Ohio dry leaders plan suit over beer and wine referendum
Ohio dry leaders plan to file suit to block the proposed light wine and beer amendment and require 200000 signatures before it can go to voters. They argue the referendum would violate the federal constitution and cite the Anti-Saloon League stance. The Canton Daily News offers free classified help for ex servicemen seeking employment through the American Legion program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Friends
Ohio Division
National Association Against the
Secretary of State
Dry
Drys
United States Supreme Court
Wayne B. Wheeler
Washington, D.C
Anti-Saloon League of America
Supreme Court
Carl Kohler
The
American Legion
Kohler
Canton Daily News
Canton
the News
Legion
County Adopts Requisition Plan for Purchases
Stark County commissioners announced a requisition plan to control all county purchases for the court house and institution needs. They may appoint a county purchasing agent later, with bids to be sought for major buys. Commissioner J Frank Booth praised the move and noted the agent would handle infirmary and workhouse supplies.
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Court House
J. Frank Booth
Summit
Booth
Stark
Weather Outlook for Ohio and Local Events
The forecast calls for rain in southern and central Ohio with rain or snow in the far north late tonight and Thursday. Temperatures rise a bit on Thursday. Florence Biechele contralto will perform in Canton Thursday evening at 8 15 p m. non members pay 50 cents. An announcement notes a 15 percent tuition cut on all courses for the summer at Y M C A Technical Schools with day and night offerings.
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Ohio
Florence Biechele
Canton Women's Velub
Y. MC
Adv
Gish Sisters See Harding as Ideal Julius Caesar in Film Bailment
Misses Dorothy and Lillian Gish praised President Harding as an ideal Julius Caesar after a White House visit. They said his features and poise suit a Roman toga, and Lillian noted Harding resembles a Roman senator. The actresses described the meeting as a memorable acting lesson.
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White House
See
Crosser
Julius Caesar
Dent Harding
Dorothy
Lillian Gish
Lillian
Harding
D. W. Griffith
Caeser
Julius
President Harding
Bomb Thrown At Prohibition Lecture In Wisconsin Church
Police traced a clue to four men who drove up in front of a Wisconsin church where William E. Pussyfoot Johnson was to speak. A bomb was hurled as a high school boy witnesses saw an army uniformed man among the attackers. The device fizzed and was stopped by an usher. Johnson was elsewhere. Panic and stampede ensued but no major injuries. In Washington, the Senate prepared to ratify the naval limitation treaty, the 6 6 3 pact, and turn to Chinese pacts, with little opposition expected. Senator Sheppard condemned the Nine Power Treaty as a hoax on China's integrity.
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Green Bay
Wis
William EE
Pussyfoot’ Johnson
F. C. Walker
Walker
Johnson
Pussyfoot
Great Britain
Senate
China
Senator Sheppard
Texas
Probing Finances of Rail Labor Union
Special master in chancery Fred Kruse began an inquiry into the finances of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railway Shop Laborers under Judge John M Killitts. The suit by Bacon Brothers seeks to restrain union officials from withdrawing funds as objections to the filing were deemed unfounded. A receiver may be appointed after the master's report to wind up the union's affairs.
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Toledo
Fred Kruse
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
John M. Killitts
United States District Court
Bacon Brothers
Killitts
Embezzlers Admit Theft From Procter Gamble
Two detectives arrested Edward Schmidtt aged 20 and Charles Harrison aged 21 after a March 29 shortage at Procter & Gamble. They confessed to stealing at least 5000 dollars while working as record clerks and were charged with embezzlement.
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Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Company
Edward Schmidtt
Charles Harrison
Banquet Friday at R. C. O. L. Club gathers crowd
Announcement lists tickets for the R. C. O. L. Club banquet on Friday March 31 and sale locations at 204 W Tusce. Ad inserted for Electric cabinet and steam baths at Basement Courtland Hotel. Also promotes Baby's First Photograph offer with savings account and a baby book. Employment aid call 352 Bell 2029 State.
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Courtland Hotel
Bell
No Agreement Reached in War on Irish Border
London March 29. The first session of the Irish peace parley ended without an accord. A second conference was set for later. Ulster premier Sir James Craig and Michael Collins reportedly stood firm as Churchill and other British officials attended. Earlier, riots and a coup fear intensified as Dublin prepared defenses amid armed factions.
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London
Ulster
North
South
Ireland
Winston Churchill
Laming Worthington-Evans
Hamar Greenwood
Viscount Deel
India
Michael Collins
Dublin
James Craig
Belfast
Collins
House of Commons
House of Lords
Wislop Lodge
Omagh
Free State
Beloo
County Fermaugh
Great Northern Railroad
Ohio Independent Telephone Association Opens Convention
The Ohio Independent Telephone Association opened its annual convention at the Southern hotel in Columbus. Speakers include F R Mackinnon of the United States Independent Telephone Association, Rupert Beetham of Cadiz, John R. Cassiday of Columbus, George T. Poor of Cincinnati, W. S. Vivian of Chicago, and Right Rev Frank Du Moulin of Cleveland who will speak at tonight's banquet.
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Columbus
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Southern Hotel
F.R
Mackinnon
Washington, D. C
United States Independent Telephone Association
Rupert Beetham
Cadiz
House of Representatives
John R. Cassiday
State Tax Commission
George T. Poor
Cincinnati
State Utilities Commission
W. 8. Vivian
Chicago
Frank du Moulin
Cleveland
Baby Savings Plan Offer From The First Trust Bank
A notice describes opening an account with $1 or more for Baby's Savings at The First Trust Savings bank. It offers a silver plated bank for the accumulation of Baby's Savings to parents.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Courtney Free
Lee
Woman Restored To Civil Rights In Blark ee Courts
Josephine Sherrick was restored to civil rights by the common pleas court on Wednesday. Adjudged insane August 8, 1910, she was discharged as cured April 10, 1911. She sought restoration to handle her own property. Judge Krrchbaum signed the restoration decree, with First Trust & Savings Bank assisting.
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Blarkee
Josephine Sherrick
Order of Common Pleas Court
The
First Trust & Savings Bank
Krrchbaum
Fear of another war in West Virginia as strike grows
Charleston officials fear an uprising like last summer with an April 1 miners strike. State police tightened in danger zones Williamson Kanawha Logan. arms shipments and open shop policy heighten tensions. Local United Mine Workers pledge to protect property and pursue lawful action.
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Charleston
W. Va
International Miners
Kanawaha Coal Operators’ Association
Sas
Williamson
Kanawaha
Logan Fields
Cincinnati
Jackson Arnold
Arnold
State Guard
United Mine Workers
Putney
Kanawaha-co
Kanawaha Fields
Canton Detectives Nab Notorious Safecracker After Eight-Year Run
John Hager Stephan, alias Slim Hager Oklahoma Slim George Martin George Reed Gabe, 29, arrested in a northwest rooming house by Bertillon Officer Ben Clarke and Detectives Herdiicka and Skotnicky. He faced a .45 in his belt but was restrained as officers closed in. He is jailed on state charges with federal ties lingering from a 1914 Nicollette West Virginia post office robbery.
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John Hager
Stephana
Ent
Bertillon
Ben Clarke
Herdiicka
Skotnicky
Stephans
Slim Hager
Oklahoma Slim
George Martin
George Reed
Gabe
Nicollette
W. Va
Parkersburg
Lee Lester
James Courtney
Stephan
Slim
Canton
Stark Co
Clarke, Herdiicka
Famous decorator starts work for News auto show
Cincinnati designer George E. Fern, in charge of Canton Motor Car Co building for the Daily News auto show opening Monday, aims for an artistic display with minimal signs. He plans a harmonious interior using natural foliage sourced from the south, seeking to avoid a bazaar look and emphasize the cars themselves. The Canton building already reflects added beauty and the show is described as the largest and most entertaining yet in Canton.
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George E. Fern
Cincinnati
Canton Motor Car Company
Daily News
Fern
Middle West
Fils
Canton Motor Car Co
Blums' Baby Daughter to Receive Pearls in Oakland Will
In San Francisco on March 29 Judge Thomas Graham said the $100,000 string of pearls will be turned over to Baby Blum once she is named. The pearls were bequeathed by Mrs Rosa Blum to her first daughter, with a charity clause if no daughter is born.
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San Francisco
Calif
Baby Blum
Jamae B. Blum
Oakland
Thomas Graham
Miss Blum
Rosa Blum
Snow slide isolates seven at Almo mine
Seven workers at the Queen Bess mine near Nelson are cut off by a severe snow slide that roared for five miles. The mine camp is stocked for a month. The notice mentions Y M C A Technical Schools and training for ex service men at half price if enrolled before April 1.
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Almo Mine
Winnipeg
Man
Queen Bess
Almo
Nelson
Y. M. C. A. Technical Schools
Candidates Seek County Posts in Democratic Ticket
Several prospective candidates have appeared for places on the democratic county ticket. Dennis Myers a Beach City lumber dealer is expected to run for clerk of courts and Rev J Keyser of East Sparta is considering a sheriff candidacy.
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Dennis Myers
Beach City
Rev. J. Keyser
East Sparta
May Subscribe Funds for Road in Paris to Improve Alliance Minervard
Residents of Minerva consider funding via popular subscription after state aid for paving the Alliance Minerva road hit a bond issue snag. County Auditor Perkins warned a 1 mill tax hike is needed for the township’s share, but the rate is already high. A committee member said they could raise about 2150 dollars through subscriptions, including several hundred residents not directly assessed who would benefit.
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Paris
Alliance- Minervard
Minerva
Perkina
Perkins
Policeman in Cincinnati Goes Insane and Threatens Family
Walter Speer a 32 year old Cincinnati policeman suddenly deranged last night and threatened to kill his 70 year old grandmother and others in his neighborhood. He barricaded himself in his home room with an army rifle a police revolver and two large knives before police persuaded him to surrender.
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Cincinnati
Walter Speer
Speer
France
War Cry Details Canton Salvation Army in 1900s View
The War Cry issue features Canton city scenes and Salvation Army work with a story on the city. It includes views of the Salvation Army building and a picture of President McKinley. More than 90 000 copies are sold weekly.
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Salvation Army of
United States
Canton
Salvation Army
President McKinley
Washington Council and visiting Bros attend Beck funeral
Members of Washington Council and visiting Brothers gather at the event hall on Thursday at 7 30 for funeral services honoring the late Brother Henry Beck of 803 Park Avenue Southwest. By order of Councilor E J Smith Rec Sec Adv
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Washington Council
Visiting Bros
Henry Beck
Park Av
E. J. Smith
Patronage Rows Threaten Harding in Ohio Campaign
Washington dispatch reports patronage struggles affecting the 1920 campaign. The dispute centers on the Federal Trade Commission post for W. Upton of Warren, husband of Harriot Taylor Upton, with Ohio’s senatorial contest and Mrs Upton’s role as a Republican leader entwined in the heated dispute. Senator Pomerene opposes the nomination in the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Ohio
Charge W. Upton
Warren
Federal Trade Commission
Upton
Harriet Taylor Upton
Republican National Committee
Congressman Himes Returns to Capital
Congressman Joseph Himes returned to Washington from Battle Creek Michigan where he spent three weeks for his health. He is much improved and immediately began clearing up a large volume of business accumulated during his absence.
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Joseph Himes
Washington
Battle Creek
Mich
House passes war department bill to trim army
Washington March 29 after a ten day battle with administration forces and amid protests from President aiding and the general staff the house passed the 1922 23 war department appropriation bill reducing the United States army to 115 009 men
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Washington
General Staff
House
War Department
United States Army
Louise Huber Dancing School Classes Postponed
Due to illness no class meetings at Louise Huber Dancing School until April 6. The advance notice notes temporary closure affecting pupils and sessions.
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Louise Huber
T.—Adv
Masonic Notice Special Communication March 30
Masonic notice announces a special communication of Lathrop No. 676 on Thursday March 30 at 7 pm with F C degree led by W M D D Jones and Sec Adv. Buehler's noted. Also includes local ads for Prime Rib Roasts Lamb Stew Veal Chops canned milk and Razors from Arthur's with addresses and prices.
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Masonic Natice Special Communication of Lathrop No
To.m. F. C
W. M
D. D. Jones
Buehler’s
Thur
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