Franklin Lane Dies After Gall Bladder and Appendix Operation
Rochester May 18 Franklin Knight Lane former secretary of the interior in President Wilsons cabinet died at six a m after gall bladder and appendix operation at Mayo Brothers clinic He rallied briefly before dying The California lawyer and journalist born 1864 in Charlottetown Canada had been in Mayo care for several weeks He served as interior secretary from 1920 and was vice president of Pan American Petroleum at his death He leaves Mrs Lane and two children Frank K Lane Jr of Chicago and Mrs Kaufmann of Washington
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Rochester
Franklin Lane
Vnor
Wilson
Mr. Lane
Mayo Brothers Sah
Franklin Knight Lane
Charlottetown
Canada
Califor
University of California
Anne Wintermute
Tacoma
Washington
California
San Nessco
Secret of the Interior
Lane
Ison
Panerican Petroleum and Transporon Company
Mayo
Nklin K. Lane, Jr
Chief Justice White Severely Ill. Death Expected
Washington May 18 The recovery of Chief Justice William Howard Taft White of the U S Supreme Court is not expected after a recent bladder operation and heart dilation. Doctors report he failed to rally and his condition is grave at Garfield hospital with Mrs White and Justice McKenna at his bedside.
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Washington
Wdaward Douglass White
U. S. Supreme Court
Garfield Hospital
White
Vicary Dies Suddenly at Home Prominent Canton Merchant
C N Vicary 63 head of the C N Vicary Clothing Co and a leading Canton businessman died suddenly at his home on Market Avenue North after feeling ill in the morning. Born June 15 1858 in Morgantown Pa he came to Canton in 1891 establishing the Vicary store. He helped erect the Vicary block and planned another on Market Avenue North. He led the Chamber of Commerce war work Y M C A campaigns and Liberty Bond drives and served as elder of First Presbyterian Church. He was active in civic affairs and youth work.
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Mr. Vicary
Morganville
Canton
Vicary
Market-av N
Chamber of Commerce
Old Way Is the Best for Church Conversions
Winona Lake Indiana May 18 delegates to the Presbyterian assembly criticize sensational revival methods. They advocate quiet conservative evangelism as the path to lasting membership noting 20 000 converts last year came through thoughtful personal work rather than dramatic campaigns. Findings of the evangelical committee will report to the assembly tomorrow.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Billy Sunday
Ameriica
Christian Fellowship
Presbyterian Assembly
George Mahy
Graham
Evangelical Committee
Mbria Steel Co Cuts Second Wages Pay Schedule
A wage reduction and salary schedule revision at Mbria Steel Co AKes in Johnstown Pa were announced. The company plans to cut common labor to 33 cents an hour and adjust time payments and piecework to 1917 levels starting May 1.
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Mbria Steel CO
AKES
Ohnstown
Department of the Cambria Company
Ohio Weather Forecast With Unsettled Showers
Forecast for Ohio indicates unsettled conditions on Thursday with showers in the northern portion. Temperatures remain steady with no notable changes expected across the region.
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Ohio
Community Notices and Schedules for Thursday Evening
Local notices announce Walter W. Vail with sodding and grading estimates, a Christian church service at Frank Circle Christian Church in Cleveland, and a 7:30 pm Thursday preach. Additional items include fireworks at Meyer's Lake Park Thursday evening and events intended to avoid crowds.
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Walter W. Vail
Bell
First
Clevep
Lloyd George warns Poles fighting must stop at once
Premier Lloyd George tells Poland and other small nations they cannot trample the peace treaty. He cites the Versailles agreements and urges restraint while urging unity among Britain, America, and Italy to interpret the treaty fairly. He criticizes the French press for dissent and calls for a united response to uphold the postwar settlement.
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Lloyd George
London
Great Britain
Poland
Europe
Briand
France
House of Commons
Germany
Upper Silesia
Supreme Council
Korfanty
Dogs Furnish Muted Evidence In Robbery Trial
Two dogs served as incidental witnesses in the highway robbery case against Jim Ruffalo and John Santilla. The victim identified the defendants in Judge Day's room after noting the dogs near the crime scene in 12th Street SE. The dogs greeted the suspects at the house and jumped into the police car as the men were taken to headquarters. Tony Santilla, brother of one defendant, faces a separate blackmail indictment.
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Jim Ruffalo
John Santilla
Judge Day
12Th-St SE
Cherry-av SE
Ruffalo
Santilla
Tony Santilla
Escape From Newport Jail Shocks Locals
Three prisoners sawn bars and windows for a 30 foot fall from Newport jail, escaping today. Daniel Carter and Harry Vickers fled, while R. W. Shuttles was recaptured after minor injuries. Carter reportedly obtained saws from a relative during the break.
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Newport
Daniel Carter
Harry Vickers
R. W. Shuttles
Toledo
Ohio
Shuttles
Carter
Edward Madre
Canton Paint & Varnish Stock Offer Promises Wide Brush Selection
Canton Paint & Varnish advertises a stock of five thousand dollars worth of house paint brushes for customers to choose from at 324 Tusest W in the Advance district.
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Canton Paint & Varnish
Ensilage Corn Shipment Arrives at Holmes Letherman Ad Supply
Holmes Letherman seed store at 224 Cleveland av NW reports a shipment of ensilage corn just arrived. The delivery boosts local feed supplies for farmers.
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Holmes- Letherman
Cleveland-av NW
May Dance at Johnston Hall with Myron's Novelty Orchestra
American Legion hosts a dance at Johnston hall featuring Myron's Novelty Orchestra from Cleveland on Thursday May 19 in advance sale.
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American Legion
Johnston Hall
Myron's Novelty Orchestra
Cleveland
Adv
Realtors Hear Talk On Present Day Problems
Charles A. Rolph before Canton Real Estate board at the YMCA luncheon discussed present day business problems. Fred J. Zettler shared impressions from California and William J. Pebelhart reported on the national executive committee. Canton realtors plan to attend the National Association of Real Estate Boards 14th annual convention in Chicago July 12 to 15.
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Charles A. Rolph
Canton Real Estate Board
Fred J. Zettler
California
West
William J. Pebelhart
Canton Realtors
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Chicago
Free Fireworks Display at Meyer's Lake Park
Community event at Meyer's Lake park promises a fireworks display on Thursday evening May 19. Organizers urge attendees to arrive early to avoid crowds.
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Meyer
Lake Park
Thurs
Meyer's Lake Park
Ady
Charter Meeting Called Tonight
The first in a series of school house meetings to explain the proposed city charter will be held Wednesday night at West North school. Judge Harvey I. F. Ake, charter commission chairman, will speak, with Mrs. Homer Blythe serving as chair. Subsequent meetings will be held at other Canton school houses with speakers familiar with the charter plan.
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West North School
Harvey IF. Ake
Charter Commission
Homer Blythe
Canton
Seed germinates after 6000 years in mummy hand
In Cincinnati a seed produced by a blue sweet pea plants after lying dormant for 6000 years and its descendants plan to buy the Egyptian mummy as funds toward the seed sale. An Egyptian mummy will join the Cincinnati Museum with help from the Egyptian Exploration Society and Mrs. Samuel Taft.
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Cincinnati
T Cincinnati Museum
Eva Keys
Egyptian Exploration Society
Pyramids
Samuel Taft
Davis Pledges New Push to End Marine Strike
Secretary of Labor Davis will meet the joint council of marine engineers tonight in Washington to urge an agreement that would end the ongoing strike. The labor department announced the renewed effort in hopes of a swift settlement.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Labor Department
Joint Council of the Marine Engineers
May Vote On Borah Resolution Today
The Borah amendment to the navy appropriations bill may be adopted by a substantial Senate majority today to urge President Harding toward a world disarmament conference with Great Britain and Japan. Senator Ziollette of Wisconsin opposes big navy spending, while Senator Borah gains support as Republicans seek party unity to speed large navy and army appropriations.
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Washington
Borah
Harding
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Senate
Ziollette
Wisconsin
Idaho
Governor to Sign Bill Creating School for Crippled Children
Columbus May 18 Governor Davis will sign a bill by Senator J F Burke Elyria establishing local public funded schools for crippled children. He will be surrounded by a delegation of crippled children and Rotarians in the governor s office. The bill is urged by the Ohio Association of Rotary Clubs.
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Columbus
Davis
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Ohio Association of Rotary Cluba
Conspiracy to rupture Anglo French alliance discussed
Paris report states Marcel Cachin writes in L Humanite that London ponders a closer understanding with Perlin as the Anglo French alliance faces possible rupture. The May 18 note cites British hesitation and Franco British diplomatic tensions.
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Paris
London
Marcel Cachin
L’humanite
Perlin
M. Cachin
Milk Price Drops to Ten Cents a Quart in Wooster
Milk prices fall to a new low here with retail rates cut from 12 to 10 cents per quart. The note mentions Richman's Clothes and a sale on spring samples with P. E. Hart as agent and a price of $22.50 for all items.
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Wooster
Richman
P. E. Hart, Agt
Arthur's Big Dollar Sale At Market Avenue Shop
Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market Ave N advertises a big dollar sale Thursday with a call to not miss the event.
Flirtatious Gypsy Runs Afoul Of Law In Marion
In Marion on May 18 a wagon of Gypsies arrived. A notably pretty woman slapped J F Brokaw and Elmer Mayfield, was fined $50 by Mayor Andrews, ordered to repay her two victims, and the tribe was forced to leave town.
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Marion
J. F. Brokaw
Elmer Mayfield
Andrews
Costa
Sellers of baseball pools fined by police judge
Lewis Hoberdier James Pennett R F McCort and Lewis Killo were arrested Saturday night and arraigned Wednesday before Police Judge Bowman. Hoberdier and Killo were fined $10 plus costs and Pennett McCart and McCort were fined $5 and costs.
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Lewis Hoberdier
James Pennett
R. F. McCort
Lewis Killo
Bowman
Hoberdier
Killo
Costa
Bennett
McCart
United States Declines Involvement In Upper Silesian Question
Washington May 18 Secretary of State Slughes informed Polish minister Prince Lubomirski that the United States has no interest in the Upper Silesian question. The government regards it as a purely European issue and outside American concerns.
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Washington
Slughes
Prince Lubomirski
United States
18-Pound Baby Born in Lorain to Halloways
An 18 pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Halloway of Lorain on May 18. The newborn measures 24 1/2 inches in length and 8 1/2 inches across the shoulders.
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Lorain
Floyd L. Halloway
Minneapolis man to direct Canton charity effort
Edwin G. Eklund of Minneapolis will arrive in Canton in June to become general director of charities. He will coordinate Canton’s charity and welfare work under a large advisory committee and an executive committee. The project funds will be separate from the chamber of commerce.
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Minneapolis
Canton
Edwin G. Eklund
Chamber of Commercce
Lie
George H. Clark
Charity and Welfare Committee
Chamber
Paulb. Belden
J. H. Kenny
Miklund
Red Cross
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
Italy
Canton Chamber Launches Three Day Drive for 1000 Members
The Canton Chamber of Commerce opened a three day drive to add 1500 new members with a luncheon at the Courtland hotel. Judge Henry W. Harter reviewed the chamber's seven year urban industrial history and city relations while four generals outlined plans and teams distributed prospect lists.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Courtland
Henry W. Harter
Chamber of Commerce
Hart
A. BF. Mitzel
J. Parker
Phil J. Bernower
Canton
W. Leuthl
Chamber
Woman Prisoner Hunger Strikes Sherriff Learns
Frances Bosner, jailed for shooting her husband, is on a hunger strike. A physician will examine her to assess health as meals she rejects are found dumped into a waste pipe. Forcible feeding could be used if health worsens.
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Frances Bosner
Cathon
Catheon
Morris' Smoke Shop Moves to 329 Secondst NW
Local tobacconist Morris announces a relocation to the new address 329 Secondst NW with a notice advertising the move and inviting customers to visit the updated shop.
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Morris
Canton Lodge K of P Knight Rank Event May 18
Canton Lodge K of P plans a Knight rank ceremony Wednesday evening May 18 with visiting brother Ady welcomed.
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Canton Lodge K. of P. Knight
Ady
Ric Bargain Entertainment at St. Joseph Hall
Ric Bargain Entertainment performs at St. Joseph Hall on Thursday evening May 19 with activities running each minute as planned in the advertisement.
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Ric Bargain Entertainment
St. Joseph Hall
Modern School of Dancing Summer Rates Highlight
Special summer offer at the Modern School of Dancing with 4 private and 6 class seasons for $5. Terms expire June 1. Held at Schlabach hall.
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Modern School of Dancing
Schlabach Hall
Arthure's Big Dollar Sale Thursday
Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market Ave N Adv invites shoppers to a big dollar sale Thursday with discounts on leather goods and accessories. Limited stock and door promos expected.
Chamber of Commerce sees rush of new memberships
Five applications for membership arrived by mail on Wednesday morning while many prospective members called seeking blanks. Secretary H. W. Luethi said the wave of enthusiasm for joining the chamber was already under way.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
H. W. Luethi
Ejected From Home Cripple Tries To Die
In Columbus on May 18 an unemployed crippled man R H Culberson aged 50 and his five children faced eviction when police learned his wife was dying of tuberculosis. He attempted suicide in front of their former home but neighbors stopped him. They arranged temporary shelter for Culberson at 1454 Chaseau with FE C Yocum as they seek better arrangements for the family.
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Columbus
R. H. Culberson
Gubberson
Frank Iinco
Culberson
David Barclay Remains Sought on Nonsupport Charge
David Barclay, wanted in Cambridge on nonsupport charges, was removed from Guernesey County Jail Wednesday by the county sheriff.
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David Barclay
Camebridge
Guernesey CO
Stark Lodge Second Degree Meeting Invites Odd Fellows
Stark Lodge No. 513 LO O BP announces a second degree event Thursday evening inviting all Odd Fellows to attend.
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Stark Lodge No
LO. O
Odd Fellows
Canton Sporting Goods Co New Location Ad
Canton Sporting Goods Co announces a new store location at 286 2232 Cleveland Ave NW opposite the Ohio Power office. The ad highlights the move and provides contact details for inquiries.
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Canton Sporting Goods Co
Cleveland
Ohio Poweer Co
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