hearts pure.
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Father Treiber
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Trieber
Garden of Eden
Monday Court Calendar Record Heavy Docket
The court calendar lined up 73 cases on Monday including 29 arrests from Saturday’s red light raids and 27 men taken at brick yards on suspicion charges. Judge Quinn worked through the list, with court not adjourning until nearly noon and only about half the cases disposed.
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Quinn
Akron crowd packs church day event drawing fifty thousand
An Akron city crowd estimated at 50,000 gathered yesterday for a church day event described as a universal turnout. Organizers highlighted the large attendance and community participation amid clear weather.
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Akron
Labor Union Meeting Planned at Heindeers Hall
A meeting is set for the 23rd of 1914 at Heindeers hall for the purpose of organizing new labor unions and encouraging attendance by those interested in labor causes.
To the Young Man Dont Be a Bachelor
Advice warns young men against bachelorhood and casual dating urging commitment and a home. It stresses saving money for a future wife, obtaining life insurance, and buying a house before marriage. The tone is prescriptive and moralistic urging practical steps toward stable domestic life.
Don’t Marry For Money or Image Says Local Column
A town opinion column urges caution on marriage and finances warning against marrying for status or wealth. It argues homes should be built on stability and advocates saving, self restraint, and moral standards while condemning the double standard. The piece ends noting a continuation on Page Three.
Anxiety Over Col Roosevelt After Brazil Accident
United Press reports in New York that Roosevelt relatives fear for Col Roosevelt after a Brazil dispatch claimed the Roosevelt party met an accident in the upper Amazon. Explorer Anthony Fiala telegram said they had lost everything in rapids and asked to be notified of his safety, with no confirmation on Roosevelt’s presence.
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New York
Col. Roosevelt
Brazil
Roosevelt
Amazon
Anthony Fiala
Santarem
Pernambuco
St. Vincent
Azores
Fiala
A Bold Editor Urges Readers to Try Detective Tales
The Daily News editor speaks in the first person urging readers to sample detective fiction. He argues one should find time for relaxation, cites Woodrow Wilson and others who enjoy mysteries, and promotes a new serial titled 813 as engaging entertainment rather than high literature.
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News
Maurice le Blanc
Jimmy * Smith
Mike McKinney
Nat Goodwin
John C. Welty
Woodrow Wilson
United States
National Press Club
United States Senate
Canton
Eastern College
Supreme Court
Dickens
George Eliot
Thackeray
County maps delayed halts county tax work and jail bond talk
The map commission delays on 7 unsent township maps slow real estate tax processing with only 10 of 17 townships finished. Officials warn June deadline looms as re appraisal of personal property rises, while jail bond issue remains undecided pending public demand and completed ward projects.
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Map Commission
Hall
County Tax Commission
Moore
Abt
Board of Complaint
Tax Commission
Oliver Hall
Joshua L. Jones
Texas
F. B. Gilcrest
Gilcrest
Tuscarawas
Perry
Plain
Canton-tos
Nimishillen
Osnaburg
Pike-tos
State Examiner Analyzes City Books For Statistics
State Examiner F. 1). Green from the bureau of inspection and supervision of public buildings reviews the city auditor's office books. He compiles a schedule of revenue and expenditures to support a comparative table of statistical data for cities of similar size in the state. He notes the state report is valuable but underutilized.
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Green
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of
Silver plated flatware advertised with 25 percent better value
Advert text promotes silver plated flatware at 25 percent better value from Double, Jeweler and Optician located at 123 and 125 Tuscarawas near E Adyt. The notice emphasizes improved quality and location details.
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Optician
Jewel
Adyt
Factory Piano Sale At Klein & Hefferman's
Factory prices on this sample lot of The Smith Parnes and Strohber pianos. Call this evening for prices and terms. 222-226 Tuscaranas St. Adyvt. 23-4
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Klein & Hefferman’s
Smith, Parnes and Strohber
Tuscaranas
E.adyvt
Two Sides in City Mayor Case Probe
Columbus reports Monday indicate attorney Oscar M. Abt doubts the Schilling appeal will reach the state supreme court before fall. He argues Turnbull had no right to reclaim the mayor’s office after Judge Barnum installed Schilling, and a back salary suit could pit City Solicitor Walter Ruff against former colleagues Abt and Mills.
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Columbus
Oscar M. Abt
Harry S&s
Schilling
Walter 8. Ruff
Ruff
Abt and
Mills
Abt
Millis
Harry Schilling
Simpson Sells Both Branches of Business
Adolph Altman bought the cigar store and saloon from William Simpson after Simpson decided to retire from the saloon business. The saloon license transfer occurred Monday, with Altman taking over the establishment formerly run by A. J. Geddes and later by Simpson.
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Adolph Altman
Phillip Klafter
Sample Piano for $187 at Klein & Heffel Co
advertisement offers a new piano guaranteed 19 years at $187, regular price $300. Customer urged to examine it this evening at Klein & Heffel, 222-226 Tusecarawas St E, with ad dated 23-24.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Tusecarawas St E. rAdvt
Employ Daily News Want 4b8 To Do Your Selling
An advertising solicitation urges readers to use the Employ Daily News listing service, promising broad reach for selling goods or services through their classified network. The notice emphasizes quick exposure and practical pricing for advertisers seeking rapid results.
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Daily News
Commissioners balk at N O T road upgrade plan
Canton and Massillon road project faces county resistance as the N O T seeks 26 foot right of way with 25 year franchise. Commissioners Crow and Leonard urge the line to fund more than grading, paving north side, and curbs, proposing tar macadam and full 20 foot paving at public cost. Welty to meet GM Burns and present offer early next week.
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Canton-Massillon
Board of Commissioners
M. D. Crowl
L. A. Leonard
John ©. Welty
Traction Line
Leonard
Cieties
Crow
Canton
Massillon
Welty
Canton City Debt Totals 2 497 612 45 Says Sinking Fund Report
The sinking fund trustees report Canton’s total bonded indebtedness at 2 497 612 45. Of this sum 843 900 000 will be paid off by end of 1916, leaving 1 653 712 45 due after 1916. Net five year indebtedness rose 466 180, driven mainly by street improvements and sewers.
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Canton
Public Lecture on Reincarnation by Mme Alida deleeuy
National lecturer for the Theesepl ea society, Mme Alida deleeuy, will speak at 8 pm on Wednesday March 26 at the north east Auditorium anne s. The talk Reincarnation or Rebirth is free and open to all interested.
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Alida
Deleeuy
Theeseplea Society
North East
Anne S
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