Soviet Russia Policy Sparks State Department Debate
The United States debates accepting Moscow's terms for resuming trade with Soviet Russia amid Lenine's third international doctrine. Officials question whether the Soviet system, including the international movement and Soviet administration, is distinguishable from the government. A report says Lenine views the international as a world center for revolutionary action, while others fear it could imply Bolshevist aims.
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GTON
Third Internationale
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Russia
Voscow
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Sion
Interna
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Ternationale
Moscow
Ch Lenine
4 Internationale
State Department
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Rusmmunist
Nist Internationale
Ughes
Department
Mary Hughes
Kalinee
Tmarding
Eui
Stolen Jewels Reported From Hollenden Hotel
March 26. William Sidney reported to police a handbag containing a jewel estimated at a substantial value was taken from the Hollenden hotel. The theft involves a precious gem and is under investigation by local officers.
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William Sidney
Hollenden Hotel
Easter Church Seeks Faithful At Winona Plan
The Most Christian Church announces an Easter seal program at Winona with evangelistic services at plano. Easter services include 10:30 a m Sunday and 7:30 p m in the church, inviting attendees to seek the Kingdom first and life in the world beyond.
Perrine Editor and Writer Passes Away in Philadelphia
William Perrine, editor in chief of the Bulletin for 26 years and a prominent newspaperman and publicist, died in Philadelphia at age 63 after a month of illness. A noted traveler and keen observer, he shared his intimate insights through the widely read column Men and Things.
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Philadelphia
William Perrine
The
Bulletin
Massillon Sexton Suggests Stemper Hurt In Cemetery
Massillon officials including Police Chief Gottlieb Domer and cemetery sexton Duncan Merrell defended Stemper’s injuries as a possible result of a nighttime flight through a dense cemetery area. Merrell noted the area’s headstones could trip a runner, while Domer said most markers are low and injuries could occur in a precipitate escape. Stemper’s claim of police abuse was denied by detectives Fred Vogley and Joseph Pence, who provided a formal denial.
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Harry Stemper
Tuscaranassi E
Fred Vogley
Joseph Pence
Gottlieb Domer
Massillon
Duncan Merrell
Massillon Cemetery
Sexton
Stemper
Merrell
James Miller
Demer
Chief Domer
Canton
Domer
Britain Decides Tentative Disarmament Plan to Can Article 10
Washington reports Britain has tentatively chosen its approach for upcoming talks with the Harding administration. London plans to eliminate Article X from the League covenant, match France in modest league modifications, and may push a world disarmament conference if the United States stalls. Geddes likely to lead the mission with Viviani fresh in minds, while Viviani’s visit informs London’s strategy and timing.
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Washington
Great Britain
Harding
England
United States
Rene Viviani
Sir Auckland Geddes
United Press
Britain
League of Nations
France
Viviani
Syeddes
London
Geddes
Wilson Improves After Indigestion Attack
Washington March 26 The condition of former President Wilson was reported improved today though physicians will watch him closely. Dr Cary T Grayson and Dr Sterling Ruffin attended at the Wilson home after an indigestion attack following lunch yesterday. He could move about but will be kept quiet for several days.
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Washington
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Grayson
Sterling Ruffin
Closed shop pact to stand in Cleveland
The closed shop agreement in effect for three years between building trades employers and the Building Trades council will remain in force in Cleveland. It covers 30,000 workers and prohibits strikes or lockouts. All unresolved issues must go to arbitration.
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Cleveland
Building Trades Employers
Building Trades’ Council
Sunday Morning Breakfast Pecan Nut Rolls Advy Pastry Shop Ad
Pecan nut rolls available for Sunday breakfast from the Pastry Shop. Phone ahead to order and arrange delivery by calling Bell 396 or State 3620. Located at 218 Cleveland Ave NW, Advy.
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Bell
State
Cleveland-av
Proclamation of a Bible Scholar at Eagle's Hall
A profound bible scholar to lead a Sunday 3 p m talk at Eagle's Hall Third floor Mc Curdy Bilk Walnut entrance Adv The Mackey Sisters host a Neuck Bible class Sunday morning at Due ber-avy M. E. church Adv Don’t miss these religious events announced in local notices.
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Eagle's Hall
McCurdy
Mackey Sisters
Neuck
Dueber-avy M. E
Easter cantatas at First Evangelical and Lowell Reformed churches
The Glory of the Cross cantata by the First Evangelical church Sunday school and choir at Third Street and Herbrucket NE Sunday 7 20 PM. At Lowell Reformed Church Arlington NW both morning and evening with Prof Eli Drew in charge. Junior choir at 9 AM renders Caster Joy. Senior choir of 30 voices at 7 PM sings Life Everlasting. Also Canton Mattress Co advertises mattresses and fillings.
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First Evangelical Church
Lowell Reformed Church
Arlington
Eli Drew
Robber Sentenced in Fast Trial for Burglary and Larceny
John King known as The Texas Kid was found guilty of burglary and larceny by a jury in Judge Krrchbaum's room Friday. He was sentenced to one to 15 years in the penitentiary. The jury reached a verdict in seven minutes after deliberation. Testimony showed King helped rob Alvin Hurford's residence.
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John King
The
Texas Kid
Krrchbaum
King
Alvin Hurford
Marinello Shop Moves to Klein and Hefelman Store
Marinello Shop will be moving Monday and Tuesday and will reopen Wednesday on the first floor mezzanine of the new Klein and Hefelman store. Mrs Dillon will manage the transition and advise customers about hours and location changes.
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Marinello
Spiritualist Church Services and Speaker Ady
Spiritualists announce second church service at 7 30 p m Sunday March 27 with Mrs Clara Conley of Mansfield Ohio as lecturer and message bearer featured in the Sunday paper advert.
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Mar
Clara Conley
Mansfield
O. Seeady
Canton Cigar Co. Adverts Hand Made Long Filler Cigars
Se Cigars Se Wonderly s Made right cigars, Se quality, Long filler, hand made, Canton Cigar Co., opposite Danne miller Grocery Co., 227 Cherry av SE.
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Wonderly
C. Canton Cigar Co
Dannemiller Grocery Co
Farmers Fertilizer Ad Offers Discounted Acid Fertilizer
A historical ad from The Letherman Gehmen Co Ady promotes 16 percent acid fertilizer with a $23.50 off car and $24.50 off warehouse orders. Contact by phone 574.
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Letherman-Gehman Co
Ady
Easter Attire Costs Soar Across Nation
New York reports over two hundred million dollars spent on mothers Easter outfits as women nationwide buy hats and frocks. Retail editor James Gould notes this as the largest Easter buying season since the war, aided by lower food prices enabling greater discretionary spending. Grey and henna dominate while navy appears in suits, with men also spending heavily on clothing.
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New York
United States
James Gould
Women's Wear
Gould
United Press
Frankel Pays Fine to Win Freedom at Stark Co Workhouse
Julius Frankel, a member of the Lifers' club at the Stark county workhouse, paid a $1000 fine and costs on Friday to secure his release after being found guilty of selling whiskey in his restaurant near the Pennsylvania roundhouse. Friends had raised the money to cover the debt.
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Julius Frankel
Lifers
Stark Co
Pennsylvania Roundhouse
Spring Fever Begins as Runaway Boy Concern Grows
Cleveland police warn that warm weather sparks a rise in runaways and outdoor mischief. Police Chief Smith notes spring brings increased desire to play hockey and escape duties, signaling potential trouble days ahead.
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Cleveland
Smith
Joint bank accounts common among Cleveland couples
Cleveland bankers say one third of saving accounts in the city are joint accounts of husbands and wives. Most are widowed or newly married couples. Between those periods, many married people have separate accounts instead.
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Cleveland
Perpetual streetcar right upheld in Fort Thomas case
Judge Cochran of the Covington U S court rules South Covington and Cincinnati street railway retains a perpetual right to operate on Fort Thomas streets. The ruling follows a dispute over municipal street access and tolls. The decision solidifies ongoing public transit rights in Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
A. M. J. Cochran
U. S. Court
Covington
South
Cupid Beats Lawyers Divorce Off Reconciliation in Steese Case
Charles J. Steese a Massillon banker and May Frances Steese an actress wife reconciled after divorce petitions. Proceedings had been set for Saturday before Judge Ake but were dismissed as the couple planned to return to their Massillon home. Mrs. Steese had alleged neglect. Attorneys for both sides were present when the case was halted.
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Massillon
Frances Steese
Steese
Estranged couple ordered to care for children in court
Judge Ake summarily ends Florence Guedel v Ernest Guedel contempt case over alimony nonpayment and dismisses divorce proceedings. He warns of possible criminal charges and orders immediate care arrangements for the couple’s two children, threatening grand jury action if ignored. The father had indicated he would place the children in Fairmount Children’s Home.
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Ake
Florence Guedel
Ernest Guedel
Cgiuedel
Fairmount
Grand Jury
Guedel
Attorneys Argue Start Hearing in Kap pelman Case Murder Charge
Attorneys for the Board of Health and for Dr John Kap pelman argued before Common Pleas Judge RH Day over whether the former city health commissioner is entitled to a civil service hearing. The board sought to halt the civil service commission proceeding with a restraining order. A decision is expected soon as the court may rule on jurisdiction and issue a brief.
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John M. Kappelman
Civil Service
Board of Health
Common Pleas
RH. Day
Kappelman
Common Pleas Court
Civil Service Commission
Commission
James L. Amerman
Loren FE. Souers
James E. Kinnison
Day
Sowers
Chicago Announces First Daylight Saving Time Start
Chicago begins summer daylight saving Sunday with clocks advanced one hour. Through trains run on central standard time, one hour behind Chicago time. Evangelistic Campaign Salvation Army at 822 Walnut now under Walter Wagner evangelist. Also notices of events at Missner House in North Canton and Easter services at First Presbyterians with new pastor Rey Wilson inviting strangers and visitors.
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Chicago
Evangelistic Campaign
Salvation Army
Walter Wagner
First Presbyterians
Rey, Wilson
Adv
Let Contract Early For Wilmotrds And East Spaniard Paving
The state highway department aims to let contracts on April 29 for paving the Wilmotrds and the East Spaniard in Starkee. Chief Engineer Smith, visiting from Columbus, said both roads link current upgrades with the county line and urged County surveyor Sickafoose to hasten plans to fit the April state settings.
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State Highway Department
Starkee
Smith
Columbus
Sickafoose
State Department
New Classes Formed Day and Night at Canton College
Canton Actual Business College announces new day school beginning April 4 and night school starting April 5. Reserve your desk now.
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Canton Actual Business College
Ady
Seeking the Kingdom lecture at Eagle's Hall on Sunday
A religious notice advertises A W Ostrander speaking on the Lord's prayer and the Kingdom with a free Sunday session at Eagle's Hall Walnut Ave Adv Seats free, no collections. Also promoted is a March 27 Pittsburgh excursion from Canton at 7:32 a m to 7 p m with 8 percent war tax and 5 percent deposit offer by Canton Morris Plan Bank.
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A. W. Ostrander
Eagle's Hall
Walnut
Pittsburgh
Canton
The
Canton Morris Plan Bank Adv
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Adv
Berlin Faces Widespread Strikes and Fighting in March
Berlin stockpiles report strikes spreading across factories as mass communist meetings occur in suburbs. Fighting resumes at Eisleben with government troops, casualties feared. authorities uncover a plot to blow up police HQ and confiscate dynamite. Police regain Eisleben, Hettstedt, Mansfield after heavy clashes.
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Berlin
Eisheben
Lokel Anzeiger
Issen
Bochum
Totefahn
American I W W Leaders Reported Rally Rebels at Merseburg
In Merseburg Germany March 26 former members of the American I W W were said to be leading communist demonstrations near Leuna where factories remained under worker control guarded by a red army of about 3000. Other detachments held the city approaches as Saxony reports Bitterfeld under communist control. Kommunists in Klarfeld vote to strike while Halle is quiet.
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Merseburg
Germany
Vformer
Leuna
Red
Red Army
Saxony
Bitterfeld
Klarfeld
Halle
German Workmen Seize Leuna Plants in Communist Push
German workers who seized Leuna plants amid the president communist uprising vow to retain control as a step toward a communist state. Berlin communist Max Kempine says they may discard humanity principles and use force if needed, aiming to prevent layoffs as capitalists close plants to dodge reparations.
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Leuna
Germany
Max Kempine
Berlin
Ludendorff
Easter Services Expand at Wiest Christian Church
Great musical program during Faster A W TLoper of Winona at piano at all services Evangelistic services 107 have been added to the church this week Easter will be the big day Sermona 10 30 a m Going Through the Gates 7 30 p m The Sermon at the Somb Ady
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Winona
Plano
Ady
Wiest
Ebert Regime and Reds Blame Each Other for Uprising
Berlin reports a bitter exchange as communists accuse the government of provoking the uprising to crush workers and shift reparations costs onto them. The government counters that revolution was instigated while Poland and reparations distract authorities, signaling a predicted crush by tomorrow.
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Ebert
Germany
Sachs
Fritz Sachs
Communist Labor Party
Moscow
Mansfield
Leone
Snveriin
Stinnes
Jlerr Severign
Red Army
Macy Co Sues Victor Co Over Record Sales Restrictions
A federal jury awarded Macy & Co. $49,698 in a $500,000 suit alleging Victor Talking Machine Co. conspired to restrain trade by restricting record sales from 1914 to 1917. Under Sherman law the award will treble to $149,094, plus counsel fees possibly up to $150,000. Defendant plans an appeal.
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New York
R. H. Macy & Co
Victor Talking Machine Co
Macy Co
Veetor Co
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