Favorable D Tariff Fight Motioned By Senate Reforms
Washington May 15 The Republican tariff bloc moves in the Senate to pass the permanent tariff bill with a hundred amendments aimed at protecting farmers. Support comes from Senator Gooding Idaho and Senator Kendrick North Dakota with duties on grains, fruit, vegetables, and other farm products designed to bolster American competition and impose cheap European labor.
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Hington
Gooding
Repub
Idaho
Sen- Lada
North
Radio Proves Joy To Alexander Graham Bell
A debate on castor oil and vegetable duties shows support for tariffs to protect farmers. Nan Gooding predicts passage while the tariff bloc emphasizes careful study of farmer problems. The push aims to secure fair prices for crops and reduce reliance on cheap foreign labor. The article notes bloc leaders and committee members backing the amendments amid tariff discussions.
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Nan Gooding
Ding
Chile Parley as Opened Today
SHINGTON May 15 The Arica conference between Peru and Chile opened today to resolve the old Ancon dispute. Secretary Hughes gave the welcome and both sides replied. Many officials and diplomats attended the session in the American Building. The event drew broad interest as representatives of both nations discussed a path to a lasting contribution to world peace.
Weather Outlook and Local Notices from May Meeting
Ohio forecast shows fair conditions through Tuesday with little change. Masonic notice lists Lathrop meeting Tuesday May 16 at 6 30 p m for degree D3 Jones W W Mast Secy. Special communication of Can age to be held Monday May 15 at six o clock p m Norris Secy Use Fiennai Xclual prints finishing and service.
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Masonic
Jones
M. Mast
M. M
Nferred
Chas. R. WM Op
Norris, Sec
Express Car Robbery Plan Thwarted In Tucson
On the Golden State Limited a messenger repelled an attempted robbery by firing on robbers. A second bandit was wounded and fled into the brush. The train was delayed about 105 minutes. guards posted, passengers unharmed.
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Tucson
Ariz
Golden State Limited
Southern Pacific
William Wilson
Stewart
Madigan
Reed
Washington Adapts to Rag Time Daylight Rule
Washington observes the new Rag Time daylight saving scheme under President Harding's order. Government clerks report to desks at 8 AM while some arrive late due to streetcar shortages and insufficient transportation for the early rush.
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Washington
National Capital
Harding
War fraud scandal is termed blac ker than hell in congress
Washington May 15 Congressmen blasted alleged war frauds calling it a scandal blacker than hell. Rep King of Illinois urged a 500000 dollar special DOJ appropriation to ferret out war profiteers. He warned new jails may be needed to hold thieves as justice prevails.
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Washington
King
Illinois
House
Department of Justice
Wounded Bandit Transfer Planned Amid Bank Robbery Probe
Andrew Dutch Kapler, wounded bandit, moved Monday from Aultman Annex to Starkco workhouse under guard for a murder hearing. Tommy Saxton cannot be moved. doctors say Saxton’s condition is dire while Kapler shows signs of recovery. Bank officials dispute links to Union National bank robbery and Norman Warden’s identity.
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Andrew
Kapler
Bandit
Aultman Annex
Starkco
Tommy Saxton
Norman Warden
Aultman Annex Hospital
Saxton
Union National Bank
New Castle
Swope
Memorial Fund Totals 5586 for Hoffee Trust Drive
The Hoffee Memorial Trust fund totaled 5588.34 at noon Monday as 513.25 in subscriptions were added. The day’s largest gift was 100 from Hoover Suction Sweeper Co, with many 25c and 50c donations reported. List of contributors includes The Hoover Suction Sweeper Company, W. H. Hoover, Northern Engraving Company, Canton Iron & Metal Co, Tombaugh Lumber Co, and others.
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Hoffee Memorial Trust Fund
Hoover Suction Sweeper Co
Hoover Suction Sweeper Company 2. Co
W. H. Hoover
North Can- Bot
W. Hoover
North Can- Fog
W. W. Steele
North Can- Cog. Io
North
Northern Engraving Comdies
The
Northern Engraving Company
Harry
F. E. Kohler Company
Prorman
No Disputes Between Britain and America Noted
London reports Anglo American relations have improved under George Harvey in his first year as American ambassador. The Times highlights there is not a question in dispute between the two nations and credits Harvey’s untiring efforts.
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London
London Times Today
George Harvey
Great Britain
Wooster President Addresses C over Chamber Lunch
Dr. Charles E. Wishart, president of Wooster College, spoke to Chamber of Commerce members at the Courtland luncheon. It was the last meeting until fall and centered on business conditions, economic developments of the past year, and outlook for the future.
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Charles E. Wishart
Wooster College
Chamber of Commerce
Courtland
Chamber
Aviator Passes Through Lightning Bolt Without Injury
Captain Herne, an aviator arriving from Paris, says his machine was struck by a bolt of lightning but sustained no damage and he was not injured.
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London
Herne
Paris
Can ton Lodge to Hold Special Communication May 15
A Canton Lodge special communication is scheduled for Monday evening May 15 at 6 o'clock. The M M Degree will be conferred. Chas R. Kumpf worshipful master and C E Norris secretary announce the event.
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Canton Lodge
Chas. R. Kumpf
W. M
C. E. Norris
C. &. Norris
O E S Anniversary Wednesday Evening
A local anniversary event for O E S is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 6 34.
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E. S
Canton Community Fund Drive Scheduled for June
Canton businesses and residents will participate in a Community Fund campaign from June 5 to June 12 to raise a year’s budget for local welfare and charitable groups. About 500 to 1,000 volunteers will solicit, with Courtland Hotel providing headquarters space, and reports daily on progress.
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Canton Community Fund
Canton Welfare
Courtland Hotel Company
Courtay
Paign
W. Langford
Community Fund Organization
Irish Peace Effort May Set June 15 Irish Elections
Dublin reports indicate the Irish peace committee may report an electoral agreement to Dail Éireann by Wednesday. If Collins and De Valera reach a deal on the electoral register, Ireland could hold the general election on June 15. Campaigning has been suspended during the armistice.
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Dublin
Irish Peace Committee
Irish Free State
Dail Éireann
Michael Collins
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
France denies extending occupation in Germany
London May 15 Austen Chamberlain stated in the house of commons that France is not preparing to extend military occupation of Germany. He noted that indirect threats had been made to seize more German territory if the reparations commission demands by May 31 are not met.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
France
Germany
Inter-Allied
Baby's Free First Photo Offer at Courtney's Studio
An advertisement promotes a free baby photograph at Courtney's Studio after opening an account with The First Trust & Savings Bank. It mentions a Baby Saving plan and a baby record hook to keep the baby's record.
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Baby
Courtney
Trust & Savings Bank
Use Lac Mar for spring noosecleaning Adv Kumpf
Ad notice references Lac Mar area for spring cleaning services. Mentions W M Kumpf C and Norris secretaries and orders. Details are fragmentary but indicate promotional housekeeping or yard cleanup initiative.
Heart Balm Award Totals 25000 for Cincinnati Couple
Frank Madje a Cincinnati mechanic received 25000 in a heart balm suit against Ben Rahe former packing plant owner now in San Francisco. The jury awarded the full amount Madje sought for alienation of his wife from Rahe who allegedly took her to New York on several occasions and left her to live apart.
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Cincinnati
Frank Madje
Madje
Ben Rahe
Fomer
San Francisco
Rahe
New York
Demand for Removal of Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
Representative Hill of Maryland demanded Haynes be removed for approving a statement threatening to burn the homes of moonshiners. The memo cites Haynes approving Judge Curran of Pittsburgh Kansas who urged lynching as a method to punish illicit whiskey makers. The call targets the Prohibition Commissioner in Washington dated May 15.
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Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
Representative Hill
Maryland
Supplemental petition in Canton Rim Co. suit seeks 8259 damages
Grover C. Allison files a supplemental petition against The Canton Rim Co. claiming 150 shares sold on Feb 25, 1921 were not transferred until Apr 15, 1922. He alleges the stock fell from 89 dollars to 25 dollars a share by transfer. Niles A. Sponseller is attorney for Allison.
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Grover C. Allison
Canton Rim Co
Niles A. Sponseller
Union Carpenters Special Meeting Notice
Carpenters Local No. 143 calls a special meeting for Monday May 16. All members must attend. W. E. Lerch, R. E., Local No. 143.
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Union Carpenters
Carpenters Local No
W. E. Lerch
R. E
Adv
Genuine Cowhide Leather Boston Bags Ad
Advertisement for genuine cowhide leather Boston bags in brown and black, sizes sixes available. Prices listed at $1.45 and $2.65. Sold by Arthur's at 204 Market North.
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Brown & Black
Arthur’s
America’s recovery seen in building and auto revival
Cleveland Trust Co reports a vigorous May mid month bulletin showing record building construction in 1942 first quarter, sharp rise in iron and steel, surging securities since last August and a strong automobile comeback. Despite signs, analysts debate durability of the upturn as production may surpass last year.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Trust Company
Unien
Ex Governor's Daughter Sues For Divorce In Maryland
Countess Louise Warfield Ledochowska, daughter of the late Maryland governor E Edwin Warfield, files for divorce from Count Vladimir Ledochowska of Warsaw in Howard County Maryland, seeking custody of their three children. They met in Honolulu during a world tour and wed in Baltimore in 1916.
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Baltimore
Louise Warfield Ledochowska
E Edwin Warfield
Maryland
Howard County
Vladimir Ledochowska
Warsaw
Poland
Honolulu
White Hand Gang Leader Behan Shot at Home
Joseph Behan 31 ex convict and presumed successor to Dinny Meehan as head of the White Hand gang was shot in bed beside his wife in Brooklyn. He survived with a bullet near his heart. his brother Peter Behan was recently found dead in the street and a policeman was acquitted in that killing. Behan denied knowing his assailant and vowed to retaliate. Sing Sing prison once printed him as a star pitcher on the prison ball team.
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New York
Joseph Behan
Fehan
Sing Sing
Behan
Whiskey in bond cannot pass through U S ports says high court
The United States Supreme Court ruled that whiskey in bond may not be shipped through American ports from one foreign country to another. The test case was brought by the Anchor Line of steamships against the New York revenue collector.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Anchor Line
Revenue Collector of
New York
First Trust Bank Opens Baby Savings Account
Bank advertises opening Baby's Savings accounts with at least one dollar and provides a silver plated bank for child savings. It promotes parental convenience and savings accumulation through this savings plan.
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First Trust & Savings Bank
Opening Dance Tonight at Meyers Lake Pavilion
Admission is five cents for dancing led by Grosjean's Novelty Orchestra with shows every afternoon and evening thereafter except Sundays and Mondays at Meyers Lake Pavilion.
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Meyers Lake Pavilion
Grosjean
Novelty Orchestra
Meyers Pake Pavilion
Ady
Six expert cracksmen rob Cincinnati store after hours
In Cincinnati on May 15 six burglars bound two aging watchmen at the S. Pouge company store and blew two burglar proof safes open with nitroglycerine. They escaped with 25990 in cash after gaining entry by posing a letter and forcing Louis Majcevsky to open the door.
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Pouge
Cincinnati
S. Pouge Company
Ohio
Patrick Collins
Veges
Louis Majcevsky
Roumanian Queen Plans U S Visit Next Months
Queen Marie of Roumania may visit Chicago in the coming months and stay with Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormick. Officials urge postponement until after her coronation in Transylvania. She seeks to thank the American people for aid to Roumania during the war.
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Chicago
Queen Marie of
Roumania
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Marie
United States
Ferdinand
Transylvania
Var Orp
Ohio Methodists Meet in Joint Conference
In Martins Ferry Ohio a historic joint district conference of Ohio Methodists opens at the First M E church for a two day session. Delegates represent 108 churches across Barnesville Steubenville counties six counties. Bishop William I Anderson will address the gathering tonight and tomorrow night.
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Martins Ferry
Ohio Methodists
M. KE
Barnesville
Steubenville
William I F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Meyers Pake Pavilion Dance Event Ad Ady
A fragment notes performances at Meyers Pake Pavilion with dancing and Grosjean's Novelty Orchestra listed alongside Ady. The brief mentions show details in a dated entertainment snippet.
Russia Objects to Hague Meeting Plan Over Russian Problem
In Genoa on May 15 Premier Lloyd George warned that if Russia refuses to meet at The Hague the Allies will isolate Russia. Russia’s delegation head, George Tchitcherin, rejected the plan for a five nation Big Five commission, demanding full Russian representation rather than a consultative voice. The United States was invited to join but had not replied.
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New York
Thomas L. Chadbourne
Midvale Steel
Republic Tron and Steel, Steel and Tube Company of America
Brier Hill Steel
Inland Steel
Youngstown Steel and Tube Company
Chadbourne
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
United States Steel Corporation
Genoa
Russia
The
Hague
Wea
Lloyd George
Pemiter
George Tchitcherin
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
the Hague
France Russia plan in Genoa deal on allied commission
Louis Barthou head of the French delegation said Russia must accept the plan for an allied commission to study the Russian problem next month. He added that if accepted, France will inform Paris that the French delegation has agreed with other powers on all points.
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Genoa
Russia
France
Louis Barthou
Russians Reject Hague Plan as Conference Crisis Deepens
The sixth week of talks opens with risk of adjournment as Russia denounces a mixed commission and demands to be heard by the political sub-committee. France pushes for U S participation in a Hague meeting to bridge the widening rift and uphold equality before the body. Richard Washburn Child carries the invitation to Washington.
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Russia
Hague
The
Lloyd George
France
United States
the Hague
Richard Washburn Child
Ambas
Train derailed near Warsaw injures few riders
A Big Four southbound train from St. Joseph to Indianapolis struck a broken rail in Warsaw Indiana. The locomotive and three cars derailed and overturned spilling trunks. All passengers escaped serious injury with only bruises reported. baggage handlers were crushed briefly but not seriously hurt.
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Warsaw
Ind
Big Four
St. Joseph
Mich
Indianapolis
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