Canton Community Fund to Begin Early June Campaign
The Canton Welfare Federation announces a community fund drive set for early June to support city welfare and charity agencies including the hospital. A nine member committee will draft a constitution, elect trustees, and oversee a single annual campaign modeled on Liberty Loan drives.
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Acto
Canton Welfare Fed
Canton Community Fund
Yeland
Budk
Hos
Canton Welfare Federation
Ate
Federation Organizans
Determ
Cong
Springfield Knights of Columbus elect officers at 1923 convention
The Knights of Columbus convention at Springfield 1923 elected field as its leader by a narrow margin over Ford after 48 ballots. Butler Toledo was re-elected deputy with officers including John P. Duffey East Columbus state secretary and Rev Francis J Flinn Cincinnati chaplain. National delegates from Ohio include Rev F J Finn Cincinnati Daniel Toledo H yy Ragland Cin John Jennings Cleveland T Duffey EB Lynch Toledo L J Wise St and A J Waltz Massillon.
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A. O
Knights of Columbus
Springfield
Eland
Field
State Advocate
L. Schneider
Chillicothe
Arden
Bates
Atlantic
Asust
Rev
F. J. Finn
Cincinnati
Daniel
Toledo
H. Yy
Ragland
Cini
John Jennings
Cleveland
Rn Rin
London
T. J. Duffey
EB. J. Lynch
L. J. G Wise
St. A
A. J. Waltz
Massillon
Democrats Gather in City for Saturday Meeting
Reports from multiple counties indicate a Saturday gathering in the city with county leaders and potential candidates. Primary signaling and signature collection will shape the contest as officials anticipate a busy political weekend.
Weather forecast for Obio region tonight
Largely calm and settled conditions prevail tonight with a gentle temperature trend. Expect light winds and minimal precipitation as the area moves toward a cooler early morning.
Pioneer Resident Dies Near Belfort
Frank J. Miday 78 lifelong Osnaburg township resident died Tuesday evening at his home near Belfort after a second stroke. He left nine children six living Eugene Fred Rose Tichborne Louis Dorothy Norman and a brother Joseph Miday of East Canton. Funeral set for Saturday at 9 am in St Louis Catholic Church Louisville with burial there.
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Frank J. Miday
Osnaburg-tp
Belfort
Miday
Canton
Eugene
Fred Miday
Rose Tichborne
Louis Miday
Akron
Dorothy
Norman Miday
Joseph Miday
East Canton
St. Louis Catholic Church
Louisville
St. Louis Cemetery
Russians Halt Reply on Recognition at Genoa Meeting
Russian delegates unexpectedly halted delivery of their reply to the Allied memorandum on recognition of the Moscow soviet government. The move followed a conference between George Tchitcherin and Italian foreign minister Schanzer signaling possible revisions. The document covers return of foreign property, czarist debts, and a loan for reconstruction, with a keynote phrase “let's talk it over” for article seven.
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Genoa
George Tchitcherin
Signor Schanzer
Moscow
Russia
Tchitcherin
Cannes
Mrs. Stillman Denies Husband’s Misconduct Charges
Mrs Anna A Stillman testified in the divorce case denying misconduct with co respondent Fred Beauvais an Indian guide. She named November 1917 and January 1918 in indictments and noted baby Guy Stillman born November 1918. The court barred questions about shared rooms February 12 26 1918 at the St Regis Hotel.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Anna A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Indian Guide
Baby Guy Stillman
Barr Seeks Republican Nomination for County Auditor
Samuel E. Barr filed papers to run for county auditor as a Republican. He currently serves a second term as Canton city auditor.
Too Fat Try Wallace Reducing Records
Wallace promotes reducing records to music via K H Z Co Advy campaign suggesting weight loss products or programs.
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Wallace
K-H-Z-Co
Wallace Reducing
Adv
Quintuplets Reported Near Gallipolis
Five newly arrived lambs and their mother are said to be recovering well at a ranch near Gallipolis Ohio. The ewe reportedly birthed a quintuplet litter, a first in local stockman history, with all infants drinking from bottles and remaining healthy.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Sunday Excursion to Columbus from Canton
A Sunday excursion is advertised to Columbus with the Pennsylvania System offering a $2.70 round trip from Canton. The train departs Canton at 8 46 a m central time and returns from Columbus at 5 p m. Central Time.
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Columbus
Canton
Room for Rent Ad Appeals for Quick Insertion
Short notice ad copy promotes quick placement in The Daily News Want Ad department. Three days’ insertion offered for rental of a room with a simple phone call to 3500. Every phone is a Daily News want ad station, directing readers to fast results.
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Daily News
Plans for China Government Like That of America
General Wu Pei Fu says a conference will be held within a year to model a Chinese government on the United States. The plan aims to rid China of pro Japanese traitors, protect foreign interests, and invite foreign capital while China supervises expenditures. Wu and Fang Yu Hsiang urge national unity against Sun Yat Sen’s Cantonese forces in the south.
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China
Pao Ting FU
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tso-Lin
United States
Fang Yu Hsiang
Sun Yat Sen
Feng
North
Shantung Peninsula
Chang
Japan
Ashington
County Assessors Completing Work
Personal property assessors are rapidly completing their work and two have reported final figures to the county tax department. Homer F. Cooper of Magnolia was first to finish, and C. F. McFadden of North Canton second. Canton assessors are checking returns for missed items as they near the end of their work.
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County Tax Department
Homer F. Cooper
Magnolia
C. F. McFadden
North Canton
Canton
U. S. To Sell Homes in Lorain Ohio
The United States Shipping Board will auction 232 government built dwelling and apartment houses at Lorain High School auditorium on May 23. Joseph P. Day of New York acts as auctioneer. Buyers pay 10 percent at sale and 20 percent on title transfer. The government may hold up to 70 percent on bond for three years.
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Lorain, O
United States Shipping Board
Lorain High School
Joseph P. Day
New York
WANTS STORE ROOM MAE HOLZBACH SUES FOR REENTRY
Mae Holzbach files action in common pleas court against Albert H. Coleman bailiff of municipal court Massillon to bar his ouster from 14 S Ernest. She ran a large clothing store near the public square and says notice to vacate came from unrelated litigation. Attorneys are George W Williams and Elson Weiler.
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Mae Holzbach
Common Pleasy Court
Albert H. Coleman
Municipal Court
Massillon
S. Ernest
George W. Williams
Elson Weiler
Nationwide survey cites brighter business outlook
A 30 000 response survey reported by John E Egerton shows trade and business have turned the corner with a general tenor of bright prospects and a lack of pessimism. Herbert Hoover at the Waldorf Astoria urged constructive efforts to ease expansion uncertainty without altering restraint acts. Fund drives in Canton and Wilson area raise donations for Ralph Hoffee and local schools.
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New York
John E. Egerton
Nashville
United States
Mr. Egerton
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Deserted woman and daughters die from gas in Ventnor home
Mrs Edith Miller Buzby wife of William S. Buzby vice president of Keystone Lubricating Philadelphia and her daughters were found dead from illuminating gas at their Ventnor New Jersey home. Notes suggest planning the deaths. Mrs Buzby had been separated from her husband for three years. Daughters Constance 11 Edwinnian 6 Mary 6.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Edith Miller Buzby
William S. Buzby
Keystone Lubricating Company
Philadelphia
Semenoff to Face Charges Over Siberian Killings
The Senate Labor Committee will permit General Gregory Semenoff to testify on charges linked to the killing of American soldiers and the slaughter of Russians in Siberia during his command of anti Bolshevik forces. Chairman Senator Borak of Idaho will notify him of a hearing, date not set.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Gregory Semenoff
Anser
Siberia
Borak
Idaho
Semenoff
Willys Overland reports auto sales exceed production
John W. Willys announces at the Willys Overland annual meeting in Toledo that automobile sales greatly exceed production. He says the main challenge is securing enough raw materials as eight thousand men are employed.
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Toledo
John W. Willys
Willys-Overland Company
Road hearings set on four county road projects
County commissioners held hearings Wednesday on four scheduled road improvements Louieville Freeburg Canton Shepler Church Paris Harrisburg and Swamords with many property owners present to learn assessment amounts. Officials plan to start work this summer as seed and piano ads clutter the rest of the page.
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Louieville-Freeburg
Canton-Shepler Church
Paris-Harrisburg
Swamords
Baby's First Photo Free at Courtneys Studio Ad
Advertisement offers a free baby's first photograph at Courtneys Studio after opening an account with $1 or more at The First Trust and Savings Bank. A baby book is provided to preserve the baby's records.
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Baby
Courtneys Studio
Trust & Savings Bank
The Hof fee Memorial Fund Contributions Ledger 1922
Fund entries show multiple donors including Canton Morris Plan Bank 25.00 Central Savings Bank 100.00 Hirschheimer Bros Co 25.00 Fred C Laudalm 5.90 Geo H Legratt 6.00 James Hayes 2.00 A J Knoefler 6.00 Victor T Faernes 5.00 Oscar Purney 60? Harry Fload Paws Schl. Includes donation requests and coal delivery from Hooper Coal Co. Also notes deposits in Silver Urn at First Trust Savings Bank and various organizational gifts totaling 605.50 previously reported 2034.55 Grand Total
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Hooper Coal Co
Wilson Hawkins
Canton Morris Plan Bank gat + nes gee
The
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company
Hirschheimer Bros. Co
Fred C. Laudalm
Geo. H. Legratt
James Hayes
A. J. Knoefler
Victor Ty Faernes
Sss
Oscar Purney
Rey
Harry Fload
Wesconceesse Paws “Dromas
Kansas
Herman Kaiser
Vwornoy
Wm. M. Weida
James M. Aungst
Hooper Coal Company
Mra
Hoffee
Howard B. Fawcett
Canton Boxing Com- Geo. F. S. Melbourne
Howard Loehr
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Can- Bod
Aks
Suede Eee
U. K
Paul J. Gnau
Hughes Denies Charges From New York Magazine
The State Department issued a full denial of The Nation magazine's charges that the United States traded recognition of Mexico for special privileges. Secretary of State Hughes declined to answer the ten questions in the editors’ open letter, calling the allegations surd and untrue.
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Washington
State Department
Nation
New York
United States
Mexico
Hughes
Young Mother of Three Is Sent to Prison
Alta McCombs 22 of Bellaire pleaded guilty in federal court to forging government checks totaling 236.40. Judge W. E. Baker sentenced her to one year and one day in Rhode Island state prison. She broke down in tears as the sentence was imposed.
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Wheeling
Alta McCombs
Bellaire
W. E. Baker
Rhode Island
Gunman implicates gang in bank robbery and fatal shooting
Kapler and Saxton face first degree murder charges in the Ralph W. Hoffee case. Police seek identity of the dead bandit while hospital doctors hope for recovery of two wounded suspects told by Kapler that Tomm y Saxton was involved, and that a fifth companion named Joe may be Slim. Local authorities extend cross state inquiries seeking fo r Okla homa Slim’s identity.
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Andrew Kapler
Hartman
Burns
Lengel
Neut. Gardner
Aultman Annex Hospital
Harold T. Moss
Grafton
Tommy Saxton
Tom Lundy
Saxton
Joe
Slim
Crafton
Kapler
Ralph W. Hoffee
Chilenger
Mack
Barbara Willis
Effie Bunting
Liverpool
Clarke
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Youngstown
Dayton
Columbus
Akron
Ft. Leaveneworth
Alleged thief escapes jail in Minerva incident
An alleged automobile thief escaped the Minerva village jail after knocking down the marshal who arrested him. He had been arrested for stealing a car owned by Harry Hogue of 503 Broadway NW, taken from Market avenue and Second street NE. The vehicle was recovered at Minerva by Detective Ritchey Tuesday afternoon.
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Minerva Village
Harry Hogue
Broadway NW
Market-av
Minerva
Ritchey
Jilted Swain Fires On Women Then Ends His Life
Ge o West , 28, shot his former sweetheart Miss Elvira Schuman, 22, and her companion Mrs. Muriel Miller, 35, on a Pittsburgh street before shooting himself. All three were taken to Presbyterian hospital. West and Schuman were said to be in a dying condition while Miller's injuries were described as most serious.
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Pittsburgh
Geo. West
Elvira Schuman
Muriel Miller
West
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Schuman
Baby Savings Bank Offer and Health Fads Ad
An advertisement promotes opening a Baby's Savings account with at least one dollar at The First Trust and Savings Bank for a silver plated bank. It also touts a Wallace Reducing Records product and a song request line, with other ad copy mentioning spring cleaning in Lac Mar and a Courtney Free Baby Book and First Photograph.
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Cohen Fish Market
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