Canton fund raises 1160 for slain officer's widow
Readers and workers across Canton contributed to an officers relief fund honoring Ralph ee, slain by bandits. From pennies to large gifts, subscriptions topped $1,160.15, with donations collected at city hall and First Savings bank. The Kiwanis club and local companies planned further support, citing the Canton post office and Timken Roller Co. employees as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust & Bank
Ralphee
FE. Hill
Gether
First Savings Bank
United Alloy Steel
Kiwanis Club
S Club
Fund to date for Ralph W. Hoffee contributions posted
A list of donors and amounts up to May 8 shows totals for the Ralph W. Hoffee fund. Contributions include individuals, banks, merchants, and societies with a grand total of 1160.05 dollars. The Rotary club is noted with a separate 500.00 entry toward the same fund.
NY Pay Tribute O Bandit Victim
Citizens and officials gathered Monday afternoon as funeral services for Ralph W. Loganav NW were held, honoring a life cut short by a gunman’s bullet. Rev Dr Day urged citizens to respect the family and uphold law, while church singing and sermon reflected on tragedy and devotion to mother and family.
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Ralph W
Loganav
al- Day
Canember
Eter
Ben Miller
Dr. Day
Spital Day Observed at Mercy Hospital
The text notes a hospital day to be observed at Hospital Mercy with a focus on student nurses. An excursion to Columbus, Pennsylvania is planned, with a train from Canton at 46 a.m. and return by 5 p.m. Central Time.
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Hospital Mercy Dog
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Canton
Lloyd George to Mediate Adriatic Dispute at Fiume
Premier Lloyd George of England agreed to mediate the territorial dispute between Italy and Jugoslavia over Fiume and adjacent Adriatic territory, after a request by Foreign Minister Schanzer. Earlier the British premier had declined to act on the Irish Jugoslav differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Lloyd George
England
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Genoa
Fiume
Adriatic
Schanzer
Four Hurt As Auto Crowd Forces Off Highway
A Cleveland to Canton trip ended in a rollover on the North Canton road at Edgefield. Mrs Allie Groch suffered a back injury and fractured rib. her husband Robert Bruised and facial cuts. a sister and a niece lightly hurt. The Grochs were taken to Aultman annex for treatment after the crash caused by a truck crowding the car toward the curb.
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Cleveland
Canton
North Canton Road
Edgefield
Allie Groch
Hampshireld
Robert Groch
Sarah Bucher
Lies of a 13 year old drove pastor to death
MARSHILL Maine May 8 The Rev Charles R Carlton pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church killed himself after an unfounded charge by a girl of thirteen that he had harmed her. The girl later admitted the accusation was baseless and the community, which had united against him, faces shock at the tragedy and its role in the pastor’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshill
Maine
Charles R. Carlton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Two Triplets Die. Leonard Survives From De Gregorio Family
Anthony and Nicholas De Gregorio, twins among a set of triplets born to Mr and Mrs Pasquale De Gregorio of 611 Ninth Street SE, died in infancy and will be buried together. Anthony died Saturday and Nicholas on Monday noon while Leonard remains alive and well. The babies were about two weeks old.
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Anthony
Nicholas
Autos stolen and recovered. clothing theft reported
Police were informed Sunday evening that a car owned by Dr. H. M. Schuffel at 205 15th St NW was recovered after being stolen near Marketav N by Trinity Reformed church. George Belden of Holmes Automobile Co reports his car stolen from Ninth St NE late Sunday afternoon. Frank Mooney, at 304 Third St SE, says clothing was taken from his room Sunday afternoon.
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H. M. Schuffel
15Thst NW
Marketav N
Trinity Reformed Church
George Belden
The
Holmes Automobile Co
Ninth-st NE
Frank Mooney
Third-st SE
Ice prices and Sunday hours from City Ice & Coal Co
Ice customers can save by calling for ice at the plant with 25 lb for 1 cent, 50 lb for 20 cents, 75 lb for 30 cents, 100 lb for 40 cents, and 300 lb or more at 30 cents per hundred. Open Sundays 7 am to 11 am. The City Ice and Coal Co formerly Canton Ice Delivery Co, 825 W Na varrerd SW.
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City Ice & Coal Co
Canton Ice Delivery Co
State constables and police clash at Charles Town
Charles Town West Virginia erupts as residents demand removal of state troopers after clash with local police over the arrest of Lieutenant Mack Lilly. Business leaders circulated a petition urging Governor Morgan to withdraw the troopers seen as inciting trouble.
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Charles Town
Gov. Morgan
W. Va
Mingo
West Virginia State Constabulary
Mack J. Lilly
Constabulary
Lilly
Morgan
M. Wiley
Booneco
Smith
A. S. M. Morgan
William Stifer
Jackson Arnold
Canton Woman 5 Given Big Honor
Miss Ethel J. Keller of Canton was elected first vice president of the Ohio Retail Secretaries' association at Newark's second annual meeting. Lynn Kevenaugh of Columbus was named president, H. K. Galbraith of Chillicothe second vice president, Jack Moore of Akron secretary treasurer. The group urged a uniform law to bar returns of certain merchandise by customers for health reasons and backed amendments restricting transient and itinerant merchants from selling in hotel rooms. They praised Ohio Board of Education vocational training and the establishment of retail selling classes in schools and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel JT. Keller
Canton Retail Merchants’ Association
Ohio Retail Secretaries’ Association
Newark
Keller
State Association
Lynn Kevenaugh
Columbus
H. K. Galbraith
Chillicothe
Jack Moore
Akron
State Board of Health
Association
Ohio
Ohio Board of Education
Call for bank report from Comptroller of the Currency May
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of national banks as of close of business May 31. Banks must file reports detailing their capital, assets, liabilities, and earnings with the agency for surveillance and statutory compliance. The notice stresses timely submission and adherence to reporting standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, May
Comptroller of the Currency
Four Deny Guilt When Arraigned Inmates Plead Not Guilty
Four prisoners named John Strednicky George Benner Christ Seery and George Parlevour were arraigned before Judge Day after last week's grand jury indicted them Seery and Parlevour showed willingness to plead guilty but the judge refused without their attorneys present Strednicky Benner and Seery face burglary larceny and forgery charges in an inhabited dwelling case and related counts
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Judge Day
John Strednicky
George Benner
Christ Seery
George Parlevour
Seery
Parlevour
Patterson dies on train bound for Atlantic City resort
Dayton May 8 plans for public memorial services to honor John H Patterson longtime head of National Cash Register will be arranged by a city manager appointed committee. Patterson died of a heart attack while riding a train near Kirkwood Camden County New Jersey. Frederick Patterson his son traveled to Atlantic City to bring home the body as authorities sent the remains to an undertaker.
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Dayton
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Atlantic City
Frederick E. Patterson
Kirkwood
Camdence
N. J
T. F. Trudeau
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Chicago Jailer Uses A Paddle To Put Down Riot
In Chicago the county jail faced a riot as about 150 prisoners protested new visiting hours. Warden Wesley Westbrook armed 30 guards with persuaders and entered cell blocks, chastising rioters with a paddling. One inmate who menaced the warden with an iron bar received the jailer’s personal attention, ending the disturbance. Meals were served as usual, though many prisoners ate standing.
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Chicago
Wesley Westbrook
Harding to be guest of Senator Edge at Seaview
President Harding will accept an invitation from Senator Walter E Edge to spend five days at Seaview Golf Club starting Friday in Atlantic City. Senator Joseph R Frelinghuysen is also to join the party, officials disclosed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Harding
Walter E. Edge
Seaview Golf Club
Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen
Organ Recital Tonight at Trinity Lutheran Church
Carl Schuman organist and W E Strassner baritone perform in a no admission recital with a silver collection. Ad Masonic Notice announces a special Era of Canton lodge event Monday evening May 5 at six o'clock, E A Degree to be conferred, Chas R Kumpf W M C E Norris sec.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Carl Schuman
W. E. Strassner
Canton Lodge
Chas
R. Kumpf
W. M
C. E. Norris
Secy
King George and Queen Mary Headed to Belgium
King George and Queen Mary left for Belgium to visit King Albert and Queen Elizabeth. The queen wore a new spring blue gabardine suit. In Belgium the royal party will tour famous World War battlefields.
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London
George
Mary
Belgium
Albert
Elizabeth
Water Bills Due May 10 For Zone B East of Cherry Ave
Canton Water Works advises that Zone B territory east of Cherry Avenue must pay water bills by May 10 to avoid penalties. Last discount day is May 10.
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Cherry-av
Canton Water Works
Advy
Boxing Bout Tonight Canceled In Canton
Frankie Schoell Buffalo welterweight canceled his Sunday night bout with Jimmy Jones Alliance due to a bilious attack during training. This is his second cancellation with Stark County. Promoter McKinney failed to sign Belgian welterweight Fred Hoban and rejected other substitutes, calling off the program rather than accept a middling replacement. Canton will not host professional boxing Monday night in the Auditorium under McKinney A. C.
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Frankie Schoell
Buffalo
Jimmy Jones
Alliance
Schoell
Stark Co
McKinney
Fred Hoban
New York
Canton
McKinney A. C
East Liverpool Woman Identifies Wounded Bandit in Canton
East Liverpool resident Effie Bunting identified Chicago born Thomas Lundy as George Brainer alias Jimmy Blake, wounded in the Aultman Bank raid. Police and Pinkerton detectives pursue confirmation while guard reinforcements arrive to identify the dead bandit and Brainer.
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Effie Bunting
East Liverpool
George Brainer
Thomas Lundy
Chicago
Bertillon
Clarke
Jimmy Blake
Youngstown
Tommy Saxton
George Massey
Kinnison
Brainer
Ralph Hoffee
Posse
Ohio
Oklahoma
Workhouse
Aultman Annex Hospital
Barbara Willis
Canton
Rertilion
Lundy
Ohio Penitentiary
Capt
Swope
Yee
Pinkerton
Dock” Turton
Theonteiner
Lengel
Thoman
Brainner
Tom
Bunting
Effie
Ira Manderbaugh
Tom Lundy
Manderbaugh
Howard Davis
City Prison
Biffle
Pilcher
Sle
Tom Tandy
Cantonian James E Kinnison Elected Phi Delta Phi President
Canton resident James E Kinnison of McCarty Armstrong Kin nison was elected president of the Phi Delta Phi law fraternity at its annual Indianapolis convention. The group claims the oldest in America with a large membership. Seven supreme court justices and several presidents have been members.
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James E. Kinnison
McCarty, Armstrong & Kinnison
Phi Delta Phi Law Fraternity
Indianapolis
Kinnison
America
Supreme Court
Chinese Fighting For Sin Yang Chow
London May 8 Fighting has broken out between rival Chinese warlords for possession of Sin Yang Chow in Henan province. A violent battle was reported in progress at the junction of the Peking Hankow and Nanking railways. Sin Yang Chow lies in southeastern China. Manchurian troops under General Chang Tso Lin, defeated by General Wu Fei Fu, are still falling back. Tien Tsin reports as quiet and the situation gradually clears.
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London
Sin Yang Chow
Henan
Hankow
China
Peking- Hankow
Nanking
Peking
Chang Tso- Lin
Wu Fei Fu
Tien Tsin
Lynch Another Negro in Ausley Murder Case
Fairfield Texas May 8 The body of Shradrack Green a 23 year old Black man was found hanged on a tree near Caney Creek between Fairfield and Kirven. He reportedly was implicated in the murder of Miss Mula Ausley and was killed by a mob after three Black men were burned. The corpse bore multiple bullet wounds.
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Fairfield
Tex
Shradrack Green
Caney Creek Bottom
Wfairfield
Kirven
Robert King
Mula Ausley
Eagles No 141 Meeting Heard by Judge Donnell in Massillon
Fraternal Order of Eagles No 141 members urged to attend the Massillon Aerie meeting Monday evening to hear Judge Donnell of Kansas City Missouri and secretary Robert G. Schisler with Adv Saad providing details.
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Order of Eagles
Massillon
Dawes Plans Return to Chicago After Budget Work
General Charles G. Dawes, head of the budget bureau, says he will complete his economy program by July 7 and then return to Chicago. He denies seeking any treasury or Federal Reserve posts and asserts he has made his final report to the president. Dawes states Washington cannot hold him past that date and he will depart for the Windy City after July 1.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Budget Bureau
Windy City
McIntyre Sues Miller for Damages Over Diamond Ring
George F. McIntyre of Crestline filed suit in Bucyrus for $1,000 against Edward and Bertha Miller alleging wrongful detention of a 1 percent carat diamond ring. The action, dated May 8, notes the dispute arose from the alleged loss of goods and seeks compensation.
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Bucyrus
George F. McIntyre
Crestline
Edward Miller
Bertha Miller
McIntyre
Baby’s Savings Account Offer at The First Trust Bank
An advertisement invites parents to open an account with at least $1 for Baby's Savings at The First Trust and Savings Bank. It mentions furnishing a silver plated bank for the baby's savings and references Lac Mar for spring housecleaning. The ad bears names Adyv and Ady.
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Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Ady
Cost Decrease Aids Building In 1921 Housing Rise
The U S Bureau of Statistics reports an 82 percent increase in building in 1921 from 1920, aided by a 39 percent drop in wholesale materials costs and a 112 percent rise in building wages. Permits issued in 1921 housing 125 percent more families than in 1920. Twenty six cities doubled or more, including Chicago New York Los Angeles and Detroit. Average dwelling cost fell from 4314 in 1920 to 3925 in 1921.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Labor
Bureau
Brookeline
Mass
Cambridge
Cameden
Chattanooga
West Hoboken
N. Jug
York
Baltimore
Chiscago
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
San Francisco
Atlanta
New Orleans
Jilted Lover Shoots Sweetheart. One Dead in Chicago
In Chicago, Miss Marian White and Allen G Bright were seriously wounded by a pistol shot from Linden Allen who then died from self-inflicted wounds. The incident, tied to jealousy, follows a recent jilting by Miss White. Separately, Dennison Art Crafts offers free classes on beads crepe paper crafts and related projects led by Mrs Kimball.
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Chicago
May
Marian White
Allen G. Bright
Linden Allen
Allen
Miss White
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Itiauea
Ralph W. Hoffee
Wm. B. Quinn
Emma R. Quinn
Repository Printing Co
John D. Barber
Nettie Gahill
Scott C. Rosenberg
Sta of Rose Dry Pe
C. A. Seran
Edgar Jackson
Henry Gottshall
Harry Conrad
W. H. Simon
Coe Ceeoran
Arthur C. Hill
Robert A. Hill
Hazel I. Shaeffer
H. C. Spitler
Edith Jones
Esas
Lottie Raber
Dorothy Burritt
Ower
E. Day
Hoffee
Capital U. Glee Club
McKinley High School
Mar Ps
Preacher
Girl
State Forces
Canton Woman
Ethel Keller
Jonn Patterson
Cash Register
William Roberts
Patterson
Atlantic City Beach
John Henry Patterson
National Cash Register Co
Board of
Jones
Naime
Bertillion
Boyer
Legal Fraternity
Cantonian
Ausley
Dawes
Courtney Free
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