Lord Curzon for Premier in Tory Crisis
London May 21 Former Premier Andrew Bonar Law resigns after seven months in office precipitating a Tory split over Russia policy. Curzon and Baldwin are named as likely successors with possible coalition options and looming general election as leaders rush to London amid cabinet instability.
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London
England
Andrew Bonar Law
Bonar Law
King George
Lord Curzon
Stanley Baldwin
Curzon
Robert Horne
Austen Chamberlain
Lord Birkenhead
Lloyd George
Liklihood
Baldwin
House of Commons
Lord Derby
Harl Balfour
The
Morning Post
Commons
Home
William C. Bridgeman
Labor
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
France
Soviet
Russia
Near East
Road Bond Issue Advances with Monolithic Brick Option
Surveyor approves monolithic brick for Reedurban McDonalds ville road projects as county commissioners consider a 228000 bond sale. Weiss of Canton is sole bidder with four day confirmation, others ready to take on same terms if needed. Material choice mostly agreed, pending price concerns and possible switch to brick and curb with brick surface on some routes.
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Howard Weiss
Canton
Weiss
Sickafoose
T. K. Harris
Brookside Country Club
Canton-Middlebranch-rd
Pigeon Boa Rd
Canton-Sherman Church-rd
Day resigns from umpire post due to age and health
Former Supreme Court associate justice William R Day resigns as umpire of the German American mixed claims commission at the White House. He cites the need for a younger, more vigorous man and notes his age of 74 last month. President Harding is expected to name Edwin B Parker of Texas to the vacancy.
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Washington
William R. Day
United States Supreme Court
Mixed Claims Commission
Day
Harding
White House
Justice Day
Supreme Bench
Claims Commission
Wm Ih Day
Cleveland
Edwin B. Parker
Texas
Husbands File Charges Of Neglect At Sermon
Reverend I D Warner spoke at the First United Brethren church on a Sunday night sermon in a series about What Others Think of You. Husbands criticized wives for neglecting home duties and spending afternoons at theater movies or dances while children wander streets. The most common complaint was wives acquiring many talents yet failing to fulfill motherhood and family duties.
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I. D. Warner
First
United Brethren Church
American War Claims Against Germany Seen Uncollectible
Washington reports total American war claims filed with the mixed claims commission at 1.479 billion dollars but officials doubt any significant collection from Germany. Excluding Rhineland occupation costs of about 255 million, most claims arise from private losses and insurance payouts. Experts estimate final adjudicated sums near 0.25 billion, not the one billion claimed. Germany also holds about 400 million in claims against the United States for property taken.
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Washington
Germany
Mixed Claims Commission
Rhineland
United States
Weather forecast for a future period
Forecast calls for cooler conditions tonight and Tuesday with lighter winds. Temperature readings show yesterday's high around 9, today near 7, and a low around 6 with a possible rise to 8 later. precipitation uncertain.
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Sten Sancoes Eas
Green seeks Republican nomination for tenth ward councilman
George M. Green of 915 19th St NE filed Monday morning with the board of elections for a nomina tion petition to run as the Republican candidate for tenth ward councilman.
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George M. Green
19Th-St
Board of Elections
Tenth Ward
Dance and Card Social at Dime Savings Bank
Brotherhood of American Yeoman hosts a Tuesday evening dance and card social at the Dime Savings Bank.
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Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Dime Savings Bank
St Pauls Tuesday Card Parties Continue
St Pauls continues Tuesday card parties as advertised with ongoing sessions and community participation noted.
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St. Paul’s
Carpet and Rug Cleaning and Decoration Day Ads
Classified ad brief notes Wheeler Carpet and Dry Cleaning Co offering cleaning services with phone 279. Also promotes geraniums and colons for Decoration Day with contact E. C. Miller at 103 Bryanov SW.
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Wheeler Carpet and Dry Cleaning Co
E. C. Miller
Bryanov
Ignorance Bliss For Foreigners Three in Accident
Three foreigners, Tom Rivo George Serba and Dan Prento, occupied a wrecked automobile near East Canton on Sunday. They fled the scene but later accepted a ride from Deputy Sheriff Richter who found them walking. They were booked at the county jail on intoxication charges.
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East Canton
Canton
Richter
Tom Rivo
George Serba
Dan Prento
Reserve Officers Elect Cantonian 10 Chief Office
Col Edward Davis veteran of Beersheba and Jerusalem talks to 200 officers and civilians at McKinley High. Canton forms eighth district reserve officers council with William Texter as president and officers from Alliance New Philadelphia Bealsville Caldwell Barnesville and more.
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Edward Davis
Palestine
U. S. Army Intelligence Department
McKinley High School
Jerusalem
Beersheba
Col
Davis
Eighth District
Ohio
Canton
Wilam H. Texter
Charles Marchand
John E. Johns
Massillon
Lawrence Pennell
Alliance
William O. Wages
New Philadelphia
Elmer Miller
Bealsville
Reginald Cleary
Caldwell
Ray K. Chalfant
Barnesville
John Lee
Harlem Springs
David Ferguson
Cambridge
George FP. Shark
Cadiz
Gill McCook
Henry Harter, Jr
War Department
Reserve Corps
Army
National Guard
Regular Army
Longshoreman Shot in Brooklyn Guerrilla Attack
Police blamed guerilla warfare between rival gunmen for the Brooklyn killing of Frank Healy, a longshoreman. Healy was shot just above the heart. his assailant fled. Hull Bros umbrellas priced from 1.25 to 5 dollars appear in ad copy.
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New York
Frank Healy
Brooklyn
Armitage Women Listed With Bell Phone Ad
Mrs Laura Armitage and Miss Bernice Armitage listed at 2703 Maywood Ave SW with Bell telephone 2093 W for advertisement inquiries and connections.
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Laura Armitage
Bernice Armitage
Maywood
Bell
Adv
Crescent Council No 10 meeting notice widow
Members of Crescent Council No 10 Sons and Daughters of Liberty are ordered to attend a meeting Wednesday evening May 23 by state councilor. Signed A Lieber recording secretary Adv.
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Crescent Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
A. Lieber
Five Children Drown in Well at Houte Farm
In Drummondville Quebec a tragedy unfolds as five children of Mr and Mrs Thomas Houte die after falling into an old farm well. The covering failed while they played, silencing their cries due to the well depth. The father finds a sixth child nearby unable to crawl on the cover.
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Drummondville
Que
Thomas Houte
Houte
Colonel Walker Suffering Stroke in Martinsburg
Colonel Stuart Walker general counsel of Consolidated Coal Company with offices in New York is critically ill at his Martinsburg home The Pillars after a stroke of paralysis Sunday night he remains unable to speak late this fore noon Walker previously rose to prominence as United States district attorney for the northern West Virginia district during the Wilson administration
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Stuart Walker
Consolidated Coal Company
New York
Wilson
Walker
United States
West Virginia
Injunction Trial Held Over Bell Telephone Case
Atty. A. T. Snyder sues Bell Telephone Co to restrain trespass on his farm near Paris. The company defends its pole placement under a land grant and seeks to bar Snyder from interfering with ongoing construction before Judge Krichbaum.
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Atty. A. T. Snyder
Bell Telephone Co
Krichbaum
Snyder
Paris
Motorist Skids, Rolls Over. Light Standard Struck
Robert Nicholson of 1529 Superior Ave NE escaped injury when his car skidded on a slippery Harrisburg Rd and Mahoning Rd corner Sunday evening. The vehicle left the pavement, rolled onto the sidewalk, and struck a light standard, breaking it off.
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Robert Nicholson
Superiorar
Harrisburgrd
Mahoningrd
Harding to Reach Frisco on Aug. 26
President Harding announced to White House callers that his western itinerary now has him reaching San Francisco on August 25 and continuing plans to Frisco on August 26.
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Harding
Frisco
Washington
White House
San Francisco
Traction Company Opens Northeast City Bus Route
The N. O. T. started two buses in the northeast section with a 15 minute schedule on Cherry-ay NE 12th-st Nin and Gibbs ay NE. Universal transfers link to street cars. After streets improve a 10 minute schedule will be kept. The company seeks a Falroard NW route. Safety Director Curtis refused approval and an appeal to the council is planned. Three buses are planned for that route.
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Cherry-ay NE
12Th-St Nin
Gibbs Ay
Falroard
Curtis
Alexander suit settles after week long trial in court
After a week of trial in common pleas court the case of Edward R. Alexander against Miller Pasteurizing Co was settled. Alexander sought payment for patent attorney services while the company cross petitioned alleging damage from delays in prosecuting certain cases.
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Edward R. Alexander
Miller Pasteurizing Co
Common Pleas
Alexander
Cross
Knights Templar Meeting Notice in Malta
Knights Templar Order of the Red Cross and Malta will hold a session Tuesday May 22 at 7 p.m. Carl F. Spanagel serves as Recorder and Frank Strubbe as Commander for the Adv. section.
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Knights Templar Order of the Red Cross
Malta
Carl F. Spanagel
Frank Strubbe
Fireworks Tonight at Jackson Park If No Rain
Fireworks show slated for 8 30 PM at Jackson Park will proceed tonight if rain does not cancel. Authorities urge residents to arrive early and follow park safety rules.
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Jackson Park
Lake steamer Chippewa runs aground near Middle Bass Island
The Chippewa of Sandusky bound for Sandusky from Put-in-Bay went aground in Lake Erie off Middle Bass Island this morning. It is believed the vessel is damaged but not in danger.
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Sandusky, O
Chippewa
Sandusky
Put-in-Bay
Lake Erie
Middlebass Island
Automobiles Stolen From Two City Homes
Automobiles owned by J. A. O'Connor of 650 McKinley Ave NW and W. H. Randolph of 134 Sixth Street NW were stolen Sunday night. O'Connor's car was in front of his home and Randolph's was at Market Avenue and Second Street NE.
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J. A. O’connor
McKinley Av
W. H. Randolph
Sixth-st NW
O'Connor
Randolph
Marketav
Second-st
Special dress trunk sale at Arthur's
Special reduction on dress trunks in sizes from steamer to regular at Arthur's 204 Market av N. Prices include 8.50 10.50 12.50 16 18 and 24, offering a wide range for travelers and households.
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Arthur's
Paper Redelivery Service Hours Announced
If you miss your paper call 86500 for a copy. Circulation department open each evening until 6 30 o’clock and Sunday morning until 11 o’clock for this service.
Chamber Session to Seek Tuberculosis Hospital Site
Canton chamber committee plans to travel to Columbus to confer with the state board of health about site selection for a tuberculosis hospital infirmary and workhouse near Navarre. County commissioners may delay action to allow the chamber to present its case amid opposition to the centralized plan.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
State Board of Health
Navarre
State Board
Last chance to buy large pines today
Shaeffer Black Co distributors advertise the final opportunity to purchase large sized pines at current prices with no retailing.
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Canning Pines
Shaeffer-Black Co
Adv
Canton's Community Fund Drive Opens With Plans To Raise 248 928
Daily reports explain why Red Cross hospital needs grow as Canton's second annual community fund campaign launches to raise funds for welfare and charitable agencies. The drive aims for 248 928 to support veterans, hospitals, and nurse services amid higher patient loads and hospital costs.
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Canton
Courtland Hotel
First Reformed Sunday School
Ilenry A. Roemer
Red Cross
Community Fund Campaign Committee
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Campaign To Curb Worthless Securities Plan
A statewide drive to curb sales of worthless securities was launched in Columbus by the investigation service bureau under the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. The effort follows over a year of survey work and the formation of local groups in 22 counties, including civic groups banks and loan firms gran raises and county farm bureaus. Officials say remaining counties will form similar organizations soon.
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Columbus
Investigation Service Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Civic Organizations Bank, Building and Loan Companies
Granger
County Farm
Farm Bureau Federation
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