Tariff Bill Advances With Higher Rates Predicted
Washington May 9 The House Ways and Means Committee reports the new permanent tariff bill will likely exceed the Payne Aldrich schedules. Subcommittees push steep duties with a reduced free list, aiming for a net revenue rise above 500 million dollars. Key provisions include higher textiles and cotton duties and a limited free-list for farm products and food items.
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Ndterwood
Congress
Payne Aldrich
Sentative Fordney
Ways and Committees
Newill
Cuba
Agricul
On's Lucky Star Ill Shines For Him
In Hington on May 9 friends report Woodrow Wilson was in a touring car when a heavy truck nearly demolished the vehicle. The chauffeur escaped unharmed and the car body was badly smashed.
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Lucky Star
Hington
Woodrow Wilson
Sion
Wilson
Ely
East Canton Club Anniversary Banquet at Hawk's Grove
Weather note for Ohio shows fair conditions with temperatures around 47 to 54 degrees. The East Canton Club announces its Anniversary Banquet at Hawk's Grove on Tuesday at 8 o'clock, with contact number 140 Ady for details.
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East Canton Club
Hawk's Grove
Butter Down Eggs Rise Wheat Up In Market Brief
Butter prices fell by one cent a pound while eggs rose one cent wholesale on Monday. Creamery bulk butter at 84 cents and 85 cents prints. eggs at 27 cents wholesale. retail butter cut to 38 cents. eggs steady at 28 cents. Wheat gained ten cents a bushel with No 1 at 1.38, No 2 at 1.35, No 3 at 1.32. Flour prices spared for now amid expected wheat drop.
Court Refuses 10 Suspend Terms In Three Cases
Three prisoners convicted at the January term were sentenced Monday by Judge Krrchbaum with suspension denied. Albert Hendricks, guilty of robbery, to an indeterminate Mansfield reformatory term. Joe Muarando, grand larceny for auto theft, to one to seven years in the penitentiary. John George, rape with consent, to six months in the county workhouse. Sentences note extenuating circumstances from a divorce hearing and influence alleged in obtaining testimony.
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Krrchbaum
Albert Hendricks
Mansfield Reformatory
Lincoln Garage
Tuscarawasst
Smith Av
Hendricks
Martin Luther Church
Canton Automobile Club
Joe Muarando
Marando
Canton
Warren
John George
George
Orange Hat Triggers Cow Attack in Cincinnati
Miss Betty Gibbs wore a yellow hat that provoked a stray cow. Bossie charged down Sixth Street toward her, she darted into Wallace delicatessen. The cow crashed a soda fountain, overturned tables and dishes, and was shot dead by a police officer. Gibbs was knocked down but unharmed.
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Cincinnati
Betty Gibbs
Bossie
Sixth-st
Miss Gibbs
Wallace Delicatessen
Aged Odd Fellow Chas H Lyman Dies in Columbus
Paralysis and diabetes caused the death of Chas H Lyman 70 a longtime grand secretary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows for 28 years and editor of the Bundle of Sticks for 20. Grand Master Herbert A Hughes to conduct funeral at the Lyman residence at 3 p m tomorrow burial in Pomeroy Wednesday.
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Columbus
Chas. H. Lyman
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Bundle of Sticks
Order
Herbert A. Hughes
Lyman
Pomeroy
Secretary Davis ends strike of dredgemen
Secretary Davis announced the settlement of a two week dredgemen strike in Great Lakes ports. Workers return to their jobs after accepting a partial wage reduction, with Conciliator L I Thomas representing the labor department.
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Davis
Washington
Great Lake Ports
L. I. Thomas
Department of Labor
Mahogany Player Piano With Bench and 18 Rolls
J. W. Brown Piano Co offers a mahogany patient player piano in excellent condition with bench and 18 rolls. Priced at $365.00 with reasonable terms if desired. Located at cor Walnut and Second streets SE.
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J. W. Brown Piano Co
Cor. Walnutar and Secondst
Waltnutav and
St SE
Ady
Polish and German Forces Clash in Upper Silesia
Berlin reports a volatile warlike scene in Upper Silesia with 25 000 to 30 000 allied troops and German police amid heavy fighting. Polish insurgents aided by Polish army battalions push into the Oder front as Kreuzberg falls and survivors confirm unit ties.
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Berlin
Upper Silesia
Upper Silesian
Reichwehr
Kreuzberg
Pitschen
Reuben
Oder River
Ambassadors Seek Calm in Upper Silesia Amid Plea
The Ambassadors council asked Poland to calm Polish crowds in Upper Silesia and pressed the inter allied commission to deny any partition decision after the recent plebiscite. Ambassador Hugh Wallace attended as unofficial US observer. Britain proposed immediate German Polish assignment of German Polish areas to concentrate troops, but France and Italy opposed with no decision reached.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Poland
Upper Silesia
Inter-Allied Commission
America
Hugh Wallace
Washington
Great Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Dover Mayor Asked to Resign Over Liquor Raid
Prosecutor Bowers of Dover says he will ask Mayor Walter H. Scheu to resign. If he refuses, charges will be filed with Governor Davis. Scheu and two others were at Jacob Fondreist's restaurant raided where officers found a jug of whiskey hidden in a wall recess. the mayor denies knowledge of liquor in the restaurant.
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Dover
Bowers
Walter H. Scheu
Scheu
Davis
Schell
Jacob Fondreist
No Prospect Yet For End Of Marine Strike
Washington May 9 The outlook for settlement of the marine strike is unfavorable according to Thomas Healy who returned from New York as head of a marine workers committee to confer with Secretary of Labor Davis The committee will today offer counter proposals and recoveries by the workers indicate they are not ready to accept last weeks proposals the shipping board and secretary Davis have proposed adjustments and Admiral Benson is involved in the talks
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Washington
Thomas Healy
New York
Davis
Marine Workers
Admiral Benson
Shipping Board
Healey
Modern fireproof garage for auto repair and wash
New modern fireproof garage offers repair oiling greasing and storage for autos. Body and fender work, general repairs, washing rates include $1 per hour labor, $1 for open car wash, $1.50 for closed car wash. Delivery service by bell 1801. All work guaranteed.
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Bell
Transportation to Elks Minstrels at Meyers Lake
Transportation by buses and automobiles will be at the Elks Club Monday night after 7 to carry people to the Elks Minstrels at Meyers Lake theater.
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Elks’ Club
Elks
Meyer's Lake Theater
Adv
Elka’ Minstrels
State official to review new juvenile detention home plan
A state board representative will visit Canton this week to mediate between county and city officials over the Third-si NE detention home. M. J. Kint, city commissioner, won’t approve the building until it meets state code requirements. The state charities board had approved it, and bars and iron work remain to be installed only after approval to aid potential sale or rental. Commissioners have not set salaries for the proposed superintendent and matron named by Juvenile Judge Ake.
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State Board of Charities
Canton
Third-si NE
M. J. Kint
Clty
State Charities Board
Ake
Circus Cars Wreck Railroad Tunnel At Cambridge
The Hess Hays United Shows train wrecked in Post Boy tunnel in Cambridge Ohio. Two cars too large for the tunnel tore uprights. a gas pipe broke causing gas to escape and sickening several show workers. In Upper Sandusky Edward Walcott was killed and his wife gravely injured when their auto collided with a train.
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Cambridge
Hess-Hays United
Moose
Post Boy Tunnel
Upper Sandusky
Edward Walcott
Elks Club Transport to Meyer's Lake Minstrel Show
Call at seven tonight for rides from the Elks' club to Meyer's Lake theater minstrel show. Ady notes transportation available for attendees.
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Elks’ Club
Meyer's Lake Theater
Ady
Adv
One Sunday Round Trip Fare to Points Within 100 Miles
Advertises a single fare for a round trip to nearly all points within 100 miles every Sunday. Calls for ticket office contact.
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Call Ticket Office
U S Returns to Inter Allied Ambassador Council
Paris May 9 United States formally resumes its place on the inter allied council of ambassadors. Acting on instructions from Washington Hugh Wallace the American ambassador attends as unofficial observer. Ambassadors discuss Upper Silesia with M Cambon presiding and inviting Wallace to sit at his right hand.
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Paris
United States
Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors
State Department
Washington
Hugh Wallace
Upper Silesia
M. Cambon
America
Wallace
Stemper Tries Burglary Charge in Massillon Cemetery
Harry Stemper goes on trial in Judge Day's court for burglary of an inhabited dwelling in the Massillon City cemetery sexton home. Four youths charged. separate trials granted. prosecutor elected to try Stemper first. defense contends they were passing through the burying ground en route to a house.
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Harry Stemper
Masasillon
Stemper
Sexton
State banks report condition for May 4 close in Columbus
State Banking Superintendent Scott released a call detailing the status of Ohio state banks as of May 4. The notice appears in an adv insert promoting local theater outings and discounted phonograph records from regional merchants.
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Columbus
Scott
Deny Split In Ranks Men voting today in Akron
Akron May 9 Indications showed all N O T lines in operation Tuesday after a five day walkout. A B C division men voted to consider arbitration with the company while other carmen prepared to vote on the proposal. Union leaders predicted a settlement but ballots were secret and results would be released tonight. Simultaneously some interurban trainmen faced options to return to work or arbitrate, with arbitration terms to be set by union officials at Eagle hall Canton.
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Akron, CO
Carmen
A.B. C
O. T
Canton-Massillon City
Interurban
W. D. Mahon
International Executive Committee
W. B. Saxton
Southern Interurban Men
Gerald B. Toothman
Eagle Hall
Akron City
Labor Hall
Saxton
Canton
FE. T. Atchley
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Internationals Association
American Federation of Labor
Mahon
Tuccarawasst W
Patrick J. Shea
Wiliam Lemmon
Ralph Myers
W. F P. Saxton
G. JD. Toothman
Canton City
Saxton Or
Toothman
Stolen Auto Hidden in Northeast Barn Recovered
Police recovered a Buick touring car owned by Police Judge J. A. Bowman and another vehicle, believed stolen in Akron, from a barn near Mahoningtol. Four men, C. J. Rolender, George Rolender, Ed Siemund and C. N. Billenglee, were arrested on burglary and larceny charges. hearing set for Thursday, May 12.
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Swope
Ritchey
W. Miller
Ninth-si NE
Mahoningtol
J. A. Bowman
Akron
Globe Furniture Co
C. J
George Rolender
Ed Siemund
C. N. Billenglee
Biffle
Pilcher
Judge Bowman
Marketaw N
Canton Retail Merchants to decide on classes next season
The Canton Retail Merchants Association will consider continuing retail selling classes next season at a Monday 4 p m meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. Miss Helen Ramsadell, a government salesman expert, has directed sessions this year teaching girls and clerks effective selling. Miss Ethel Keller will report on the secretarys meeting held in Marion last week.
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Canton Retail Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Mises Helen Ramsadell
Ethel Keller
Marion
Robbers Hold Up Newark Gas Station
Three masked gunmen entered the Karl Reinbold gasoline filling station in Newark at 2 am Sunday and robbed manager John Carlile of 180 dollars. No clues reported.
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Newark
Karl Reinbold
Jotn Carlile
Thugs Attack Clarksburg Man in Columbus Hold-up
In Columbus near the Toledo and Ohio Central station two men used clubs to nearly scalp Daniel H. Watkins of Clarksburg West Virginia and stole $15.85. Watkins was treated at St Francis hospital for his injuries. Advertised new spring purses offered at Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Market Ave N with reduced prices.
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Columbus
Daniel H. Watkins
Clarksburg
W. Va
Watkins
St. Francis Hospital
Toledo and Ohio Central
Arthur’s
Canton Welcomes New Scout Executive June Arrival in Canton
Selden C. Adams, former Scout director in Clarksburg and Chicago, is named Scout executive for Canton. He will arrive around June 1 to establish an office, direct expansion, form new troops, and align Canton’s program with larger-city standards. A big rally is planned with Scouts, Scoutmasters, executives and 100 council members to welcome him.
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Selden C. Adams
Clarksburg
W. Va
Canton
W. P. English
Boy Scout Council of
Adams
Culver School
Lock of Washingtons Hair Added to McKinley Memorial Relics
A lock of George Washingtons hair was added to the McKinley Memorial relic room in Niles Ohio. George Lanier Washington great grand nephew certified the relic and affidavit note the hair was cut after inauguration and given to Washingtons niece Jane Washington who wore it in a gold brooch passed down through generations.
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Niles, C
George Washington
McKinley Memorial
George Lanier Washington
United States
Jane Washington
Art in Jail Proposed to Reform Prisoners
Chicago May 9 Nicholas Roerich Russian painter argues jails should be beautiful to influence inmates toward good. He favors decorating Cook County jail with art to uplift offenders while officials worry about decorating funds and practicality. Civic groups condemn the current prison as a disgrace to civilization.
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Chicago
Nicholas KK. Roerich
Roeritch
County Board of Commissioners
Cookco
Two Women Rob Victim in New Philadelphia
Thomas Harrison, 25, was held up by two women who took his money and shot him in the heel. Police are holding two suspects as the case unfolds.
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New Philadelphia
Thomas Harrison
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Council
Ss. M. & L Garage
Mahoning Rd
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John William Murray
Murray
Marie Pavia
Marie FE. Dougherty
U. S
Anne Warwick
No. 3
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Los Angeles
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Third-st SE
al Elks
Wheeling
Lake Erie
U.S
Supreme Council
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Arthur's
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Willcome
Steve
Niles
Harry Wolf
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