Lead U P rivals on first vote in New York races
New York political camps expect General Wood to lead the first Chicago ballot with about votes, Senator Hiram Johnson and Governor Frank Lowden likely second and third. Favorite son candidates and delegates will shape the first heat as.contests are settled by the credentials committee in Chicago next week.
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New York
Wood
Chicago
Hiram Johnson
Gover
Frank O. Lowden
John
Cretials Committee
Probable lineup on first ballot vote totals shown
Votes listed for candidates from several states indicate totals toward a nomination. Key figures include Johnson California 200, ywwden Illinois 68.175, utler New York 85, Sproul Pennsylvania 80, rding Ohio 50.2, polidge Massachusetts 30, pindexter Washington 20, New Kansas 6.0, ritchard North Carolina 20, with totals around 654 and 950 scattering 34 and 493 needed to nominate.
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U. S. Army
Johnson
California
New
Kansas
Ritchard
North Carolina
Unclear fragment hints at lineup plans and anticipation
Vague notes mention a lineup and anticipation as plans form. No concrete names, dates, or places are readable in the fragment.
Teel Company Secures Papers and Capital Increase
The Teel Company seeks a $2,000,000 capitalization increase to $4,000,000, approved by directors. The factory lies on Louisville Road northeast of the city. McKinley Lumber Co of ten was incorporated for $25,000 with P. A. White as organizer. Alli Oil Co of Alliance received incorporation papers with $60,000 capital, I. G. Long, R. D. Turner and D. B. Turnipseed named as incorporators.
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Alliance
I. G. Long
R. D. der
D. B. Turnipseed
Weather Outlook For Ohio With Fair Days Ahead
The record notes generally fair weather for Ohio with slight temperature changes expected into next weekend. It mentions a 7 to 9 inch gauge in rainfall observations and references local business ads including Canfield Motor, Canfield Oil Co, and Springfield Park dining season opening May 23 under J Carr management.
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Springfield
Park
J. Carr
Adcraft Leader Russell J. Burt Elected Canton Club President
Russell J. Burt was elected president of the Canton Adcraft club at the annual meeting and banquet attended by more than 250 Adcrafters. Retiring president J. M. Markley received a silver loving cup. New officers include L. H. Morey as vice president and W. G. Saxton as treasurer.
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Russll J. Burt
Russell J. Burt
Canton Aircraft Club
J. M. Markley
Orrville
Markley
Williard Scott
Boston
J. W. Raper
Cleveland
Annals Charge Against Bakers Quashed in Court
Prosecutor Walter S. Ruff in common pleas court Friday annulled indictments against Irvin E. Sweaney Canton baker and the General Baking Co charged with violating the Valentine anti trust act. Ruff said a jury failed to return a guilty verdict against Charles A. Steinick making a conviction unlikely. Sweaney and General Baking officials were to be tried next week.
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Walter S. Ruff
Common Pleas
Irvin
Sweaney
Canton Baker
General Baking Co
Charles A. Steinick
Ruff
Diplomas Fail to Free Detectives in Cleveland Arrest
In Cleveland on May 21 two graduates of a detective correspondence school were arrested while searching a house for stolen property. They flashed their diplomas and cards and claimed immunity, but Patrolman Loveman jailed them despite the credentials.
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Cleveland
Loveman
Police seek ten percent wage increase for all officers
Petitions circulated at police headquarters urge a ten percent raise for every member of the police department. The council will reconsider the department’s report after officers modify demands, shifting from an initial twelve and a half percent request to ten percent. The item will be presented to council Monday, separate from the firemen’s raise.
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Police Department
Council
Howell Trial Set for June 21 in Detect ive’s Murder
Dick Howell to stand trial before Common Pleas Judge Hubert C. Pontius on Monday June 21 for the alleged murder of Detective Anthony Skotnicky. Howell appeared with attorney Frank E. Sweitzer as Prosecutor Walter S. Ruff argued over a demurrer. Howell pleaded not guilty after arraignment.
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Dick Howell
Anthony Skotnicky
Common Pleas
Hubert C. Pontius
Pontius
Howell
Frank E. Sweitzer
Walter S. Ruff
Kirk
Sweitzer
Ruff
Managers Summoned in Senate Campaign Probe
Washington May 21 Managers of campaigns for presidential candidates were summoned by telegraph to attend the Monday opening of the senate investigation into campaign expenditures and contributions under the Borah resolution. The call followed a Republican led committee meeting.
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Washington
Senate
Daily News Classified Sale Offer
The notice invites quick sale of a spring replaced furniture item via inexpensive ads in the Sale Miscellaneous column. Call 3500 with a brief description. Ads accepted until 11 a.m. for that day's issue and until 9 p.m. Saturday for Sunday insertion.
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Daily News
Wanted information on Thomas Ka nares current address
An inquiry requests the present address of Thomas Ka nares, last known at Cherry av SE. Respond with information to the American Red Cross in Canton Ohio. Advertisement urges contact via Young Taxi Co state phone 2491-M and offers commission to depositors through Canton Morris Plan Bank.
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Thomas Kanares
Cherryav SE
American Red Cross
Canton
Ohio
Hoover Club to Organize in Stark County Backers
Hoover supporters in the city plan a Stark county Hoover club with a Monday night dinner at the Y M C A. Judge Harvey F. Ake and John F. Figley lead the effort to secure Stark county delegates for Hoover on ballots two to four. Robert P. Taft and Joseph C. Green will speak, with about 200 expected, as Hoover groups aim to extend to Alliance and Massillon.
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Herbert Hoover
Moose Club
Hoover
Stark Ce
Harvey F. Ake
John F. Figley
Wood
Johnson
Abe
Harding
Figley
Columbus
Sune
Stark Co
Robert P. Taft
William Taft
Joseph C. Green
Hoover Clubs
Alliance
Massillon
Treasured Art Proves Worthless
The valued art collection of the late John T. Milliken of St. Louis was largely bogus at auction in New York. It fetched $6,253 after Milliken had paid $100,000 for the pieces bought in France during the war. Some so called old masterpieces were found to be mere copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John T. Milliken
St. Louis
Milliken
France
Sugar Prices May Fall Fifty Percent In Tariff Pivot
Washington May 21 sugar prices may drop by half after a conference between J H McLaurin and a delegation from the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association with Attorney General Palmer. The claim follows their discussions on retail price reductions and market conditions.
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Washington
J. H. McLaurin
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Palmer
Meeting for all pences set at Moose Hall May 22
A meeting for all pences is scheduled for Saturday evening May 22 at 45 sharp. The gathering will be held at the Moose hall located at the corner of iaiautbaneans st W and McKinley-av. All bakery workers are requested to attend.
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Moose Hall
Iaiautbaneans
McKinley-av
Ady
Moose Club Plans Big Parade Opening
All members are asked to meet at the Moose club rooms Monday at 6 45 PM for a big parade. The spring festival opens at the fairgrounds with clowns elephants and more. Bring a friend and enjoy. Chas W Flory secretary ady.
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Moose
Fairgrounds
Chas. W. Flory
Ady
Monday Evening Address at Y M C A Taft in Cincinnati
Political advertisement notes Monday evening address at the Y M C A Taft in Cincinnati and invites reservations with Judge Harvey Ake J E Figley or Howman Bros Drugs. It advertises leather baseball gloves priced from 1 to 5 and up and Spaulding tennis racquets from 1 to 15 with Arthur's Leather Shop Ady.
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Hoover Booster Club
Robert Taft
Cincinnati
Harvey Ake
J. E. Figley
Howman Bros
Arthur's
All Brothers and Ladies of U C T meet at City Auditorium May 23
All brothers and ladies of the United Commercial Travelers meet at the city auditorium Sunday May 23 at 9 o clock in the morning to assist in memorial and decoration of graves of departed brothers. Bring your auto if you have one but come anyway. Members their ladies and visiting U C T come. M Greenwald Sec Adv
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Vo. T
Milk Code Violation Leads to Fines for Local Operator
Mike Schuster was fined 25 dollars and costs after a Thursday arrest on a city health complaint. Police Judge Bowman heard the case alleging Schuster violated most sanitary code provisions by selling milk in bottles reused from other dealers and collected from streets, with unsanitary conditions on his premises.
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Mike Schuster
J. A. Kappelman
City Health
Bowman
Schuster
Kappelman
Matewan Quiet as Detectives Open Fire in Lynn
In West Virginia on May 21 the state police and deputy sheriffs patrolled Mingoco to stop miner and Baldwin-Felts detective clashes after Matewan killings. Bud McCoy and a brother, Baldwin-Felts men, were shot at Lynn. Bud wounded in the thigh. Two men jailed for concealed weapons as Matewan death toll rises with ten known dead, one missing, three wounded. detective John Dowell missing after attempting to swim a river while under fire.
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Matewan
Lynn
Bud" McCoy
Baldwin-Felts
Bud
John Dowell
Poles Report New Offensive Push Near Kryzyzepol
London May 21 A Polish war office communique from Warsaw says a counter thrust near Kryzyzepol drove Bolshevik troops back twelve miles and led to the capture of 500 prisoners north of the Bersina river where the third bolshevik division was repulsed. Russian attempts to cross the Bersina center failed.
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London
Kryzyzepol
Polish War Office
Warsaw
Bersina
Mayor Orders City Cleanup In Cleveland
On secret orders issued by Mayor Fitzgerald on his second day in office police conduct a city wide drive against gambling and vice. Taxi drivers suspected of violations are under surveillance with nine licenses revoked so far and officials told to pursue a thorough crackdown.
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Cleveland
Fitzgerald
Police and Safety
Saturday Specials at Old Reliable Table Meat Market
Prime beef boiling meat and pot roast with prices 14c to 22c. lamb and veal items plus hickory smoked ham and bacon. Fresh dressed poultry from the market. Also piano, records, and dance notices. Safety boxes and butter special offered by local stores and banks.
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Old Reliable Table Meat Market
California
Immorality Among Students Highlighted During Canton Health Week
Mrs. Lillian Burt urged Canton women to act to improve health as immorality among high school students was described as rising. She spoke at Central high school and Bethshaw home, with other events including talks by Miss Joane Ortelle and Miss Marcella Ruch. The week, organized by Canton Child Welfare and Health week, concludes Saturday with lectures at Briar Brae and the YWCA.
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Lillian Burt
Burt
Canton
A. B. Clark
Lowell Reformed Church
Joane Ortelle
Columbus
State Board of Charities
Marcella Ruch
Bethshaw
Canton Board of Health
Kappelman
American Red Cross
Visiting Nurses Society
Dueberary Methodist Episcopal Church
Hart Injured in Horse Attack on Film Set
William S. Hart, famed Western film star, sustained severe injuries after a horse kicked him during a chase scene in Los Angeles. He suffered broken ribs bruises and facial lacerations after being knocked from the horse when a tree limb struck his face and the startled animal kicked him into unconsciousness.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William S. Hart
Pictures
Jis
Hart
Pogrom Death Toll Reported in Budapest
Central News dispatch from Budapest cites many persons killed in pogroms on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. In Paris, the French General Federation of Labor announces it has called off all strikes.
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London
Budapest
Paris
French General Federation of Labor
Canton Bakery Specials and Missing Person Inquiries Ad
We offer Butter cream and raspberry cream cakes plus pineapple cream and silver cake squares. Call Bell 96 State 3620 for delivery from The Pastry Shop 218 Clevelanday NW Adv. Seek current address of Irvin F Leighton Canton Ohio and Claude M Hart Canton Ohio Adv Send tips to American Red Cross Canton Ohio Adv. Fresh Creamery batter price per pound Saturday only at Progressive Grocers Adv. Also seek Gert Miller Canton Ohio address Adv.
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Bell
State
Cleveland-ay
Prices soar in April with broad wholesale gains
Washington reports April wholesale prices rose nearly four percent overall. Gains included a 11 percent rise in fuel and lighting materials and a 4 percent increase in food due to higher sugar and potato costs. Lumber and building materials surged 54 percent while cloth fell slightly from March due to raw silk and leather declines.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Uet
Sugar profiteers target next drive amid rising prices
New York on May 21 reports that sugar prices have climbed to near multi year highs, threatening preserves makers who warn they will shutter plants rather than pay inflated sugar costs. National group leader says speculators hold large stocks and demand price cuts to avoid factory closures.
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New York
Blakemore
National Preservers' and Fruit Products’ Association
Damage suit filed against William J. Tompkins in Massillon
The Leonard Agency Co. files a $500 damage suit in common pleas court charging former general agent William J. Tompkins with violating a contract by engaging in the Massillon insurance business within five years of resignation on December 16, 1919. It alleges use of renewal lists and seeks a temporary restraining order and return of lists. Attorneys Herbruck Finck and Arbaugh represent the plaintiff.
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William J. Tompkins
Massillon
Common Pleas Court
Leonard Agency Co
Tompkins
Herbruck, Finck and Arbaugh
Plaintife
Pole advance feared as Russians press Polish front
Paris dispatch notes French military writers warn Poland may have overextended itself while Russians renew efforts on the Polish battle line. They also point to the threat to British supremacy in Persia as Russian actions unfold.
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Paris
Persia
French pastry varieties and piano ad promotion
The notice lists French pastries including cherry pineapple apricot and raspberry, with Danish pastries filled with raspberry custard and almond. It offers delivery and provides contact details Bel 284 State 2620 218 Cleveland-ay NW. Also mentions a new 8&8-note player piano for $676 and a bank note paying 5 percent per annum semiannually at The Canton Morris Plan Bank.
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State
Cleveland-ay
Kenny's
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Commission allocates 125 million for rolling stock relief
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered rapid purchase and redistribution of railroad rolling stock under the Esch Cummins act. It aims to ease a nationwide car shortage by routing freight via quickest routes, with railroads financing about 75 percent of the cost and government advancing 25 percent.
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Washington
Ask& Step
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Commerce Commission
Association of Railway Executives
Farmers Form New Company in Columbus
The farmers commercial service company was incorporated for 100000 today by H P Miller Sunbury F M Hatten Delaware H C Rogers Mechanicsburg L I Winch McClure R B Croninger Grand Rapids and C F E Latshaw Defiance. The firm will deal in fertilizer twine implements and other farm needs and aims to form a statewide buying alliance with offices planned in Columbus and additional warehouses to aid distribution.
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Columbus
Farmer's Commercial Service Company
H. P. Miller
Sunbury
F. MM. Hatten
Delaware
H. C. Rogers
Mechanicsburg
L. I. Winch
McClure
R. BE. Croninger
Grand Rapids
C. FE. Latshaw
Defiance
Martial law declared in Madrid amid food riots
A news agency dispatch reports Madrid has proclaimed martial law after food riots. Rioters plundered many baker shops as clashes erupted across the city.
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London
Madrid
Secretaries Named at Methodist General Conference
Seven corresponding secretaries and two publishing agents were elected at the Methodist General Conference in Des Moines in May. The secretaries include F. M. North and A. Earl Taylor of New York D. D. Forsythe of Philadelphia S. W. Harris of New York I. G. Penn and P. J. Maveety of Cincinnati. J. R. Graham of Cincinnati was elected publishing agent.
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Des Moines
Methodist General Conference
F. M. North
A. Earl Taylor
New York
D. D. Forsythe
Philadelphia
S. W. Harris
I. G. Penn
P. J. Maveety
Cincinnati
J. R. Graham
Seed Stock Shifts to Piedmont Avenue Outlet
An advertisement announces a full new stock of seeds at a location one door south of East Tuscarawas on Piedmont Avenue. It promotes a true strain from Fercy’s Bulk Seeds and highlights Adv titles.
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East Tuscarawas
Piedmont Ay
Fercy
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Enator Johnson
Lowdon
George R. Holmes
Teel Company
Cleveland-ay N
Canfield
William Penn Motor
Canfield Oil Co
New Life
Fourth-st NW
East Block
Ed Chickering
Nwa
Adcraft
L. H. Morey
W. G. Saxton
Treas
Annals
Bakers
Steinick and General Co
M. O
Schlabach
Adv
Arthur's Leather Shop
Bowman Bros
Call Young Taxi Co
Hoover Club
Ake
Organization
Charleston
W. Va
State Constabulary
Mingoco
Chickering
Columbia Records
Mirkins
Strand Dansant
City National Bank
Proco
Horse Harts
Bill Hart
Irvin F. F. Leighton
Gert Miller
Advy
Claude M. Hart
Poland
Shep Preight
Dumont’s Seed Dept
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