Canton to Host Forum Luncheon With Transport Expert
Dr Emory R Johnson renowned transportation authority and former Isthmusian Canal Commissioner will speak at a Canton Chamber of Commerce luncheon Thursday noon at the Courtland Hotel. Johnson guided canal tolls in 1912 and vessel measurements in 1913 during Taft and Wilson administrations. He is linked to the War Trades Board and ocean rate investigations. Canton alumni of Wharton and University of Pennsylvania are invited. many are expected to attend.
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War Trades Board
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Community Fund Drive Opens Plans Kickoff
The Community Fund Campaign aims to raise 369 567 for 23 agencies with a May 18 kickoff at the Courtland Hotel. Campaign chairman H W Hoover announced the Army of Mercy effort to Commander L J Noaker at a Canton's Woman's Club meeting. A musical program and a Cleveland speaker are planned. General and captain reports showed 37 of 40 territorial teams nearly complete, with rivalry already brewing among divisions.
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Army of Mercy
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Cleveland
Noaker
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Cam- Palen
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Brant
Oaker
Earl J. Smith
Ludea
Man Arrested After Three Way Fight on Lafayette Street
Police report details a three cornered brawl at 900 Lafayette SE early Monday. Jasper Smith, his wife Ester, and mother in law Hattie Griffin were charged with disturbing the peace after a fight that left Smith struck with a club.
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Jasper Smith
Man Hits With Timber After Argument in SE
After a dispute with Lewis Jackson, 25, paper hanger, Sam White, 1106 Cherry Ave SE, struck Jackson with a heavy timber. Jackson was knocked unconscious. attendants at Mercy Hospital reported only astonishment. White is held on assault with intent to kill. Patrolmen Connor and Ritz witnessed and arrested him.
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Sam White
Jackson
Mercy Hospital
White
Connor
Ritz
Campaign Rally at Martin Luther Church by Capital U Choir
A district rally for Capital University choir will be at Martin Luther Church Thursday at 7 30 pm. Lutherans from nearby congregations will attend with music by Elizabeth Stoltz from New York and Elsa Mees from Columbus. Speakers include Dr Otto Nees Capital University president, R V Smith dean, Dr X E Galladay of Columbus, and Katharine Lehman president of the Lutheran Ladies Missionary Conference US.
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Martin Luther Church
Elizabeth Stoltz
New York
Elsa Mees
Columbus
Otto Nees
R. V. Smith
X. E. Galladay
Katharine Lehman
Lutheran Ladies’ Missionary Conference of
United States
Burglar Enters Home Then Breaks Into Beauty Parlor
A burglar used a duplicate latch key to enter Frank McGill's apartment at 227 Cleveland NW Sunday evening. He then pried a plate glass window to enter the Duchess Beauty Parlors, fled when McGill investigated, and nothing was reported stolen.
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Frank McGil
Cleveland
McGill
Dutches
Six Autoists Fined in Speeding Court Action
Six men arrested over a ten week-end period for speeding were fined $15 and costs each in criminal court. The defendants were John Haas Ed Hewitt D A Elkin J Herman E W Cartwright and William Byrnes. A man listed as Richard James forfeited his bond after missing his court appearance.
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John Haas
Ed Hewitt
D. A. Elkin
J. Herman
E. W. Cartwright
William Byrnes
Richard James
Autoist fined for alcohol
A man calling himself Jake Walter was fined 60 dollars and costs in criminal court Monday morning for driving an automobile while intoxicated. Police say Walter’s car was involved in an accident with a vehicle driven by Perry Jones causing slight damage at Prospect Way and 9th Street SW Sunday evening.
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Walter
Perry Jones
Prospect Ay
Boy sought for $11 theft from Yoo's restaurant
Police and juvenile court officers hunted a small boy who allegedly stole $11 from the proprietor's pocket book at Yoo's restaurant on Tuscarawas Street West. The boy had been seen around the eatery for several days after the Sunday incident.
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Tuscarawas St W
Auto Recovered After Massillon Theft Report
H B Snyder of 1213 Oxford Ave NW reported his automobile stolen in Massillon while visiting there. Massillon Police later recovered the machine.
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H B. Snyder
Oxford
Massillon
Autos Collide In Sunday Street Crash
Automobiles driven by Sammee Turno and Bernon were damaged in a collision at Cherry Avenue and Sixth Street on Sunday. Police report no injuries and ongoing investigation.
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18Th St
Bernon
Raiston
Cherry Av
6Th St
Outgro antiseptic aids ingrown toenail relief
A harmless antiseptic called Outgro, marketed for chiropodists, can be purchased in a small drugstore bottle. A few drops applied to the nail crevice reduce inflammation and pain and toughen the skin under the nail so it cannot pierce the flesh, causing the nail to turn outward within days.
Imprisoned lifer seeks liberty via libel suit
Boston inmate Jesse Pomeroy, jailed since 1876 for murder as a youth, files a libel suit claiming a Boston woman harmed his chance at parole by alleging he skinned a kitten. He seeks $5000 in damages, declares himself a capable legal student, and has long studied law and languages while awaiting release.
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Bunker Hill
Paul Revere
Old North Church
Boston
Charles River
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America
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Pomeroy's Life Behind Bars Examined by Prison Staff
The aging inmate is described as well read and considering his solitary years. He remains physically fit and loves literature and modern inventions. He is regarded as a good religious man, popular in the prison, with a keen interest in picture magazines and poetry.
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Jesse Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Aonan
Hine
Tear Gas Used In Raid On Gambling Pool Room
Tear gas bombs were used by police Sunday when an alleged dice game was broken up in a pool room at 611 Tuscarawas et E. The dice were taken as evidence and Steve Nicklas was charged with permitting gambling. Eleven others were arrested on charges of gambling.
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Tuscarawas Et E
Steve Nicklas
Man Held Up At Gun Point Near Tracks
Arthur Davis of the Har ter farm on Massillon road reports to police he was held up by an armed bandit near the Pennsylvania tracks and Cherry ar SE. A purse containing 30 dollars was stolen. He gave a description and said the bandit wore a holster on his belt.
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Arthur Davis
Harter
Massillon Rd
Pennsylvania Tracks
Boys Held on Suspicion by Police Near Sand Houses
Thomas Aventivo and Mike Andriotta, both youths from SE 529 Watson Ave, were arrested Sunday evening on suspicion of carrying concealed weapons. Police said the pair fled as officers patrolled near 5th Street and Savannahay SE. A rifle and a Derringer were found on them. They were bound over to the juvenile court.
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Thomas Aventivo
Watson
Mike Andriotta
5Th St
Savannahay SE
Liquor Charge Arrests at Columbia Heights
George Hohnsen was arrested Sunday at Columbia Heights on a charge of possessing liquor. George Pop was arrested at the same time on a charge of being drunk.
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George Hohnsen
Columbia Heights
George Pop
New Method Heals Rupture by Dr Andrews Ad
Kansas City experts announce a breakthrough rupture cure from Dr. Andrews. The device weighs ounces, lacks belts or straps, and promises healing without operation. Free trial offered to readers who write to 1181 Koch Bldg. Kansas City Mo.
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Native Riot Near Bloemfontein Kills Detective
A mob of about 700 natives attacked seven detectives in a Johannesburg suburb near Bloemfontein. One detective was fatally shot and others were wounded as police opened fire to disperse the crowd.
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London
Bloemfontein
Johannes
June Bride Quiet Secrets of Economy Fabrics Sale
Readers explore fabric sections revealing budget options for June brides. Special Tuesday sale highlights priced items and economy secrets for sewing trousseaux.
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