Labor War Over Coal Sparks British Rail Unions
London May 10 renewed danger of industrial war as railway and transport unions threaten strikes over handling coal from nonunion workers. Bob Williams and Sir Eric Geddes clashed over assurances, with nonunion labor unloading Thames barges and Glasgow rail crews refusing to handle nonunion coal amid government prep for a wide industry shutdown.
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London
Great Britain
Bob” Williams
Transport Workers
Caledonian Road
Scotland
Eric Geddes
Charles Cramp
Railway Union
Williams
Thames
Glasgow
Transport Execu{ves
Rail
German Forces Disarm French in Koenigshutts Dispatch
A Warsaw dispatch reports German forces disarmed a French detachment at Koenigshutts Jesia. Polish insurgents hold half the city while Germans control the other. Germans retook Kanarzin after costly fighting, with forces driving Poles from the area.
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Copenhagen
Geran
Koenigshutts
Jesia
Warsaw
Kanarzin
Baltimorean Councilman Pushes Parade Disorder Law
City Councilman John Otwellker proposals an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to follow a circus or anger parade. He says the measure, urged by clergymen and constituents, aims to curb disorders caused by parades and processions.
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Baltimore
John Otswelker
Special Bargain on Phonograph Records at Brown Piano Co
Local ad notes reduced phonograph records for demonstration, priced at one dollar. Limited stock now on hand at the Brown Piano Co corner Wal-Vo and Second streets SE Canton Ohio. Records may be chosen on a first come basis while quantities last.
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Brown Piano Co
Wal- Vo
Trust Fund Established for Honors At McKinley High
William H. Clark established a 2500 trust funded by Fourth Liberty Loan gold bonds with First Trust and Savings. Interest funds three annual medals for McKinley High graduates in scholarship, mathematics, and English, awarded by school heads. If the school ceases, funds move to a successor or local aged women home or First Presbyterian church. medals designed by donor.
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William H. Clark
McKinley High School
Liberty Loan
United States
First Trust and Savings Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Clark
Puzzle of a Jail Escape Impersonation Case
Amadio Scarsella released on $15 000 bond investigated after a report that he impersonated a prisoner to aid an escape attempt. Sheriff Cathon found the real fugitive was Dominick Capelluo, while Scarsella asserted his innocence and cooperation with the inquiry.
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Amadio Scarsella
Cathon
Scarsella
John Tita
Tita
McCannan
Dominick Capelluo
Immoral Dance Charge Stuns Cleveland Women
Four Cleveland women Esther Scahacher 20 Mayme Schultz 22 Mildred Drotar 20 and Peggy Drotar 22 were held on morality charges after a May 8 exhibition by six dancers provoked Lorain police. They claimed their manager staged events for tired business men and denied shocking costumes.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Po- Nce
Lorain
Esther Scahacher
Mayme Vera Schultz
Mildred Drotar
Peggy Drotar
Pollice
Columbus
Elyria
Merchants Plan Store Institute Formation
Canton Retail Merchants association discusses forming a store methods institute modeled on the National Retail Clothiers' plan. A. M. Hickey R. B. Kenny H. M. Horton will study feasibility and report next meeting while Roth Elected VP and Heffelman becomes president amid Worley resignation. The group reconvenes Friday at 9 am to decide on next year’s retail selling classes led by a government instructor.
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Merchants’ Community Institute
Canton Retail Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
National Retail Clothiers’ Association
A. M. Hickey
R. B. Kenny
H. M. Horton
Marine strike probe urged by union leaders
Thomas Healy and Burt Todd of the Marine Engineers executive committee call for a Congressional investigation into the marine strike. Healy accuses ship owners of serving foreign interests and trying to disrupt the marine union.
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Washington
Marine Workers
Thomas Healy
Burt Todd
Marine Engineers’ Executive Committee
Healy
Appoints Deputy Field Collectors in Ohio District
United States Internal Revenue Collector Newton M. Miller named A. K. Marmount of Delaware and E. F. Stanchton of Columbus as deputy field collectors in the district on May 10.
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Columbus
United States Internal Revenue
Newton M. Miller
A. K. Marmount
Delaware
E. F
Stanchton
Minstrel trip and club gatherings announce evening events
An Elks club ride offers transport to Meyer's Lake theater minstrel show at seven. Moose club invites all to greet Supreme Dictator Darius A Brown at 7 20 p m. A Presbyterian church supper is listed for May 11 6 to 7 p m with a 50 cent price. Various ads follow for local shops and goods including hem stitching, bees, plants, and a used piano sale.
Massillon youth on trial after brutal confession hearing
Harry Stemper one of four youths charged with burglary in Massillon faces a jury after a special hearing on allegedly coerced confessions. Police officers testified about beating claims, while defense argued brutality tainted statements. Judge Day allowed the confessions with limits, to be weighed by the jury for voluntariness.
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Harry Stemper
Canton
Stemper
Sexton
Massillon City
Fred Wogley
Joseph Pence
Vogley
Pence
Massillon
Jesse Wogley
Day
Junior Chamber of Commerce Banquet at McKinley High
The Junior Chamber of Commerce at McKinley high school will sponsor its annual banquet and election Thursday night at the Y M C A. The executive committee will be elected and then pick a president for the next school year. W Lueth speaks on the senior chamber’s work. Robert Pollock, junior chamber president, reviews the year. Banquet starts 6 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
McKinley High School
Hr. W. Lueth
Senior Chamber of Commerce
Robert Pollock
Free transport to Elks Minstrels at Meyer's Lake
Free buses and cars will run after 7 pm Tuesday from the Elks Club to Meyer's Lake theater for the Elks Minstrels performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
Elks’ Minstrels
Meyer's Lake Theater
Lade
Wild wife leads to divorce suit in common pleas
Jacob Naegellen sues Anna Naegellen alleging neglect and infidelity. He claims after marriage she went to Pittsburgh for nurse training but stayed with an affinity and left him on several occasions despite his pleas. Lawyer Lyman W. Rogers represents the husband.
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Jacob Naegellen
Anna Naegellen
Common Pleas
Pittsburgh
Lyman W. Rogers
Germans Tussle Over Signaling Cabinet Crisis in Reichstag
Berlin May 10 opposition grows to the allied ultimatum as Reichstag leaders fail to unite democrats and volksparteI with majority socialists who favor signing. If democrats join against acceptance the measure may fail and allied invasion could proceed. Paul Loebe leads talks as cabinet formation looms.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Democrats
Volksparte
Paul Loebe
Paris Hears Germany Will Agree To Terms
Paris reports Berlin advises Germany will accept the allied ultimatum but the war office keeps sending troops into the Rhine occupation zone. France plans to reinforce its army and may occupy the Ruhr if disarmament terms are not followed, despite potential German compliance.
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Paris
Berlin
Germany
War Office
Rhine
Bavaria
France
Ruhr
Upper Silesia
Council approves four extra police for vacation period
Council on Monday night authorized temporary employment of four extra police to patrol during regular officers vacations. Safety Director M J Braucher had requested provision for these posts, following similar authorization last week to fill in during firefighters’ vacations.
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Council
Police Department
M. J. Braucher
Moose Club Greeting for Supreme Dictator Darius A Brown
Hour Sale advertises three to four p m Wednesday only four rolls for one dollar with an extra ten cents Kenny's Fiano Department. Do not miss the Moose club tonight at 7 30 p m to greet Supreme Dictator Darius A Brown A T Schauer See Adv All Elks notice if you have an automobile he at
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Moose
Moose Club
Darius A. Brown
T. Schauer
A. T. Schauer
Darius A
Brown A. T. Schauer
Strikers vote 675 to 91 for arbitration terms in Canton
In Canton and Akron, four unions vote 675 to 91 to accept arbitration with conditions that old workers be reemployed and that Governor Davis or Mayor Witter appoint a third arbiter. Street cars may resume operation if terms are deemed reasonable. union and company officials hold talks set for Tuesday.
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Gov. Davis
Witter
Shea
Canton
Company
Akron
AKTON
N. O. T. Platform
Patrick J. Shea
A. C. Blinn
Akron Dispatches
W. B. Saxton
G. D. Toothman
Canton-Massillon
Ralph Lemmon
Akron City
Paul Meyers
Traction
Traction Company
Canton Massillon City
Eagles’ Hall
Harry L. Davis
Herman R. Witter
A. ©. Blinn
Blinn
FE. T. Atchley
The
Ohioan Chosen to Represent Harding
Walter F. Grown of Toledo has been selected as personal representative of President Harding on the legislative committee reorganizing governments. Also notes local ad items including a Pure Food Market opening specials Friday May 13 and an advisory club meeting with Supreme Dictator Darius A Brown.
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Washington
Walter F. Grown
Toledo
Harding
City Pure
McKinley Hotel
Floods and Gales Sweep Kansas Causing Deaths and Damage
Northeastern Kansas lies under floodwaters after heavy rains and a May tornado over the Pottawatomie reservation. Mrs. Geo N Haas drowned in Benner Creek near Holton when her buggy went over a bridge, Scott Ross a farmer also drowned at a creek crossing. Widespread livestock losses and crop destruction reported amid downed phone lines and submerged roads.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Mayette
Pottawatomie Indian Reservation
Geo. N. Haas
Benner Creek
Holton
Bugsy
Scott Ross
Keplinger Home Sold in Canton by Preyer Purchase
One of Cantons finest residences changed hands Tuesday as I F W Preyer secretary of Gibbs Manufacturing Co bought the W Keplinger home at 1732 Market Ave. The brick house built ten years ago sits on acres from 17th NW to 19th with 350 foot Market Ave frontage. deal handled by Joseph P Nechele of Blechele Saxton. Dreyer planned a grand nearby home but canceled plans after the sale.
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Canton
IF. W. Preyer
Gibbs Manufacturing Co
Co. W. Keplinger
Marketaye
Joseph Pnechele
Blechele Saxton Agency
Dreyer
Keplinger
Modern Auto Repair Garage Ad Seeks Quick Service
A new fireproof garage advertises all forms of auto repair washing and storage. Body and fender work offered with oiling and creasing at one dollar per hour. Car washing prices are one dollar for open and one fifty for closed. Delivery available by calling Bell 1801. Also notes piano company ad details with sale prices and product sizes.
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Bell 1801
Canton News Briefs On Transfers and Incidents
Transfers of 30000 from general to safety funds were approved by the council to cover operating expenses until July 1. Improvements include paving and grading on 18th Street and a sanitary sewer project on Grace Avenue NE. Robbed of 46 dollars, Candido Angulo reported losing cash while asleep. A collision near Brownav and Tuscara damaged Webber and Calhoun vehicles. no injuries reported. A Ford touring car was stolen from Bates Candy Shop area. Security losses included 25 dollars from Mrs. Castner’s purse and a tire and rim from Alloy Parts factory. A small fire at 304 Cleveland Ave NW caused minor damage to J Berman wallpaper store. Council votes to meet twice monthly in summer, next May 23. Senior exams set for May 27 and 31 at McKinley High. commencement June 8. Rita Nunamaker, six, injured after being struck by a Kahler truck. taken home for treatment. Louis Steve sentenced to 30 days for suspicion charges. Marty Moore and W T Witmer fined for fighting.
Minstrels at Meyers Lake theater ads and local notices
Buses and automobiles will be at Minstrels at Meyers Lake theater Wednesday from 3 to 4 p m. Four rolls for 1 00 with one extra for 10 cents. Kenny's Plano Dept advances. Mill crews report to Tot Mil Foreman at once. Start 8 o'clock Mon May 1. Carnahan Tin Plate and Sheet Co adv Wednesday Special Blue Pike 120 pound Canton Fish Co adv 119 Third St SE. 6 Used Player Rolls 05e Original value 6 00 to 7 00. The J W Brown Piano Co Corner Walnut and Second St SE adv.
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J. W. Brown Piano Co. Cor
Walnutar and
Second-st SE
J. W. Brown
Carnahan Tin Plate & Sheet Co
Canton Fish Co
J. W. Brown Piano Co
Walnutar
Second-st
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Walter H. Double
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Elsaesser's Grocery
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Arthur's
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UNION
HELL
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Radio Supplies Filectric Motor & Engineering Co
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State
Indian Reservation
Keplinger Home
Preyer
SM. & Lo
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van Fossen-Smiley Piano Co
A. S
Safet
Improvement Measures Council
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Grace-ay
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19Th-St
Blecker
Candido Angulo
W. J. Webber
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Rasport
Webber
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Bates
Poe Hee
J. H. Castner
Penn, R. RR
Clevelandavy NW
J. Berman Wall Paper
W. N. Clouse
Rita Nunamaker
Girlmore Av
Kahler
Dd. V. Carnes
Rowland-av NE
Clouse
Po-Lce
Louis Steve
Bowman
Prightbill
Waltera
Marty Moore
W. T. Witmer
Costa
Meyer’s Lake Theater
Kenny's
Plano
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